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Following the disastrous [[Scouring of Nebulos]] in [[2031]], the Confederation decided that the Great War was over, and enacted their decree by forcibly imposing an armistice on the two factions. Under this treaty, the Transformers were limited to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] and nine colony worlds of their choosing. Unable to live with this humiliating defeat, Galvatron organized a massive invasion fleet in [[2033]], intending to breach human space. In the ensuing fight, the humans triumphed and easily routed the Cybertronian forces. {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}} One participant in the battle, [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]], was gravely wounded during the hostilities, only surviving after [[Full-Tilt]] modified himself to serve as the giant's [[Transformation cog|T-cog]]. {{storylink|Intersectionality}} | Following the disastrous [[Scouring of Nebulos]] in [[2031]], the Confederation decided that the Great War was over, and enacted their decree by forcibly imposing an armistice on the two factions. Under this treaty, the Transformers were limited to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] and nine colony worlds of their choosing. Unable to live with this humiliating defeat, Galvatron organized a massive invasion fleet in [[2033]], intending to breach human space. In the ensuing fight, the humans triumphed and easily routed the Cybertronian forces. {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}} One participant in the battle, [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]], was gravely wounded during the hostilities, only surviving after [[Full-Tilt]] modified himself to serve as the giant's [[Transformation cog|T-cog]]. {{storylink|Intersectionality}} | ||
As a result of this rebellion, the Confederacy revised the terms of their armistice: the Transformers would have their allowed space cut in half, now restricted to Cybertron and ''four'' colony worlds. After a ten-day evacuation period, the five worlds outside the new restricted zone were sterilized. {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}} | As a result of this rebellion, the Confederacy revised the terms of their armistice: the Transformers would have their allowed space cut in half, now restricted to Cybertron and ''four'' colony worlds. After a ten-day evacuation period, the five worlds outside the new restricted zone were sterilized. As punishment for his deeds, Galvatron was vivisected by [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]] scientists, with his remains processed into the deadly [[G-Virus]]. The [[Maximal]]s and [[Predacon]]s were taught to remember Galvatron as the most evil Builder of them all. {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}} | ||
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[[Category:Beast Wars: Uprising]] | [[Category:Beast Wars: Uprising]] | ||
Revision as of 19:35, 31 August 2016
- The Great Push is an event from the Beast Wars: Uprising of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Two years after the end of the Great War, Galvatron led the Great Push, a desperate final battle against the growing forces of the Human Confederation.
It didn't go very well.
Fiction
Beast Wars: Uprising
Following the disastrous Scouring of Nebulos in 2031, the Confederation decided that the Great War was over, and enacted their decree by forcibly imposing an armistice on the two factions. Under this treaty, the Transformers were limited to Cybertron and nine colony worlds of their choosing. Unable to live with this humiliating defeat, Galvatron organized a massive invasion fleet in 2033, intending to breach human space. In the ensuing fight, the humans triumphed and easily routed the Cybertronian forces. Micro-Aggressions One participant in the battle, Trypticon, was gravely wounded during the hostilities, only surviving after Full-Tilt modified himself to serve as the giant's T-cog. Intersectionality
As a result of this rebellion, the Confederacy revised the terms of their armistice: the Transformers would have their allowed space cut in half, now restricted to Cybertron and four colony worlds. After a ten-day evacuation period, the five worlds outside the new restricted zone were sterilized. As punishment for his deeds, Galvatron was vivisected by Builder scientists, with his remains processed into the deadly G-Virus. The Maximals and Predacons were taught to remember Galvatron as the most evil Builder of them all. Micro-Aggressions
