Genetronic Translink System - Revision history

Cyberlink420: /* Binaltech */

2025-02-01T02:51:18Z

Binaltech

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	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	{{~~twoimages~~\|~~File:~~Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|~~File:~~Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220~~\|caption=\|float=right~~}}		{{multiple image\|image1=Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|width1=200\|image2=Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|width2=220}}
	*'''Smokescreen''' (2003)		*'''Smokescreen''' (2003)
	*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)		*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)

AzimuthAcolyte: Swapping in less vague citations

2023-02-18T17:55:25Z

Swapping in less vague citations

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Legends comic */

2023-02-18T08:44:30Z

Legends comic

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	====''Legends'' comic====		====''Legends'' comic====
	[[File:LGEX Big Powered manga Smokescreens.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|]]		[[File:LGEX Big Powered manga Smokescreens.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|]]
	Smokescreen used the GT System to control up to eight bodies simultaneously, but when the time came to return his mind to a single body, something went wrong and his mind fractured into multiple personalities vying for control. GT07, an evil personality that lived to destroy, came ~~out~~ out on top and left the Autobots, though he was plagued by the voices of the other Smokescreens in his head. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 4: LG-EX Big Powered Prologue Part One\|LG-EX Big Powered Prologue Part One}}		Smokescreen used the GT System to control up to eight bodies simultaneously, but when the time came to return his mind to a single body, something went wrong and his mind fractured into multiple personalities vying for control. GT07, an evil personality that lived to destroy, came out on top and left the Autobots, though he was plagued by the voices of the other Smokescreens in his head. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 4: LG-EX Big Powered Prologue Part One\|LG-EX Big Powered Prologue Part One}}

	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===

Saix: /* Binaltech */

2023-02-18T08:34:57Z

Binaltech

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	*'''Smokescreen''' (2003)		*'''Smokescreen''' (2003)
	*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)		*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)
	::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.		::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had four separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating four bodies at once.
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	[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb\|]]		[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb\|]]
	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)		*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)

	::This [[redeco]] of [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]."		::This [[redeco]] of [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]".
	{{-}}		{{-}}
	*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />		*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />
	[[File:Binaltech Blue Prowl toy.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb]]		[[File:Binaltech Blue Prowl toy.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb]]
	::The BT-15 GHS Unit is a prototype ''Generic Host Shell'' usable by any Autobot equipped with the GT system. Though nominally [[Prowl 2\|Prowl's backup body]], it can be used by other Autobots in an emergency.		::The BT-15 GHS Unit is a prototype "Generic Host Shell" usable by any Autobot equipped with the GT system. Though nominally [[Prowl 2\|Prowl's backup body]], it can be used by other Autobots in an emergency.
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Saix: /* Binaltech */

2023-02-18T08:33:18Z

Binaltech

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	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}		{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}
	*'''Smokescreen'''(2003)		*'''Smokescreen''' (2003)
	*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)		*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)
	::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.		::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.

Saix: /* Binaltech */

2023-02-18T08:33:09Z

Binaltech

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	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	*'''Smokescreen/Smokescreen GT''' (2003-2004)<br />
	{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}		{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}
			*'''Smokescreen'''(2003)
			*'''Smokescreen GT''' (2004)
	::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.		::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.
	{{-}}		{{-}}

Saix: The toy is still "Binaltech Meister", not Jazz.

2023-02-18T08:32:14Z

The toy is still "Binaltech Meister", not Jazz.

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	*'''Smokescreen/Smokescreen GT''' (2003-2004)<br />		*'''Smokescreen/Smokescreen GT''' (2003-2004)<br />
	{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}		{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}
	::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' ~~and ''Alternators'' toylines~~, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.		::[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] had 4 separate toys across the ''Binaltech'' toyline, and was accordingly cast as the only Autobot that chose to maximize the GT System by operating 4 bodies at once.

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb\|]]		[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.3\|thumb\|]]

Saix: The toy is "Binaltech Meister, not Jazz.

2023-02-18T08:30:40Z

The toy is "Binaltech Meister, not Jazz.

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	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)		*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)

	::This [[redeco]] of ~~the~~ [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' ~~Jazz~~]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]."		::This [[redeco]] of [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]."
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	*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />		*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Alternators/Binaltech */

2023-02-18T08:19:54Z

Alternators/Binaltech

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	{{--}}		{{--}}

	===''~~Alternators/~~Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	*'''Smokescreen/Smokescreen GT''' (2003-2004)<br />		*'''Smokescreen/Smokescreen GT''' (2003-2004)<br />
	{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}		{{twoimages\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen GT Toy.jpg\|w1=200\|File:Binaltech Smokescreen Toy.jpg\|w2=220\|caption=\|float=right}}

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Alternators/Binaltech */ Probably shouldn't mix these

2023-02-18T07:59:27Z

Alternators/Binaltech: Probably shouldn't mix these

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	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)		*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)

	::This [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' ~~Meister~~]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]."		::This [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Jazz]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]."
	{{-}}		{{-}}
	*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />		*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />

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	The '''Genetronic Translink System''' (ジェネトロニック・トランスリンク・システム ''Jenetoronikku Toransurinku Shisutemu''), shortened to '''GT System''' (GTシステム), is a device that allows a singular [[spark]] or [[laser core]] to simultaneously control many duplicate bodies. Conceived of by [[Chip Chase]] during the [[Binaltech Project]], the principle was to place an [[Autobot]]'s spark in [[unspace\|subspace]] where it could access translink ports back to the real world, connecting to multiple Transformer bodies at once. It was designed to bolster the number of operational Autobots in the aftermath of [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]]'s modified [[Cosmic Rust (disease)\|Cosmic Rust]] infection, which resulted in them being substantially outnumbered by the Decepticons. This technology was used in different ways by several Autobots.		The '''Genetronic Translink System''' (ジェネトロニック・トランスリンク・システム ''Jenetoronikku Toransurinku Shisutemu''), shortened to '''GT System''' (GTシステム), is a device that allows a singular [[spark]] or [[laser core]] to simultaneously control many duplicate bodies. Conceived of by [[Chip Chase]] during the [[Binaltech Project]], the principle was to place an [[Autobot]]'s spark in [[unspace\|subspace]] where it could access translink ports back to the real world, connecting to multiple Transformer bodies at once. It was designed to bolster the number of operational Autobots in the aftermath of [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]]'s modified [[Cosmic Rust (disease)\|Cosmic Rust]] infection, which resulted in them being substantially outnumbered by the Decepticons. This technology was used in different ways by several Autobots.

	*[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] was the first Autobot inputed with a GT system. He became capable of operating in up to four different bodies at once. Used sparingly, each of his bodies would gain new memories and experiences while active, and later download and consolidate these experiences into a single history.<ref ~~name = "bios"~~>[[~~Transformers:~~ Alternators#Binaltech\|''~~Transformers:~~ Binaltech'']] toy ~~[[bio~~]]s</ref>		*[[Smokescreen (G1)\|Smokescreen]] was the first Autobot inputed with a GT system. He became capable of operating in up to four different bodies at once. Used sparingly, each of his bodies would gain new memories and experiences while active, and later download and consolidate these experiences into a single history.<ref>[[Smokescreen (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Smokescreen and Smokescreen GT toy bios]]</ref>

	*[[Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Jazz]] was given a GT system, but used it solely in conjunction with only one other [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] body. Nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]", this body was given its own AI in addition to being connected with Jazz, allowing it to function with varying degrees of skill even when Jazz is not "possessing" it.<ref ~~name = "bios"~~/>		*[[Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Jazz]] was given a GT system, but used it solely in conjunction with only one other [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] body. Nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]", this body was given its own AI in addition to being connected with Jazz, allowing it to function with varying degrees of skill even when Jazz is not "possessing" it.<ref>[[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister's toy bio]]</ref>

	*[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]] adapted the GT system to govern three unique bodies for himself. He maintained his original Autobot body, but installed a translink receiver in it so that he could also function in a second Binaltech upgraded form. These bodies were known as his "Alpha Unit" and "Beta Unit" bodies, with a third "Omega Unit" shrouded in secrecy. Wheeljack engineered this version of the process after learning of his own impending doom from the time-traveling [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]]. He believed this "Body Shop Project" could simultaneously preserve the timestream and save himself and the other Autobots fated to die.<ref ~~name = "bios"~~/>		*[[Wheeljack (G1)\|Wheeljack]] adapted the GT system to govern three unique bodies for himself. He maintained his original Autobot body, but installed a translink receiver in it so that he could also function in a second Binaltech upgraded form. These bodies were known as his "Alpha Unit" and "Beta Unit" bodies, with a third "Omega Unit" shrouded in secrecy. Wheeljack engineered this version of the process after learning of his own impending doom from the time-traveling [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]]. He believed this "Body Shop Project" could simultaneously preserve the timestream and save himself and the other Autobots fated to die.<ref>[[Wheeljack (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Wheeljack's toy bio]]</ref>

	*[[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]] had a single back-up body known as the BT-15 GHS unit (Generic Host Shell), a blue variation of his own Binaltech body frame. Not only could Prowl command the GHS, but it was also open to translinks from other Binaltech Autobots, enabling them to summon it as an emergency duplicate if necessary. <ref ~~name = "bios"~~/>		*[[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]] had a single back-up body known as the BT-15 GHS unit (Generic Host Shell), a blue variation of his own Binaltech body frame. Not only could Prowl command the GHS, but it was also open to translinks from other Binaltech Autobots, enabling them to summon it as an emergency duplicate if necessary.<ref>[[Prowl (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Prowl's toy bio]]</ref>

	*[[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] employed the GT system in a different way. Instead of using multiple copies of himself, he used the translink as an emergency escape system, allowing him to subspatially "beam out" of his body if substantially injured, and take over a new Binaltech body held in reserve at a secure location.<ref ~~name = "bios"~~/>		*[[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] employed the GT system in a different way. Instead of using multiple copies of himself, he used the translink as an emergency escape system, allowing him to subspatially "beam out" of his body if substantially injured, and take over a new Binaltech body held in reserve at a secure location.<ref>[[Skids (G1)#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Skids's toy bio]]</ref>

	Early testing had demonstrated the possibility of personality problems and mental instability if the GT system was overused, but no official cases were ever disclosed.		Early testing had demonstrated the possibility of personality problems and mental instability if the GT system was overused, but no official cases were ever disclosed.
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	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)		*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)

	::This [[redeco]] of [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]".		::This [[redeco]] of [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Jazz's [[Roller (G1)\|Roller]]-esque semi-autonomous secondary body affectionately nicknamed "[[Zoom-Zoom]]".
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	*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />		*'''Prowl Vivid Blue Pearl Edition''' (2005)<br />
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	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist\|3}}

	[[Category:Alternators technology]]		[[Category:Alternators technology]]
	[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2001) technology]]		[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2001) technology]]
	[[Category:Wings Universe technology]]		[[Category:Wings Universe technology]]