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Viron-the 2001 Robots in Disguise continuity family, a small cluster in which Optimus Prime's Autobots combat Megatron's Predacons. It also includes the Beast Era, a possible future in which both factions evolve into the small and semi-organic Maximals and Predacons. 
Points of commonality between universal streams in this cluster involve the forces of Optimus Prime and Megatron battling over the resources of Earth.
Primax-the Generation 1 continuity family. Its cosmology divides its multiverse into various "universal clusters" which are themselves divided into numerous "universal streams" (countless divergences, timelines, etc.). Transformers is an ever-expanding multiverse. Transformers is a multiverse so thread creators should specify which version they're using. As indicated by the name, they can transform into various alternate forms. The plot usually revolves around the conflict between two races of robots, the Autobots and the Decepticons both from the planet Cybertron. Transformers is a franchise originating in 1984 containing numerous toylines, cartoons, animes, mangas, comics, text stories, video games, films, and OVAs. 4.6 Higher-dimensional or multiversal characters/beings. 4.5 Uniend cluster (Transformers: Prime). 4.4 Tyran cluster (Michael Bay movies/Live-Action). 4.3 Malgus cluster (Transformers Animated). 4.1 Primax cluster (The G1 Continuity Family, Beast Wars). It just makes me said that they were never able to release a Season 4 before it got canceled! This is a vastly underrated show, that has more emotional depth than "Transformers Prime", and much more character development than G1. Blackarachnia and Waspinator both have tragic and interesting back stories, Blitzwing the triple-changer is given a split-personality, and Shockwave is given a more prominent role in Season 3. The other Cons are also very well written. Megatron doesn't get a very big role in the first season, but he is BY FAR superior to the clumsy G1 version, and the bland TF: Prime version of the character. I was also impressed by how the Decepticons were portrayed. He's way too trusting towards Megatron in Season 1, and is clearly irresponsible letting his 8-year old daughter handle the AllSpark Key, but he's not too annoying and you'll eventually grow to love him. Isaac Sumdac, is one of the "weaker" characters in the show. This of course, was a very common trope in Transformers since G1, but instead of just being a tag-a-long, Sari actually has a story arc in this series! She's also not as useless as most Trans-Fans like to believe, she actually helps the Autobots multiple times. At first, she appears to be an annoying tag-a-long that never does what she's told. Now the main human character, Sari, is another interesting aspect of this show. I really like this change, because not only does it make it a lot easier to root for them, but it also makes them more realistic and sympathetic. 
The main Autobots, for example, are not the Superman archetypes you see in the original show, in fact Optimus here isn't even leader of the Autobots, but the leader of a small group of rookies. Eventually, my interest for the show lit up again, and I've watched reruns of it on The Hub, then I realized everything I first thought about this show was wrong. A couple years later, I soon forgot about it, until my friend show me the Allspark Allminac (which is a book that has information about everything from the show). My first thought was, "Well, the story seems pretty basic, but this Starscream guy looks like a cool character (by the way, this was the show that made me a Starscream fan-girl). The moment I first saw their new designs I thought, "It would never catch on, the proportions of the robots look all wrong!" However, when the show finally aired, I took a look at one episode.
Then it just so happened, on Cartoon Network, I came across a TV promo for this new show simply titled, "Transformers: Animated". Anyway, by 2007 I knew almost nothing about G1, Beast Wars, or the Unicorn Trilogy (though, from what I've heard, I didn't miss anything from the Unicron Trilogy). My best friend knew much more about Transformers than I did, as she grew up with the franchise, so I've mostly learned about the main premise of the story from her.
As a fellow Transformers fan, there's a little confession I would like to make: I was almost a Bayformers fan!!! But don't worry, even though I thought the first movie was good, it still wasn't enough to make me a genuine "Trans-Fan".
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