Is the Requiem Blaster even in Transformers Prime????
(I checked if Dr Wu ever made a Requiem Blaster Accessory or if they ever appear in Transformers Prime Show but Nope)
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Is the Requiem Blaster even in Transformers Prime????
(I checked if Dr Wu ever made a Requiem Blaster Accessory or if they ever appear in Transformers Prime Show but Nope)
Imagine if the Requiem Blaster was super powerful in the age of the Primes but by modern standards its like. A regular blaster.
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I'm sure Dee will get used to it over time.
Dear Vector Prime,
What exactly is the Void Scepter? I noticed there was a reference to Mortilus sharing it with The Fallen.
Dear Scepter Stymied,
The Scepter of All Voids was one of the many relics forged for the Primes by Solus—in this case, for Mortilus. The intended use of the weapon was to contain the very essence of Death, with Mortilus intending to use it to wound Unicron. But when Mortilus was busy recuperating from battle, or otherwise occupied, he would lend it to others—and on most occasions, it would fall into our brother's hands.
Before his fall from the light, he was probably the greatest warrior among our number. In the Void Scepter, he found the perfect weapon, using it to drive Unicron back during several of our battles. Once Solus forged the Requiem Blaster for him, though, the Scepter fell out of his favor, and rarely left Mortilus' possession.
It wasn't until after Unicron had been sealed away, and the next generation of Transformers was born, that we discovered the Void Scepter had another function: namely, that it could control the sparks of those who feared death. We Thirteen, with our eternal sparks, were immune... but the same could not be said for the mortals with whom we now shared Cybertron.
We felt that the Scepter should be sealed away, to protect the free will of the people—but one amongst us disagreed. He believed our war against Unicron had left us weakened, that there were renegades spreading lies about us, questioning the will of Primus, threatening the planet's future. We thought he was jumping at shadows, though after all this time, one cannot help but wonder if his concerns were wholly sincere to begin with...
Regardless... when Mortilus, for the first time, refused to yield the Scepter to him, something changed. Something in that argument made him capable of fratricide. When the rest of us learned of what had happened, and set out to avenge our kin, he used the Scepter to raise armies against us. So it was, that in his jealousy over this power, he brought about the fall of the Primes.
This is why the Scepter is also known as the Command Staff—as it can enslave armies, or even titans. After he was felled, the Void Scepter was sealed away by Solus. My siblings and I have done all that we can to prevent its power from ever being used again—but regretfully, lesser copies have been created in its image.
FansHobby MB-29 The Blaster Team
Even more Minicons! I don't think I've ever handled the original Blaster Team? I think their theming is a bit better than the other two, since the Saber Team is just different planes, the Shield Team is different cars, but the Blaster Team feels more comprehensive, being a transport vehicle, a shuttle, and a satellite. They look a bit better as a group because of it.
The Good: It's got a firing missile! When was the last time you saw that? These guys have pretty good robot modes, not having much looseness, but they also have pretty interesting posability. Not-Skyblast has two sets of knees on each side of its legs, and Not-Astroscape has very specific jointage so its legs can split open while also having knees as a robot. There's some very clever stuff going on.
Their Blaster Mode is also quite solid, yet it has a bit more give in different transformation areas to allow for alterations for different robots. (It's how I got it to work on Optimus' shoulder.) The handle is also designed to lock into two different positions to allow for most any robot to hold it, which is a big improvement over the Shield Team.
The Bad: The vehicles might look nice, but they don't always lock together the most solidly. The robots also have just enough posability to look good in certain poses, but do lack a few essential things that would have really helped, but also might have made the Blaster a mess to work with.
Overall, while it's not perfect, it might be my favorite of these weapon sets? It's also neat to just have a small armada of Minicons. I'm really hoping they do a Not-Perceptor. Seeing them do a combining robot like this would be super cool.
DIGIBASH: LEGACY ASTROSCOPE
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Megatronus Prime from Transformers - Aluminum Foil Sculpture
TFMR Worldbuilding: Four “Artifacts” And What They Do In Order To Keep Cybertronians From Setting Their Own Bumpers On Radioactive Fire
Short Version: Allsparks makes Cybertroniankind. Matrix micromanages Cybertroniankind so they don’t do stupid stuff. Vector Sigma records everything Cybertronian does. If everything turns into dumpster fire, Requiem Blaster erases everything so things can start again from the beginning.
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