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Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:52:27Z

184.17.93.0: /* IDW Generation 1 comics */

{{faction|autobot}}

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that are "aligned" in a certain fashion. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long. {{storylink|How Ratchet Got His Hands Back}}

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:49:20Z

184.17.93.0:

{{faction|autobot}}

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that are linked together. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long. {{storylink|How Ratchet Got His Hands Back}}

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:48:35Z

184.17.93.0: /* IDW Generation 1 comics */

{{faction|autobot}}
[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that are linked together. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long. {{storylink|How Ratchet Got His Hands Back}}

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:48:17Z

184.17.93.0: /* IDW Generation 1 comics */

{{faction|autobot}}
[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that are linked together in [[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long. {{storylink|How Ratchet Got His Hands Back}}

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:47:35Z

184.17.93.0: /* IDW Generation 1 comics */

{{faction|autobot}}
[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that are linked together in [[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long.

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:47:16Z

184.17.93.0: /* IDW Generation 1 comics */

{{faction|autobot}}
[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that could be linked together in [[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long.

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Autobot Code

2012-05-23T19:46:07Z

184.17.93.0:

{{faction|autobot}}
[[Image:MarvelUK-265.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Everyone's a critic.]]

Though its origins are unknown, as are indeed its precise contents,<ref>[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] lists "a fully sequenced cyber-genome, the uncensored Autobot Code, or a Roadmap to Peace" among the 'holy grails' of their expedition in [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' #4]].</ref> '''the Autobot Code''' comprises a set of principles and rules that govern [[Autobot]] behavior. Its reach is not universal, however, as some Autobots have completely abandoned its tenets when they felt the situation demanded it. It allegedly advocates a policy of non-violence.

{{bigquote|The Autobot Code is more than just a ten-thousand-page military manual. It's a comprehensive system of morality. A framework for living that addresses all aspects of the Cybertronian condition. It's a treatise on aspirational behavior that shows to the rest of the galaxy that maybe--we can transcend our troubled past and become beacons of liberty and enlightenment.|[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] on the Autobot Code|''[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]''}}

==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Generation 1 comics===
{{earthforcefiction}}
[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] interrupted a battle between the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s forces to reprimand [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]], claiming his violent tactics were contrary to the Autobot Code. {{storylink|Two Steps Back!}} Grimlock subsequently quit the Autobots and established the Earthforce, with Prime's blessing conditional on the promise that Grimlock would exercise restraint. {{storylink|Break-Away!}}

Later, in a speech to rally his troops, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] parodied the Autobot Code's policy of avoiding violence wherever possible, pointing out that the [[Decepticon]]s weren't about to give up their evil conquering ways just because of a few friendly words over a glass of [[oil]]. The Earthforce agreed with him and unanimously abandoned the Autobot Code in favour of doing things their own way. {{storylink|Once upon a Time...}}

===IDW Generation 1 comics===
Article 7 of the Autobot Code states that Autobots are obliged to grant safe haven to surrendered combatants. {{storylink|Life After the Big Bang}}

In the early days of the war, moral-bound Autobots like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] saw the Autobot Code as nothing less than an instruction book for life itself. {{storylink|Zero Point}}

[[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] sarcastically suggested that the secret goal of the [[Wrecker]]s' mission on [[Garrus-9]] could be "the uncensored version of the Autobot Code". {{storylink|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}]

The Code appeared as a set of three small rectangular discs that could be linked together in[[How Ratchet Got His Hands Back]]. According to Ultra Magnus, it is ten thousand pages long.

===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
The Autobot Code gave the [[Guilds Domesticus]] the right to direct the Autobot military, a fact which [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel Prime]] groused about. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II}}

==See also==
* [[Code of Interplanetary Conflict]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category:Animated]]
[[Category:Generation 1]]
[[Category:Transformer culture]]