Unsung TF Heroes & Villians ( Transformers : Ask Vector Prime )
Q : Dear Vector Prime
I’m sorry to hear that you’ll be leaving soon. Thanks for taking the time to share your wisdom with us
My question is, are there any heroes or villains that you wish you had had the chance to tell us about ?
A : Dear Radical Raconteur,
I too am sorry. The candle flickers, the wick burnt low
There are hordes of heroes with a nobility to make one proud to be alive and an equally vast number of villains whose treachery and perfidy shock the consciousness. I don’t believe you have ever heard of Enoch’s last stand against Metatron during the Age of Miracles. Word has yet to reach you of the Creeping Sparks of Hexima and how they threatened to overwhelm Perihelion and her Mystibots. You know not of the discombobulated heroism of Trainwreck, the over-the-top villainy of Armageddon, the eloquence of Rhetoric Convoy, the cold, detached brilliance of Analysis Paralysis, the phantasmal horrors of Voodoo. You’ve never heard of the friendship between Synchrotron and Atom Crasher, the Autobot and Decepticon who put aside their differences to save an entire galaxy from Negative Space, only for one to be exiled and the other executed for their troubles. Never witnessed Albedo’s desperate struggle to keep the Infinite Library from the clutches of Distortion
And there are some sights best left unseen. Perhaps, for your own sense of self, it would be best that you never encounter the many temptations of Carillon and her notorious gaming pits. I myself hope never to live to see the like again of the reconstituted revenant and her vampiric Omnicon horde. Pray that you never encounter Killswitch, the rogue engineer who toils endlessly at the heart of his plausibility matrix, a quantum computer that some believe has enough power to turn whole universes into mere theoretical possibilities, or worse, render them entirely fictional. Hope that Wallbreaker always has the fortitude to face him down, no matter the cost. Look not upon the terrible glory of the Lawbelcher, whose fiendish proclamations can condemn one to eternity in null-space for even daring to understand the concept of a crime. And seek not the fable of the forbidden love that condemned Heat Death and Genesis to an eternal torment, while creating the foundation for much of what you would consider Newtonian space
There is so, so much I wish I could tell you. Perhaps some day I shall return to share these stories and more. Perhaps some day you will breach the dimensional barriers and see these stories for yourself
