User talk:Cyberlink420

Previous discussions

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Editing Pages

I see you have taken out one of my edits in the Starscream tfp page.... was that edit irrelevant or something? LittleAutobot1218 12:23, 13 February 2020 (EST)

More or less. The edit didn't really add anything of substance to the article, and it had both grammar and formatting issues. -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 12:36, 13 February 2020 (EST)

Sorry... I didn't really know about that LittleAutobot1218 8:57, 2 20 February 2020 (EST)

"Unidentified character"

Yeah let’s just say Blurr was unidentified by me. But if u say it is Blurr i’ll take you from your word. Btw I don’t know who Blurr is —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Octane (talk • contribs).

"Red Five" (Cyberverse)

I thought that too, but I also thought that the way he was part of the group that was otherwise made up of named characters, his prominent red colouring and the fact he was the first one to be "shot down" as part of the diversion was a reference to the Redshirt trope, which then became playing with the trope because he didn't actually die.

I have to admit that as soon as I saw the guy, I thought, "A red generic? Oh, no. The poor doomed bastard." And then when his shuttle blew up first...—The preceding unsigned comment was added by WM-R (talk • contribs).

Didn't they confirm that the Bumblebee movie is a reboot?

It's what I read. Apparently,it was announced at the New York Toy Fair 2019 —The preceding unsigned comment was added by ‎Thetransformersmorethanmeetstheeye (talk • contribs).

Already discussed here. The upshot is that the announcement was vague marketing speak but that actual released products link the BB movie to the previous ones. Basically, the announcement was Hasbro's way of saying "we know the old movies sucked, we promise future ones will be better" without actually insulting their own prior product. --Khajidha (talk) 10:35, 15 November 2019 (EST)

Removing Periods

So I am really sorry for doing this I was at work and was working on this and left my computer open when i went to a meeting and one of my coworkers must of messed with it.--Oldmajor (talk) 11:46, 14 January 2020 (EST)

Phil LaMarr

Your right, I know I shouldn't be reverting back and fourth with occupations, I apologize for that. I just couldn't make up my mind to agree on if he's notable for being a comedian or not, because he did work on MadTV. But like I said before, I'm really sorry. MarioKartFan9 (talk) 16:09, 5 February 2020 (EST)

Creating a page

I wanted to add a page regarding Outright Games due to their role in publishing Transformers: Battlegrounds and I wanted to ask if it was okay to add the page before the game has been released or not. If so and the game is cancelled, I'm willing to delete it afterwards. -- DKSlayer64 13:21, 12 June 2020 (EDT)

There's no reason why not, though I would recommend looking at some other game company articles on the wiki as examples so you get an idea of how to properly format the article. -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 15:18, 12 June 2020 (EDT)

On 3A/ThreeA/ThreeZero

Considering that the line of ThreeZero and its figures, I wanted to ask if we should consider adding the figures that are being made by the company under the corresponding characters' Merchandise pages, if possible. -- DKSlayer64 (talk) 13:56, 12 June 2020 (EDT)

It's an officially-licensed product, so yeah, it should probably on there. -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 15:18, 12 June 2020 (EDT)

rba

Did u watch the decepticon episode More than meets the eye of rescue bots academy and if so. how?Freakertron (talk) 03:38, 21 June 2020 (EDT)

It aired in the UK; it's floating out there if you know where to look. (and no, I won't say where) -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 09:49, 21 June 2020 (EDT)

Continuity Notes

How are Continuity Notes defined? What are some examples? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 96megatron (talk • contribs).

Intentional callbacks and references to past events, not just vague connections. For example, using a macguffin obtained in the last movie or a character specifically mentioning something that happened in a previous movie would constitute a continuity note. A list of new characters or "character uses a weapon they've used in every other movie" is not, nor is just a list of film plot points. -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 20:28, 2 August 2020 (EDT)

Thank you for taking the time for the response. Are there any of these bullet points that can be kept? −

• This film reveals the existence of ‘The Creators’, a mysterious race of aliens responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs and creating our titular transforming robotic aliens, or at least their elemental metal. Originally it was believed the Allspark was the sole progenitor of the race of ‘Transformers’. How 'the Allspark' and ‘The Creators’ are connected remains to be told.
• Sometime after the 'Battle for Chicago', the U.S. has provided the company, Kinetic Solutions Incorporated, with the collected Decepticons’ remains and their abandoned technology for research. However, during the massive clean up some of the technology was stolen by quite a hefty amount of people, not associated with the U.S. government. Even ending up in the hands of those both within and outside of the United States, the Russians have even started a bidding war.
• Following the disbanding of NEST, a new paramilitary unit, called Cemetery Wind was formed, composed of just humans, some who’ve lost families in the Battle of Chicago, and is headed by Harold Attinger, tasked with dealing with the remaining Decepticons forces. Although some of Earth’s government officials are under the assumption that the Autobots are still assisting in efforts to put an end to the remaining Decepticons threat.
• Brains, last seen in the previous film going down with the Decepticon mothership, alongside Wheelie, leaving his fate ambiguous is revealed to still be alive (albeit without one of his legs attached, using it as a makeshift cane). Wheelie's fate was something that was still unknown, until his reappearance in the following film, The Last Knight.
• Sometime after the final battle of Dark of the Moon, Optimus had his arm reattached, after being removed by Sentinel Prime during their final fight, presumably by Ratchet, our best offscreen medic.
• In the KSI lab, among the spoils of war, are the heads of Sentinel Prime and Megatron, provided through government contracts.
• Established in the first film, Optimus Prime has held a no-harming-or-killing-humans rule (although his Autobots don't always follow that rule), the betrayal and subsequent hunting of his kind by the humans challenges Optimus' one rule.

--96megatron

Marked the ones that shouldn't be brought back; the remaining ones could stand to be rewritten to be more concise. (Also, just type four ~ to sign your posts.) -- Cyberlink420 (talk) 22:16, 2 August 2020 (EDT)

Creating a page for the Weaponizers

Having noticed your edits to my edits to the Mini-Con page, I decided to put forth the idea that the Activator Mini-Cons should possibly be given their own page, considering that the Weaponizer Mini-Cons from the same series have one of their own. It would serve the purpose of lessening the amount of links and text in that section, and makes a certain amount of sense given, again, the Weaponizer Mini-Cons have a page of their own for a similar purpose. -- ZodiacLegacy911 (talk) 17:47, 9 August 2020 (EDT)