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'''Primax 496.22 Alpha''' is a universe in the [[Primax]] | '''Primax 496.22 Alpha''' is a universe in the [[Primax]] universal cluster. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Cybertron'' comic=== | |||
When [[Megatron (BW)/Beast Wars cartoon continuity|Megatron]] shot [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] in the head, {{storylink|The Agenda (Part III)}} [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)|Vector Prime]], guardian of space and time, intervened to aid in Prime's recovery. {{storylink|Vector Prime: In the Beginning}} | |||
===Ask Vector Prime=== | ===Ask Vector Prime=== | ||
Vector Prime noted that the [[Tigerhawk]] of this universe did not conform to a binary gender identification. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Primax 496.22 Alpha is the | *Primax 496.22 Alpha is the [[universal stream]] designation of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'' cartoon. Its specifications are taken from the day "[[Beast Wars (Part 1)]]" aired in the majority of U.S. television markets. | ||
[[Category: Universes]] | [[Category:Universes]] | ||
[[Category: Beast Wars locations]] | [[Category:Beast Wars locations]] | ||
Revision as of 23:57, 31 July 2015

Primax 496.22 Alpha is a universe in the Primax universal cluster.
Fiction
Cybertron comic
When Megatron shot Optimus Prime in the head, The Agenda (Part III) Vector Prime, guardian of space and time, intervened to aid in Prime's recovery. Vector Prime: In the Beginning
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime noted that the Tigerhawk of this universe did not conform to a binary gender identification. Ask Vector Prime
Notes
- Primax 496.22 Alpha is the universal stream designation of the Beast Wars cartoon. Its specifications are taken from the day "Beast Wars (Part 1)" aired in the majority of U.S. television markets.

