Organic core

2008-03-25T18:48:48Z

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:''The organic core is the center of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] in the [[Beast Machines]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

For countless eons, Cybertron has existed as a world of metal. It was not always so. Long before [[Primus]] imbued [[spark|life]] into the [[Thirteen original Transformers]] (or the [[Quintesson]]s arrived, your pick), Cybertron was a world of the organic, with animal lifeforms that roamed its surface. That is gone now, but the past remains in the '''organic core''' of Cybertron. And the seeds of the future lie buried in the past.

That's deep, or something.

==Fiction==

===Beast Machines===
When the [[Maximal]]s were trying to set up an organic orchard in the [[fossil cave]], they eventually struck paydirt when they reached part of the organic core. Upon hitting the core, [[organic goo]] seeped out, causing trees to emerge. {{storylink|The Key}}

Later, after [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] had absorbed the sparks of the [[Transformer]]s, he attempted to use the [[Key to Vector Sigma]] to convert the organic core into technomatter. However, [[Optimus Primal]] caused both Megatron and himself to fall into the organic core. Hitting the core caused them both to die, but also allowed [[Vector Sigma|the Oracle]] to initiate the [[Great Transformation]], causing Cybertron to become a [[Technorganic]] world. {{storylink|Endgame Pt. III: Seeds of the Future}}

===Japanese cartoon continuity===
The organic core of Cybertron was due to the [[Oracle (G1)|Oracle]] who had fled [[Primacron]] and brought life to a barren planet, making it lush and green. The Oracle was later enslaved by the Quintessons, who transformed the planet into a mechanical world and the Oracle itself into Vector Sigma.

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