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* ''Transformers: Cybertron'' actually at least plays with the concept, and ''Robots in Disguise'' bases a few gags off of how a car could escape its owner without revealing itself as an alien robot. [[Film/{{Transformers}} The 2007 movie]] also explores this, replacing slapstick comedy with a sense of otherworldy awe.

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* ''Transformers: Cybertron'' actually at least plays with the concept, and ''Robots in Disguise'' bases a few gags off of how a car could escape its owner without revealing itself as an alien robot. [[Film/{{Transformers}} The 2007 movie]] ''Film/Transformers2007'' also explores this, replacing slapstick comedy with a sense of otherworldy awe.



[[WMG: Universe Ratchet is [[Film/{{Transformers}} Movie]] Ratchet.]]

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[[WMG: Universe Ratchet is [[Film/{{Transformers}} [[Film/TransformersFilmSeries Movie]] Ratchet.]]
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[[WMG: Cybertron does have plants of a sort]]

They're mechanical just like Cybertronians and Cybertronic wildlife, and foliage is often shades of gray-blue with photovoltaic cells.

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See ''WMG/TransformersCybertron'' for the anime.

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See ''WMG/TransformersCybertron'' ''WMG/UnicronTrilogy'' for the anime.
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*''WMG/TransformersArmada''
*''WMG/TransformersEnergon''
*''WMG/TransformersCybertron''
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* A long running one, but stick with me here. Brawn survived much worse-including getting shot in the head. In the same scene, Ironhide survives his wounds initially, and it takes Megatron shooting him point blank to finish him off. So it's not improbable he could've survived his wounds. Admittedly, he doesn't make an appearance after the Movie-but neither do numerous characters who's survival was confirmed (Sunstreaker, Cliffjumper, Hound, and Jazz).

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* A long running one, but stick with me here. Brawn survived much worse-including getting shot in the head. In the same scene, Ironhide survives his wounds initially, and it takes Megatron shooting him point blank to finish him off. So it's not improbable he could've survived his wounds. Admittedly, he doesn't make an appearance after the Movie-but neither do numerous characters who's survival was confirmed (Sunstreaker, Cliffjumper, Hound, and Jazz).
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[[WMG: Brawn survived the shuttle attack]]

* A long running one, but stick with me here. Brawn survived much worse-including getting shot in the head. In the same scene, Ironhide survives his wounds initially, and it takes Megatron shooting him point blank to finish him off. So it's not improbable he could've survived his wounds. Admittedly, he doesn't make an appearance after the Movie-but neither do numerous characters who's survival was confirmed (Sunstreaker, Cliffjumper, Hound, and Jazz).
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* It could also be something Megatron asked Starscream to do to keep him on his toes and always ready for combat.
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[[WMG: There will be toys of the [[TransformingMecha Shif]][[UpToEleven ters]]]]

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[[WMG: There will be toys of the [[TransformingMecha Shif]][[UpToEleven ters]]]]Shifters]]]]
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** Or we could just chalk it up to [[FoeYay Foe Yay?]]

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** Or we could just chalk it up to [[FoeYay Foe Yay?]]sexual tension?
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[[WMG: Planet Junkion is a piece of Cybertron that got detached somehow]]
Cybertron looks like a sphere with some parts of its surface missing, while Junkion looks like part of a sphere.
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* A line featuring non-Transformers allies and enemies, such as Quintessons, Nebulans, Vok, and humans, with a transformable ally or equipment (including [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated}} post-upgrade Sari Sumdac]], [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersGenerationOne}} exo-suit Daniel or Spike, Sharkticons, Allicons, and the Head/Target/Power-masters]]).

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* A line featuring non-Transformers allies and enemies, such as Quintessons, Nebulans, Vok, and humans, with a transformable ally or equipment (including [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated}} [[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated post-upgrade Sari Sumdac]], [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersGenerationOne}} [[Franchise/TransformersGenerationOne exo-suit Daniel or Spike, Sharkticons, Allicons, and the Head/Target/Power-masters]]).
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The HatePlague behaves a lot like the combined [[StandardStatusEffects Negative Status Effects]] of Berserk and Charm and/or Confuse. Victims even [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/transformers/images/c/c5/Hate_Plague_Rodimus.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20070709042214 glow red]], just like someone [[http://www.mobygames.com/images/shots/l/694179-final-fantasy-viii-playstation-screenshot-one-of-the-game.png afflicted]] with Berserk.

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The HatePlague behaves a lot like the combined [[StandardStatusEffects [[StatusEffects Negative Status Effects]] of Berserk and Charm and/or Confuse. Victims even [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/transformers/images/c/c5/Hate_Plague_Rodimus.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20070709042214 glow red]], just like someone [[http://www.mobygames.com/images/shots/l/694179-final-fantasy-viii-playstation-screenshot-one-of-the-game.png afflicted]] with Berserk.



* The only way to become immune to getting turned into an Energy Vampire by the Dweller may be to cast the ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'' version of [[StandardStatusEffects Zombie]] on one's self, or by using a Relic Ring or Lich Ring from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI''. Undead creatures cause a Drain effect to reverse, meaning the Dweller would have its energy stolen if it tried to drain anyone under the Zombie or general Undead status effect.

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* The only way to become immune to getting turned into an Energy Vampire by the Dweller may be to cast the ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'' version of [[StandardStatusEffects [[StatusEffects Zombie]] on one's self, or by using a Relic Ring or Lich Ring from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI''. Undead creatures cause a Drain effect to reverse, meaning the Dweller would have its energy stolen if it tried to drain anyone under the Zombie or general Undead status effect.
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This troper has a mental image of Vector Prime with a Death Note, yelling "Light our darkest hour!" every time he writes a name. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou One of his favorite targets is haters of the]] ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Transformers]]'' [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou franchise]]. Remember Steven Wells of ''New Musical Express''? Back in the day, he reviewed the UK comic "Salvage!" (TheOneWith Richard Branson/Mister Johnson getting attacked by Deceptions) and called the Marvel Comics UK ''Transformers'' series a "crap comic" in the process. In 2009, Wells died from enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. I assume it wasn't the lymphoma that killed Wells but rather Vector Prime and his damn Death Note. Creator/RogerEbert also called ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' "a horrible experience of unbearable length", and he's dead too, so the real cause of his death might also be Vector Prime using his Death Note. The reason why the concept of Dion being rebuilt was {{Jossed}} by Hasbro with the statement "Dion was never rebuilt into any other character"? Vector Prime had issues with Dion and killed his new incarnation with the Death Note after Dion's rebuild, and altered several other universes to match his killing of Dion.

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This troper has a mental image of Vector Prime with a Death Note, yelling "Light our darkest hour!" every time he writes a name. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou One of his favorite targets is haters of the]] ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Transformers]]'' [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou franchise]]. Remember Steven Wells of ''New Musical Express''? Back in the day, he reviewed the UK comic "Salvage!" (TheOneWith Richard Branson/Mister Johnson getting attacked by Deceptions) and called the Marvel Comics UK ''Transformers'' series a "crap comic" in the process. In 2009, Wells died from enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. I assume it wasn't the lymphoma that killed Wells but rather Vector Prime and his damn Death Note. Creator/RogerEbert also called ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' "a horrible experience of unbearable length", and he's dead too, so the real cause of his death might also be Vector Prime using his Death Note. The reason why the concept of Dion being rebuilt was {{Jossed}} by Hasbro with the statement "Dion was never rebuilt into any other character"? Vector Prime had issues with Dion and killed his new incarnation with the Death Note after Dion's rebuild, and altered several other universes to match his killing of Dion.
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[[WMG: [[{{StarWars}} Autobot sparks are Shards, Decepticon sparks are Tsils, and the Allspark is a Force-sensitive artifact.]]]]

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[[WMG: Starscream isn't actually trying to take Megatron's position.]]
In truth, Starscream is actually even ''more'' loyal than Soundwave. He and Megatron simply have a thing going on where Starscream pretends to be a conniving backstabber, and Megatron cows him into submission.

The reason is two-fold: to give the other Decepticons someone to hate who isn't Megatron, and to keep the other Decepticons in line by showing them what happens when they get ideas above their stations. Of course, Megatron sometimes gets LostInCharacter (such as in "Triple Takeover" and "Hoist Goes Hollywood"), though he always apologizes to Starscream afterwards, and 'Screamer takes it all in stride. Sometimes, it's a ploy to get new recruits. For example, "Starscream's Brigade" was a gambit to obtain another combiner team in response to the Autobots gaining the Protectobots; Megatron banishing Starscream from Earth was to allay suspicion that the entire thing was staged, and Starscream's later attempt to extort leadership by trying to destroy Earth was part of a ploy to make the Autobots think they had destroyed the Combaticons.

As for the movie, this, too, was staged. Starscream willingly allowed himself to be killed, as both he and Megatron knew of his mutated spark. The plan was for Starscream to throw Megatron out of Astrotrain, then Megatron would get repaired somewhere, somehow, and come back and kill Starscream. Neither of them counted on Unicron reformatting Megatron into Galvatron, but they rolled with it, and Starscream later returned as a ghost. In "Ghost in the Machine", Starscream successfully got revenge on Unicron for derailing his and Megatron's plans, and Galvatron retained enough sanity to not kill Starscream. After being cured of his madness, Galvatron gave Starscream a well-earned retirement for his years of loyal service, and Starscream largely disappeared from the face of the galaxy, though he's always on call if the other Decepticons get too uppity and need to be shown the price of mutiny.
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[[WMG: There will be a crossover line with Franchise/{{Pokemon}}]]
Yeah, i'll go there. I imagine Beast Wars-homaging line for this. Althrough granted, they'd probably have to stick to non-humanoid pokemon so as to allow actual transformation.

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[[WMG: Cybertronians are a galactic pariah species]]
* The Cybertronian Civil War is older than any other galactic civilization and not restricted to just Cybertron. Wherever Autobots or Decepticons go, the other faction inevitably follows them and destruction ensues. The galactic community knows that and shuns Cybertronians, even to the point of opening fire on sight. "Robots in Disguise" isn't unique to Earth, it applies to the entire galaxy because no civilization wants to see them.


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* The Cybertronian Civil War is older than any other galactic civilization and not restricted to just Cybertron. Wherever Autobots or Decepticons go, the other faction inevitably follows them and destruction ensues. The galactic community knows that and shuns Cybertronians, even to the point of opening fire on sight. "Robots in Disguise" isn't unique to Earth, it applies to the entire galaxy because no civilization wants to see them.

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* One focused on mythical/ancient Transformers such as the Thirteen, the Guiding Hand, Demons, Trans-Organics, the Last Autobot, Xal, Primus and Unicron.
* A line featuring non-Transformers allies and enemies, such as Quintessons, Nebulans, Vok and humans, with a transformable ally or equipment (including [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated}} post-upgrade Sari Sumdac]], [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersGenerationOne}} exo-suit Daniel or Spike, Sharkticons, Allicons and the Head/Target/Power-masters]]).
* Another IDW-centered toyline, this time focusing on the thirteen colonies of Metrotitans, whit different variations:

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* One focused on mythical/ancient Transformers such as the Thirteen, the Guiding Hand, Demons, Trans-Organics, the Last Autobot, Xal, Primus Primus, and Unicron.
* A line featuring non-Transformers allies and enemies, such as Quintessons, Nebulans, Vok Vok, and humans, with a transformable ally or equipment (including [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated}} post-upgrade Sari Sumdac]], [[{{WesternAnimation/TransformersGenerationOne}} exo-suit Daniel or Spike, Sharkticons, Allicons Allicons, and the Head/Target/Power-masters]]).
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** Velocitron: alien-looking, aerodinamic race cars;

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** Velocitron: alien-looking, aerodinamic aerodynamic race cars;



*** Ok, so the Micromaster Combiners come from Devisiun; Prion probably has either Mini-Cons, Triple Changers or both;

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*** Ok, so the Micromaster Combiners come from Devisiun; Prion probably has either Mini-Cons, Triple Changers Changers, or both;


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[[WMG: Cybertronians are a galactic pariah species]]
* The Cybertronian Civil War is older than any other galactic civilization and not restricted to just Cybertron. Wherever Autobots or Decepticons go, the other faction inevitably follows them and destruction ensues. The galactic community knows that and shuns Cybertronians, even to the point of opening fire on sight. "Robots in Disguise" isn't unique to Earth, it applies to the entire galaxy because no civilization wants to see them.
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This troper has a mental image of Vector Prime with a Death Note, yelling "Light our darkest hour!" every time he writes a name. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou One of his favorite targets is haters of the]] ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Transformers]]'' [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou franchise]]. Remember Steven Wells of ''New Musical Express''? Back in the day, he reviewed the UK comic "Salvage!" (TheOneWith Richard Branson/Mister Johnson getting attacked by Deceptions) and called the Marvel Comics UK ''Transformers'' series a "crap comic" in the process. In 2009, Wells died from enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. I assume it wasn't the lymphoma that killed Wells but rather Vector Prime and his damn Death Note. The reason why the concept of Dion being rebuilt was {{Jossed}} by Hasbro with the statement "Dion was never rebuilt into any other character"? Vector Prime had issues with Dion and killed his new incarnation after Dion's rebuild, and altered several other universes to match his killing of Dion.

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This troper has a mental image of Vector Prime with a Death Note, yelling "Light our darkest hour!" every time he writes a name. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou One of his favorite targets is haters of the]] ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Transformers]]'' [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou franchise]]. Remember Steven Wells of ''New Musical Express''? Back in the day, he reviewed the UK comic "Salvage!" (TheOneWith Richard Branson/Mister Johnson getting attacked by Deceptions) and called the Marvel Comics UK ''Transformers'' series a "crap comic" in the process. In 2009, Wells died from enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. I assume it wasn't the lymphoma that killed Wells but rather Vector Prime and his damn Death Note. Creator/RogerEbert also called ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'' "a horrible experience of unbearable length", and he's dead too, so the real cause of his death might also be Vector Prime using his Death Note. The reason why the concept of Dion being rebuilt was {{Jossed}} by Hasbro with the statement "Dion was never rebuilt into any other character"? Vector Prime had issues with Dion and killed his new incarnation with the Death Note after Dion's rebuild, and altered several other universes to match his killing of Dion.
Dion.
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[[WMG: [[GuardianOfTheMultiverse Vector Prime]] has a Manga/DeathNote... which he uses sometimes for good and sometimes for killing people who piss him off]]
This troper has a mental image of Vector Prime with a Death Note, yelling "Light our darkest hour!" every time he writes a name. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou One of his favorite targets is haters of the]] ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Transformers]]'' [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou franchise]]. Remember Steven Wells of ''New Musical Express''? Back in the day, he reviewed the UK comic "Salvage!" (TheOneWith Richard Branson/Mister Johnson getting attacked by Deceptions) and called the Marvel Comics UK ''Transformers'' series a "crap comic" in the process. In 2009, Wells died from enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma. I assume it wasn't the lymphoma that killed Wells but rather Vector Prime and his damn Death Note. The reason why the concept of Dion being rebuilt was {{Jossed}} by Hasbro with the statement "Dion was never rebuilt into any other character"? Vector Prime had issues with Dion and killed his new incarnation after Dion's rebuild, and altered several other universes to match his killing of Dion.
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[[WMG: We see ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' through the humans' eyes]]
The Transformers are actually incompetent (hence all the fandom memes about Starscream declaring himself leader whenever Megatron is away from HQ and why Daniel and Wheelie seem to ruin everything whilst being the SpotlightStealingSquad in the Japanese G1 continutation animes) on both sides, and the humans they meet tend to imagine them being more competent or ''even more'' incompetent. For example, Soundwave is over-protective of his cassettes geting hurt or killed and is usually quiet and doesn't prefer to battle, so the humans who have had the chance to see him imagine him as a barely-talking wimp.

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* It is possible that 'God', 'Satan' and other characters of myth and legend were inspired by Primus, Unicron and the 13, along with other ancient heroes.




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[[WMG: Unicron is the multiversal counterpart of Galactus]]
* Planet eater? Check. Massive Horns? Check. The ability to reshape others to his will? Check. Y'know come to think of it Galactus is said to appear differently to different races...

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