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BerylRoll: /* 2019 IDW continuity */

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2019 IDW continuity

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	[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]		[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna ~~(G1)\|Pyra Magna]]~~. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by Pyra Magna. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}

	Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}		Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}

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	[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]		[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]

	The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}		The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]'s capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus's cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}

	When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}
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	[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]		[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]

	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]		[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}

	Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}		Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}

	Under orders from the new Autobot leader Optimus Prime, Froid reluctantly released [[Pyra Magna]] and explained to the latter about the new Prime. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}}		Under orders from the new Autobot leader Optimus Prime, Froid reluctantly released Pyra Magna and explained to the latter about the new Prime. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}}

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	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

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			==Games==
			===''Transformers Roleplaying Game''===
			Froid was an Autobot psychiatric specialist. {{storylink\|The Enigma of Combination}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	[[Category:Psychiatrists]]		[[Category:Psychiatrists]]
	[[Category:Psychologists]]		[[Category:Psychologists]]
			[[Category:Transformers Roleplaying Game Autobots]]
	[[Category:TransTech characters]]		[[Category:TransTech characters]]

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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
	{{First\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' ~~issue~~ #3]]}}		{{First\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' #3]]}}

	[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]		[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]

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	{{first\|[[Signal to Noise\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #13]] (mentioned); [[Births, Deaths, and Interventions\|#34]] (depicted)}}		{{first\|[[Signal to Noise\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #13]] (mentioned); [[Births, Deaths, and Interventions\|#34]] (depicted)}}

	[[File:MTMTE48 froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:MTMTE48 froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Avoid the Froid, he ruins patients.]]

	Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}		Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}
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	[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]		[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]

	The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}		The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}

	When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

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	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing ~~initative~~ and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	~~[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]~~

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

			[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}

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	[[File:~~MTMTE34 we never agree~~.jpg\|left~~\|thumb~~\|upright=1.~~75\|The new form of psychological warfare!~~]]		[[File:MTMTE48 froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]

	Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}		Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}

	Shortly before the outbreak of war on Cybertron, Froid had become the [[Senate]]'s chief psychopathologist, and was dispatched to the world of [[Messatine]] to put a stop to the rabble-rousing writings a miner named [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] was producing. Under only the slightest of pretenses, Froid "diagnosed" Megatron with mental illness and had [[Trepan]] subject him to [[shadowplay]] to remove his anti-authoritarian thoughts. However, before the procedure could be completed, Rung arrived on Messatine with news of a sudden change to the law that meant a "personality adjustment" decision needed two signatures to reduce the risk of abuse. Rung offered to countersign if he agreed with the findings; Froid knew Rung wouldn't do it and could only despair that he was going to suffer for this. Fortunately for all involved, a sudden energy surge prompted a planetary evacuation, tabling the issue. {{storylink\|Births, Deaths, and Interventions}}		Shortly before the outbreak of war on Cybertron, Froid had become the [[Senate]]'s chief psychopathologist, and was dispatched to the world of [[Messatine]] to put a stop to the rabble-rousing writings a miner named [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] was producing. Under only the slightest of pretenses, Froid "diagnosed" Megatron with mental illness and had [[Trepan]] subject him to [[shadowplay]] to remove his anti-authoritarian thoughts. However, before the procedure could be completed, Rung arrived on Messatine with news of a sudden change to the law that meant a "personality adjustment" decision needed two signatures to reduce the risk of abuse. Rung offered to countersign if he agreed with the findings; Froid knew Rung wouldn't do it and could only despair that he was going to suffer for this. Fortunately for all involved, a sudden energy surge prompted a planetary evacuation, tabling the issue. {{storylink\|Births, Deaths, and Interventions}}

			[[File:MTMTE48 creepy froid.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|Where id was, there ego shall be.]]

	Froid was instrumental in the arrest of [[Sunder (G1)\|Sunder]], the mnemosurgeon-turned-serial killer known as the "Tetrahex Ripper", when his profiling led Cyberforensics to Sunder's brother [[Sceptre]]. The day Sunder was caught was the last time Froid and Rung saw each other. Froid became fascinated with Sunder's case and joined the crew of the prison ship taking the brothers to [[Garrus 6]]. In-transit, the brothers escaped and took Froid hostage, fleeing aboard a shuttle that was subsequently shot down. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unaware that his former friend had been on the ship, Rung did not know what had become of Froid, but believed he died during the war. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} In later years, Rung would privately lament that Froid and other rivals had inflicted irreparable damage on his reputation, {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} but he still respected his work enough to quote Froid aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' when discussing an edit made to ''[[Towards Peace]]'' during a session with [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|Towards Peace}}		Froid was instrumental in the arrest of [[Sunder (G1)\|Sunder]], the mnemosurgeon-turned-serial killer known as the "Tetrahex Ripper", when his profiling led Cyberforensics to Sunder's brother [[Sceptre]]. The day Sunder was caught was the last time Froid and Rung saw each other. Froid became fascinated with Sunder's case and joined the crew of the prison ship taking the brothers to [[Garrus 6]]. In-transit, the brothers escaped and took Froid hostage, fleeing aboard a shuttle that was subsequently shot down. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unaware that his former friend had been on the ship, Rung did not know what had become of Froid, but believed he died during the war. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} In later years, Rung would privately lament that Froid and other rivals had inflicted irreparable damage on his reputation, {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} but he still respected his work enough to quote Froid aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' when discussing an edit made to ''[[Towards Peace]]'' during a session with [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 1: Towards Peace\|Towards Peace}}

	In truth, Sunder and Froid survived the destruction of the shuttle and eventually holed up on the planet [[Scarvix]], where Froid professed he had become something of a celebrity. He entered into a perverse doctor-patient relationship with Sunder: in return for Sunder serving as a subject for him to study, Froid found new victims for the serial killer, who killed by using his "remote mnemosurgery" abilities to feed on buried memories. Froid removed Sunder's eyes to inhibit this power, wearing them around his neck under the guise of a pair of [[Primal Bead]]s. But hey, those deaths were a small price to pay because a controlled Sunder could read the mind of any patient and tell Froid about their memories without the patient ever knowing! It was ''invaluable'' to <strike>making fat stacks</strike> curing people! {{storylink\|Speak, Memory! (Part 2)}}		In truth, Sunder and Froid survived the destruction of the shuttle and eventually holed up on the planet [[Scarvix]], where Froid professed he had become something of a celebrity. He entered into a perverse doctor-patient relationship with Sunder: in return for Sunder serving as a subject for him to study, Froid found new victims for the serial killer, who killed by using his "remote mnemosurgery" abilities to feed on buried memories. Froid removed Sunder's eyes to inhibit this power, wearing them around his neck under the guise of a pair of [[Primal Bead]]s. But hey, those deaths were a small price to pay because a controlled Sunder could read the mind of any patient and tell Froid about their memories without the patient ever knowing! It was ''invaluable'' to <strike>making fat stacks</strike> curing people! {{storylink\|Speak, Memory! (Part 2)}}

	~~[[File:MTMTE48 creepy froid.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|Where id was, there ego shall be.]]~~

	Seeking new victims, Froid made his way to the ''Lost Light'' in hopes of getting his hands on Rung's patient files. Rung was shocked to see him alive, but any good feelings that Froid's "resurrection" might had stirred up were firmly stamped down when his one-time friend implied he would reveal his old secret if he did not give him access to his files. Rung refused all the same, so Froid took him to meet Sunder, intending to feed Rung himself to him. He gave Sunder back his eyeballs, restoring his power, just as [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] rushed in. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Taking the "least worst option", Froid unlocked Sunder's cage and retreated while Sunder had his way with others aboard the ship.		Seeking new victims, Froid made his way to the ''Lost Light'' in hopes of getting his hands on Rung's patient files. Rung was shocked to see him alive, but any good feelings that Froid's "resurrection" might had stirred up were firmly stamped down when his one-time friend implied he would reveal his old secret if he did not give him access to his files. Rung refused all the same, so Froid took him to meet Sunder, intending to feed Rung himself to him. He gave Sunder back his eyeballs, restoring his power, just as [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] rushed in. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Taking the "least worst option", Froid unlocked Sunder's cage and retreated while Sunder had his way with others aboard the ship.
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	Later on, after the Protectobots' failed attempt to get revenge on Getaway, he called up Froid to ask for another favor, to help the crew remember how Thunderclash totally murdered Atomizer in cold blood. Froid gave him Sunder's asking price of five crewmembers, and when Getaway hesitated, he immediately doubled it. The haggle was interrupted when [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]] made the happy announcement that they'd finally found [[Cyberutopia]]. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}		Later on, after the Protectobots' failed attempt to get revenge on Getaway, he called up Froid to ask for another favor, to help the crew remember how Thunderclash totally murdered Atomizer in cold blood. Froid gave him Sunder's asking price of five crewmembers, and when Getaway hesitated, he immediately doubled it. The haggle was interrupted when [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]] made the happy announcement that they'd finally found [[Cyberutopia]]. {{storylink\|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End\|Journey's End}}

			[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]

	The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}		The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}

	~~[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]~~
	When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}
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	:''Froid is an [[Autobot]] or unaligned [[Transformer]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Froid is an [[Autobot]] or unaligned [[Transformer]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:~~MTMTE48 froid~~.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|Sometimes a [[cy-gar]] is just a cy-gar.]]		[[File:TFRPG-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Sometimes a [[cy-gar]] is just a cy-gar.]]

	'''Froid'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own lofty ambitions are constrained only by his runaway ego and his utter lack of any self-awareness. Quick to point out the shortcomings of others while conveniently overlooking his own faults, Froid would probably be out of a job if it weren't for the fact that he is, ironically enough, an excellent psychologist. Even so, it's not clear how much of this success is really of his own making—Froid's high opinion of himself has pushed him into committing some ethically dubious acts in the past, and given the right set of circumstances, the slightest variable could push him entirely over the edge...		'''Froid'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own lofty ambitions are constrained only by his runaway ego and his utter lack of any self-awareness. Quick to point out the shortcomings of others while conveniently overlooking his own faults, Froid would probably be out of a job if it weren't for the fact that he is, ironically enough, an excellent psychologist. Even so, it's not clear how much of this success is really of his own making—Froid's high opinion of himself has pushed him into committing some ethically dubious acts in the past, and given the right set of circumstances, the slightest variable could push him entirely over the edge...

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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
	~~:*''~~First ~~Appearance:''~~ [[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]		{{First\|[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three\|''Transformers'' issue #3]]}}

	[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]		[[File:TheWorldInYourEyesPartThree-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The doctor should be opaque to his patients and, like a mirror, should show them nothing but what is shown to him.]]

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	[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]		[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna ~~(G1)\|Pyra Magna]]~~. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by Pyra Magna. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}

	Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}		Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}

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	The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}		The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]'s capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus's cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}

	When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}
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	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]		[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}

	Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}		Froid was drawn to [[Nautica (G1)\|Nautica]], head of Cybertronian Xenorelations. He made a point of approaching her in the Senate precincts to get her opinion on his theses for Cybertronian psychology during xenological contact. Nautica, reluctantly, let him talk. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}

	Under orders from the new Autobot leader Optimus Prime, Froid reluctantly released [[Pyra Magna]] and explained to the latter about the new Prime. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}}		Under orders from the new Autobot leader Optimus Prime, Froid reluctantly released Pyra Magna and explained to the latter about the new Prime. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}}

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	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his [[Nominus Prime\|predecessor]]. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

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	{{first\|[[Signal to Noise\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #13]] (mentioned); [[Births, Deaths, and Interventions\|#34]] (depicted)}}		{{first\|[[Signal to Noise\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #13]] (mentioned); [[Births, Deaths, and Interventions\|#34]] (depicted)}}

	[[File:MTMTE48 froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:MTMTE48 froid.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4\|Avoid the Froid, he ruins patients.]]

	Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}		Froid and [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] were once such good friends that Rung felt able to tell his fellow psychotherapist his deepest, darkest secret: the fact that Rung had been disbarred from practising medicine by a tribunal on the ship ''[[Fateful Archetype]]'', but that the entire crew save for himself had died in a crash and nobody knew. {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}} Unfortunately, over time, their professional rivalry superseded their friendship. {{storylink\|Signal to Noise}} Froid's tendency toward plagiarism saw him steal much of Rung's work and publish it as his own, including that which became his greatest claim to fame, the [[Froidian Classification System]] of personality types. {{storylink\|The Sensuous Frame}} {{storylink\|Speak, Memory: Part 1}}
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	[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]		[[File:LL 23 Omega Guardians Triple Kill.jpg\|thumb\|right\|370px\|Hey, do you ever feel like you've finished serving your narrative purpOOOOMYGOD WHY MEEEEEE?!]]

	The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}		The happy atmosphere was not to last, as it was soon discovered that the fabled promised land was nothing more than an elaborate illusion created by the artificial moon of [[Mederi]]. The ''Lost Light'' then came under attack from a group of [[Worldsweeper]]s in the employ of the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]], until Getaway managed to bargain with the being. While most of the crew were turned into [[Sparkeater (creature)\|sparkeaters]] as a sign of loyalty, {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre\|Lūstrāre}} Froid and Sunder found themselves properly recruited, being transferred to the flagship. After [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]' capture, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] ordered Sunder to hack into the Architect's mind and discover who he really was and his true goals. Though Sunder managed a quick scan, the Architect resisted, forcing him out, and stripping the mnemosurgeron of his powers. The pair was placed in Team Rodimus' cell where they compared notes on the Architect and his plan before the [[God Gun]] punched open a hole between universes. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness\|Farsickness}}

	When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		When [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] flew through, followed by an alternate version of the [[Functionist Council]] who were using a planet-sized avatar of [[Primus]], the Architect's forces attacked. In the confusion, Megatron freed most of the group from the cell, Froid being brought aboard the ''[[Last Light (ship)\|Last Light]]'' to learn of the Council's plans. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} When the rest of the group freed themselves, everyone boarded the ''Lost Light'' to brainstorm ideas, (though Froid largely chose to express doubts over the fact that Rung was the real Primus) eventually hitting on the plan of using twelve duplicate Matrices of Leadership to overload [[Vector Sigma]] and erase the Functionists. At this idea, the enraged [[Omega Guardian]]s spoke via the [[Epistemus\|Magnificence]] and unleashed a powerful bolt of energy that tore into Sunder, Froid, and [[Nine-of-Twelve]], killing all three on the spot. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

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	Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing ~~initative~~ and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		Following the [[War of the Threefold Spark]], Froid took on [[Quake (G1)\|Quake]] as a patient but failed to aid him in readjusting to civilian life. Quake would go on to become of Froid's "four substantial failures," on whom his treatments had had no effect. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}} Froid also treated [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], who coped with the trauma by talking to hallucinations of his dead friends. When Froid attempted to push Cyclonus into speaking with [[Paragon]] however, the surly veteran left Froid's care. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Froid tried treating [[Pyra Magna]], but [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] began to feel that Froid was getting too close to the former general, and losing his perspective. Sentinel forbade the psychiatrist from going near her again. Froid read this as fear on Sentinel's part of showing initiative and undermining his predecessor. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} He would regard Pyra as the fourth of his substantial failures, and ask repeatedly to be given access to her to fix his mistakes, only to be denied. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

	~~[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]~~

	When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}		When Quake was publicly announced as part of [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]'s [[Ascenticon Guard]], Froid ran to [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Orion Pax]] to try and remove Quake from the guard, with the Senator reassuring him that the matter would be dealt with. {{storylink\|The World In Your Eyes Part Three}}

			[[File:TheCracksBeneathYourFeetPartFour-Froid.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|I guest-star in IDW's ongoing comic while [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] gets enema jokes! Who's popular ''now?'']]
	After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}		After [[Rubble]] had been gruesomely murdered, [[Security Operations]] called in Froid. Amused by the whole situation, Froid pointed out that although Quake had the psychological profile necessary for murder, so did many others. When his interrogators still failed to connect the dots, the psychologist explained that the constraints of the [[Nominus Edict]] were creating a tense and volatile political climate on account of the many self-restrictions, and that a metaphorical eruption was imminent. It was then that Cyclonus crashed into the room, with Froid, who only ''looked'' like he was having considerable difficulty moving, taking him to see Paragon, someone he keenly felt that Cyclonus should speak with. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two}} After Cyclonus had been treated, Froid came to visit him to try and uncover why he refused to speak to Paragon, with the veteran snapping that, unlike the others, Paragon had not died, but had been killed by [[Pyra Magna]]. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}}