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:— '''Landquake''' and '''Skyfall''' size up their host.
:— '''Landquake''' and '''Skyfall''' size up their host.


==Notes==
*The 1-page preview comic for "[[Withered Hope]]" which follows this story begins with 'meanwhile', indicating that this story occurs concurrently with that one. Really, though, this story continued directly from where the last one left off, in which the [[G1 GoBots]] were still in processing. They were stuck there for several hours. But hey, who's counting?


[[Category:TransTech issues]]
[[Category:TransTech issues]]

Revision as of 17:26, 23 June 2017

Transcendent
TransTech
"Transcendent: Part 2"
Publisher Fun Publications
Published in Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club #20
Writer Forest Lee
Pencils by Alex Milne
Inks by Alex Milne
Colors by Josh Perez
Letters by Jesse Wittenrich
Editor Pete Sinclair
Continuity TransTech

Alpha Trion reveals that the TransTech aren't so nicey-nice... and neither is he.

Synopsis

As they prepare to head down to Level 39, Alpha Trion notes that they are short one mech. Skyfall and Landquake are ready to fight if need be to find their friend, but Alpha Trion tells them that it is not an option, as his disappearance means the TransTech have taken him. Instead, he offers to show them what he has doing "to resist their evil"...

Breakaway has been strapped up and gagged in the lab of Shockwave, who explains that he registers as a Level 5 threat and contains some "highly desirable traits". As sinister-looking claws, needles, and blades unfold, Megatron authorizes Shockwave to proceed, though he requests the scientist try to keep the prisoner intact.

Alpha Trion explains that his home universe was a peaceful one like that of Axiom Nexus, with the Decepticons defeated long ago, but sabotage transported him to Axiom Nexus. The TransTech deemed his world a threat, as its people would not stand for TransTech-style tyranny. Access to his universe was cut off, and he was told it was impossible to return.

At first, Alpha Trion believed the promises of peace and hoped for future cooperation, but later realized that he and countless others had been abducted, hijacked to be studied and researched. He has detected a ring of satellites encircling the planet, broadcasting a harmonic that renders offworlders docile and causes them to lose interest in leaving. Alpha Trion and a few others have modified themselves to resist the wave, and Alpha Trion is preparing a means of revenge. These new arrivals are the last piece of the puzzle.

As Landquake and Skyfall debate whom they should be trusting, Alpha Trion opens a door to reveal the instruments of his revenge: a room full of shattered robotic corpses hanging by chains from the ceiling...

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

Alpha Trion: "Where is your friend?"
Landquake: "Breakaway!"
Skyfall: "What?! This dimension sucks!"


"I do not trust this Autobot."
"Neither do I, but what he says makes sense, even if the way he says it makes him sound like he's auditioning for something."

Landquake and Skyfall size up their host.

Notes

  • The 1-page preview comic for "Withered Hope" which follows this story begins with 'meanwhile', indicating that this story occurs concurrently with that one. Really, though, this story continued directly from where the last one left off, in which the G1 GoBots were still in processing. They were stuck there for several hours. But hey, who's counting?