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by **babylon queen** » Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:03 am

In the British transformer comic book, target 2006, Galvastron destroyed Skywarp thining he was Starscream. Woulnd't destroying Skywarp have affected the future since Scourge or Cyclonus were rebuild from Skywarp and Scourge?

News Credits: 1 · by **Scatterlung** » Fri Jun 01, 2007 11:14 am

babylon queen wrote:In the British transformer comic book, target 2006, Galvastron destroyed Skywarp thining he was Starscream. Woulnd't destroying Skywarp have affected the future since Scourge or Cyclonus were rebuild from Skywarp and Scourge?

Unicron still creates Galvy and that bunch in the comics right?

He might've destroyed one Skywarp, but doesn't he pull Cyclonuses, Scourges and Galvatrons from different universes? Like, lots of em? He destroys one universe's future, so what? He just moves to another.

News Credits: 2 · by **Insurgent** » Fri Jun 01, 2007 12:08 pm

babylon queen wrote:In the British transformer comic book, target 2006, Galvastron destroyed Skywarp thining he was Starscream. Woulnd't destroying Skywarp have affected the future since Scourge or Cyclonus were rebuild from Skywarp and Scourge?

I think because he was deactivated, he didn't die. He just sorta, fell to pieces. Give him to a Junkon with some boot polish, and he could put him back together again.

Besides, Galvatron apparantly screwed up the comics timeline anyway because his intereference made Unicron arrive in orbit of Cybertron in 1991, not 2005/6. I don't know the details, but the comics section should help.

News Credits: 34 · by **Glyph** » Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:54 pm

The details of TFTM aren't fully recognised in the comics continuity - it kinda took place in an alternate universe (the cartoon universe) and Galvy and pals do a fair amount of time- and dimension-hopping. The Marvel adaptation of the movie was released as a Special, and isn't counted in the main continuity.

That said, most of the basic events fit in and several are vital to some of the UK stories, which are the ones most affected; the US stories didn't deal much outside the here and now, while several of the classic UK stories - Target: 2006, Time Wars and others - weave complicated webs between now and a number of possible futures.

This FAQ entry at TFArchive might help - it's worth reading the entire FAQ for more info.

by **LordStarscreamsGhost** » Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:03 am

Meverix is right. Like in the Marvel comic series when A Possible Unicron steals a Possible Galvatron from a alt universe to help destroy the marvel series universe Cybertron.

by **YouFearGalvatron** » Tue Jun 05, 2007 3:12 pm

babylon queen wrote:In the British transformer comic book, target 2006, Galvastron destroyed Skywarp thining he was Starscream. Woulnd't destroying Skywarp have affected the future since Scourge or Cyclonus were rebuild from Skywarp and Scourge?

Cyclonus kicks @ss.

That is all.