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Just as [[human]]s have felt the need to set up shop on distant continents and faraway islands, the Transformers are a naturally expansionistic race. Their long history is frequently punctuated with interplanetary colonization efforts, creating a network of '''Transformer colonies''' scattered throughout the heavens. | Just as [[human]]s have felt the need to set up shop on distant continents and faraway islands, the Transformers are a naturally expansionistic race. Their long history is frequently punctuated with interplanetary colonization efforts, aimed at creating a network of '''Transformer colonies''' scattered throughout the heavens. These planets are usually [[Eco-structuring|eco-structured]] to better accommodate Transformer life, but Cybertronians are well known for their adaptability, and have been known to adjust to planets utterly unlike their original birthworld of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. | ||
In many universes, these efforts have been forgotten by the modern day, buried by the harsh realities of interplanetary war or simply the march of time. In a classic example of allopatric speciation, the Transformers stranded on these distant worlds | In many universes, these efforts have been forgotten by the modern day, buried by the harsh realities of interplanetary war or simply the march of time. In a classic example of [[w:allopatric speciation|allopatric speciation]], the Transformers stranded on these distant worlds have subsequently adapted to their new homeworlds by developing cultures and physiologies entirely separate from their Cybertronian ancestors. | ||
==Conceptual history== | ==Conceptual history== | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 3 August 2016
Just as humans have felt the need to set up shop on distant continents and faraway islands, the Transformers are a naturally expansionistic race. Their long history is frequently punctuated with interplanetary colonization efforts, aimed at creating a network of Transformer colonies scattered throughout the heavens. These planets are usually eco-structured to better accommodate Transformer life, but Cybertronians are well known for their adaptability, and have been known to adjust to planets utterly unlike their original birthworld of Cybertron.
In many universes, these efforts have been forgotten by the modern day, buried by the harsh realities of interplanetary war or simply the march of time. In a classic example of allopatric speciation, the Transformers stranded on these distant worlds have subsequently adapted to their new homeworlds by developing cultures and physiologies entirely separate from their Cybertronian ancestors.
