They should've went the DC route and have the various Unicrons (aside from the shattered glass version) be avatars of the True Unicron like how DC did with Darksied
Really good explanation there, but I still have one question: is the realm of the primes also the same across the Multiverse or are there actually multiple _realms of the primes_ each belonging to a separate universe?
3:05 So the universe of Transformers: Galaxy Force still exist, but now as a seperate universe to Transformers: Cybertron? Now that makes a lot of sense. Is Transformers: Galaxy Force still part of the Aurex Cluster?
You are one of the people who expains this the best ways I have seen!!! Even people like me who already know this, are interested in watching your videos!!! Keep it up!!!
People who aren't fan of the transformers: So it's just a bunch of big bots that become vehicles (or some other thing I don't really know since transformers is contains a huge portion of my life Casual transformer fans: The bayformers a okay i guess oh and the toys suck Younger TF fans: BUMBLEBEE!!,!,!,!,!,!,!,!, TF reviewers: this is cool but also some bad things Hardcore TF fans (me): All the transformers continuity are connected in some way and these characters are the same in every universe!!
The bayformer Bumblebee is not like a G1 hot rod. He has the yellow & black colors on him & his camero 76 & 09 & later versions of his vehicle mode. He has wings on his back as a real bumblebee does. Bay only picked bumblebee for his movie series not hot rod. Only bumblebee.
So if the fallen is a singularity and has tried to kill Optimus prime in several universes why doesn’t he just give up XD I mean is it just a big game to him and other singularities ?
I was more asking if the term could be applied to Doctor Who's main character or the TARDIS, but upon further reflection I can see that term wouldn't apply anyway.
primusprime22 The Doctor may not be a "Multiversal Singularity", but he Does take place in the multiverse. Or, to be correct, in A multiverse. As we have seen, there are some times he has travelled to parallel "dimensions" (mostly in the David Tennant season trilogy, I think).
I have 2 questions after watching this video. HOW THE FUCK CAN OPTIMUS BE ONE OF THE THIRTEEN ? AND, IN WHICH CONTINUITY IS OPTIMUS ONE OF THE THIRTEEN ??? Could anyone, please, answer to my questions ?
Mirari Tepes In the Aligned ? You can't be serious. Really ? One of the thirteen ? No, he can't be. In the games (WFC, FOC), he is the next Prime after Zeta Prime. In the TF Prime series, he narrates about the Thirteen, but he is not one of them. Even in the RiD cartoon, in some scenes, he is in front of the Thirteen, but not among them. He becomes a Prime way after the Thirteen. But, in Prime, he becomes a Prime sometime before the great war, I think. So, he can't be one of the Thirteen in the Aligned, at least in what Hasbro has shown us as the Aligned continuity.
Doctor_ Monty_ But, we were never told that in the TV series or in the games. I don't say it's not true, just it seems weird to me. Maybe it was mentioned in a book, right ?
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They should've went the DC route and have the various Unicrons (aside from the shattered glass version) be avatars of the True Unicron like how DC did with Darksied
Really good explanation there, but I still have one question: is the realm of the primes also the same across the Multiverse or are there actually multiple _realms of the primes_ each belonging to a separate universe?
3:05 So the universe of Transformers: Galaxy Force still exist, but now as a seperate universe to Transformers: Cybertron? Now that makes a lot of sense.
Is Transformers: Galaxy Force still part of the Aurex Cluster?
You are one of the people who expains this the best ways I have seen!!! Even people like me who already know this, are interested in watching your videos!!! Keep it up!!!
We can thank the shroud for getting rid of the mind fuck that is multiversal singularities
Ha ha, oh believe me, the Shroud made everything so much more complicated.
Nexus prime tries fixing the multiverse, fucks up everything instead.
4:51 which jazz is that?(the one beside shattered glass hot rod)
Living quantum beings is simply how I understand them:P
Well that explains multiversal singularities, also, I didn't know you liked Ken Ashcorp.
Multiversal singularities are like Darkseid in DC: there's only one version of him, except when it's inconvenient for the writers
I prefer Primus and Unicron as multiversal singularities.
This is lore-filled excuse for animation errors
If it weren't for Micheal bay you'd have more subscribers.
Love these
Wasn’t Megatron’s original name Megatronus in some universes? Are those Megatronus characters named after The Fallen, given his name is Megatronus?
Yes
This hurts my head
Can you fully explain The Dark Spark? I think it's really strange topic I don't understand
Love it
People who aren't fan of the transformers: So it's just a bunch of big bots that become vehicles (or some other thing I don't really know since transformers is contains a huge portion of my life
Casual transformer fans: The bayformers a okay i guess oh and the toys suck
Younger TF fans: BUMBLEBEE!!,!,!,!,!,!,!,!,
TF reviewers: this is cool but also some bad things
Hardcore TF fans (me): All the transformers continuity are connected in some way and these characters are the same in every universe!!
such confusion... much brain hurt
Gr1ml0ck ask yourself from fall of cybertron
Fair point
Gr1ml0ck may I help you?
how so?
Gr1ml0ck more Brain power
(Head explodes)
I've always felt that bumble bee in the bayformer movies is more like g1 hot rod then bumble bee himself, is there an explanation for this?
raccoon raider Transformers in the movies are often a combination of previous transformers. Prime example is Hound with his obvious influences.
The bayformer Bumblebee is not like a G1 hot rod. He has the yellow & black colors on him & his camero 76 & 09 & later versions of his vehicle mode. He has wings on his back as a real bumblebee does. Bay only picked bumblebee for his movie series not hot rod. Only bumblebee.
Where does the alternity fit into all of this?
Nice ken ashcorp for the end credits
So if the fallen is a singularity and has tried to kill Optimus prime in several universes why doesn’t he just give up XD I mean is it just a big game to him and other singularities ?
I think The Fallen is very stubborn.
Is Doctor Who's The Doctor a multiversal singularity? or is are TARDIS's that, with The Doctor along for the ride?
No. Doctor Who does not take place in the Multiverse.
I was more asking if the term could be applied to Doctor Who's main character or the TARDIS, but upon further reflection I can see that term wouldn't apply anyway.
primusprime22 In the multiverse ? Which of all ?
primusprime22 The Doctor may not be a "Multiversal Singularity", but he Does take place in the multiverse. Or, to be correct, in A multiverse. As we have seen, there are some times he has travelled to parallel "dimensions" (mostly in the David Tennant season trilogy, I think).
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Yay.
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I have 2 questions after watching this video. HOW THE FUCK CAN OPTIMUS BE ONE OF THE THIRTEEN ? AND, IN WHICH CONTINUITY IS OPTIMUS ONE OF THE THIRTEEN ??? Could anyone, please, answer to my questions ?
George G.
The Aligned Continuity. (A.k.a TFP, WFC, FOC, and etc)
Mirari Tepes In the Aligned ? You can't be serious. Really ? One of the thirteen ? No, he can't be. In the games (WFC, FOC), he is the next Prime after Zeta Prime. In the TF Prime series, he narrates about the Thirteen, but he is not one of them. Even in the RiD cartoon, in some scenes, he is in front of the Thirteen, but not among them. He becomes a Prime way after the Thirteen. But, in Prime, he becomes a Prime sometime before the great war, I think. So, he can't be one of the Thirteen in the Aligned, at least in what Hasbro has shown us as the Aligned continuity.
Doctor_ Monty_ But, we were never told that in the TV series or in the games. I don't say it's not true, just it seems weird to me. Maybe it was mentioned in a book, right ?