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''' | '''Gelshark comes face-to-face with his longtime nemesis, Black Convoy!''' | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
[[Sky-Byte (RID)| | [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Gelshark]] arrives at [[Tokyo Toy Show]] 2015 to play a role in a ''Transformers'' show held by [[TakaraTomy]], though he's a bit disappointed that he's playing the bad guy and not the hero. At the stage, however, he finds his role has been usurped by none other than [[Scourge (RID)|Black Convoy]], who has already defeated the [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] actor and taken [[Optimus Minor]], a child in the audience, hostage. After expositing that he's escaped from [[Asteroid prison colony|prison]], ended up in the [[Legends Universe]] and modified his body into a new form, Black Convoy recognizes Gelshark and asks if they will join forces once more. Gelshark doesn't listen, being too angry that Black Convoy is threatening one of the children that came to see his show, and challenges his old rival to battle on top of [[Tokyo Big Sight]]. | ||
and challenges his old rival to battle on top of [[Tokyo Big Sight]]. | |||
Despite his best efforts, | Despite his best efforts, Gelshark is defeated by Black Convoy's "Matrix Dead Maser", a beam fired from an [[Energon Matrix]] the villain has stolen from [[Vector Sigma]], but Black Convoy is impressed that he put up a fight and lets Minor go before repeating his offer. He explains that he's looking to break [[Megatron (RID)|Gigatron]] out of prison as well, seeing his leader's power as a useful tool in his own plans for galactic conquest, a mission that hits home with the ever-loyal Gelshark. In spite of his young fans pleading with him not to go, the shark accepts and returns to his home universe with Black Convoy, who waxes poetic about spreading evil in space. | ||
==Featured characters== | ==Featured characters== | ||
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*[[Sky-Byte (RID)| | *[[Sky-Byte (RID)|Gelshark]] (1) | ||
*[[Scourge (RID)| | *[[Scourge (RID)|Black Convoy]] (2) | ||
*[[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator]] (8) | *[[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator]] (8) | ||
*''[[Megatron (RID)| | *''[[Megatron (RID)|Gigatron]]'' (12) | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* | *Black Convoy and Gigatron were imprisoned by the Autobots in the [[The Final Battle (RID)|final episode]] of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)|Car Robots]]''. | ||
* | *Black Convoy now has an Energon Matrix, much like [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Fire Convoy]] did in ''Car Robots'', as an explanation for the molded Matrix detail featured on his ''Legends'' toy. He mentions having stolen it from Vector Sigma, who was indeed said to have granted Fire Convoy an Energon Matrix in the Japanese version of "[[Ultra Magnus (episode)|Ultra Magnus]]". | ||
*The Matrix Dead Maser follows the naming scheme of the [[Predacon (RID)|Destrongers]]' beam attacks, which were all different [[w:maser|maser]] variations in Japanese. | *The Matrix Dead Maser follows the naming scheme of the [[Predacon (RID)|Destrongers]]' beam attacks, which were all different [[w:maser|maser]] variations in Japanese. | ||
[[Category:Legends franchise issues]] | [[Category:Legends franchise issues]] | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 6 December 2015
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漫画トランスフォーマーレジェンズ出張版 第EX話
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| First published | June 20, 2015 | ||||||||||||
| Story | Hayato Sakamoto | ||||||||||||
| Art | Hayato Sakamoto | ||||||||||||
| Packaged with | Legends LG-EX Black Convoy | ||||||||||||
Gelshark comes face-to-face with his longtime nemesis, Black Convoy!
Synopsis
Gelshark arrives at Tokyo Toy Show 2015 to play a role in a Transformers show held by TakaraTomy, though he's a bit disappointed that he's playing the bad guy and not the hero. At the stage, however, he finds his role has been usurped by none other than Black Convoy, who has already defeated the Optimus Prime actor and taken Optimus Minor, a child in the audience, hostage. After expositing that he's escaped from prison, ended up in the Legends Universe and modified his body into a new form, Black Convoy recognizes Gelshark and asks if they will join forces once more. Gelshark doesn't listen, being too angry that Black Convoy is threatening one of the children that came to see his show, and challenges his old rival to battle on top of Tokyo Big Sight.
Despite his best efforts, Gelshark is defeated by Black Convoy's "Matrix Dead Maser", a beam fired from an Energon Matrix the villain has stolen from Vector Sigma, but Black Convoy is impressed that he put up a fight and lets Minor go before repeating his offer. He explains that he's looking to break Gigatron out of prison as well, seeing his leader's power as a useful tool in his own plans for galactic conquest, a mission that hits home with the ever-loyal Gelshark. In spite of his young fans pleading with him not to go, the shark accepts and returns to his home universe with Black Convoy, who waxes poetic about spreading evil in space.
Featured characters
(Characters in italic text appear only in flashbacks.)
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Maximals/Autobots | Predacons/Predacons | Humans |
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Notes
- Black Convoy and Gigatron were imprisoned by the Autobots in the final episode of Car Robots.
- Black Convoy now has an Energon Matrix, much like Fire Convoy did in Car Robots, as an explanation for the molded Matrix detail featured on his Legends toy. He mentions having stolen it from Vector Sigma, who was indeed said to have granted Fire Convoy an Energon Matrix in the Japanese version of "Ultra Magnus".
- The Matrix Dead Maser follows the naming scheme of the Destrongers' beam attacks, which were all different maser variations in Japanese.
