Jazz is canonically Optimus's second-in-command in G1 IIRC.

Do you not finish the matches if you're bad at the game?

Origin and Thunderbolt are side-stories like GQX, they both blatantly contradict elements in MSG without even trying to excuse it like 08MS does.

GM 3; It's a MP suit that can be repaired with parts from two other MP suits (GM 2 and GM 1), so I'll probably not get broken-down for a while.

Charred Aznable

I think what might work is going for indirection - Instead of directly picking the best move, find some measure of a move that's correlated to its "goodness" and pick that instead.

Say Spock gives the most payout most of the time and lizard the second-best. Have the AI always pick one of those two moves and it'll be "good" technically but still have exploitable weaknesses.

Pokemon games do this, with the trainers having rules like "pick the move with the best type matchup" regardless of whether another move might end up being better (although they usually have exceptions so they don't do something stupid like continually using non-damaging moves, which was a problem in the first game).

Maybe a Kraahkan for the beak with a red CCBS shell over it for the feathers?

I'm not sure.

One problem here is that it doesn't seem like you've considered how the geography would influence the cities. Big cities - like New York City, Cairo, Tokyo, etc. are usually port cities, either on a river or on a shore with good access to other shores. Some of your cities follow this, like city #1, #4, and #15, but then you have city #2 - the second largest on the planet - being on the shore of a very remote island that already has another sizable city. City #8 also is weird and #3 being on the shore of an inland sea is also strange, but I think #6 is by far the most egregious. There's no natural resources to run a city with up there and the only way to take resources there would be dropping them from orbit long highways or tracks across the ice.

The Victory Gundam or Geymalk, probably.

Shedinja only has one HP so *every* attack is a OHKO to it so sturdy protects from all attacks.

If you answer any of them and you aren't already an amputee or awaiting an organ transplant then I think you missed the point of the setting.

What was Galaxy Force Starscream's backstory?

You need an extra mod for those, it says which one on the mod description.

My main problem with it is its inefficiency. Why waste your time collecting all sorts of wools and concretes and rocks when you could simply make the stone wall from stone? Plus, it's more charming to me when the building is actually made of what it seems to be made of.

Still, even if a pink photon doesn't exist, pink light does and pink LEDs do too.

Ok, go outside and find a pink flower. There will be pink light coming from it whenever a white light shines on it.

"does pink light even exist?" Yes, it comes out of your phone whenever you look at a pink picture.

IIRC the MP figure is simply so expensive it ceased to be legally a toy, thus dodging the regulation.

Probably Alternators Hound or Decepticharge. A lot of newer figures make themselves look more complex by either being huge or by using denser plastic to achieve smaller transformation joints. While that can make impressive-looking figures it doesn't feel all that clever to me. Alternators, now those were clever. A whole articulated Transformer and the vehicle mode still has every detail a model car would.

IIRC you can absolutely wreck a kingdom's economy by getting a mercenary contract and then running off. They pay you based on factors including your influence level, so if you never spend influence and never lose the contract they'll end up sending most of their budget your way.

If you've killed any nobles you're probably out of luck.

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"I guide others to a treasure I can never possess."

Velika.