I have a lot of questions that have built up over time, I don't expect all of these to be answered in the next video and some may need their own videos. 1. What are the origins of the Quintessons when Quintus prime is out of the picture and how are new ones made (including the Quintus prime origin)? 2. Are the Diaclone universes part of the Transformers Multiverse? 3. I need to know more about the Eldredge beings, where do they appear and how are they relevant? 4. How many other planet sized Transformers (like Primus and Unicron) are there? 5. Is there a species name for the generic transformers we know of, I would assume not "transformers" or "cybertronians" since wouldn't Predacons, a different species, be considered transformers and any other things living on cybertron (like Scraplets) be cybertronians? 6. Does cybertron or any of the territories on the planet have flags or any other symbols to represent them? 7. Are there any Transformers universes where war does not break out? *8. How many total universes are there? *9 Have there been any accounts of transformers feeling through there built in weapons like the ones from prime? Would be pretty gruesome if so. *10. Has Starscreams immortal spark ever definitively died and if that's not possible what would happen to him at the end of the universe. *11. (This is definitely something that needs its own video, but) what's up with Shokaract and the Covenant, I know almost nothing about them. *12. is there a reason as to why some transformers turn grey when they die and others don't? I swear I had more questions but I can't think of them right now, I'll add any more I think of in an edit.
Excuse me, commander, but aren't the Aligned Continuity quintessons specifically said to be small organic squid-like beings? Or are there Aligned universes where they are more mechanical?
It has the potential if they explain the story and certain pieces of lore properly like the way travis knight did with the bee movie , taking slow steps in the movies in terns of lore and characters .
