Transformers: Exiles
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| Publisher | Del Rey Books | ||||||||||||
| First published | October 4, 2011 | ||||||||||||
| Writer | Alex Irvine | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Aligned continuity family | ||||||||||||
| ISBN | ISBN 0345519868 ISBN 978-0345519863 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 384 | ||||||||||||
| Price | $7.99 (US) | ||||||||||||
The Autobots search for the AllSpark amidst the colonies. Plus, a saboteur lurks aboard the Ark, a new threat arises, and if that's not enough, Optimus must contend with four of the 13!
Synopsis
Characters
| Autobots | Decepticons | Thirteen | Star Seekers | Others |
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Notes
- Irvine said that the space bridges will play an important part in the sequel, "and they lead to some unexpected places". The focus remains on Optimus Prime and Megatron, but the original Thirteen Primes and their Artifacts "comes to play in this book too, but in unexpected ways".[1]
- Originally, the title was going to incorporate Prime.[2]
Errors
- On page 218, Optimus decides to have Silverbolt provide the transport for the mission to the space bridge, rather than using the ship they had previously salvaged. This notion is carried through, with the Aerialbot described as carrying Prime and Bumblebee into orbit (p. 234), and they subsequently move around the space graveyard without a ship. However, when the group departs from Solus Prime's tomb, they go "back to the ship", and are said to board the salvaged spacecraft with Sideswipe at the helm (p. 267). This doesn't last long, as when they enter the other space bridge and return to Junkion (p. 271), it is back to just the "four bots" (Chaindrive has joined them), with no ship.
- On page 276, Sideswipe joins the conversation, despite Ratchet and Jazz being the only Autobots described as joining up with Optimus' party.
