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At this point, no one had translated The Complete AllSpark Almanac 's AVP questions, and it would take two years for it to be annotated in full by yours truly. Vector answered that question in The AllSpark Almanac Addendum.
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Question 6: The "Who is Cyclonus" debate argues which Decepticon Cyclonus was created from in The Transformers: The Movie the Insecticon Bombshell, or the Decepticon Jet Skywarp. Question 5: I think this was my first question asked! The Legends manga was at the time a gag-strip about the various aspects of the Transformers franchise and fandom, which would go on to evolve into a strip tying in various aspects of JG1 continuity, and which would be derided for its.oh, how shall we say, quite unsavory depiction of female characters, among other things. This is one of the first answers that avoids answer the question we'll get a lot of those as time goes on. The term "Spawn of Unicron" was an insult hurled by Megatron at the deceased Tarantulas in Beast Wars episode "Nemesis Part 1" meant to be along the lines of "spawn of Satan", later fiction took it a bit literally, as Vector lampshades here. Kranix and the Lithones were seen in The Transformers: The Movie, where Lithone was destroyed by Unicron and Kranix killed by the Quintessons. The Kranix Memorial Stadium was mentioned on the Till All Are One tour t-shirt. Question 4: The Knights of Unicron-Optimus Prime, Megatron, Soundwave, and Smooth Jazz-were a set of toys exclusive to San Diego Comic-Com 2014, Generations toys redecoed with clothing and hair accessories as a homage to the hair metal era of rock and roll. Negative polarity universes, or more simply "mirror universes", are the likes of Shattered Glass.
Question 3: the Malgus cluster is the various worlds of Animated, while Viron is the various universes of the 2001 Robots in Disguise series. This answer is the sort of unhelpful/point-missing one seen in the original Ask Vector Prime feature. The second questions refers to the Dynasty of Primes from Revenge of the Fallen, seen in flashback and when Sam Witwicky briefly died. These are obviously chosen because the three pigs built their houses out of bricks, straw, and sticks, respectively. Energon sticks were seen in the Marvel Comics adaptation for The Transformers: The Movie, prototypical versions of energon goodies. Curly straws are a real-world thing, but Transformer versions of them were seen in IDW Publishing's More than Meets the Eye comic. The Fornax Cluster is the world of the Kre-O building block toyline the Fornax Cluster was introduced in the aforementioned The Complete AllSpark Almanac. Porcineacon (derived from porcine) is a new term, derived from the various Cybertronian species mentioned in the 2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon. The Uniend Cluster is the "Aligned" continuity, also introduced there. The Cluster name, Rovio, was introduced in The Complete AllSpark Almanac, itself named for the company behind Angry Birds. Deceptihogs are the name of the EggSpark-mutated evil piggies from Angry Birds Transformers. The first question is, obviously enough, a bit referencing the fable of the Three Little Pigs. The page banner is a stary expanse, with the Cybertron seen in the Cybertron cartoon edited in. May 13: Vector Prime's profile picture is the boxart for his Universe 2008 toy, done most likely by Marcelo Matere. Come 2015, with the set-up for BotCon being in the TransTech universe, this new edition started, and would prove to be the most popular Facebook page from the Club, with thousands of subscribers and 400,000 page views at its peak. Jim Sorenson, when writing The AllSpark Almanacs, would bring it back, hiding it in Cybertronian text in the background of the pages, starting with the second volume. A feature on their website, fans could ask about whatever, and Vector would respond-though usually with a combination of marketing speak and somewhat vague and unhelpful answers. Waking up everyday, knowing there would be something new from helped a lot.Īsk Vector Prime was created by Hasbro back during the Transformers: Cybertron days, where Vector Prime was introduced. The previous year had been an extremely low point in my life, and, as silly as it sounds, AVP saved me from falling deeper into spiral. The longest running of all the Facebook pages, and easily the most dense in terms of material, Ask Vector Prime is something very special to me.
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