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Considering its mid 1986, the Scramble City OVA was released in April, which features Trypticon, Megatron and combiners (including Devastator). The landscape of the first stage is reminiscent of the diorama display made for the show and related commercials (desert, rocky mountains, starry backdrop and planets). Assuming the developer was Hiroshi Okamoto, he didn't have much interest in the transformers story and just went by current media. There is a shot from the stop motion scramble city, as Magnus is introduced, where a large ominous planet shoots out lasers. This might be the inspiration for "Devilstar" (pronounced devirustaa). But there is no denying the absence of Devastator (pronounced Devistaa) while all the other players of Scramble City are present. The first appearance of Ratbat was in SC, who is also in the game. I think the Devilstar and Devastator are somehow related. [[User:Venutech|Venutech]] ([[User talk:Venutech|talk]]) 23:05, 29 May 2024 (EDT) | Considering its mid 1986, the Scramble City OVA was released in April, which features Trypticon, Megatron and combiners (including Devastator). The landscape of the first stage is reminiscent of the diorama display made for the show and related commercials (desert, rocky mountains, starry backdrop and planets). Assuming the developer was Hiroshi Okamoto, he didn't have much interest in the transformers story and just went by current media. There is a shot from the stop motion scramble city, as Magnus is introduced, where a large ominous planet shoots out lasers. This might be the inspiration for "Devilstar" (pronounced devirustaa). But there is no denying the absence of Devastator (pronounced Devistaa) while all the other players of Scramble City are present. The first appearance of Ratbat was in SC, who is also in the game. I think the Devilstar and Devastator are somehow related. [[User:Venutech|Venutech]] ([[User talk:Venutech|talk]]) 23:05, 29 May 2024 (EDT) | ||
:Devastator's Japanese name is デバスター ("Devastor"), not "デビスター". You are pulling together incoherent points to prove something you just made up in your head. [[User:Saix|Saix]] ([[User talk:Saix|talk]]) 23:39, 29 May 2024 (EDT) | :Devastator's Japanese name is デバスター ("Devastor"), not "デビスター". You are pulling together incoherent points to prove something you just made up in your head. [[User:Saix|Saix]] ([[User talk:Saix|talk]]) 23:39, 29 May 2024 (EDT) | ||
::You are correct about the spelling. Are you trying to prove that Devilstar is an entirely new thing? I'd appreciate some thoughts. [[User:Venutech|Venutech]] ([[User talk:Venutech|talk]]) 23:59, 29 May 2024 (EDT) | |||
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Considering its mid 1986, the Scramble City OVA was released in April, which features Trypticon, Megatron and combiners (including Devastator). The landscape of the first stage is reminiscent of the diorama display made for the show and related commercials (desert, rocky mountains, starry backdrop and planets). Assuming the developer was Hiroshi Okamoto, he didn't have much interest in the transformers story and just went by current media. There is a shot from the stop motion scramble city, as Magnus is introduced, where a large ominous planet shoots out lasers. This might be the inspiration for "Devilstar" (pronounced devirustaa). But there is no denying the absence of Devastator (pronounced Devistaa) while all the other players of Scramble City are present. The first appearance of Ratbat was in SC, who is also in the game. I think the Devilstar and Devastator are somehow related. Venutech (talk) 23:05, 29 May 2024 (EDT)
