Domestication - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

2025-09-14T20:16:55Z

Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

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	'''Domestication''' is a gruesome form of torture, a medical process designed to denigrate and humiliate [[Transformer]]s who possess [[beast mode]]s. By lobotomizing the Transformer in question, mutilating their [[voice box]], and subsequently denting their [[transformation cog]], the victim becomes little more than a feral animal, unable to comprehend their situation or return to [[robot mode]].		'''Domestication''' is a gruesome form of torture, a medical process designed to denigrate and humiliate [[Transformer]]s who possess [[beast mode]]s. By lobotomizing the Transformer in question, mutilating their [[voice box]], and subsequently denting their [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]], the victim becomes little more than a feral animal, unable to comprehend their situation or return to [[robot mode]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Quirky-artist-charlie: /* 2005 IDW continuity */ Used the word “surgical” to reflect IDW Spinister’s characterization in this moment

2025-08-26T00:42:04Z

2005 IDW continuity: Used the word “surgical” to reflect IDW Spinister’s characterization in this moment

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	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to surgically reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

Saix: /* 2005 IDW continuity */clean up, replaced: Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Fortress Maximus (G1)

2024-03-02T01:53:26Z

2005 IDW continuity: clean up, replaced: Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Fortress Maximus (G1)

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	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

Saix: /* 2005 IDW continuity */clean up, replaced: (DJD) → (G1)

2022-12-14T16:26:21Z

2005 IDW continuity: clean up, replaced: (DJD) → (G1)

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (~~DJD~~)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

Cydra at 19:23, 20 November 2021

2021-11-20T19:23:24Z

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	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been ~~re-habilitated~~. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

	==See also==		==See also==

Saix: typos fixed: habiliated → habilitated

2019-05-03T19:00:42Z

typos fixed: habiliated → habilitated

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	~~:''Domestication is a terrible thing from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~

	'''Domestication''' is a gruesome form of torture, a medical process designed to denigrate and humiliate [[Transformer]]s who possess [[beast mode]]s. By lobotomizing the Transformer in question, mutilating their [[voice box]], and subsequently denting their [[transformation cog]], the victim becomes little more than a feral animal, unable to comprehend their situation or return to [[robot mode]].		'''Domestication''' is a gruesome form of torture, a medical process designed to denigrate and humiliate [[Transformer]]s who possess [[beast mode]]s. By lobotomizing the Transformer in question, mutilating their [[voice box]], and subsequently denting their [[transformation cog]], the victim becomes little more than a feral animal, unable to comprehend their situation or return to [[robot mode]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (DJD)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (DJD)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-~~habiliated~~. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-habilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

	==See also==		==See also==
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	[[Category:IDW ~~Generation 1~~ Transformer culture]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformer culture]]
	[[Category:Restraining devices]]		[[Category:Restraining devices]]
	[[Category:Torture and execution devices]]		[[Category:Torture and execution devices]]

Turborun: Fixed redirects

2018-10-03T00:54:59Z

Fixed redirects

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	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-habiliated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-habiliated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

	==See also==		==See also==

NexusShard17 at 15:37, 27 September 2018

2018-09-27T15:37:18Z

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	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-habiliated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been re-habiliated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

	==See also==		==See also==

Abates: /* See also */

2018-05-20T08:05:32Z

Transformers1001 at 01:27, 30 April 2018

2018-04-30T01:27:49Z

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			[[Category:Torture and execution devices]]

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	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to surgically reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

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	[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}		[[Dominus Ambus]] served as a mole within the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] until his cover was eventually blown. As retribution, [[Kaon (G1)\|Kaon]] had Dominus domesticated, leaving him permanently trapped as a [[turbofox]] that his tormentor adopted, nicknaming him "The Pet". {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 4: At Close of Day\|At Close of Day}}

	After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}		After the end of the war, the ex-Decepticon [[Demus]] began kidnapping and domesticating beast mode Transformers, marketing them as fun "[[Roboid]]" toys. These half-dead "toys" were marketed to violent, robophobic species across the galaxy, and buyers tended to use them as torture dolls; the Roboids in question were ''just'' sentient enough to feel the pain. Following Demus's death, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] took custody of the Roboids, and [[Spinister (G1)\|Spinister]] left Maximus a note explaining how to reverse the domestication process. {{storylink\|Animals}}

	Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}		Back on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], [[Cerebros (G1)\|Cerebros]] was tasked with reversing the procedure. Although Spinister's techniques were successful, they were also time-consuming, and months later only a fraction of the Roboids had been rehabilitated. Cerebros developed a brain implant that would speed up the process greatly, but Fortress Maximus and [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] refused to allow its use. {{storylink\|Ten to Midnight}} After defeating [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], they changed their minds and the remaining Roboids were rapidly repaired and returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. {{storylink\|Last Light (issue)\|Last Light}}

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