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* More detail is fleshed out for this timeline and how the war ended this way, namely that the Human Confederation (probably the [[Confederation of Terran Worlds]]), now more advanced than Transformers, ''forced'' them to Cybertron. We'd hear more about them in "[[Ask Vector Prime]]", via a reference to the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]]. | * More detail is fleshed out for this timeline and how the war ended this way, namely that the Human Confederation (probably the [[Confederation of Terran Worlds]]), now more advanced than Transformers, ''forced'' them to Cybertron. We'd hear more about them in "[[Ask Vector Prime]]", via a reference to the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]]. | ||
* This follows a few days on from "[[Broken Windshields]]" but the Great Uprising is only now kicking off for real, much to the shock and horror of many characters at the pub. | * This follows a few days on from "[[Broken Windshields]]" but the Great Uprising is only now kicking off for real, much to the shock and horror of many characters at the pub. | ||
* [[Cheetor (BW)|Cheetor]] as "first resistor" nods back to the earliest ''Uprising'' fiction, [[Blackarachnia (BW)#TransTech|Blackarachnia's]] [[ | * [[Cheetor (BW)|Cheetor]] as "first resistor" nods back to the earliest ''Uprising'' fiction, [[Blackarachnia (BW)#TransTech|Blackarachnia's]] [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 25|bio]]. | ||
* It's implied [[Daniel Witwicky]] had a son, [[Galen Witwicky]]. | |||
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Revision as of 15:27, 15 July 2015
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| "Head Games" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive) | ||||||||||||
| First published | March 16, 2015 | ||||||||||||
| By | David Bishop & Jim Sorenson | ||||||||||||
| Illustrations by | William Mangin | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Beast Wars: Uprising | ||||||||||||
| Chronology | early 25th century | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 30pp | ||||||||||||
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Maximals | Predacons | Builders | Others |
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Quotes
Notes
Errors
- "Hear" is used in place of "here" in the sentence "This Fortress Maximus is no more a Builder than the transport that brought you hear is part of you."
Continuity notes
- More detail is fleshed out for this timeline and how the war ended this way, namely that the Human Confederation (probably the Confederation of Terran Worlds), now more advanced than Transformers, forced them to Cybertron. We'd hear more about them in "Ask Vector Prime", via a reference to the Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet.
- This follows a few days on from "Broken Windshields" but the Great Uprising is only now kicking off for real, much to the shock and horror of many characters at the pub.
- Cheetor as "first resistor" nods back to the earliest Uprising fiction, Blackarachnia's bio.
- It's implied Daniel Witwicky had a son, Galen Witwicky.
Transformers references
- Buzzclaw's bundle of nerves under a brave front and Armordillo's patient, murderous stalking are both in line with their Beast Wars Sourcebook bios.
- The given origin for Fortress Maximus is broadly in line with "The Rebirth".
- The Cyberdroids are a reference to two Japanese redecos of Cerebros and a UK Annual's wrong name for Galen.
- The following characters are mentioned or referenced, but do not appear in the story proper: Diver, Drancron, Frostbite, Vamp, Omega Sentinel, Rage, Autostinger, Nightviper, Scourge, Razorclaw, Megatron, Liege Maximo, Trypticon, Cerebros, Spike Witwicky, Daniel Witwicky, Galen Witwicky, Zebres, Emissary, Gasket, Grommet, Cog, Cog, Koka, Onomisu, Cheetor, Grimlock, Preditron, and the Tripredacus Council. The "Titans" are also referred to as a group.
- Further mentioned in the Cybertronix text are: Llyra and Olin Witwicky.
Real world references
- The "Terran Singularity" that made the humans powerful and immortality is a reference to the Rapture-for-nerds theory of a technological singularity.
External links
- "Head Games" PDF at transformersclub.com (no membership required to download)
