может кто-нибудь объяснить мне, насколько сильны все 14 руд?https://tetstoys.blogspot.com/2022/07/end-of-g1-universe-manga-translation.html?m=1
https://tetstoys.blogspot.com/2022/08/end-of-g1-universe-manga-translation.html?m=1
Конец манги G1 Universe переведен
Потерпите меня, поскольку мои знания о преемственности японского TF очень скудны, но, по-видимому, эта версия Конвоя Лио / Лео имеет силу почти мертвого Юникрона, проходящего через него. Мы получаем хороший подвиг, когда он может использовать его, чтобы остановить взрыв планеты, хотя впоследствии это немного утомляет его.
Этот комикс... ДЕЙСТВИТЕЛЬНО тупой. В какой-то момент он ест грязь , чтобы усилить себя, потому что «Юникрон ел планеты» .:скулли
Также интересно, что Юникрон может использовать свои силы, чтобы дать жизнь вещам, если бы он был к этому склонен. Я думаю, что это было затронуто в «Энергоне/Суперлинке», но это буквально одна из худших частей медиа «Трансформеров» всех времен, и я не хочу возвращаться к ней.
it dependsможет кто-нибудь объяснить мне, насколько сильны все 14 руд?
Shroud's actually a little more complicated than that, as a year after it Takara still published a version of Unicron doing multiversal stuff and word of god on the english side of the lore is the Shroud didn't necessarily catch every part of the multiverse (specifically naming the JP Legends manga as stuff it missed) so multiversal Unicrons still exist...sort ofI know that the Shrouding ended the concept of Multiversal Singularities being a thing but pre-Shroud what versions of Unicron and Primus were not part of the singularity cluster?
Ah I see, this helps thanks! I’ve been diving into Transformers lore and tackling the continuity confusion has been basically going down the rabbit hole of the wiki’s different terms and classifications for the past couple hours lolShroud's actually a little more complicated than that, as a year after it Takara still published a version of Unicron doing multiversal stuff and word of god on the english side of the lore is the Shroud didn't necessarily catch every part of the multiverse (specifically naming the JP Legends manga as stuff it missed) so multiversal Unicrons still exist...sort of
but as for non singularity versions: IDW and G1 Cartoon Unicron aren't singularities, and IDW's Functionist Primus isn't as it's just a robot built in his image (as the real Primus was someone completely different)
Primus in general hasn't had many non singularity appearances, the false Primus from IDW is the only one I can really think of (though technically a real Primus was also in those comics)
you can consider the Aligned versions of the singularity characters as separate, however right before the Shroud they all merged with their original counterparts so they technically became singularities too right before the concept got nulled.
oh yeah it's pretty confusing, it's basically taken the past year and a half for me to chart everything relevant in the cosmology and how it works. I think after finding the Reverse Multiverse I've finally completed it thoughAh I see, this helps thanks! I’ve been diving into Transformers lore and tackling the continuity confusion has been basically going down the rabbit hole of the wiki’s different terms and classifications for the past couple hours lol
That's interesting since Unicron made his debut in the movie but that's not considered part of his main canon. When you say IDw do you mean a primary IDW series/timeline or just anything under the umbrella, I saw they released an '84 Transformers comic that's meant to be a prequel to the marvel comics run.but as for non singularity versions: IDW and G1 Cartoon Unicron aren't singularities
yeah it's kinda odd considering the Matrix still killed him (though he survives) but the official explanation is that Primacron was receiving visions of the real Unicron and modelled his after himThat's interesting since Unicron made his debut in the movie but that's not considered part of his main canon. When you say IDw do you mean a primary IDW series/timeline or just anything under the umbrella, I saw they released an '84 Transformers comic that's meant to be a prequel to the marvel comics run.
тут тоже про бесконечное измерениеhttps://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/the-entire-generations-selects-manga-saga-has-been-full-lettered-in-english/47292/
Это довольно важно. Я вкратце рассказал о некоторых подвигах, но даже недавно перечитав отрывки, я понял, что многое упустил. Я постараюсь найти время, чтобы пройти через все это для соответствующих вещей, но я знаю сразу, что многие персонажи должны получить минимум масштабирования Вселенной + из-за махинаций со звездной силой.
The information here seems fine, we don't really do the VSB style dimensional tiering here but if you are going to use that there is a statement about there being "countless" dimensions in transformers and in the context of this particular one, it wasn't referring to universes.
Alright, thanks. And yeah, I was a bit skeptical about the crossover scaling but still, I thought there was at least a somewhat valid argument for it.The information here seems fine, we don't really do the VSB style dimensional tiering here but if you are going to use that there is a statement about there being "countless" dimensions in transformers and in the context of this particular one, it wasn't referring to universes.
Do have some issues with how this person addresses the crossover scaling though. Eg. Marvel and Transformers are canon, but nothing one does hardly ever reaches or affects the other. Now, the writeup addresses this but also tries to use this to scale to the omniverse stuff because the Planet Sandra (and also the Vok statement but I didn't see that used here). It doesn't really make sense for that to go both ways.
However there is a better way to use the megaverse/omniverse, as it isn't actually stated to contain all of fiction in Transformers, just that it's infinitely vast beyond the main multiverse. So that gives us something tangible to work from with the crossovers that explicitly are accessible to cosmic characters, like Star Wars or Brave which are part of the megaverse, but scale directly to other characters.
This writeup is also missing TFCC Epilogue II (posted in this thread, I haven't seen any other forums use it yet though and I never bothered to bring it to VSB) which clears up the limits of the Star Saber as once it performed the Shroud on the main multiverse, the Shattered Glass multiverse, which the 13 hardly even knew about was "opened up" to multiversal travel and the SG Transtech are now exploring that multiverse. Physis is pretty weird though, it was clearly affected by the shroud but was also still able to sacrifice parts of itself to penetrate the multiversal barriers. There's also the Sorenson and AVP quotes tying in with the legends manga basically meaning multiversal Unicron and Primus still exist post-shroud but it's....weird.
Anyways though, the actual information posted there is fine and the interpretations are way more accurate and honest than I have seen pretty much anywhere else.
here's the quoteAlright, thanks. And yeah, I was a bit skeptical about the crossover scaling but still, I thought there was at least a somewhat valid argument for it.
BTW, can i have a scan or link to the "countless dimensions" statement please?
Ok thanks! So yeah, if we were to go by dimensional tiering standards, it should be more than safe to say that the Astral Plane is an Outerversal realm.here's the quote
It's from one of the TFCC Prose stories, I think it's Withered Hope but I forget which, anyways they can all be read at tfwiki's out of print media archive
https://mega.nz/folder/WJRXma4K#ME1APwa5W35JK9_ZZtY_gw/folder/ndxUSY7S
they also had all this backed up in a google doc but I lost the link, it was a bit easier to read that way
and there's also this which once again differentiates space from dimensions, so it likely isn't talking about universes
I believe this is from Universe War material but I have yet to go through all of that
by obd they are some level above 'megaversal'. Our system isn't really airtight once you get to this level of feats but terminology wise it'd be 'omniversal' i.e. more than one megaverseOk thanks! So yeah, if we were to go by dimensional tiering standards, it should be more than safe to say that the Astral Plane is an Outerversal realm.
Where should characters like Unicron and the One rank by OBD standards tho?
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