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'''Stellar-cycles''' have two completely different usages. | '''Stellar-cycles''' have two completely different usages. | ||
* In [[Beast Machines]], stellar-cycle refers to a ''' | * In [[Beast Machines]], stellar-cycle refers to a '''year-period''', or the amount of time it takes for [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] to complete a circle around its star. | ||
* Beginning from 2005 [[IDW]] standardized many Transformer time-measurements. In their parlance, a Stellar-cycle is '''~7.5 months.''' | * Beginning from 2005 [[IDW]] standardized many Transformer time-measurements. In their parlance, a Stellar-cycle is '''~7.5 months.''' | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 3 April 2007
- A stellar cycle is a Transformer unit of time.
Stellar-cycles have two completely different usages.
- In Beast Machines, stellar-cycle refers to a year-period, or the amount of time it takes for Cybertron to complete a circle around its star.
- Beginning from 2005 IDW standardized many Transformer time-measurements. In their parlance, a Stellar-cycle is ~7.5 months.
Despite representing different eras in time, it is easiest interpret stellar-cycles in terms of their publication date. Usages of Stellar Cycles after IDW standardized the measurement probably means 7.5 months. Usage prior to that... do not.
