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It was an idea that came to mind yesterday.

Knockout and Wildbreak wind up falling back in time, back to the events of Prime and thereby altering history by revealing the existence of budded sparklings, though they claim that Knockout's been an Autobot the whole time in their reality, rather than cowardly joining the winning team at the end of the war.

Their actions don't affect their own timeline, so they try not to worry too much about doing anything that may ruin everything. Wildbreak, however, notices the exact time period that they're in, and sneaks out one day to stop the events from 'Crossfire,' and thus altering the events for these Autobots by stopping the chain of events that followed from transpiring...

Breakdown survives, so MECH never gets a hold of his dead body, so when the events of 'Nemesis Prime' happen, they have no body to transplant Silas into, thus avoiding the satellite situation from 'The Human Factor,' and potentially changing, if not removing the zombie-vampire outbreak on board the Nemesis in 'Thirst.'

Transformers belongs to Hasbro.

Art belongs to me.

Description
It was an idea that came to mind yesterday.

Knockout and Wildbreak wind up falling back in time, back to the events of Prime and thereby altering history by revealing the existence of budded sparklings, though they claim that Knockout's been an Autobot the whole time in their reality, rather than cowardly joining the winning team at the end of the war.

Their actions don't affect their own timeline, so they try not to worry too much about doing anything that may ruin everything. Wildbreak, however, notices the exact time period that they're in, and sneaks out one day to stop the events from 'Crossfire,' and thus altering the events for these Autobots by stopping the chain of events that followed from transpiring...

Breakdown survives, so MECH never gets a hold of his dead body, so when the events of 'Nemesis Prime' happen, they have no body to transplant Silas into, thus avoiding the satellite situation from 'The Human Factor,' and potentially changing, if not removing the zombie-vampire outbreak on board the Nemesis in 'Thirst.'

Transformers belongs to Hasbro.

Art belongs to me.