Binary bonding - Revision history

IGEBM13: /* Games */ Adding a section for TFEW's depiction of binary bonding

2025-05-26T21:02:30Z

Games: Adding a section for TFEW's depiction of binary bonding

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	Binary bonded Transformers and their partners, sometimes known as '''Bonded Masters''', often displayed unusual abilities as a result of the combination process, including superior intelligence or enhanced agility. {{storylink\|The Enigma of Combination}}		Binary bonded Transformers and their partners, sometimes known as '''Bonded Masters''', often displayed unusual abilities as a result of the combination process, including superior intelligence or enhanced agility. {{storylink\|The Enigma of Combination}}

			===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: /* References */

2025-02-21T07:57:43Z

References

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	[[Category:Generation 1 technology]]		[[Category:Generation 1 technology]]
	[[Category:Headmasters]]		[[Category:Headmasters]]
			[[category:Modification technology]]
	[[Category:Powermasters]]		[[Category:Powermasters]]
	[[Category:Prime technology]]		[[Category:Prime technology]]

Locoman: /* References */

2024-04-11T23:03:37Z

References

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	[[Category:Prime technology]]		[[Category:Prime technology]]
	[[Category:Targetmasters]]		[[Category:Targetmasters]]
			[[Category:Transformers Roleplaying Game technology]]
	[[Category:TransTech technology]]		[[Category:TransTech technology]]

Locoman: /* Star Trek vs. Transformers */

2024-03-16T18:58:49Z

Star Trek vs. Transformers

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	===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''===		===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''===
	On stardate 5892.7, [[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] set up a binary-bond between the damaged [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] and Captain [[James T. Kirk]] so that the latter could jump-start the former's consciousness. {{storylink\|Prime's Directive, Part Three}}		On stardate 5892.7, [[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] set up a binary-bond between the damaged [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] and Captain [[James T. Kirk]] so that the latter could jump-start the former's consciousness. {{storylink\|Prime's Directive, Part Three}}

			==Games==
			===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
			Although the modern binary bonding process was invented by [[Arcana]] and [[Brainstorm (G1)\|Brainstorm]], historical records dating back to the [[Battle of Aegiax]] show similar partnerships have occurred throughout Cybertronian history. The Autobots and their Nebulan allies were the first to develop and implement Headmaster technology, but it didn't take long before the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]]-allied Decepticons reverse-engineered the technology to create the first Targetmasters. Some time later, [[Hi-Q]] created the first Powermasters, which could efficiently regulate the energy intake and metabolisms of their Cybertronian partners.

			Binary bonding technology quickly became commonplace, and many Cybertronians formed partnerships with beings from planets such as [[Earth]], Nebulos, [[Gorlam Prime]], and [[Master (planet)\|Dominus]]. Traditionally, the binary bonding process syncs a [[spark]] with an organic being's metabolic processes, though some Transformers might choose to bond with a non-sapient [[mechanimal]], and other enhanced organics have made use of non-sentient "[[transtector]] rigs".

			Binary bonded Transformers and their partners, sometimes known as '''Bonded Masters''', often displayed unusual abilities as a result of the combination process, including superior intelligence or enhanced agility. {{storylink\|The Enigma of Combination}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Tribimat: Missing word added

2023-07-26T21:18:14Z

Missing word added

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	Targetmasters were binary bonded like Headmasters were, but different in that they became the Transformer's weapon. {{storylink\|The Desert Island of Space!}}		Targetmasters were binary bonded like Headmasters were, but different in that they became the Transformer's weapon. {{storylink\|The Desert Island of Space!}}

	{{note\|The exact mechanics of binary bonding and its relationship to the various -masters is left a bit vague. Is not clear if the Headmasters' mental link between binary bonded partners is due to binary bonding or to the Headmaster process specifically.}}		{{note\|The exact mechanics of binary bonding and its relationship to the various -masters is left a bit vague. It is not clear if the Headmasters' mental link between binary bonded partners is due to binary bonding or to the Headmaster process specifically.}}

	====''Classics''====		====''Classics''====

Saix at 05:39, 1 September 2021

2021-09-01T05:39:18Z

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[~~Nucleon_~~(~~Generations~~)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}		Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon (TR)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}

	===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''===		===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''===

TimeLord11 at 22:14, 12 January 2021

2021-01-12T22:14:05Z

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(Generations)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}		Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(Generations)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}

			===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''===
			On stardate 5892.7, [[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] set up a binary-bond between the damaged [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] and Captain [[James T. Kirk]] so that the latter could jump-start the former's consciousness. {{storylink\|Prime's Directive, Part Three}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

CATBBA at 14:42, 2 December 2018

2018-12-02T14:42:16Z

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(Generations)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}		Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(Generations)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}

			==Notes==
			===Foreign names===
			*''Japanese:'' '''Binary-bond''' (バイナリーボンド ''Bainarī bondo'')

	==References==		==References==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Ask Vector Prime */

2017-12-22T07:40:47Z

Ask Vector Prime

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	===Ask Vector Prime===		===Ask Vector Prime===
	The union the humans and robots of the [[Xobitor]] universal cluster undertake is considered by [[Vector Prime]] to be binary bonding.{{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/27}} The natives call it Interface. {{storylink\|Transformers: Spacewarp's Log\|Spacewarp's Log (2), 2016/01/23}}		The union the humans and robots of the [[Xobitor]] universal cluster undertake is considered by [[Vector Prime]] to be binary bonding. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/27}} The natives call it Interface. {{storylink\|Transformers: Spacewarp's Log\|Spacewarp's Log (2), 2016/01/23}}

	===TransTech continuity===		===TransTech continuity===

Destrongerlupus: /* Beast Wars: Uprising */

2017-10-25T16:40:12Z

Beast Wars: Uprising

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(~~Generatiions~~)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}		Binary-bonding was developed by the [[Hive\|Hive Nations]] and Decepticons when the war spread to Nebulos. [[Nucleon_(Generations)\|Nucleon]], who was partnered with [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], opined that binary-bonding was far more subtle and refined than the crude [[combiner]] process. {{storylink\|A Brush With Infamy–Prologue}}

	==References==		==References==