then how can he be in too places at once? He's in G1 and Energon right now.

then how can he be in too places at once?  He's in G1 and Energon right now.

1.) He's a Dark God.

 

2.) It may not be at the exact same time. Maybe he assaults the DW G1 timeline before (or after) he makes an attempt on the Armada-Energon universe.

riiiiiiight. Still not convinced. Besides, you still haven't addressed the fact that Unicron was created by Primacron in the G1 cartoon. Also, neither DW's G1 or Armada/Energon comics have declared him as being a god.

riiiiiiight.  Still not convinced.  Besides, you still haven't addressed the fact that Unicron was created by Primacron in the G1 cartoon.  Also, neither DW's G1 or Armada/Energon comics have declared him as being a god.

Simple. After his body was destroyed in a previous G1 timeline (Like say, the Marvel comic continuity) he persuaded Primacron to rebuild his body in exchange for ultimate power (you can see how well that deal turned out :tftounge). And neither DW or Aeon have to flat out say he's a Dark God, as it's already been established in the Marvel comics, I believe.

DW comic continuity is not Marvel continuity though, even if Furman is on DW now. Besides, why would Unicron need Primacron, he's supposed to be able to regenerate his own body, right? Isn't that what you said earlier. Seems to me Unicron ain't as all powerful as you make him out to be. He does need the Terrorcons to do his dirty work in Energon after all. Your argument is based on a lot of plotholes and assumptions.

DW comic continuity is not Marvel continuity though, even if Furman is on DW now.  Besides, why would Unicron need Primacron, he's supposed to be able to regenerate his own body, right?  Isn't that what you said earlier.  Seems to me Unicron ain't as all powerful as you make him out to be.  He does need the Terrorcons to do his dirty work in Energon after all.  Your argument is based on a lot of plotholes and assumptions.

And your argument isn't? :wave

 

And another point I forgot to point out is that according to the entry I linked to previously, he alongside his brother Primus was created by an extradimensional entity known as The One or The AllSpark for the purpose of exploring the newly created universe (not G1, before that even). Now, if an extradimensional being created Unicron, isn't reasonable to conclude that Unicron himself can skip universes?

 

And this was written by Simon Furman, the guy who concieved the Primus vs. unicron mytho, and this is distinctly based off of Unicron's bio from Fleer's Armada trading cards. In other words, Simon went out of his way to make sure that backstory fit with the rest of the Unicron story-line.

 

Checkmate. :)

checkmate, not really. My argument is based on evidence presented in the various comic and cartoon continuities, some of which Furman has contributed too. Your's is based on an excerpt from a book not even released and assumptions you've made about the various continuities along the way. And besides, who says this book is all about DW continuity. Isn't it supposed to be addressing all the continuities, including Marvel's? And another thing, by your logic the same would apply to Primus. Next you'll be saying there's only one Cybertron. I will not deny that anything Furman says is practically the TF gospel, but he has not said what you are saying. You're assuming that is what he means. Until he comes at and says, "there is only one Unicron and this is why..." I remain unconvince by your argument. And again, the book hasn't even come out yet, we have access to only a select few pages at the moment. Wait until it comes out before you start imposing your views on others. As for me, I gotta go to class. Later.

 

Stailmate

It's doubtful that Primacron did anything more than CLAIM to have created Unicron and Primus, anyway. He just wasn't powerful enough. I agree with Lord Gyconi, there is only one Unicron, and he jumps between the universes, consuming them as he goes. It's reasonable to assume, even, that he was finally defeated in TF: The Movie, making his first appearance, his last...

checkmate, not really.  My argument is based on evidence presented in the various comic and cartoon continuities, some of which Furman has contributed too.  Your's is based on an excerpt from a book not even released and assumptions you've made about the various continuities along the way.  And besides, who says this book is all about DW continuity.  Isn't it supposed to be addressing all the continuities, including Marvel's?  And another thing, by your logic the same would apply to Primus.  Next you'll be saying there's only one Cybertron.  I will not deny that anything Furman says is practically the TF gospel, but he has not said what you are saying.  You're assuming that is what he means.  Until he comes at and says, "there is only one Unicron and this is why..." I remain unconvince by your argument.  And again, the book hasn't even come out yet, we have access to only a select few pages at the moment.  Wait until it comes out before you start imposing your views on others.  As for me, I gotta go to class.  Later.

 

Stailmate

Actually, I believe (not 100% certain) he DID flat out say that all the Unicrons are really the same. Don't know where or when, however.

 

And I'm _not_ basing my argument exclusively on an unreleased book. Hello. The Armada comic (As much as I hate and detest it. The Armada cartoon was VASTLY superior on just about every level.), and Universe. Universe in case you didn't know has Unicron abducting Transformers from every reality, universe and timeline and trapping them into his internal dimension, The Pit. Once there they begin lose their sanity and fight eachother to the death. The losers of these brutal contests have their sparks devoured by Unicron, the winners become members of his army. For an example, while the lead characters, Sideswipe, Sunstreaker, Trailbreaker, Roulette, Shadow Striker, Silverbolt, and Blackarachnia are from the Mainframe BW-BM continuity we're familiar with, they encounter Razorclaw, who is Tigerhawk from an alternate timeline who has became evil. Likewise Obsidian and Tankor also hail from an alternate Beast Machines were they betrayed and otherthrown Megatron.

 

And yes, the same would apply to Primus and The AllSpark (Well, duh! It's already been established as an extradimensional entity in BM.)

 

Again, checkmate. ;) :thumb

It's doubtful that Primacron did anything more than CLAIM to have created Unicron and Primus, anyway. He just wasn't powerful enough. I agree with Lord Gyconi, there is only one Unicron, and he jumps between the universes, consuming them as he goes. It's reasonable to assume, even, that he was finally defeated in TF: The Movie, making his first appearance, his last...

Not quite. As previously stated, Unicron can NOT be permanently defeated nor could he be killed or eradicated.