Braid - Revision history

Saix: clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), [[Wing (G1) → [[Wing (IDW) (2)

2021-09-19T23:26:39Z

clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), [[Wing (G1) → [[Wing (IDW) (2)

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	:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|2005 IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|2005 IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (IDW)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]
	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.

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	Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 2\|Drift #2}} {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}		Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 2\|Drift #2}} {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}

	Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}		Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (IDW)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

CATBBA: add to Japanese name

2019-12-02T08:35:50Z

add to Japanese name

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	Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}		Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}

			== Notes ==
			=== Foreign names ===
			* ''Japanese:'' '''Braid''' (ブレイド ''Bureido'')


	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
	[[Category:IDW (2005) aliens]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) aliens]]

DDog at 19:38, 11 May 2019

2019-05-11T19:38:48Z

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	:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|2005 IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]
	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.

Saix at 18:21, 3 May 2019

2019-05-03T18:21:43Z

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	:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]
	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	[[File:Braid vs Drift Drift 4.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:Braid vs Drift Drift 4.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]
	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}
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	[[Category:Comic-only characters]]		[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
	[[Category:IDW ~~Generation 1~~ aliens]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) aliens]]

Ascendron: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

2016-01-22T19:40:15Z

IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
			[[File:Braid vs Drift Drift 4.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]
	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}

Ookalf at 22:24, 1 June 2015

2015-06-01T22:24:54Z

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	:''Braid is an alien from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an [[alien]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]
	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.

Ascendron: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

2015-01-27T19:18:03Z

IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}

	Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}		Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 2\|Drift #2}} {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}

	Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}		Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}

Emvee: category

2014-09-04T20:49:48Z

SanityOrMadness at 15:07, 20 April 2013

2013-04-20T15:07:25Z

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	:''Braid is an alien from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an alien from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[~~Image~~:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg~~\|right~~\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]

	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 ~~comics~~===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}

Apoc at 20:36, 10 November 2012

2012-11-10T20:36:49Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 comics===		===IDW Generation 1 comics===
	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on ~~an unnamed planet~~ when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}

	Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}		Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}

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	Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}		Braid and his Slavers were up to their slave-taking ways on [[Theophany]] when their compound was raided by two Cybertronians. His minions managed to capture and nearly kill [[Drift (G1)\|one]] whom Braid recognized as a Decepticon. However, he was rescued from Braid's clutches before any significant research could be done to him. {{storylink\|Drift issue 1\|Drift #1}}

	Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}		Later, Braid sent out a broadcast signal with a secret message hidden inside to bring the Decepticon calling himself Drift back to his settlement. Once Drift arrived, Braid revealed that he was in league with the bounty hunter [[Lockdown (G1)\|Lockdown]] and offered Drift freedom in exchange for the location of the [[Crystal City\|Cybertronian settlement]] on the planet. Drift agreed and left. {{storylink\|Drift issue 2\|Drift #2}} {{storylink\|Drift issue 3\|Drift #3}}

	Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}		Unknown to Braid, Drift was loyal to the [[Circle of Light\|pacifists]] who had repaired him and made plans with them to provide a decoy instead of the real settlement. When Braid's army attacked the Cybertronians, he singled out a Cybertronian [[Wing (G1)\|warrior]] of particular skill, attacked him one-on-one, and killed him. Braid's action enraged Drift and, unbeknownst to Braid, the [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|leader]] of the planet's hidden Cybertronian settlement. The rest of the Cybertronians attacked, overwhelming Braid's army. Braid himself appeared to have the upper hand in a one-on-one fight against Drift, but was sliced in two by a [[Great Sword]] wielded by the former Decepticon. {{storylink\|Drift issue 4\|Drift #4}}

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	:''Braid is an alien from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''Braid is an alien from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]		[[File:Braid-slaversleader-drift2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[[Wing (G1)\|Wing]] is a metaphor for the atomic bomb.]]

	'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.		'''Braid''' and other members of his six-limbed species are on a quest for immortality by upgrading their physiology through genetic and technological augmentation. Civil war amongst their race was the impetus for this quest. Braid leads a group known as [[Slavers]] who kidnap members of other species, study them, and then add desirable traits to their own bodies. An observer of the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Braid admires the resilience of the Cybertronian race and wants to add aspects of Transformer physiology to his own.

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	[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:IDW Generation 1 aliens]]