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Revision as of 06:10, 16 January 2022

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Primax 787.3 Alpha, also known as the HM Spacetime, is a universe in the Primax universal cluster. It is a splinter timeline of Primax 785.06 Alpha.

Fiction

The Headmasters cartoon

The Autobots once left Primax 787.3 Alpha to assist the planet Sandra in a parallel universe. SOS from Planet Sandra

TransTech

Ego had a Bricolo desk made out of the Zarak Shield from Primax 787.3 Alpha. I, Lowtech

Cloud

Cloud World's Wheeljack reported a disturbance in the "33-HM Spacetime", prompting Optimus Prime to have Ironhide dispatch Bumblebee to deal with the situation before it could pose a danger to the universe's inhabitants. Uprising

Ask Vector Prime

MegaZarak's destruction of Cybertron/Primus caused significant shockwaves in the quantum foam of Primax 787.3 Alpha and other universal streams linked to Primax 785.06 Alpha. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/19 Effects included the omniversal reality containing planet Sandra being able to make contact with Primax 787.3 Alpha, beings attenuated to the energies of Vector Sigma acquiring conflicting histories (for example, contradictory information from Primax 1206.0 Beta and Primax 807.11 Zeta surrounding Devil Z and the Godmasters somehow co-existed in the same timeline), and new realities identical to pieces of other clusters except cosmetically to be spawned. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/22 Vector Prime even speculated that some higher-dimensional being(s) might have taken an active hand in repairing the damage, using pieces of other universes. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/19 The result is, academically speaking... horribly convoluted.

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