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The Official Star Trek(R) Fact Files(TM) entry on transwarp.
Note "Eugene's limit of warp factor 10", dropping Gene Roddenberry's TNG-era writing room decrees into the universe😂
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The Official Star Trek(R) Fact Files(TM) entry on transwarp.
Note "Eugene's limit of warp factor 10", dropping Gene Roddenberry's TNG-era writing room decrees into the universe😂
The Binder's take on Cheetor and Rodimus - I actually like them thanks to it
Cheetor...I can hardly believe they made him so standout from his original depiction. I mean, he literally doesn't get caught in the Binder's outline, whereas in Beast Wars he could barely go two episodes without landing himself in the clutches of the enemy. And his arrogance and nobility being a sort of tug-of-war over his personality, insofar as it's hard to discern his true nature under his cocky, self-assured exterior....dang, that's what Arcee thought Smokescreen was. Heh, I can see them going at it hammer and tongs.
His precognition actually getting addressed is a relief, because I still don't know what the point of it was in the cartoon itself. I can see this version of Cheetor becoming Alpha Trizer more easily than his BW counterpart, and now I wonder how I could/can work that whole upgrade thing into his arc.
And now I have an idea of Cheetor going on travels with the Autobots in his past after a chance encounter with Jetfire/Skyfire via the latter's transwarp drive....that'd be a fun arc for him and Smokescreen actually, hmmm....
Okay, I already have set plans for Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime in my AU, and while he's been dead for some time...I think I can take a version of the Binder's idea of him and spin him into a new character. Make him an orphan from the streets who survived on his guts into young adulthood to become an Autobot after Megatron declares war. His arrogance and ego - more tempered, since he's not a leader or even trying to become one - are gonna be the result of his pride from handling himself as well as he did before everything went to Pit. Upon joining, he takes the name Rodimus because of the reputation he had, and because he looked up to the Prime during the few times he got to learn any kind of history.
That wasn't shrouded in vagueness, that is.
He's also just A Guy. Like he's part of a squad of sorts in the background, but tries to clean up a lot of messes he and his crew get mixed up in. Until Clobber joins, he's basically surviving on energant to function.
I don't believe it, the Binder really did make me love two characters I can rarely, if at all, stand.
How about the salamander babies from Voyager?
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Happy threshold day everybody!!! Happy 25th birthday lizard babies!!! It is 25 right? Times flies (edit: it's 26)
"New Warp Scale"
While "The Great Experiment" of the USS Excelsior was mostly a failure in terms of the trailblazing transwarp drive, leaps and bounds were made in warp field dynamics and thresholds of speed at conventional warp were broken. These new heights reached by cochranes of subspace variance would revolutionize the warp factor scale.
Phoenix jumps to transwarp
Dear Vector Prime,
When Airazor said that the Maximals are warriors from the past and the future what did she mean by that?
Also, what happened to Sector Seven? Were they replaced by GI Joe or is GI Joe a successor to Sector Seven?
Dear Risen Razor,
The Transwarp Key unlocks not just the power of space, but of time. If Unicron were to obtain it, he would be capable of striking anywhere, anytime—even retroactively. The Maximals fight to preserve their history, and to secure a future for all living creatures. I must confess, Airazor's way of thinking comes very naturally to me, so I'm not sure how else to put it. Perhaps it's best not to worry about it too much.
As for Sector Seven, they are a separate government body, coexisting with G.I. Joe. Each independently confirmed the existence of my kind on your planet, but the knowledge is so strictly classified that neither agency is aware that the other has made the same discovery.