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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
[[File:Bravemasters concept illustration.jpg|thumb|right|Saikyō Yūsha Robo Gundan!]] | [[File:Bravemasters concept illustration.jpg|thumb|right|Saikyō Yūsha Robo Gundan!]] | ||
*''Transformers: Bravemasters'' was an unrealized proposal by [[Hayato Sakamoto]]. Art of it shown at [[BotCon 2015]] revealed that it would have utilized several | *''Transformers: Bravemasters'' was an unrealized proposal by [[Hayato Sakamoto]]. Art of it shown at [[BotCon 2015]] revealed that it would have utilized several offscreen toys from the Movie-related toyline (such as [[Breacher (TF 2010)|Breacher]], whose toy would have been used for the main character) and would have been strongly influenced by the [[Brave (franchise)|''Brave'']] franchise.<ref>[http://www.allspark.com/2015/06/best-of-botcon-the-japanese-perspective/ Best Of Botcon: The Japanese Perspective @ The Allspark]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 14:48, 8 June 2018
- The Bravemaster process is a technology from the Generation 1 continuity family.
What does the Bravemaster process entail? We don't know much except that it most certainly requires its participants to be brave.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
In one universe, the Cyberdroid Minimum Ambus underwent the Bravemaster process to binary-bond with Ultra Magnus. They were the first but not the last to do so. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/15
Notes
- Transformers: Bravemasters was an unrealized proposal by Hayato Sakamoto. Art of it shown at BotCon 2015 revealed that it would have utilized several offscreen toys from the Movie-related toyline (such as Breacher, whose toy would have been used for the main character) and would have been strongly influenced by the Brave franchise.[1]
