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Transformers: Armada (comics) : ウィキペディア英語版
Transformers: Armada (comics)
''Transformers: Armada'' spawned at least three different comic book titles, the first being a mini-comic supplied with the toys, coming in various languages, that told small side stories relating to the premise, and eventually began leading into the Unicron Battles.
==Dreamwave Productions==

The second comic was a monthly publication produced by then-comics media giant Dreamwave.〔Return of the Transformers, The Malay Mail, July 17, 2002, by Rizal Solomon〕〔Hasbro Charges Into Comic-Con With Leading Boys Toys Brands & Exciting New Products; G.I. JOE, TRANSFORMERS, and STAR WARS Lead Star-Studded Lineup, Business Wire, August 1, 2002〕 Unlike the animated series that shares its name, this story is an original US creation, not a dub of a Japanese story, with more mature tones.
After five issues by Chris Sarracini setting up the Autobots' arrival on Earth and first battles with the Decepticons, the title began being written by Simon Furman, the most prolific writer on the Transformers franchise. Furman's stories handled Armada with a maturity and direction that the animated series had yet to display and the comics were praised more so for the effort.
For the final few storylines, Furman introduced the world devouring Unicron as a dimension-crossing indestructible force who enlists familiar Decepticon characters from ''Generation One'' (versions of Thunderwing, Galvatron, Scourge, Dirge and Bludgeon), as "sentinels" to pave his way on Armada Earth. Fan reaction was divided over this story, some believing it to be mere fanwank and an excuse for Furman to write for some of his favorite TF characters (Bludgeon and Galvatron), but many also appreciated the opportunity to see epic collisions the animated series would not provide. The conclusion of this arc wrapped up the Armada plotlines as the Autobots and Decepticons returned to Cybertron with the Mini-Cons assembled to destroy Unicron. The Armada comic series would continue beyond issue 18, but under the title of ''Transformers: Energon''.

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