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Originally Posted by Yabuturtle
I feel it makes sense that they would banish him because he was a threat. I wasn't sure if Krang was actually from an alternate Dimension X or this Dimension X is supposed to be the same one as the 80s show. And since it seems to be, why else would he have his own technodrome and his own rock soldiers. It makes it seem like he defected against the Kraang in order to have his own army, since the Kraang have their rock soldiers and their own technodrome, too.
Krang amassed a pretty big army and was well known by many to be a ruthless warlord. No way that someone so incompetent would have such a large empire and it doesn't seem like he was doing this for the Kraang but for himself, which means he must have betrayed the Kraang at some point Maybe General Traag and the others were actually carrying on the fight and fighting other Kraang while the Neutrinos were caught in the crossfire.
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Makes sense considering the fact that the rock soldiers didn't appear too often in the original series, since they were mostly busy out there in Dimension X fighting the Kraang, Neutrinos, other races etc.
Krang's army sounds much more dangerous than the kraangs, id say the only reason Krang was defeated and banished was because the Kraang hivemind was far bigger than Krangs rocksoldier army (having thousands of technodrome), so big infact that they were able to fight off the triceraton empire.
Unrelated to the main thread, but what do you think of the 87 amd 2012 triceratons? Could they be related? Both versions refer to their factions as "the Triceraton empire", have an eerily similar plan involving a device (the stargate amd blackhole generator) and their universes are linked through the backstory of Krang.