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Why do people feel that the story ended on a cliffhanger? It felt pretty conclusive to me, as if it was always meant to end the way it did. |
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[[Image:Superrobotmagcover.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Super Robot Mecha Team Hyperforce Go!]] | [[Image:Superrobotmagcover.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Super Robot Mecha Team Hyperforce Go!]] | ||
'''''Super Robot Magazine''''' (スーパーロボットマガジン) was a Japanese comic magazine published by [[Futabasha]]. In 2003, it published | '''''Super Robot Magazine''''' (スーパーロボットマガジン) was a Japanese comic magazine published by [[Futabasha]]. In 2003, it published a four-part ''Transformers'' story called ''[[Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate]]'' beginning in #11. The magazine went under with #14, ending right as the story concluded. | ||
In 2006-07, [[TakaraTomy]] officially placed that story within the Japanese [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]], moving its events to the late 90s and using its | In 2006-07, [[TakaraTomy]] officially placed that story within the Japanese [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)|Generation 1 cartoon timeline]], moving its events to the late 90s and using its ending to fit the 2000 ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)|Car Robots]]'' series in the subsequent gap. | ||
==Issues featuring ''The Battle of the Star Gate''== | ==Issues featuring ''The Battle of the Star Gate''== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 30 November 2022
Super Robot Magazine (スーパーロボットマガジン) was a Japanese comic magazine published by Futabasha. In 2003, it published a four-part Transformers story called Transformers: The Battle of the Star Gate beginning in #11. The magazine went under with #14, ending right as the story concluded.
In 2006-07, TakaraTomy officially placed that story within the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline, moving its events to the late 90s and using its ending to fit the 2000 Car Robots series in the subsequent gap.
