Burning Bridges

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Beast Wars: Uprising
"Burning Bridges"
Publisher Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive)
First published August 13, 2015
By David Bishop & Jim Sorenson
Illustrations by Josh Burcham
Continuity Beast Wars: Uprising
Chronology early 25th century
Page count 23pp

Synopsis


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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

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Continuity notes

  • Overshoot dates this story to "half an orbital cycle" after "Head Games" (when "Fort Max went dark").

Transformers references

  • The following characters are mentioned or referenced, but do not appear in the story proper: Blitzwing, Guardminders, Dropkicks, Sunstreaker, Blurr, Unicron, and Primus.
  • Frizz-rats, and technohawks are also mentioned.
  • Overshoot jokes that the Overcharge's are called that because you're charged too much for them, a joke on the toy's eye-watering cost.
  • "Terrorbot" was a term first used by e-Hobby for the Overcharges.
  • There's a story about the dead climbing up the walls near Kalis, a reference to "[[City of Death!]".
  • Crystal City blows up once again.
  • When Wolfang's leg comes off, it changes from blue to red. That's the colour of the other Wolfang's leg.
  • Mnemosurgery, the medical reprogramming of memories and thoughts, makes the jump from IDW Publishing to another continuity.
  • Stiletto thinks Bighorn should be called Bullhorn, a reference to the toy's bovine alternate mode.

Real world references

Other trivia

  • This is the first story in Uprising where our 'heroes' have been working for the Builders, giving us another look at the conflict.
  • Bighorn was a beloved member of the Resistance! This is the first time we'd have known that because in both of his appearances, he's been an antagonist and asshole to our POV characters.