sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:You'll also have to admit that the Ultimate does not and CAN NOT apply to the Japanese universe's.They have completly different definations of the headmaster/targetmaster prosses and completly different historys for the same charters.
Actually, no they don't. According to
MtMtE #8 the original plan for the headmaster rprocess was initially developed for it to be used on Micromaster robots to become the heads of larger bodies to save energy. In the US line, they adapted this for humanoids instead. In the Japanese continuties, they started with micromaster sized robots foirst, then went to humanoids. Page 32 of
MtMtE #8 says—
The Headmaster technology began as a simple remote control-based system that was enhanced into a binary-bonding process by the Autobot scientist, Brainstorm and his humanoid partner, Arcana, on the latter's homeowrld of Nebulon [See Nebulon]. The basic premise of the technology allows a carbon-based life form to be reformatted with transforming properties that let them form the head of a Transformer. [b]it had originally been meant to combine with the Micromaster technology [See Micromasters], with the larger robot acting as its own small Headmaster to conserve energy.
This of course originated from the Japanese versions, and was addressed in the US comics.
They applied this original process in
Armada with Overload, who had a minicon who became the head of the larger body, and in
Energon with Omega Supreme. Both were Headmasters who had robot Headmaster partners, not humanoids. Yes, tyey have different histories for the different characters, because they are different continuities, but they are still part of the greater TF canon multiverse.
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