Call From the Heavens
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| "Call From the Heavens" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | 3H Enterprises | ||||||||||||
| First published | May 11, 2001[1][2] (BotCon: Beyond) | ||||||||||||
| Writer | Rob Gerbracht | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | 3H Beast Wars continuity | ||||||||||||
It came from transwarp space.
Synopsis
Date Index 316.286 AU
Another transwarp anomaly appears nearer to the planet's surface, and another ship comes through it. It crashes on the far side of Polyhex and both Apelinq and Rodimus are set to go straight to the crash site.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
Notes
- Mentioned characters: Rodimus
Continuity notes
- The orbital scanners that picked up both the transwarp anomaly and the ship that came through it are the same ones that detected the arrival of Autobot Shuttle Omega Delta back in Journal 9.
- This journal entry overlaps with the events described in "VEHICON ALERT!", in which newcomers are detected over in Polyhex and Megatron orders many of his Vehicon troops to head there immediately. The next chapter will reveal that the crewmembers belonging to the ship that arrives through the anomaly in this chapter are among those newcomers (the rest of which were already on Cybertron).
Transformers references
- Polyhex is a polity of Cybertron that originally appeared in the 17th Marvel G1 comic issue, "The Smelting Pool!", in 1986. It was previously mentioned a few months earlier back in "VEHICON ALERT!", which was its first mention in eleven years, after having last been mentioned in the 1990 toy bio for Generation 1 Kick-Off.
