Endspark - Revision history

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2009-09-10T19:58:26Z

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	'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] makes several comments in <u>[[Ghosts of Yesterday]]</u> that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis\|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting cycle of reincarnation and return to a [[Primus\|creator]].

	When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[Structure\|shell]]'s [[Laser core\|spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}

	~~{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus Prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}~~

	Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt><u>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]</u> <small>(1st ed.)</small> p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the theology is right...''

	~~==See Also==~~
	*[[Atechnogenesis]]
	*[[Death]]

	~~==Footnotes==~~
	~~<references/>~~

	~~[[Category: Transformer culture~~]]

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2009-08-17T10:29:39Z

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Death" with "Talk:Death/Archive"

2009-08-06T18:08:48Z

BOT: replacing (1) links to "Death" with "Talk:Death/Archive"

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	*[[Atechnogenesis]]		*[[Atechnogenesis]]
	*[[Death]]		*[[Talk:Death/Archive\|Death]]

	==Footnotes==		==Footnotes==

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2009-07-28T07:21:05Z

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Apoc at 08:23, 4 May 2009

2009-05-04T08:23:28Z

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	When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[Structure\|shell]]'s [[Laser core\|spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}		When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[Structure\|shell]]'s [[Laser core\|spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}

	{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus ~~prime~~," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}		{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus Prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}

	Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt><u>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]</u> <small>(1st ed.)</small> p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the theology is right...''		Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt><u>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]</u> <small>(1st ed.)</small> p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the theology is right...''

Bluestreak7: linking up

2009-04-29T23:45:53Z

linking up

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	'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] makes several comments in <u>[[Ghosts of Yesterday]]</u> that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis\|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting cycle of reincarnation and return to a [[Primus\|creator]].		'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] makes several comments in <u>[[Ghosts of Yesterday]]</u> that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis\|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting cycle of reincarnation and return to a [[Primus\|creator]].

	When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[shell]]'s [[spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}		When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[Structure\|shell]]'s [[Laser core\|spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}

	{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}		{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Atechnogenesis]]		*[[Atechnogenesis]]
			*[[Death]]

	==Footnotes==		==Footnotes==

SFH at 23:24, 15 April 2009

2009-04-15T23:24:43Z

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	[[Image:Tftm prowl blowsmoke.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mmm... taste that carbon scoring!]]		[[Image:Tftm prowl blowsmoke.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Mmm... taste that carbon scoring!]]
	'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] makes several comments in <u>[[Ghosts of Yesterday]]</u> that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis\|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting ~~cyvle~~ of reincarnation and return to a creator.		'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] makes several comments in <u>[[Ghosts of Yesterday]]</u> that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis\|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting cycle of reincarnation and return to a [[Primus\|creator]].

	When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[shell]]'s [[spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}		When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[shell]]'s [[spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink\|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}

Derik at 22:21, 15 April 2009

2009-04-15T22:21:08Z

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	{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}		{{quote\|"Farewell Optimus prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."\|[[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]]\|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280\|style=2}}

	Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt><u>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]</u> <small>(1st ed.)</small> p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the ~~rheology~~ is right...''		Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt><u>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]</u> <small>(1st ed.)</small> p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the theology is right...''

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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[[Image:Tftm prowl blowsmoke.jpg|thumb|250px|Mmm... taste that carbon scoring!]]
'''Endspark''' is the moment when Transformer's lifeforce, its [[spark]], gutters and dies, leaving it truly and ''irrevocably'' dead. The term carries a connotation of a cold, atheistic view of the world<ref>[[Starscream (Movie)|Starscream]] makes several comments in [[Ghosts of Yesterday]] that fall on the 'scientific rationalist' end of the spectrum— including a belief that machine life arises from [[Atechnogenesis|natural evolution]] on p143.</ref> rather than any comforting cyvle of reincarnation and return to a creator.

When a spark is extinguished it leaves residual carbon scoring on the [[shell]]'s [[spark core]], which can be detected to confirm actual death rather than spark removal. {{storylink|Revelations Part I: Discovery}}

{{quote|"Farewell Optimus prime," [Starscream] whispered to himself. "Time for Endspark."|[[Starscream (Movie)|Starscream]]|[[Ghosts of Yesterday]] p280|style=2}}

Cybertronian theology holds that an extinguished spark does not truly go offline, it merely returns to the [[Well of All Sparks]]<ref><tt>"The sparks from each of these casualties of war returned to the source, reuinting with the essence of Primus in the Well of All Sparks at the planetary core."</tt>[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]] (1st ed.) p11, "The Well of All Sparks"</ref>, where its experiences are added to the collective knowledge the Transformer race. ''As it happens the rheology is right...''

==See Also==
*[[Atechnogenesis]]

==Footnotes==
<references/>

[[Category: Transformer culture]]

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Atechnogenesis]]		*[[Atechnogenesis]]
	*[[~~Talk:Death/Archive\|~~Death]]		*[[Death]]

	==Footnotes==		==Footnotes==