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Why would Starscream not know what the devil Dark Energon is at the beginning of Prime when he GUARDED IT FOR CENTURIES?
Same goes to Megatron, who states he has good memory!
There's more, but yeah, WFC and Prime have too many contradictions to be canon to eachother. Let alone everything Rise of the Dark Spark(Which IIRC is canon to WFC)
Why would Starscream not know what the devil Dark Energon is at the beginning of Prime when he GUARDED IT FOR CENTURIES?
Same goes to Megatron, who states he has good memory!
There's more, but yeah, WFC and Prime have too many contradictions to be canon to eachother. Let alone everything Rise of the Dark Spark(Which IIRC is canon to WFC)
Rise of the Dark Spark is in a weird position, because it does have some notable continuity issues. As the TFWiki lists:
Despite the game's script clearly positioning it before the events of Fall of Cybertron, and the main menu background depicting him in his War for Cybertron body, Megatron is depicted in the new body he acquired only part-way through that game.
Ironhide and Sideswipe encounter an Insecticon Bruiser, despite Fall of Cybertron having established them as a creation of Shockwave.
The remains of Trypticon are apparently in Decepticon hands, unlike in Fall of Cybertron, where his remains are in Autobot hands.
Trypticon looks really different than from his War for Cybertron appearance. His head looks more dinosaur-like and his color scheme is completely different.
Apparently, Jetfire and Perceptor take ALL of the Energon remaining in Trypticon, along with the other amount Starscream needed for something, despite the BIG fact that the AUTOBOTS were USING Trypticon for the ARK, which would get them OFF of Cybertron in Fall of Cybertron.
Rise of the Dark Spark is in a weird position, because it does have some notable continuity issues. As the TFWiki lists:
Despite the game's script clearly positioning it before the events of Fall of Cybertron, and the main menu background depicting him in his War for Cybertron body, Megatron is depicted in the new body he acquired only part-way through that game.
Ironhide and Sideswipe encounter an Insecticon Bruiser, despite Fall of Cybertron having established them as a creation of Shockwave.
The remains of Trypticon are apparently in Decepticon hands, unlike in Fall of Cybertron, where his remains are in Autobot hands.
Trypticon looks really different than from his War for Cybertron appearance. His head looks more dinosaur-like and his color scheme is completely different.
Apparently, Jetfire and Perceptor take ALL of the Energon remaining in Trypticon, along with the other amount Starscream needed for something, despite the BIG fact that the AUTOBOTS were USING Trypticon for the ARK, which would get them OFF of Cybertron in Fall of Cybertron.
(Puranetto X no shōtai wa, jashin Yunikuron no supāku ga Masutā Megatoron ni yotte kyūshū sa reta nochi, so no nokosa reta nikutai no saisei kinō ga betsu uchū ni oite bōsō shita mono dearu.) =The true form of Planet X is of the Evil God Unicron's Spark which was absorbed by Master Megatron, and the regenerative function of its remains went haywire in a separate/alternate universe.
Usually when someone absorbs something (like starscream absorbing Primus's spark/the omegalock and megatron becoming Galvatron) they gain a huge boost in stats.
Usually when someone absorbs something (like starscream absorbing Primus's spark/the omegalock and megatron becoming Galvatron) they gain a huge boost in stats.
Alright, let me be real with you, if there is no active discussion about a topic, and there is no profile of said topic, chances are, people don't know about it. It won't really matter a lot of if you go here and ask about the tiers of Galaxy Force, because people will not know
Alright, let me be real with you, if there is no active discussion about a topic, and there is no profile of said topic, chances are, people don't know about it. It won't really matter a lot of if you go here and ask about the tiers of Galaxy Force, because people will not know
Completely Off-topic: I think some of ya know there is a TTRPG that Habro released for Transformers... I can't put into words how much the system sucks '-'. If anyone ever wanted to do a Transformers TTRPG with friends, I would recommend Mutants and Masterminds, maybe it requires some modifications on some stuff, but it is so much better then what Hasbro pulled out, seriously, I could write a 20 page article explaining how bad that system and book is '-'
I wondered that myself, then DMUA kinda that give a quick answer that I think makes sense: Transformers as a brand is not bad, the name itself sells, so they don't need to pull effort into a TTRPG because people will buy it because it is related to Transformers, other, indepedent systems, such as Mutants and Masterminds and the mecha TTRPG Lancer, don't have a brand, they need to do good or they'll die, which honestly kinda sucks
I suppose it makes sense, but it just sucks the last proper TF game we got was nearly a decade ago. I don't think it would hurt Hasbro to create something more ambitious.
And honestly, I've kinda given up hope on Reactivate by this point
I'm almost done watching Transformers Armada, here's some stuff I compiled (will update with scans and references overtime, it's very much incomplete right now):
Using the Matrix of Leadership, Optimus can completely overpower the Hydra Cannon. It killed him but the Matrix was untouched. (Episode 39)
The source of power for the blast is the Star Saber, Skyboom Shield, and Requiem Blaster, making them each around 1/3rd the power of the Hydra Cannon. (Episodes 38)
Optimus Prime (Base) and Wheeljack are able to withstand the Star Saber, even though they are inferior meaning they downscale. (Episode 48 for Optimus, Episode -- for Wheeljack)
I'm almost done watching Transformers Armada, here's some stuff I compiled (will update with scans and references overtime, it's very much incomplete right now):
Feats
Hot Shot and Side Swipe survive this enormous explosion, being quite near the center.
Starscream does major damage to a forest.
Starscream dodges Sideway's laser, though there doesn't seem to be anything supporting these lasers being SoL so oof.
Tidal Wave and Starscream travel from the moon to Earth in a few minutes (Happens for a good chunk of Episode 34 "Regeneration").
Starscream (End of Series) can launch an energy beam that nearly reaches Unicron (who is a moon in this universe) from Cybertron (Planetary Range).
Hydra Cannon/The 3 Weapons Scaling Chain
Hydra Cannon destroyed a comet, causing a light that reaches both the Earth and Moon. It was also stated by many characters to destroy the Earth, though Red Alert assesses it'll only destroy 1/3rd of it.
Using the Matrix of Leadership, Optimus can completely overpower the Hydra Cannon. It killed him but the Matrix was untouched.
The source of power for the blast is the Star Saber, Skyboom Shield, and Requiem Blaster, making them each around 1/3rd the power of the Hydra Cannon.
Optimus Prime (Normal Mode) and Wheeljack are able to withstand the Star Saber, even though they are inferior meaning they downscale.
End of Series Starscream (with his wing-blade) can clash with Galvatron (with the Star Saber) and seemed to actually be overwhelming him. Galvatron noted that Starscream got seemingly much stronger out of nowhere, which is supported by the fact that early on in the series Starscream lost to a hand-to-hand fight against Megatron (Accelerated Development too ig).
Some abilities
Energy Manipulation/Energy Projection (Characters shoot lasers and some weapons can manifest the energy).
Space Survival (Everyone can survive in space and on the moon).
Fusionism & Statistics Amplification (Fusing with Mini-Cons can greatly amplify the stats of the characters. Optimus can also fuse with Jetfire).
Resistance to Temperature Manipulation (Cold: Nearly all of the characters have shown having no issue with being in cold areas).
Resistance to Heat Generation (Characeters like Hot Shot can withstand being in fire).
Limited Teleportation via Warp Gate (All Decepticons can use the Warp Gate at will, though they can only teleport back to the Decepticon space-ship).
Ghosts? (When I was checking the wiki I found out Starscream comes back as a ghost or smth? weird but ok).
I don't plan on checking out stuff beyond Armada in the Unicron Trilogy, cause I don't have the time for more right now, nor does it interest me.
I'm almost done watching Transformers Armada, here's some stuff I compiled (will update with scans and references overtime, it's very much incomplete right now):
Using the Matrix of Leadership, Optimus can completely overpower the Hydra Cannon. It killed him but the Matrix was untouched. (Episode 39)
The source of power for the blast is the Star Saber, Skyboom Shield, and Requiem Blaster, making them each around 1/3rd the power of the Hydra Cannon. (Episodes 38)
Optimus Prime (Base) and Wheeljack are able to withstand the Star Saber, even though they are inferior meaning they downscale. (Episode 48 for Optimus, Episode -- for Wheeljack)
I'll be adding episode numbers to each link as I go on
Is it fine to separate the two shows after Armada? (That being TF Energon & Cybertron). They have many more additional transformations and weapons, and it's 10 years after the main show so characters can be stronger stats wise too
Is it fine to separate the two shows after Armada? (That being TF Energon & Cybertron). They have many more additional transformations and weapons, and it's 10 years after the main show so characters can be stronger stats wise too
Cybertron is only a sequel to Energon in the English dub iirc. The original Japanese version, called Galaxy Force, is separate from Armada and Energon.
