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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa is the [[universal stream]] designation corresponding to ''Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64'', the Japanese version of the Nintendo 64 ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (N64)|Beast Wars Transmetals]]'' video game. Its specifications come from the release date of the game. | *Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa is the [[universal stream]] designation corresponding to ''Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64'', the Japanese version of the Nintendo 64 ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (N64)|Beast Wars Transmetals]]'' video game. Its specifications come from the release date of the game. | ||
*Technically, this universe shouldn't have | *Technically, this universe shouldn't have 12 endstates, as ''Metals 64'' has only eight playable characters (nine if you count Megatron X) compared to the 12 in its North American counterpart and lacks the character-specific Arcade Mode endings entirely. | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars locations]] | [[Category:Beast Wars locations]] | ||
[[Category:Primax Kappa universes]] | [[Category:Primax Kappa universes]] | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 16 August 2022
Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa is a universe in the Primax universal cluster. It is similar to Primax 700.12-N4 Kappa.
It is an extremely volatile universe, vacillating between multiple possible events and ultimately ending in twelve endstates, labeled I though XII. For example, Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa IX has Tarantulas return to Earth with a fleet.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime elaborated on the nature of Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa and the origins of its Megatron X. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/15
Notes
- Primax 1099.01-N6 Kappa is the universal stream designation corresponding to Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64, the Japanese version of the Nintendo 64 Beast Wars Transmetals video game. Its specifications come from the release date of the game.
- Technically, this universe shouldn't have 12 endstates, as Metals 64 has only eight playable characters (nine if you count Megatron X) compared to the 12 in its North American counterpart and lacks the character-specific Arcade Mode endings entirely.
