Milky Way
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The Milky Way is the name the fleshlings have given to the galaxy Earth occupies. It contains numerous stars and solar systems, including their own.
God only knows if Cybertron is in there or not.
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[edit] Fiction
[edit] Marvel Generation 1 comics
Cybertron originally orbited the star known as Alpha Centauri, located in the Milky Way. However, millennia of fighting dislodged it from the star's orbit. The Transformers
[edit] The Transformers cartoon
Cybertron's original location is unknown, although Starscream and Skyfire seemingly flew from there to Earth under their own power millions of years ago. Fire in the Sky In the 1980s, Omega Supreme and other Transformers often flew between the worlds without the aid of large ships or space bridges. This strongly implies that Cybertron is located in the Milky Way, or at the very least in one of its small satellite galaxies. Countdown to Extinction The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1 War Dawn
[edit] Dreamwave Generation 1 comics
Cybertron orbited Alpha Centuari. New World Order
[edit] IDW Generation 1 comics
Cybertron is located in the Milky Way galaxy, somewhere in the direction of the constellation Scorpius.[1]
[edit] Unicron Trilogy
According to Landmine, Cybertron is "not that far from [Earth], galactically speaking". Fallen This strongly implies that Cybertron is located in the Milky Way, or at the very least in one of its small satellite galaxies.
[edit] Live-action film series
[edit] Transformers (2007 movie)
According to Bumblebee, he arrived in the Milky Way galaxy shortly before arriving on Earth, thus implying that Cybertron is located outside the Milky Way galaxy. Transformers: Beginnings
[edit] Dark of the Moon
Laserbeak has become more self-aware since arriving in the Milky Way. Laserbeak's on-package bio
[edit] Exodus
When the Ark left Cybertron through the last space bridge, it emerged outside the Milky Way, and Prowl detected the AllSpark. As the Milky Way is described as an unknown spiral galaxy, Cybertron was outside of it. Exodus
