Primax 984.0 Gamma
Primax 984.0 Gamma, also known as the Excelverse, is a universe in the Primax universal cluster.
Fiction
Marvel The Transformers comics
Unicron consumed every planet, galaxy, and very nearly all the stuff that existed in the old realms leaving only the void. The tiny leftover fragments that he missed reacted in an explosion that created the universe. The sentient core of the universe sensed that Unicron was a threat to its existence, so it created Primus to oppose him. The Void! He and his children succeeded. On the Edge of Extinction!
Universe comic
The Brawn of Primax 984.0 Gamma was abducted by Unicron moments before he could be atomized by Cobra-tanked Megatron to fight in the Cauldron. The Alpha Trion of Primax 797.18 Epsilon witnessed this happening and concurred with Primus that countermeasures against Unicron were needed in the newly-dawned multiversal war. Final Transformations Abduction
TransTech
TransTech Minister of Higher Dimensional Sciences Rhinox noted that the destruction of Unicron created an unusually high number of tangent universal streams. Withered Hope
After the descent of the Shroud, Vector Prime was assigned by the TransTech government to go undercover on Nebulos, where the walls were thinnest between Nexus 208.0 Epsilon and Primax 984.0 Gamma. There, he would monitor and investigate the possibility of restoring contact with Primax 984.0 Gamma. Ask Vector Prime
The AllSpark Almanac
The Jim Sorenson of Quadwal -3760.925 Theta claimed that "Alignment" as chronicled by Simon Furman was the one true future of Primax 984.0 Gamma. Vector Prime concurred, declaring it canon for Primax 984.0 Gamma. The AllSpark Almanac II
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime noted that Primax 984.0 Gamma had a high degree of overlap with Primax 984.20 Gamma. He also noted that the Autobots of Cloud World referred to this universe as the Excelverse. Ask Vector Prime
Notes
- Primax 984.0 Gamma is the universal stream designation corresponding to the U.S. Marvel Generation 1 continuity, taking its specifications from the cover date of the first issue.
