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:''Robert Nagisa is a [[human]] scientist from the [[Unicron Trilogy | :''Robert Nagisa is a [[human]] scientist from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].'' | ||
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'''Robert Nagisa''' is a physicist on [[Earth]] who has some intriguing but controversial theories about parallel universes. He has published at least one book on the subject. | '''Robert Nagisa''' is a physicist on [[Earth]] who has some intriguing but controversial theories about parallel universes. He has published at least one book on the subject. | ||
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- Robert Nagisa is a human scientist from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
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Robert Nagisa is a physicist on Earth who has some intriguing but controversial theories about parallel universes. He has published at least one book on the subject.
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[edit]Prime Spark
[edit]Optimus Prime had read Nagisa's book and found his theories to be close to some of the scientific principles which provided the basis for Cybertronian physics. Neither the other Optimus Prime nor Optimus Primal, who hailed from a different universe, had heard of Nagisa. Prime Spark
