Dynamo - Revision history

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	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}		Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: Those do not need to be that big

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Those do not need to be that big

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	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]		[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]
	Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.		Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.

	Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}		Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}

	[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]		[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]

	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

	[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]		[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

	Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}		Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}
			{{--}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix at 16:37, 20 November 2024

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	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	*In an interview in issue [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 41\|#41]] of the Transformers Collectors' Club magazine, it was revealed that [[Simon Furman\|Furman]] and [[Andrew Wildman\|Wildman]] planned to rework the Knights as ''Techno-X'' series; the Transformers would have been just a simulation to train them against ''real'' robots. And since they'd run out of ideas for Dynamo, the poor sod was going to be retconned into part of the simulation!		*Legal indicia in the Marvel comics claim "DYNAMO" is owned by them instead of Hasbro, but only from [[The Void! (US)\|#74]]–[[End of the Road! (US)\|80]].
			*In an interview in issue [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 41\|#41]] of the Transformers Collectors' Club magazine, it was revealed that [[Simon Furman\|Furman]] and [[Andrew Wildman\|Wildman]] planned to rework the Knights as ''Techno-X'' series; the Transformers would have been just a simulation to train them against ''real'' robots. And since they'd run out of ideas for Dynamo, the poor sod was going to be retconned into part of the simulation!

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	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	:''Dynamo is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Dynamo is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:DynamoMarvel79.jpg~~\|upright=1.1~~\|thumb\|"I need to find a restroom... ''quick!"'']]		[[File:DynamoMarvel79.jpg\|thumb\|"I need to find a restroom... ''quick!"'']]
	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]		[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]
	Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[~~mutant~~ (~~human~~)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.		Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.

	Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}		Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}

	[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]		[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]

	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

	[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]		[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

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	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

			[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

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	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}		Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}

			[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]

	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

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			[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]
	Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[mutant (human)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.		Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[mutant (human)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.

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	*[[Simon Furman\|Furman]] and [[Andrew Wildman\|Wildman]] planned to rework the Knights as ''Techno-X'' series; the Transformers would have been just a simulation to train them against ''real'' robots. And since they'd run out of ideas for Dynamo, the poor sod was going to be retconned into part of the simulation! ~~{{storylink\|Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 41}}~~		*In an interview in issue [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 41\|#41]] of the Transformers Collectors' Club magazine, it was revealed that [[Simon Furman\|Furman]] and [[Andrew Wildman\|Wildman]] planned to rework the Knights as ''Techno-X'' series; the Transformers would have been just a simulation to train them against ''real'' robots. And since they'd run out of ideas for Dynamo, the poor sod was going to be retconned into part of the simulation!

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	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

	~~{{charstubfiction~~\|{{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}}}		Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}

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	[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]		[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]
	Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.		Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.

	Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}		Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}

	[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]		[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]

	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

	[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]		[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

	Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}		Upon the Last Autobot's awakening, he recognized the "chosen one" in Dynamo's group, and rebuilt Hi-Q into Optimus Prime. He then transported the group to [[Klo]] so they could help in the final battle against the Decepticons. The Neo-Knights struck first, attacking [[Bludgeon (G1)\|Bludgeon]] as he was about to slaughter one of the last remaining survivors in an Autobot massacre. Optimus joined in short order, while the Last Autobot used his mystical powers to revive all those who had fallen in battle. The Decepticons were successfully forced to retreat into exile, and Optimus promised to return all the humans to Earth afterwards. {{storylink\|End of the Road! (US)\|End of the Road!}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	:''Dynamo is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Dynamo is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:DynamoMarvel79.jpg~~\|upright=1.1~~\|thumb\|"I need to find a restroom... ''quick!"'']]		[[File:DynamoMarvel79.jpg\|thumb\|"I need to find a restroom... ''quick!"'']]
	'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].		'''Dynamo''' is '''Hector Dialonzo''', a member of the superhuman [[Neo-Knights]]. He has the power to tap into the [[Earth]] to fly, create energy blasts and create earthquakes. He also develops a more limited ability to tap into [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].

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	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]		[[File:TheHumanFactor-HectorDialonzo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Sure hope he's super ripped under that suit jacket!]]
	Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[~~mutant~~ (~~human~~)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.		Hector Dialonzo was an illegal immigrant from [[Mexico]], with the [[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutant]] ability to channel the energies of the Earth: something he viewed as a curse. He spent some time on the move, in a world that pushed him around and viewed him as a freak. When his workplace was attacked by the [[Air Strike Patrol]], he finally decided to stand up and used his powers to destroy the Decepticons. He killed [[Tailwind (G1)\|Tailwind]], [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], and [[Nightflight (G1)\|Nightflight]] before [[Whisper (G1)\|Whisper]] decided to take several of his coworkers hostage, hoisting a fuel tanker overhead and threatening to drop it on the other humans. Enraged at being threatened with "terror tactics," Hector refused to stay his hand and blasted the Decepticon with lightning... almost killing the other workers in the process. Horrified, Hector ran off and vanished, becoming known as 'Mister X'.

	Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}		Hector was eventually tracked down, and agreed to sit tight in exchange to amnesty and temporary citizenship if he joined up with a team being brought together by [[G.B. Blackrock]]. [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] got to his coordinates first however, and let him believe that she was representing Blackrock. Before their conversation went anywhere, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ripped open the bar both superhumans were talking in, intent on using Dialonzo for his own agenda. With Starscream gaining the upper hand, Dialonzo offered to surrender himself in exchange for Starscream sparing Circuit Breaker's life. The negotiations were cut short, as Blackrock then arrived on-scene, accompanied by two other superhumans, [[Thunderpunch]] and [[Rapture]]. All parties involved began to squabble over "ownership" of Dialonzo, until the annoyed man forced everyone to stop and said he'd go with whoever he ''chose''. All three parties made their pitch; Hector was offered world dominance and being viewed as a hero, but ultimately opted to join forces with G.B. Blackrock, who offered him a place to belong and put his powers to good use. Starscream made a last-ditch effort to take Hector by force, only to be shoved down into the nearby surf by Circuit Breaker and Thunderpunch's conjoined efforts. The humans then left together in Blackrock's helicopter. {{storylink\|The Human Factor!}}

	[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]		[[File:OutOfTime-Dynamo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Phew! He is! He's allowed to be a superhero.]]

	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

	[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]		[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}

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	Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}		Hector next appeared in costume as a member of the [[Neo-Knights]]. Now going by the code-name "Dynamo," he and his fellow super-humans were called into action by the [[George H. W. Bush\|President of the United States]] himself when a duel between [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] threatened the destruction of [[New York City]]. {{storylink\|...All This and Civil War 2}} Dynamo's powers proved to be effective against Scorponok, though his potency against mechanical adversaries paled in comparison to Circuit-Breaker's. He was quickly relegated to the sidelines while the latter unleashed her fury against the Transformers indiscriminately, ignoring Blackrock's pleas to only attack the ''bad'' robots. Circuit-Breaker eventually burned herself out, and Dynamo readied himself to rejoin the fray when [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] stepped forth and convinced all involved parties to stand down. The Neo-Knights were about to leave aboard Blackrock's helicopter when they were suddenly teleported to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] alongside both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s. {{storylink\|Out of Time!}} On this alien world, the Neo-Knights were privy to the Transformers' creator-god, [[Primus]], filling in his children on the incoming threat of his eternal nemesis, [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]. But despite talk of looming Armageddon, the humans were more concerned over the mental state of one of their own; Circuit Breaker's pathological hatred of robots caused her mind to shut down when she found herself on a planet entirely populated with them. Blackrock demanded that he and his team be teleported back to Earth, but Primus vanished before the request could be communicated to him. {{storylink\|The Void! (US)\|The Void!}}

			[[File:EdgeOFExtinction-DynamoRapture.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|He's blue when his powers don't work. Also, his costume is colored blue.]]

	True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}		True to Primus's warning, Unicron attacked Cybertron shortly thereafter. The Neo-Knights attempted to flee at first, only to find it futile; there was nowhere to run when the enemy was attacking the planet itself! Thunderpunch rallied the rest of the group into standing their ground and helping the Transformers in facing down their ultimate enemy. Unfortunately, Dynamo proved useless in the battle, unable to properly tap into the power of Cybertron to use it as an offensive force. {{storylink\|On the Edge of Extinction!}} Though Unicron was defeated, the damage he inflicted on Cybertron was too great, and the Transformers readied transports to leave the planet. The Neo-Knights were put inside a storage box for shipping back home. While waiting, Dynamo had little to do other than hover around Blackrock as he tried to rouse Circuit Breaker out of a catatonic state brought upon by the last battle. To make things worse, the Neo-Knights had a "cell-mate": Hi-Q, former Powermaster partner of the late Optimus Prime, who now actually believed himself to BE Prime. {{storylink\|Exodus!}} While Blackrock and Thunderpunch argued whether or not they should heed Hi-Q's advice to seek out someone named "The [[Last Autobot]]," Dynamo took over looking after Circuit Breaker. {{storylink\|A Savage Circle}} The group eventually settled upon remaining on Cybertron after the Autobots and Decepticons abandoned the planet to seek out the enigmatic figure. For a time, it seemed as though their quest could only end in failure; they had no way of uncovering the Last Autobot's whereabouts, and the planet's deterioration meant the environment was becoming increasingly hostile. But a glimmer of hope emerged when Dynamo's powers began acting erratically; in his prior attempt to tap into Cybertron, Dynamo had forged a rapport with the alien world! Dynamo's attunement to the planet led the group to their quarry, paving the way for the salvation of Cybertron. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot?}}