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In the present day, the Titan [[Vigilem]] was able to disguise his presence from his old foe [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] by masking his [[space bridge]] signature as that of Tempo's. {{storylink|Rubicon}} Assuming that he had found Tempo, Metroplex established a link with Vigilem. {{storylink|Windblade vol. 2 issue 4|Windblade vol. 2 #4}} | In the present day, the Titan [[Vigilem]] was able to disguise his presence from his old foe [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] by masking his [[space bridge]] signature as that of Tempo's. {{storylink|Rubicon}} Assuming that he had found Tempo, Metroplex established a link with Vigilem. {{storylink|Windblade vol. 2 issue 4|Windblade vol. 2 #4}} | ||
When [[Windblade (G1)|Windblade]] met with the ship's captain, [[Elita One]], she learned that their Titan was not named "Tempo", but rather, "Carcer". Elita, hoping to hide the dark history behind her ship, simply claimed they had renamed their ship during their long voyage. Windblade knew that this was the name of another, ''separate'' Titan, and was secretly concerned with what Elita was hiding from her. {{storylink|The Will of the Few}} Windblade went to ask Metroplex about the relationship between Carcer and Tempo to which the Titan answered that Carcer was a different Titan. When Vigilem later awoke, Metroplex reflected that he did not know how or why he would have chosen to mask as Tempo. {{storylink|Rubicon}} | When [[Windblade (G1)|Windblade]] met with the ship's captain, [[Elita One (G1)|Elita One]], she learned that their Titan was not named "Tempo", but rather, "Carcer". Elita, hoping to hide the dark history behind her ship, simply claimed they had renamed their ship during their long voyage. Windblade knew that this was the name of another, ''separate'' Titan, and was secretly concerned with what Elita was hiding from her. {{storylink|The Will of the Few}} Windblade went to ask Metroplex about the relationship between Carcer and Tempo to which the Titan answered that Carcer was a different Titan. When Vigilem later awoke, Metroplex reflected that he did not know how or why he would have chosen to mask as Tempo. {{storylink|Rubicon}} | ||
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Revision as of 03:07, 12 December 2017
- Tempo is a Titan from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Tempo was one of the Titans created by the legendary Knights of Cybertron to act as a living ship. Tempo carried a crew of philosophers seeking new kinds of truth.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
Millions of years ago, Tempo and the other 12 colony Titans departed Cybertron to found new outposts of Cybertronian civilization. First Contact Tempo was one of the first Titans to leave, but by all accounts neither he or his crew ever returned.
In the present day, the Titan Vigilem was able to disguise his presence from his old foe Metroplex by masking his space bridge signature as that of Tempo's. Rubicon Assuming that he had found Tempo, Metroplex established a link with Vigilem. Windblade vol. 2 #4
When Windblade met with the ship's captain, Elita One, she learned that their Titan was not named "Tempo", but rather, "Carcer". Elita, hoping to hide the dark history behind her ship, simply claimed they had renamed their ship during their long voyage. Windblade knew that this was the name of another, separate Titan, and was secretly concerned with what Elita was hiding from her. The Will of the Few Windblade went to ask Metroplex about the relationship between Carcer and Tempo to which the Titan answered that Carcer was a different Titan. When Vigilem later awoke, Metroplex reflected that he did not know how or why he would have chosen to mask as Tempo. Rubicon
Notes
- Aside from the musical concept, Tempo is Italian and Portuguese for "time". Considering how some other Titans have a direct connection to members of the Thirteen, Tempo may be affiliated with Vector Prime. If this holds, considering that it was specifically noted the crew were philosophers—a discipline which could be described as asking questions about the universe—this could be a stealth pun referencing "Ask Vector Prime".
