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Atlas (G1)

2016-07-06T06:15:53Z

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{{disambig3|Atlas}}
:''Atlas is a [[Transformer]] from the [[Transformers vs. G.I. Joe]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

[[File:Atlas.jpg|thumb|300px|Italy is bigger than Africa, apparently.]]

The lost sibling of [[Primus]], '''Atlas''' is the hidden true form of [[Earth]], a being of immense power capable of going toe-to-toe with any of his planetary brethren. Few know the secret of Earth, but myths and legends on both Earth and [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] have alluded to his existence with names such as '''Terra''' and '''Pangaiden'''.

{{quote|There ain't '''nobody''' bigger'n this guy. He can be your best friend or your worst enemy.|Joe Colton|"[[The War Never Ends]]"}}

==Fiction==
===''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''===
The first known humans to discover the secret of Atlas's existence were a group of Vikings led by [[Thor FalkenHauser]] during Earth's medieval era. From there, various other secret societies seem to have risen and fell, passing down the knowledge of a secret "Pit" capable of awakening Atlas in times of great need.

By the modern day, [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]] was the latest organization to inherit the knowledge of Atlas, with its founder [[Joe Colton]] kept in a cold sleep and entrusted with the secret. After Primus threatened to consume Earth's sun, the remaining Joes on Earth enacted the "Atlas Protocol", which involved awakening Joe Colton. Colton led the Joes underneath [[T.H.E. P.I.T.]], revealing the secret passageway to Atlas. Donning ancient [[Autobot]]-styled helmets, the Joes awoke Atlas just in time; transforming into his robot configuration, Atlas sucker-punched Primus squarely in the face, shattering the Dyson sphere surrounding the [[Sun]] and ending the threat to the [[Solar System]].

In the aftermath, Atlas apparently went dormant once again, transforming back into Earth. {{storylink|The War Never Ends}}

==Notes==
* Anyone who's ever looked at a globe will notice that the landmasses adorning Altas's armor are ''farcically'' out of proportion to the real deals. Italy ''alone'' being bigger than Africa, Antarctica and Australia. This is due to the lower legs being closer to the "audience" than the rest of Atlas, but it still throws everything off.

==See also==
*[[Unicron]]
*[[Gaea (Classics)|Gaea]]

[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]
[[Category:Generation 1 gods]]

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2016-07-05T01:17:53Z

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Thanks for the assist, Saix! :)

File:Atlas.jpg

2016-07-05T00:54:45Z

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Earth's alternate form

Information creep

2015-06-27T07:06:10Z

Pengbuzz:

:''Information Creep is an illness from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

Information Creep is a malady that afflicts robotic lifeforms: i.e. Transformers.It consists of the corruption of data in the [[Brain module]] that results in memories being subconsciously (or rather, unconsciously) re-interpreted. It sometimes is also known as "blurred data" on worlds such as Caminus. In the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity|IDW portion]], it seems to be a particular affliction of "MTO's"; Transformers that were [[Reproduction|constructed cold] rather than [[Reproduction|forged], who were mass-assembled, then given a "ten-step" (or "three-step program" as referenced by Skids later in the conversation).

{{bigquote|"In the end, High Command decided they wanted their new troops to fight, not study, so they reduced the steps from ten to eight to three. '''Three steps''', Nautica: 'From '''thaw to war''' in under an hour.' Because who cares whether or not a '''warborn knockoff''' with a three-minute life expectancy can quote '''[[Dominus Ambus]]''' or notate the '''Grand Celestial Melody'''? So long as he can assemble a path-blaster with his brand-new eyes closed, everyone's happy. That's '''sarcasm,''' by the way. I dabble."|}}
—'''Skids''' {{storylink|Twenty Plus One}}

==Fiction==
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===

Following the disappearance of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' and the necessity of 20 'bots cramming into the [[Rodpod]] they began talking amongst themselves. During one of the conversations, Ammo, Riptide, and Getaway tell Nautica about the "Ten-Step Program" that MTOs had to pass in order to be declared "world-ready" (which Riptide hated), Ratchet weighs in with anecdotal info about the high percentage of MTOs who claim to have had mystical experiences, which he pclaims are neurological hallucinations that are a product of their virtually-newborn senses. Swerve takes offense, pointing out that faith isn't a new idea, but Skids counters that with a brief lecture on a condition known to affect robotic lifeforms known as "information creep"—the corruption of brain data that results in memories being unconsciously reinterpreted. Nautica is familiar with the condition, which was known on Caminus as "blurred data".

==Notes==

* In real life, human beings are subject to "memory errors", which includes memory loss, remembering events that never occurred, or remembering them differently from the way they had actually transpired. They can happen for a myriad of differing reasons, including emotions/stress level during the particular situation, expectations and changes to environment. This sounds much like "information creep" in robotic lifeforms.

*"Information creep" is a term used by Wikipedia to describe the slow feed of information into an article that winds up shifting its perspective and/or readability over time

==External links==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_errors Memory Errors at Wikipedia]

[[Category:IDW Generation 1]]

2015-06-27T06:43:06Z

Pengbuzz:

Information creep

2015-06-27T06:42:33Z

Pengbuzz:

''Information Creep is an illness from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

Information Creep is a malady that afflicts robotic lifeforms: i.e. Transformers.It consists of the corruption of data in the [[Brain module]] that results in memories being subconsciously (or rather, unconsciously) re-interpreted. It sometimes is also known as "blurred data" on worlds such as Caminus.

==Fiction==
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===

Following the disappearance of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' and the necessity of 20 'bots cramming into the [[Rodpod]] they began talking amongst themselves. During one of the conversations, Ammo, Riptide, and Getaway tell Nautica about the "Ten-Step Program" that MTOs had to pass in order to be declared "world-ready" (which Riptide hated), Ratchet weighs in with anecdotal info about the high percentage of MTOs who claim to have had mystical experiences, which he pclaims are neurological hallucinations that are a product of their virtually-newborn senses. Swerve takes offense, pointing out that faith isn't a new idea, but Skids counters that with a brief lecture on a condition known to affect robotic lifeforms known as "information creep"—the corruption of brain data that results in memories being unconsciously reinterpreted. Nautica is familiar with the condition, which was known on Caminus as "blurred data".

==Notes==

* In real life, human beings are subject to "memory errors", which includes memory loss, remembering events that never occurred, or remembering them differently from the way they had actually transpired. They can happen for a myriad of differing reasons, including emotions/stress level during the particular situation, expectations and changes to environment. This sounds much like "information creep" in robotic lifeforms.

*"Information creep" is a term used by Wikipedia to describe the slow feed of information into an article that winds up shifting its perspective and/or readability over time

==External links==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_errors Memory Errors at Wikipedia]

[[Category:IDW Generation 1]]

Information creep

2015-06-27T06:42:10Z

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Information creep

2015-06-27T06:41:31Z

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Majorette

2015-06-07T04:02:00Z

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Majorette is a France-based toy company that produces primarily small die-cast car toys in 1/64th scale. Majorette originally produced their wares in Lyon, but in recent years, their manufacturing has been located in Thailand.

== History ==

Founded in 1961 by Emile Véron, Majorette originated making model railways and accessories. The company was originally known as "Rail-Route" in 1964, when the first cars came to market. But by 1967, the name was changed to Majorette. The company soon became the largest producer of any French model car manufacturer. They focused on French and European cars, but also represented vehicles of other parts of the world, such as Japan.

By 1982, Majorette USA had been founded in Miami, Florida; however, Majorette models have not been sold in stores stateside since the latter half of the 90s. Majorette was purchased by the french toy company Smoby in 2003; the same company that also purchased Berchet. By 2009, Smoby/ Majorette was purchased by the Simba-Dickie group, after a deal to sell Majorette to French investment firm MI29 fell through.

== Toys ==
[[Image:Majorettehotrod.jpg|right|thumb|275px]| "Ever notice I DON'T look a THING like my character?"]]

The [[Transformers Mini Car Collection]] were a combined effort between French toy company Majorette and Japanese confectionery company [[Kabaya]]. This line was comprised of vehicles that were not custom-designed vehicles, but rather [[redeco]]s of Majorette's already existing numbered [[die-cast]] cars; these were similar to [[Hot Wheels]] and released in [[2003]]. These were intended to represent key characters of [[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Transformers: Armada]] series. While the paint schemes followed the characters, the vehicles didn't follow suit. Sold as Kabaya [[candy toy]]s, each vehicle came packed with a stick of chewing gum.

How thoughtful.

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==Notes==

*Majorette had a habit of collecting- er, purchasing other toy car companies: Majorette purchased the diecast scale car/ truck manufacturer Solido (Militaires Solido website)in 1980. Also at this time the, Majorette bought the Portugese toy company Novacar and Majorette production commenced at the Portugal factory. <ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majorette_%28toy_manufacturer%29]</ref>

==External links==
*[http://www.majorette.com/en/home/ Majorette Home Page]

==References==

{{reflist}}

2015-06-03T07:46:11Z

Pengbuzz: /* Transformers Products */

Majorette is a France-based toy company that produces primarily small die-cast car toys in 1/64th scale. Majorette originally produced their wares in Lyon, but in recent years, their manufacturing has been located in Thailand.

== History ==

Founded in 1961 by Emile Véron, Majorette originated making model railways and accessories. The company was first know in as "Rail-Route" in 1964,when the first cars came to market. But by and in 1967, the name was changed to Majorette. The company soon became the largest producer of any French model car manufacturer. They focused on French and European cars, but also represented vehicles of other parts of the world, such as Japan.

By 1982, Majorette USA had been founded in Miami, Florida; however, Majorette models have not been sold in stores stateside since the latter half of the 90s. Majorette was purchased by the french toy company Smoby in 2003; the same company that also purchased Berchet. By 2009, Smoby/ Majorette was purchased by the Simba-Dickie group, after a deal to sell Majorette to French investment firm MI29.

== Transformers Products ==

[[Image:Majorettehotrod.jpg|right|thumb|275px]]

The [[Transformers Mini Car Collection]] were a combined effort between French toy company Majorette and Japanese confectionery company [[Kabaya]]. This line was comprised of vehicles that were not custom-designed vehicles, but rather [[redeco]]s of Majorette's already existing numbered [[die-cast]] cars; these were similar to [[Hot Wheels]] and released in [[2003]]. These were intended to represent key characters of ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Transformers: Armada]]' series. While the paint schemes followed the characters, the vehicles didn't follow suit. Sold as Kabaya ' ' [[candy toy]]s ' ', each vehicle came packed with a stick of chewing gum.

How thoughtful.

==External links==
*[http://www.majorette.com/en/home/ Majorette Home Page]

Majorette

2015-06-03T07:45:40Z

2015-05-25T04:06:55Z

Pengbuzz: Created page with "A Transformers fan with a penchant for G1, McDonalds and pizza. Go figure!"

A Transformers fan with a penchant for G1, McDonalds and pizza. Go figure!