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*Primax 1206.0 Beta is the [[universal stream]] designation of the [[Autorooper]] toy, including [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)/src|the first official timeline of the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]] that came packaged with it. Its specifications come from the release date of the toy. | *Primax 1206.0 Beta is the [[universal stream]] designation of the [[Autorooper]] toy, including [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)/src|the first official timeline of the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]] that came packaged with it. Its specifications come from the release date of the toy. | ||
*The contradictory information in question relates to the two clashing origins for the [[Godmaster]]s given in the ''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon. One stated that they were | *The contradictory information in question relates to the two clashing origins for the [[Godmaster]]s given in the ''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon. One stated that they were Autobot technology stolen by [[Devil Z]], the other that they were the fragments of an alien entity known as "the Godmaster". The two timelines published during the ''Kiss Players'' series each used a different one of these contradicting accounts. | ||
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Primax 1206.0 Beta is a universe in the Primax universal cluster.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime could detect contradictory history from Primax 1206.0 Beta and Primax 807.11 Zeta somehow co-existing within the larger reality stream of Primax 785.06 Alpha. He speculated it could be the result of external forces trying to restore this particular universal system after MegaZarak's destruction of the "stable axis of this reality". Ask Vector Prime
Notes
- Primax 1206.0 Beta is the universal stream designation of the Autorooper toy, including the first official timeline of the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity that came packaged with it. Its specifications come from the release date of the toy.
- The contradictory information in question relates to the two clashing origins for the Godmasters given in the Super-God Masterforce cartoon. One stated that they were Autobot technology stolen by Devil Z, the other that they were the fragments of an alien entity known as "the Godmaster". The two timelines published during the Kiss Players series each used a different one of these contradicting accounts.
