http://www.jemunlimited.com/oneworld.htm

Link found at Comicboards.

 

Well I do remember Cobra Commander appered in an episode of Transformers Season 3/2010.

 

  That's right he did too, he wore a trench coat and big hat!

 

Yeah, I was always aware that GI Joe and Transformers were the same universe, since they were both Sunbow cartoons, but I didnt know about Jem and Inhumanoids. I'm guessing they were also made by Sunbow?

 

  what a hilarious read. Yet it all makes sense.

There is one goof up. The timline has Unicron being defeated in 2015 not 2005.

 

Why stop there? Perhaps the Decepticons once destroyed a house made of Lincoln Logs. Did the Autobots ever meet Mr. Potato Head? Would Cobra Commander have struck an alliance with Candy Land's Lord Licorice?

 

So that means that Cobra Commander is the one who set up Kenedys assassination......it all makes sense....

 

HAHAHA Fantastic!      

 

Sunbow made My Little Pony, too. Does that mean My Little Pony is part of the Transformers universe, too?  

 

oh dear lord this is just sick

 

hehehe

Anyway, I always watched these shows thinking that they were supposed to be going on in the same universe.
Funny that you found that site Nevermore, i've been there before.

 

weird...but awesome!

man, i forgot how hot gem was. i'd hit it.

p.s. good work as usual nevermore. the city of gotham thanks you. to the nevermobile!

 

oh man my girlfriends a big jem fan. this'll learn her.

 

Cobra Commander had a cameo in 3rd season episode "Only human" as Snake, and at the end he yells "Coobraaaa...coughcoughcough".

 

minogue sisters, droolz *temporal lost cognitive skills*

 

The connections look something like this:

Foremost is really Hector Ramirez, as noted on the linked site. He appeared in G.I. Joe, Jem, Inhumanoids, had a cameo in the Joe movie cut, and might have been the news reporter from the TF episode, "A Prime Problem," though his hair was a different colour and he had the wrong voice actor.

Also in "A Prime Problem," the G.I. Joe character, Daina, of the Oktober Guard, appears (she's the Russian pilot attacked by Chumley who has her plane stolen). Her "Oktober Guard" callsign is indeed spoken aloud in the episode (it's no coincidence that this episode was the only pre-movie TF ep written by prolific G.I. Joe writer, Buzz Dixon).

In the G.I. Joe episode, "My Brother's Keeper," Prowl (or perhaps Bluestreak) appears on a television screen. Furthermore, the story of the episode centres on COBRA's attempts to get control of the Voltronic Galaxer - the communications-disrupting mcguffin from the TF episode, "Blaster Blues."

Wreck-Gar shouts "Yo Joe!" in the TF episode, "The Dweller in the Depths."

In the TF episodes, "Five Faces of Darkness," we are introduced to Marissa Faireborn. Her father subsequently makes an appearance in "The Killing Jar" (actually, a Quintessons hologram of him, but still) - he is G.I. Joe's Flint, voiced by his original actor, Bill Ratner, further substantiated by the fact that Flint's real name is Dasheille Faireborn.

Most famously, Cobra Commander - under the alias of "Old Snake" - appears in the TF episode, "Only Human," still wearing his famous silver mask and still voiced by Chris Latta. He transfers the minds of four Autobots into synthetic bodies called "Synthoids," which previously appeared in the G.I. Joe story, "The Synthoid Conspiracy."

The Inhumanoid, D'Compose, appears on a TV screen in the Jem episode, "Broadway Magic."

Inhumanoids features a minor character, a fighter pilot code-named Sabre Jet, whose real name is Brad J. Armbruster. This is the real name of G.I. Joe fighter pilot Ace, although whether they're intended to be the same guy or not is open to interpretation - SabreJet got paralysed and given Earth Corps armour.

The C.O.P.S. character Checkpoint is the son of " a member of a top- secret military team in the 80's and 90's" - given that his real name is "Wayne R. Sneeden III", his father can easily be identified as G.I. Joe's Beach-head, who shares the name.

A slightly more tenuous connection exists between the G.I. Joe story, "The Primordial Plot," and the TF story, "Dinobot Island." In the former, Cobra populates an island with cloned dinosaurs, which are left to live on it at the story's end. In "Dinobot Island," the Transformers find an island full of dinosaurs. Comparing images from the two episodes, they islands DO look identical from the air, and both episodes were written by Don Glut, but the dinosaurs being modern clones, and hence not a result of any kind of chronal anomaly, does not fit with "Dinobot Island," where the island is implied to have always been that way, and that altering it disrupt the flow of time.

Buzz Dixon noted that, for a humorous scene in "My Little Pony: The Movie," he suggested that some of the Ponies briefly encounter Transformers and Joes. Specifically, he envisioned a scene in which a pony flew up to Shipwreck, who was drinking at the time, and after it departed, he tossed the bottle away and put his hand on his heart, in a "never again" swear. Hasbro didn't go for it.

There, I think I got 'em all.

 

It's Takara's Headmasters series only I believe, but there's also the tie-in with the Battle Beasts. Also, and I can't vouch for this, but Professor Smooth over at Transfans has a rumor about a Transformers/My Little Pony cross over. Ack!

http://www.transfans.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4604

 

That reminds me of one I missed, added it above.

 

Cybertron came to it's second age of "magic"?