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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
According to the version of the [[Primus]]/[[Unicron]] backstory told by The [[Keeper]], at the end of the era of the Gods, Primus could not take his place with the others of his pantheon in the Omniversal Matrix until he had completed his final task of defeating Unicron, last of the dark gods. {{storylink|Primal Scream}} | According to the version of the [[Primus]]/[[Unicron]] backstory told by The [[Keeper (Transformer)|Keeper]], at the end of the era of the Gods, Primus could not take his place with the others of his pantheon in the Omniversal Matrix until he had completed his final task of defeating Unicron, last of the dark gods. {{storylink|Primal Scream}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 09:53, 27 May 2009
- The Omniversal Matrix is a (see note) in the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Omniversal Matrix is where Primus would like to take his place within.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
According to the version of the Primus/Unicron backstory told by The Keeper, at the end of the era of the Gods, Primus could not take his place with the others of his pantheon in the Omniversal Matrix until he had completed his final task of defeating Unicron, last of the dark gods. Primal Scream
Notes
- The exact nature of the Omniversal Matrix is not spelled out, though in context it sounds similar to the human mythical concepts of Asgard or Mount Olympus, the home and resting place of the gods.
