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The Age of Wrath is a period early in Cybertron's history, characterized by the Quintesson invasion, their temporary rule of Cybertron, and the planet's revolt against their masters.
Because the Great Cataclysm had severely disrupted the development of Cybertron's societies, the comparatively young Cybertronian race had lagged behind in their technological and social development and lived in a largely feudal society ruled by scattered kings and warlords. When the Quintessons — the forgotten efforts of Quintus Prime — discovered the planet, they began observing the planet and its inhabitants remotely. Before long, the Quintessons began abducting lone Cybertronians and implanting probes in their bodies. One early victim was the menial worker Coldwelder, who sought medical treatment from Ratchet and Cogwheel after his traumatic experience.
Soon afterward, the Quintessons revealed themselves to the masses, landing their ships in all of Cybertron's population centers. Claiming to be emissaries sent to "uplift" Cybertron, they won the adoration of Cybertronians by revealing the secret of the T-cog, which allowed Cybertronians to assume other shapes. The Covenant of Primus Transformers: Retribution The Quintessons shared their technological knowledge with Cybertronians, artificially accelerating Cybertron's public and private infrastructure and introducing the Transformers to spaceflight and dimensional travel. The Quintessons established the rule of law and helped regulate the High Council, overseen by Sentinel Prime, a member of the Elite Guard.
vThis Day in History: July 21
- 1961 — Eiji Itō (Japanese voice of Blurr, Grax, Hardhead, Mindwipe, Scorponok and Vorath in The Rebirth) is born.
- 1966 — Arranger Hiroaki Kagoshima is born.
- 1976 — Hermes Baroli (Brazilian voice of Robots in Disguise Jazz and Larry LaRue) is born.
- 1981 — Sayaka Kinoshita (Japanese voice of Quintessa) is born.
- 1981 — Davide Perino (Italian voice of Robots in Disguise Koji Onishi and Movie Sam Witwicky) is born.
- 1984 — Maira Paris (Brazilian voice of Jillian Robinson in Rise of the Beasts) is born.
- 1990 — Transformers: Zone is released on VHS as an OVA in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment, packaged with the exclusive Rabbicrater figure.
- 1991 — The Victory episode "Battle at the Shuttle Station" premieres in Malaysia.
- 1994 — The Headmasters episode "SOS from Planet Sandra" premieres in Russia.
- 1995 — Natália Alves (Brazilian voice of Elita One in Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy) is born.
- 1999 — The Beast Wars Neo episode "Mysterious Beast Warriors!?" premieres in Japan.
- 2004 — The Transformers—Collection 3: Series 2.2 is released on DVD in Australia by Madman Entertainment.
- 2005 — Galaxy Force—Vol. 02 is released on DVD in Japan by Victor Entertainment, packaged with an exclusive tapestry.
- 2005 — The Galaxy Force second OP/ED single "IGNITION!"/"Growing up!!" is released in Japan by Victor Entertainment.
- 2006 — 88MPH Studios files a counterclaim against Hasbro regarding the Genesis: The Art of Transformers book.
- 2007 — All three episodes of "The Rebirth" receive their much belated Japanese television broadcast debut on Cartoon Network Japan. Only 20 years late.
- 2008 — The Animated episode "Schneller als der Wind" premieres in Germany.
- 2008 — Director Charlie Downs dies.
- 2010 — Nefarious #5 is released by IDW Publishing.
- 2011 — San Diego Comic-Con 2011 begins, with numerous exclusive Transformers toys made available over the course of the weekend: the "Special Edition" Dark of the Moon Ultimate Optimus Prime, the "First Edition" Prime Optimus Prime, the G.I. Joe "Starscream"-deco Sky Striker, and the Nerf N-Strike Transformers Barricade Optimus Prime RV-10 Blaster.
- 2011 — Transformers: Dark of the Moon is released in China.
- 2012 — The Rescue Bots episode "Countdown" premieres on the Hub Network.
- 2012 — The Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Prime episode "Surgical Transformation!? Imprison the Soldier of Destruction" premieres
- 2012 — The Transformers: Prime episode "One Shall Fall" premieres in Spain.
- 2012 — Final day to pre-order United Artfire with Nightstick and Sparks.
- 2017 — Fortnite is first released.
- 2020 — The first day to pre-order the Target-exclusive Studio Series Leadfoot.
- 2021 — The Magic of Cybertron #4 is released by IDW Publishing.
- 2022 — Release date for the Walmart exclusive reissue of Top Gun × Transformers Collaborative Maverick. Meanwhile, the also-Walmart-exclusive Legacy: Velocitron Speedia 5000 Collection collection goes up for pre-order on Walmart.com, with limited stock also offered through Hasbro Pulse.
- 2022 — First day of San Diego Comic-Con 2022; Hasbro has a Transformers: Legacy product reveal panel and Q&A.
- 2023 — Hasbro officially reveals the Transformers Collaborative: Stranger Things × Transformers Code Red.
- 2023 — Pre-orders for the Amazon exclusives Transformers: Legacy Nova Prime, Nacelle, and Javelin vs. Kaskade go up.
- 2024 — The EarthSpark episode "Enemy? Ally? Starscream" premieres in Japan.
- 2024 — The EarthSpark episode "Spitfire" premieres in France and Turkey.
- 2024 — Street Date for Masterpiece Movie Series MPM-15 Decepticon Brawl.
vSchedule
- Jul 22 — Void Rivals #32 and Void Rivals Volume 5: Quintesson War TPB are released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Jul 24 — The Transformers The Movie The Soundtrack The Reformatted Edition is released by Reigning Phoenix Music.
- Jul 25 — TakaraTomy releases TS-23 Thundercracker (The Movie) and NL-01 Lio Convoy Legendary Green Lion Ver..
- Aug 5 — M.A.S.K. #3 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Aug 12 — Transformers #35 and Transformers: The Movie Deluxe Edition HC are released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Aug 19 — G.I. Joe #25 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Aug 26 — Void Rivals #33 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Aug 29 — TakaraTomy releases TS-24 Sunstreaker, TS-25 Hot Rod (MTMTE Collection) and TS-26 Hound (MTMTE Collection).
- Sep 2 — M.A.S.K. #4 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Sep 9 — Transformers #36 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Sep 16 — G.I. Joe #26 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Sep 17 — The Transformers: The Movie is re-released in theatres for the 40th anniversary in 4K.
- Sep 23 — Void Rivals #34 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Sep 26 — TakaraTomy releases MPG-20 Hot Rod Style Gen., NL-02 Menasor G2 Color Ver., AOTP-36 Nexus Prime, AOTP-37 Powerglide, AOTP-38 Ratchet (Animated), AOTP-39 Swerve, AOTP-40 Smokescreen (Prime Universe), AOTP-41 Cliffjumper (Prime Universe), AOTP-42 Liege Maximo, TS-27 Optimus Prime (MTMTE Collection), TS-28 Megatron (MTMTE Collection) and TS-29 Scourge (MTMTE Collection).
- Sep 30 — G.I. Joe Volume 4: The Hunt for Energon TPB is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Oct 31 — TakaraTomy releases TS-30 Thundercracker (One), TS-31 Kranix, TS-32 Wheeljack, and TS-33 Grimlock.
- Nov 11 — The Transformers UK Compendium Volume 2 TPB is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Nov 28 — TakaraTomy releases MPG-21 Rumble & Frenzy and MPG-22 Jaguar & Buzzsaw & Ratbat.
- Dec 9 — Transformers Volume 6: Decepticons Attack! TPB is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Dec 26 — TakaraTomy releases MPG-23 Secret Agent Arcee.
vHoly Grails
Do you have any of these rare items?
- Information on the Transformers presentation at Vancouver's Expo '86
- Optimus vs. Malignus cardart
- Kiss Players radio drama episodes #38-51
- Photos of the Hot Rod Go-Cart prize from the 1986 "Decipher the Decepticon" contest
- Japanese Transformers Telephone audio adventures
- The art for "The Love Bug"
- The clip shows added in Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers
- The identity of the unknown Generation 1 animation studios
- Whoever made Invasion Galactica
- Recordings or summaries of the Primeval Dawn II motion comic, screened at Wizard World Chicago in July 2002 and never again
- Any of the other lost media
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