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'''Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta''' is a universe in the [[Primax]] | '''Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta''' is a universe in the [[Primax]] universal cluster. [[Maximal]]s exist in it. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
===Ask Vector Prime=== | ===Ask Vector Prime=== | ||
The [[Repugnus (G1)|Repugnus]] who became a [[Child of Primus]] and the [[Overbite (G1)|Overbite]] who became a [[Minion of Unicron]] during the [[Universe War]] both originally hailed from this universe. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}} | The [[Repugnus (G1)|Repugnus]] who became a [[Child of Primus]] and the [[Overbite (G1)|Overbite]] who became a [[Minion of Unicron]] during the [[Universe War]] both originally hailed from this universe. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/02}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta is the universe of "[[Collect and Save]]", one of the stories in the ''[[Transformers Legends (book)|Transformers Legends]]'' anthology. Its designation comes from the book's publication date and the name of the author, [[Tim Waggoner]]. | *Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta is the universe of "[[Collect and Save]]", one of the stories in the ''[[Transformers Legends (book)|Transformers Legends]]'' anthology. Its designation comes from the book's publication date and the name of the author, [[Tim Waggoner]]. | ||
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[[Category:Universes]] | [[Category:Universes]] | ||
Revision as of 22:19, 18 July 2016
Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta is a universe in the Primax universal cluster. Maximals exist in it.
Notes
Ask Vector Prime
The Repugnus who became a Child of Primus and the Overbite who became a Minion of Unicron during the Universe War both originally hailed from this universe. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/02
Notes
- Primax 1104.30-TW Zeta is the universe of "Collect and Save", one of the stories in the Transformers Legends anthology. Its designation comes from the book's publication date and the name of the author, Tim Waggoner.

