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the 10 fold jump for all powermasters is a curious one id like to hear that or see the source

as it is i think
Base Optimus: 200 tons
Powermaster: 800-2000 tons
 
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Thanks, but I was referring to the UK basic Optimus Bios, not the Powermaster, It is said that the Bios of the UK Basic Optimus said that he could only lift up 400,000 pounds, not 4,000,000.
 
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yeah because its a typo that got made real lol
the original bio says he can lift "4000,000 pounds" which could either be 200 tons or 2000 depending on if you think the typo was adding an extra zero or forgetting the comma
some people took it and corrected to 400,000, some went 4,000,000
 

so then if his basic UK bio says he lifts 200 tons, then his powermaster one says his base strength is 2,000, his powermaster upgrade must have actually made him 10 times stronger in uk continuity lol

then from there, he'd get 4-10 times stronger, so 8,000-20,000 tons, or over all a 40-100x multiplier to his base strength
 
I think there's a question of understanding here, "boosting tenfold" is he boosting 10 times his original strength(20000 tons), or 11 times his original strength(22000 tons).
 
his powermaster bodys base strength is 4,000,000 pounds or 2,000 tons, his super mode body multiplies that tenfold so x10
 
 
hol up i like the First Cycle time measurement i see that in idws stuff too

i also like that it specifies "Cybertron-time" and "Earth-time"
 
Ser velik said:
About the Elder Gods, this seems to list some of them here
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The House was an entity from Doctor Who. The Langoilers are monstrous entities from the novella The Langoilers, by Stephen King. Most of the rest were created to sound like things from Doctor Who, but some specific references include the Antevishnum, roughly meaning "before Vishnu", one of the principle deities in the Hindu religion the Supreme Being in the Vaishnavism denomination; the Abaddontus Hunger, named for the pit of the dead in the Hebrew Bible and an Angel of Destruction in the Book of Revelations, and -dont, meaning "tooth"; and the Ravagers of Time, named after the Hong Kong manhua The Ravages of Time.
Vector Prime is afraid of the Elder Gods

May 13, 2015​

Q: Dear Vector Prime,

Do you fear the Elder Gods that live in Transwarp?
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A: Dear Cautious One,

One would have to be a fool not to approach that subject with trepidation. And, though I am many things, a fool is not one of them.
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The Elder Gods seem to exist in the Multiverse as well (apart from Transwarp)
 
grillmaster said:
curious then what the boost of the apex armor on top of that would be
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In Cartoon G1 Optimus was also Powermaster? Imagine what an increase it is, although remembering that the regular Optimus broke Grimlock's arm and is comparable to Megatron, who easily defeated the Dinabots who can casually move mountains, their lifting power is hard to imagine.
 
Since G.I Joe is related to Transformers, I'll put a feat from the show here. Stormshadow destroys a tanks with his hands.
(http://imgur.com/einuEHl)
Also, C.O.P.S is also related to Transformers since Checkpoint, one of its characters is the son of a member of G.I Joe called Beach Head.
 
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