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* AlternateSelf: While in Primus's chambers, Hot Rod is briefly shown a vision of various alternate versions of himself from across the multiverse by Primus, to help illustrate how he too is meant to be Prime. [[spoiler:Rodimus Prime later calls upon them for aid in facing the Dark Matrix creature and his Optimus Prime's, briefly bringing them into the Marvel Continuity until Rodimus used the Sword of Primus to seal the multiversal breach, returning them to their worlds of origin.]] To be specific on ''which'' versions appeared:
** "Anime/UnicronTrilogy'':
*** Hot Shot in his Powerlinx colors from ''Anime/TransformersArmada''.[[note]]Said coloration was an intentional homage to Hot Rod, as Hot Shot's Japanese name in ''Legend of the Microns'' ''was'' Hot Rod, with Rodimus in ''Energon'' being a [[DecompositeCharacter separate character]].[[/note]] [[spoiler:He notably does ''not'' return for the battle with the Dark Matrix creature, with the red Hot Shot from ''Cybertron'' taking his place.]]
*** Rodimus from the ''Anime/TransformersEnergon'' continuity.[[note]]While Hot Shot ''was'' named "Hot Rod" in the original version of Armada, "Legend of the Microns", the original version of ''Energon'', "Superlink", changed his name to match ''Armada'''s, and made Rodimus a DecompositeCharacter.[[/note]]
*** A red colored Hot Shot from ''Anime/TransformersCybertron''.[[note]]This was ''not'' Exillion from ''Cybertron''. While Hot Shot was named "Exillion" in ''Galaxy Force'', the red coloration of his ''Galaxy Force'' toy was the ''inspiration'' for the ''Cybertron'' character "Exillion", who is treated as a separate character from Hot Shot.[[/note]]
** "Fire Rodimus", a hypothetical version of Rodimus from the ''Return of Convoy'' part of the Japanese Generation 1 Continuity.
** Hot Shot from the ''[[VideoGame/TransformersWarForCybertron Aligned]]'' Continuity[[note]]While ''named'' Hot Shot, he is visibly Hot Rod, and Aaron Archer explained the name change was due to "Hot Rod" not being a trademarkable name at the time, and they didn't want to use the name "Rodimus" because they wanted fans to see him ''become'' Rodimus.[[/note]]
** Rodimus from the ''[[Franchise/TransformersTimelines Classics]]'' branch of the Marvel Continuity.
** Rodimus Major from the ''[[ComicBook/TransformersWingsOfHonor Wings]]'' Continuity.
** Hot Rod from the ''[[ComicBook/TransformersGeneration2 Generation 2]]'' branch of the Marvel Continuity.
** Micromaster Hot Rod from the ''Return of Convoy'' part of the Japanese Generation 1 Continuity.
** Captain Rodimus from the [[ComicBook/TheTransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye IDW]] Continuity. [[spoiler:He is the one leading the other Rodimus's in aiding Rodimus Prime against the Dark Matrix creature.]]
** Commander Rodimus Prime from the ''[[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated Animated]]'' Continuity.
** Rodimus from the ''Alternators'' part of the Generation 1 Continuity.
** "Anime/UnicronTrilogy'':
*** Hot Shot in his Powerlinx colors from ''Anime/TransformersArmada''.[[note]]Said coloration was an intentional homage to Hot Rod, as Hot Shot's Japanese name in ''Legend of the Microns'' ''was'' Hot Rod, with Rodimus in ''Energon'' being a [[DecompositeCharacter separate character]].[[/note]] [[spoiler:He notably does ''not'' return for the battle with the Dark Matrix creature, with the red Hot Shot from ''Cybertron'' taking his place.]]
*** Rodimus from the ''Anime/TransformersEnergon'' continuity.[[note]]While Hot Shot ''was'' named "Hot Rod" in the original version of Armada, "Legend of the Microns", the original version of ''Energon'', "Superlink", changed his name to match ''Armada'''s, and made Rodimus a DecompositeCharacter.[[/note]]
*** A red colored Hot Shot from ''Anime/TransformersCybertron''.[[note]]This was ''not'' Exillion from ''Cybertron''. While Hot Shot was named "Exillion" in ''Galaxy Force'', the red coloration of his ''Galaxy Force'' toy was the ''inspiration'' for the ''Cybertron'' character "Exillion", who is treated as a separate character from Hot Shot.[[/note]]
** "Fire Rodimus", a hypothetical version of Rodimus from the ''Return of Convoy'' part of the Japanese Generation 1 Continuity.
** Hot Shot from the ''[[VideoGame/TransformersWarForCybertron Aligned]]'' Continuity[[note]]While ''named'' Hot Shot, he is visibly Hot Rod, and Aaron Archer explained the name change was due to "Hot Rod" not being a trademarkable name at the time, and they didn't want to use the name "Rodimus" because they wanted fans to see him ''become'' Rodimus.[[/note]]
** Rodimus from the ''[[Franchise/TransformersTimelines Classics]]'' branch of the Marvel Continuity.
** Rodimus Major from the ''[[ComicBook/TransformersWingsOfHonor Wings]]'' Continuity.
** Hot Rod from the ''[[ComicBook/TransformersGeneration2 Generation 2]]'' branch of the Marvel Continuity.
** Micromaster Hot Rod from the ''Return of Convoy'' part of the Japanese Generation 1 Continuity.
** Captain Rodimus from the [[ComicBook/TheTransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye IDW]] Continuity. [[spoiler:He is the one leading the other Rodimus's in aiding Rodimus Prime against the Dark Matrix creature.]]
** Commander Rodimus Prime from the ''[[WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated Animated]]'' Continuity.
** Rodimus from the ''Alternators'' part of the Generation 1 Continuity.
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** While in Primus' inner chamber, Rodimus experiences a vision showing off [[https://tfwiki.net/mediawiki/images2/6/6a/RG1_93_rodimii.jpg the many iterations of Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime throughout the Transformers franchise]]. [[spoiler: They later come back to help fight the Dark Matrix Creature]].
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** While in Primus' inner chamber, Rodimus Hot Rod experiences a vision showing off [[https://tfwiki.net/mediawiki/images2/6/6a/RG1_93_rodimii.jpg the many iterations of Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime throughout the Transformers franchise]]. [[spoiler: They later come back to help fight the Dark Matrix Creature]].
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: This happen big time, especially considering that the series began with a HappyEndingOverride. [[spoiler:The Dark Matrix Fragment has been destroyed once and for all, the Great War is over, the galaxy is rebuilding, Megatron and Galvatron have been defeated, Spike overcomes his past, Grimlock redeems himself, and the remaining Decepticons pull a HeelFaceTurn. Optimus Prime is dead but thanks to his tutelage Rodimus will go on to lead the Autobots into a bright future. And perhaps best of all, the Transformers (even though Cybertron itself is lost) have managed to find a new purpose in existence beyond their ForeverWar... traveling the galaxy and helping the other races find peace. The ending shows Rodimus, eons later when he seems to be the last Transformer alive, finally dying and allowing his energy to essentially recharge Cybertron, thus giving a new generation of Cybertronions a chance at life. That life being the Maximals and Predacons...]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: This happen happens big time, especially considering that the series began with a HappyEndingOverride. [[spoiler:The Dark Matrix Fragment has been destroyed once and for all, the Great War is over, the galaxy is rebuilding, Megatron and Galvatron have been defeated, Spike overcomes his past, Grimlock redeems himself, and the remaining Decepticons pull a HeelFaceTurn. Optimus Prime is dead but thanks to his tutelage Rodimus will go on to lead the Autobots into a bright future. And perhaps best of all, the Transformers (even though Cybertron itself is lost) have managed to find a new purpose in existence beyond their ForeverWar... traveling the galaxy and helping the other races find peace. The ending shows Rodimus, eons later when he seems to be the last Transformer alive, finally dying and allowing his energy to essentially recharge Cybertron, thus giving a new generation of Cybertronions a chance at life. That life being the Maximals and Predacons...]]
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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:Optimus Prime himself at the end of the series. Rather fittingly he dies in the arms of Rodimus who, thanks to Prime's teachings, will go on to become the new hero. However, the same issue shows Rodimus himself dying of old age eons later, But the sentiment still stands that he carried on for Optimus and the interim]].
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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:Optimus Prime himself at the end of the series. Rather fittingly he dies in the arms of Rodimus who, thanks to Prime's teachings, will go on to become the new hero. However, the same issue shows Rodimus himself dying of old age eons later, But the sentiment still stands in that he carried on for Optimus and in the interim]].
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: During Spike's retelling of Megatron's conquest of Earth, a blue energy being can be seen behind Fortress Maximus has he charges into battle. A clear reference to Circuit Breaker (Josie Beller), who due to being owned entirely by Marvel is otherwise ExiledFromContinuity (even though IDW had been able to reprint stories featuring her in their Classics rereleases).
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: During Spike's retelling of Megatron's conquest of Earth, a blue energy being can be seen behind Fortress Maximus has as he charges into battle. A clear reference to Circuit Breaker (Josie Beller), who due to being owned entirely by Marvel is otherwise ExiledFromContinuity (even though IDW had been able to reprint stories featuring her in their Classics rereleases).
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** They go unnamed but the military base the human resistance operates out of is clearly a former Franchise/GIJoe facility. Spike makes mentions to the Autobots it formerly belonging to some elite military unit that the Transformers had previous run-ins with.
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** They go unnamed but the military base the human resistance operates out of is clearly a former Franchise/GIJoe facility. Spike makes mentions to the Autobots it formerly belonging belonged to some elite military unit that the Transformers had previous run-ins with.
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* OddFriendship: Starsceam and Shockwave, the latter even finds himself developing emotion because of it. The series ends with them, and Ravage, renouncing their old ways and becoming emissaries of peace throughout the universe.
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* OddFriendship: Starsceam Starscream and Shockwave, the latter even finds himself developing emotion because of it. The series ends with them, and Ravage, renouncing their old ways and becoming emissaries of peace throughout the universe.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Megatron who decides to completely nuke the Earth just because Optimus isn't there and Spike Witwicky who blames the Autobots for Earth's destruction and carefully leaves out the fact it was his own fault due to basically abandoning the Ark to live his own life and allowing some rich people to get in and reactivate Megatron.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Megatron Megatron, who decides to completely nuke the Earth just because Optimus isn't there and Spike Witwicky who blames the Autobots for Earth's destruction and carefully leaves out the fact it was his own fault due to basically abandoning the Ark to live his own life and allowing some rich people to get in and reactivate Megatron.
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* DawnOfAnEra: The ending of the series sees Earth and Nebulos enter a new partnership that let's them recover from the damage of the Transformers' war. The surviving Cybertronians becoming ambassadors of peace throughout the cosmos. And finally the series ending in the distant future as a dying Rodimus uses the last of his energy to rejuvenate Cybertron and bring about an new generation of Cybertronians.
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* DawnOfAnEra: The ending of the series sees Earth and Nebulos enter a new partnership that let's lets them recover from the damage of the Transformers' war. The surviving Cybertronians becoming ambassadors of peace throughout the cosmos. And finally in the series ending in the distant future as future, a dying Rodimus uses the last of his energy to rejuvenate Cybertron and bring about an a new generation of Cybertronians.
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* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler: Spike's decision to live his life and abandon the Ark led to Earth being devastated by Megatron. Naturally, Spike completely blames the Autobots for it and never owns up to it was his bad decision and not anyone else's.]]
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* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler: Spike's decision to live his life and abandon the Ark led to Earth being devastated by Megatron. Naturally, Spike completely blames the Autobots for it and never owns up to the fact it was his bad decision and not anyone else's.]]
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** Sky Lynx appears in issue 92, saving Silverbolt after the latter blacks out thanks to his Nucleon-induced hypersonic speed.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Kup is still very much this with the only things nobody gives him grief over are shooting Ratchet in the head and allowing Optimus to kill Megatron and having the Wreckers blow up the Warworld. Roadbuster even flat out says maybe Kup is the one making a bigger problem than it needs to be, by giving the angry crowd something to get upset about in ''Destiny Part Two''.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Kup is still very much this with the only things nobody gives him grief over are shooting Ratchet in the head and allowing Optimus to kill Megatron and having the Wreckers blow up the Warworld.Hub Network. Roadbuster even flat out says maybe Kup is the one making a bigger problem than it needs to be, by giving the angry crowd something to get upset about in ''Destiny Part Two''.
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** While in Primus' inner chamber, Rodimus experiences a vision showing off [[https://tfwiki.net/mediawiki/images2/6/6a/RG1_93_rodimii.jpg the many iterations of Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime throughout the Transformers franchise]].
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** While in Primus' inner chamber, Rodimus experiences a vision showing off [[https://tfwiki.net/mediawiki/images2/6/6a/RG1_93_rodimii.jpg the many iterations of Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime throughout the Transformers franchise]]. [[spoiler: They later come back to help fight the Dark Matrix Creature]].
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Kup is still very much this with the only things nobody gives him grief over are shooting Ratchet in the head and allowing Optimus to kill Megatron and having the Wreckers blow up the Warworld. Roadbuster even flat out says maybe Kup is the one making a bigger problem than it needs to be, by giving the angry crowd something to get upset about in ''Destiny Part Two''.
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* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: [[spoiler: Botanica from Beast Machines appears in the final panel of the final issue]].
* LawyerFriendlyCameo: During Spike's retelling of Megatron's conquest of Earth, a blue energy being can be seen behind Fortress Maximus has he charges into battle. A clear reference to Circuit Breaker (Josie Beller), who due to being owned entirely by Marvel is otherwiseExiledFromContinuityExiledFromContinuity (even though IDW had been able to reprint stories featuring her in their Classics rereleases).
* LawyerFriendlyCameo: During Spike's retelling of Megatron's conquest of Earth, a blue energy being can be seen behind Fortress Maximus has he charges into battle. A clear reference to Circuit Breaker (Josie Beller), who due to being owned entirely by Marvel is otherwise
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In addition to a Free Comic Book Day issue, the series ran for 20 issues with looking to give a more definitive end to the original Marvel Transformers comic.
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In addition to a Free Comic Book Day issue and #0 issue, the series ran for 20 issues issues, concluding with looking to give issue #100 and bringing a more definitive end to the original Marvel Transformers comic.
