Ivory Towers

The Ivory Towers (象牙の塔 Zōge no Tō) were the once the headquarters of the Primus Vanguard. Now, those twin towers serve as little more than a decaying gravestone to the destroyed corps.

Fiction

e-HOBBY/Generations Selects comics

In the aftermath of the Straxuses' betrayal of the Blue Order and the subsequent catastrophes, Magna Convoy converted the Ivory Towers from the headquarters of a proud corps to a memorial site for its fallen members. He reflected on his place in the universe while kneeling before the gravestones of the dead and then met Soundwave at the entrance. Cybertron Magna Convoy prequel comic

Notes

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• "Ivory Towers" is probably a pun on the tusks of Blue Big Convoy's mammoth alternate mode; it's more obvious in Japanese, as its word for ivory (象牙 zōge) literally means "elephant tusk".
• The holograms in the prequel to "Cybertron Magna Convoy" have the shapes of Prime Hot Shot, Masterpiece Rumble, Thrilling 30 Brainstorm, and Legends Dai Atlas. All those characters would go on to appear prior to their demise in the Generations Selects special comic, confirming their membership in the Primus Vanguard.
• The statue in the center, meanwhile, is "Giant Robo G-1", an unreleased 1979 Microman toy. In the finale of the Generations Selects comic it would be revealed to represent The One itself.
• Additional holograms revealed in the finale would include a Reverse Convoy, representing Brightes, as well as Timelines Heatwave, Generations Thunderwing, and Stormreign, their significance unknown.

See also

• Blue Planet (Generations)