Glyph (Universe) - Revision history

Sabrblade: /* Yolopark */

2026-01-28T22:51:27Z

Yolopark

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	:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new ~~head~~ more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.		:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new headsculpt more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]), as well a metallic sheen to her blue paint. As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.

	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make <s>Ladybug</s> [[Cliffjumper (Yolopark)\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make <s>Ladybug</s> [[Cliffjumper (Yolopark)\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.

M Sipher: /* Expanded Universe */

2026-01-28T21:33:46Z

Expanded Universe

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	: ''[[Transformers: Expanded Universe\|Expanded Universe]]'' Glyph was an [[exclusive]] to [[BotCon 2002]], ~~coming~~ with an "[[Action Cards\|Action Card]]"-styled bio and a "free" copy of [[Betrayal\|''The Wreckers'' #2]] (as ''technically'', [[3H Productions\|3H]] was not allowed to sell comics at the time). She uses the [[Fun4All]] keychain version of the [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Keychain\|Bumblebee mold]], transforming into a "penny-racer"-proportioned Volkswagen Beetle. Her keychain attachment came in a separate heat-sealed baggie. She was later made available (still with copies of the comic) on 3H's website store.		: ''[[Transformers: Expanded Universe\|Expanded Universe]]'' Glyph is a [[redeco]] of the [[Fun4All]] keychain version of the [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#Keychain\|Bumblebee mold]], transforming into a "penny-racer"-proportioned Volkswagen Beetle. Her keychain attachment came in a separate heat-sealed baggie; it's unlikely many fans ever attached the chain to the toy.

			: She was an [[exclusive]] to [[BotCon 2002]], limited to 3000 pieces (a lot at the time). She came with an "[[Action Cards\|Action Card]]"-styled bio and a "free" copy of [[Betrayal\|''The Wreckers'' #2]] (as ''technically'', [[3H Productions\|3H]] was not allowed to sell comics at the time). She was later made available (still with copies of the comic) on 3H's website store.

	: The same sculpt (without the keychain alteration) was also used to make [[Bug Bite (GoBots)#Toys\|Bug Bite]] and [[Volks (G1)#Toys\|Volks]].		: The same sculpt (without the keychain alteration) was also used to make [[Bug Bite (GoBots)#Toys\|Bug Bite]] and [[Volks (G1)#Toys\|Volks]].
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	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2002/Autobot/Glyph/glyph.htm More information on Glyph at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2002/Autobot/Glyph/glyph.htm More information on Glyph at TFU.info]''
	{{G1BumblebeeMold}}		{{G1BumblebeeMold}}
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	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==

Dinobot Scorn: /* Yolopark */

2025-11-30T21:04:44Z

Yolopark

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	:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.		:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.

	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Cliffjumper#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make <s>Ladybug</s> [[Cliffjumper (Yolopark)\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.
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Nu-Priest: /* Fiction */

2025-10-23T17:45:19Z

Fiction

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
	[[File:~~Tapout-glyph-farewell~~.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~Dump~~ the ~~nerds, let's go!~~]]		[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.7\|thumb\|left\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]

	Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.		Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.

	~~[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]~~

	The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}		The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}

			[[File:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Dump the nerds, let's go!]]
	When the Divine Light was stolen by [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], Glyph remained on Archa Nine, believing her place was with the Akalouthans, continuing to study their culture and the Divine Light's legends. She was joined by [[CatSCAN]], who stayed behind as well to care for the seriously injured [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] [[Fractyl]] and [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]]. She said what may have been her final goodbye to Tap-Out, insisting that his skills were better employed with the Wreckers, and believing that CatSCAN would be able to provide any protection they might need, especially once his charges were fully repaired. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}		When the Divine Light was stolen by [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], Glyph remained on Archa Nine, believing her place was with the Akalouthans, continuing to study their culture and the Divine Light's legends. She was joined by [[CatSCAN]], who stayed behind as well to care for the seriously injured [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] [[Fractyl]] and [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]]. She said what may have been her final goodbye to Tap-Out, insisting that his skills were better employed with the Wreckers, and believing that CatSCAN would be able to provide any protection they might need, especially once his charges were fully repaired. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}

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	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===
	~~[[File:GlyphFOY.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jinkies!]]~~
	Glyph was an archaeometrist associated with a team of historians in the early days of the war. She and her two proteges, [[Lancer]] and [[Greenlight]], were working on a dig in [[Median]] under [[Flip Sides (G1)\|Flip Sides]]' supervision when they uncovered a spectacular find—twin construction bays, designed for separate kinds of Cybertronian design, suggesting a parallel development of two Transformer races, rather than a single species. Furthermore, the dig team located a massive source of power known as the [[Heart of the Dragon]] which, according to the adorning symbols on its casing, contained the spark of a warrior with nigh-infinite power.		Glyph was an archaeometrist associated with a team of historians in the early days of the war. She and her two proteges, [[Lancer]] and [[Greenlight]], were working on a dig in [[Median]] under [[Flip Sides (G1)\|Flip Sides]]' supervision when they uncovered a spectacular find—twin construction bays, designed for separate kinds of Cybertronian design, suggesting a parallel development of two Transformer races, rather than a single species. Furthermore, the dig team located a massive source of power known as the [[Heart of the Dragon]] which, according to the adorning symbols on its casing, contained the spark of a warrior with nigh-infinite power.

			[[File:GlyphFOY.jpg\|thumb\|Jinkies!]]
	Realizing the potential threat these finds could represent, the dig team requested military support from the [[Elite Guard\|Autobot Elite Guard]]. Glyph had little interest in these matters, and barely looked up from her data-pad long enough to acknowledge the arrival of [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]]'s Guard. Decepticon raiders inevitably came looking for this great power, and the Elite Guard attempted to fend off the attackers while Glyph and her compatriots remained hidden away with the Heart. Two of the marauding [[Stormtrooper (G1)\|Stormtrooper]]s, [[Rage (G1)\|Rage]] and [[Aquablast]], managed to penetrate the defenses, however, and reach the Heart's chamber. Despite her lack of combat training, Glyph fearlessly stood up to the Decepticons, and insisted they depart now that they had what they came for. Instead, Rage demanded Glyph turn over her personal notes and information she had accumulated in her studies of the Heart. Glyph refused to tell the Stormtrooper where her notes were, and pushed him away from her friends. This was all the excuse Aquablast needed, as he turned his chemical cannon on the archaeometrist, burning a hole through her chassis and leaving her for dead as the Decepticons departed. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}}		Realizing the potential threat these finds could represent, the dig team requested military support from the [[Elite Guard\|Autobot Elite Guard]]. Glyph had little interest in these matters, and barely looked up from her data-pad long enough to acknowledge the arrival of [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]]'s Guard. Decepticon raiders inevitably came looking for this great power, and the Elite Guard attempted to fend off the attackers while Glyph and her compatriots remained hidden away with the Heart. Two of the marauding [[Stormtrooper (G1)\|Stormtrooper]]s, [[Rage (G1)\|Rage]] and [[Aquablast]], managed to penetrate the defenses, however, and reach the Heart's chamber. Despite her lack of combat training, Glyph fearlessly stood up to the Decepticons, and insisted they depart now that they had what they came for. Instead, Rage demanded Glyph turn over her personal notes and information she had accumulated in her studies of the Heart. Glyph refused to tell the Stormtrooper where her notes were, and pushed him away from her friends. This was all the excuse Aquablast needed, as he turned his chemical cannon on the archaeometrist, burning a hole through her chassis and leaving her for dead as the Decepticons departed. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}}

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	{{first\|''[[Transformers Valentine's Day Special]]''}}		{{first\|''[[Transformers Valentine's Day Special]]''}}

	[[File:TFVDay-Glyph.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"You mean there's an easier way to make calamari?"]]		[[File:TFVDay-Glyph.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|left\|"You mean there's an easier way to make calamari?"]]
	A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.		A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.

	[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg~~\|left~~\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Now let's... do science.]]		[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Now let's... do science.]]

	Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}		Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}

Sabrblade: /* Fiction */ stub for Yolopark comic appearance

2025-07-17T05:27:42Z

Fiction: stub for Yolopark comic appearance

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	In a post-apocalyptic [[2029]], Glyph's body lay in a shattered [[Los Angeles]] overpass alongside many other Cybertronian bodies. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part One}}		In a post-apocalyptic [[2029]], Glyph's body lay in a shattered [[Los Angeles]] overpass alongside many other Cybertronian bodies. {{storylink\|Enemy of My Enemy Part One}}
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			===Yolopark comics===
			{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Sound of Science}}}}

	==Games==		==Games==

Saix at 15:12, 20 June 2025

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	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Cliffjumper#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Cliffjumper#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:FFOD4-StrikaGlyph.jpg\|thumb\|We'll be important later in ''Beast Machines'', if one of us doesn't die first!]]		[[File:FFOD4-StrikaGlyph.jpg\|thumb\|We'll be important later in ''Beast Machines'', if one of us doesn't die first!]]

	*The decision to make Glyph a [[female Transformer]] came soon after her toy design was decided. Originally, the character was a written as a "male" Transformer named '''Archaix''', a name which the character's creator, [[Rob Gerbracht]], would later use as an inspiration for the planet [[Archa Nine\|Archa IX]].		*The decision to make Glyph a [[female Transformer]] came soon after her toy design was decided. Originally, the character was a written as a male Transformer named "'''Archaix'''", a name which the character's creator, [[Rob Gerbracht]], would later use as an inspiration for the planet [[Archa Nine\|Archa IX]].
	* Glyph's appearance in the text story "[[Flames of Yesterday]]" is based on a generic ~~crowd-filler~~ character who appeared in the ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)\|The Transformers]]'' episode "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4]]". However, Glyph is not meant to be ~~the~~ generic; she simply shares the design in homage to the infamously shoddy animation work of "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]" using models at random.<ref>Personal correspondence with writer [[Jesse Wittenrich]].</ref>		* Glyph's appearance in the text story "[[Flames of Yesterday]]" is based on a generic crowdfiller character who appeared in the ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)\|The Transformers]]'' episode "[[Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4]]". However, Glyph is not meant to be this generic; she simply shares the design in homage to the infamously shoddy animation work of "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]" using models at random.<ref>Personal correspondence with writer [[Jesse Wittenrich]].</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Saix: /* Fiction */

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Fiction

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
			[[File:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Dump the nerds, let's go!]]

			Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.

	[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]		[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]
	Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.

	~~[[File:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Dump the nerds, let's go!]]~~
	The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}		The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}

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	===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===		===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
	Glyph was a resident of [[Trypticon (G1)#Beast Wars: Uprising\|Dinosaur City]] on [[Metascan Omega]] one decade after the end of the [[Grand Uprising]]. When the [[Vok]] declared the planet was not for mortals, governor [[Longrack (BW)\|Longrack]] requested the presence of anyone who could help with this crisis, including Glyph. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}		Glyph was a resident of [[Trypticon (G1)#Beast Wars: Uprising\|Dinosaur City]] on [[Metascan Omega]] one decade after the end of the [[Grand Uprising]]. When the [[Vok]] declared the planet was not for mortals, governor [[Longrack (BW)\|Longrack]] requested the presence of anyone who could help with this crisis, including Glyph. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}
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	===2019 IDW continuity===		===2019 IDW continuity===
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	A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.		A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.

	[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Now let's... do science.]]		[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Now let's... do science.]]

	Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}		Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}

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	===Yolopark===		===Yolopark===
			[[File:Yolopark BotCon Glyph toy.jpeg\|thumb\|]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1d1\|'''The Sound of Science''' (AMK Mini Series, 2025)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1d1\|'''The Sound of Science''' (AMK Mini Series, 2025)}}</ul>
	:*''Accessories'': 2 additional pairs of hands (Splayed, Pointing), gun		:*''Accessories'': 2 additional pairs of hands (Splayed, Pointing), gun
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	:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.		:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.

	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[~~Ladybug~~#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Cliffjumper#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.
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Sabrblade: /* Yolopark */

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	:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|~~unofficial~~]] [[BotCon]] ~~2025~~ convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.		:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|Agabyss-organized]] [[BotCon\|BotCon 2025]] convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.

	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Ladybug#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Ladybug#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.

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	:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|unofficial]] [[BotCon]] 2025 convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.		:Released exclusively for the [[Unofficial conventions\|unofficial]] [[BotCon]] 2025 convention, this [[Yolopark]] ''AMK Mini Series'' kit of Glyph is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of the same line's [[Bumblebee (G1)/merchandise#AMK Mini\|Bumblebee]] with a new head more [[Show-accuracy\|accurate]] to [[Bumblebee (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|Bumblebee's original toy]] (and by extension, [[#Expanded Universe\|Glyph's original toy]]). As with all ''AMK Mini'' model kits, Glyph must be completed by snapping the pre-painted pieces together, and comes with two additional pairs of hands. She also comes with a gun accessory.

	:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Ladybug#Yolopark\|~~Ladybug~~]] at the same convention.		:Glyph was released in a two-pack with [[Soundwave (G1)/merchandise#botcon2025\|Soundblaster]]. This version of the mold was also used to make [[Ladybug#Yolopark\|Cliffjumper]] at the same convention.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===3H comics===		===3H comics===
	[[File:~~Tapout-glyph-farewell~~.jpg\|thumb\|left\|~~Dump~~ the ~~nerds, let's go!~~]]		[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.7\|thumb\|left\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]

	Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.		Shortly after [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s defeat in 2005, and with the Decepticons believed to be defeated forever, [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]] commissioned a team of scientists to embark on a journey of exploration. Though Glyph was not the captain of the ''[[Sojourner's Passage]]'', she was more or less the leader of the party of Autobots that manned it. She dismissed [[Archa Nine]] as a suitable location for a survey point, but felt the planet to be worth investigating at a later date. However, the ship was suddenly hit by a high-powered data pulse that shorted out its systems and sent the ship crashing to the planet's surface. Only Glyph and Tap-Out appeared to have survived.

	~~[[File:Glyphintroduced.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Oh, the Cybertronian scarab malfunctioned too? The Reach must be irate.]]~~

	The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}		The two spent the next three hundred years among the native [[Akalouthan]]s of the planet, who had in their possession a crystal called the [[Divine Light]], an artifact able to provide power for the two Autobots. Glyph spent that time researching the legends of the Akalouthan culture, focusing mainly on the arcane edict that the Divine Light must never fall into the hands of "the [[Quintesson\|five-faced demons]]", and the myth that a force would arrive to protect it from them. When the [[Wreckers]] arrived on Archa Nine, Glyph realized that what she had dismissed as superstition was actually an accurate prediction from over a millennium before. {{storylink\|Betrayal}}

			[[File:Tapout-glyph-farewell.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Dump the nerds, let's go!]]
	When the Divine Light was stolen by [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], Glyph remained on Archa Nine, believing her place was with the Akalouthans, continuing to study their culture and the Divine Light's legends. She was joined by [[CatSCAN]], who stayed behind as well to care for the seriously injured [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] [[Fractyl]] and [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]]. She said what may have been her final goodbye to Tap-Out, insisting that his skills were better employed with the Wreckers, and believing that CatSCAN would be able to provide any protection they might need, especially once his charges were fully repaired. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}		When the Divine Light was stolen by [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], Glyph remained on Archa Nine, believing her place was with the Akalouthans, continuing to study their culture and the Divine Light's legends. She was joined by [[CatSCAN]], who stayed behind as well to care for the seriously injured [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] [[Fractyl]] and [[Rotorbolt (Universe)\|Rotorbolt]]. She said what may have been her final goodbye to Tap-Out, insisting that his skills were better employed with the Wreckers, and believing that CatSCAN would be able to provide any protection they might need, especially once his charges were fully repaired. {{storylink\|Disclosure}}

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	~~[[File:GlyphFOY.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Jinkies!]]~~
	Glyph was an archaeometrist associated with a team of historians in the early days of the war. She and her two proteges, [[Lancer]] and [[Greenlight]], were working on a dig in [[Median]] under [[Flip Sides (G1)\|Flip Sides]]' supervision when they uncovered a spectacular find—twin construction bays, designed for separate kinds of Cybertronian design, suggesting a parallel development of two Transformer races, rather than a single species. Furthermore, the dig team located a massive source of power known as the [[Heart of the Dragon]] which, according to the adorning symbols on its casing, contained the spark of a warrior with nigh-infinite power.		Glyph was an archaeometrist associated with a team of historians in the early days of the war. She and her two proteges, [[Lancer]] and [[Greenlight]], were working on a dig in [[Median]] under [[Flip Sides (G1)\|Flip Sides]]' supervision when they uncovered a spectacular find—twin construction bays, designed for separate kinds of Cybertronian design, suggesting a parallel development of two Transformer races, rather than a single species. Furthermore, the dig team located a massive source of power known as the [[Heart of the Dragon]] which, according to the adorning symbols on its casing, contained the spark of a warrior with nigh-infinite power.

			[[File:GlyphFOY.jpg\|thumb\|Jinkies!]]
	Realizing the potential threat these finds could represent, the dig team requested military support from the [[Elite Guard\|Autobot Elite Guard]]. Glyph had little interest in these matters, and barely looked up from her data-pad long enough to acknowledge the arrival of [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]]'s Guard. Decepticon raiders inevitably came looking for this great power, and the Elite Guard attempted to fend off the attackers while Glyph and her compatriots remained hidden away with the Heart. Two of the marauding [[Stormtrooper (G1)\|Stormtrooper]]s, [[Rage (G1)\|Rage]] and [[Aquablast]], managed to penetrate the defenses, however, and reach the Heart's chamber. Despite her lack of combat training, Glyph fearlessly stood up to the Decepticons, and insisted they depart now that they had what they came for. Instead, Rage demanded Glyph turn over her personal notes and information she had accumulated in her studies of the Heart. Glyph refused to tell the Stormtrooper where her notes were, and pushed him away from her friends. This was all the excuse Aquablast needed, as he turned his chemical cannon on the archaeometrist, burning a hole through her chassis and leaving her for dead as the Decepticons departed. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}}		Realizing the potential threat these finds could represent, the dig team requested military support from the [[Elite Guard\|Autobot Elite Guard]]. Glyph had little interest in these matters, and barely looked up from her data-pad long enough to acknowledge the arrival of [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]]'s Guard. Decepticon raiders inevitably came looking for this great power, and the Elite Guard attempted to fend off the attackers while Glyph and her compatriots remained hidden away with the Heart. Two of the marauding [[Stormtrooper (G1)\|Stormtrooper]]s, [[Rage (G1)\|Rage]] and [[Aquablast]], managed to penetrate the defenses, however, and reach the Heart's chamber. Despite her lack of combat training, Glyph fearlessly stood up to the Decepticons, and insisted they depart now that they had what they came for. Instead, Rage demanded Glyph turn over her personal notes and information she had accumulated in her studies of the Heart. Glyph refused to tell the Stormtrooper where her notes were, and pushed him away from her friends. This was all the excuse Aquablast needed, as he turned his chemical cannon on the archaeometrist, burning a hole through her chassis and leaving her for dead as the Decepticons departed. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}}

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	[[File:TFVDay-Glyph.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"You mean there's an easier way to make calamari?"]]		[[File:TFVDay-Glyph.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|left\|"You mean there's an easier way to make calamari?"]]
	A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.		A data analyst who worked in Cybertron's Xeno-Relations department, Glyph applied for a permit to study xenolinguistics offworld and was eventually allowed to try and make contact with the primitive inhabitants of [[SDS-359]]. Recruiting her friend [[Tap-Out (Universe)\|Tap-Out]]—a former gladiator left rudderless by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]'s recent ban on the sport—as her bodyguard, the pair set off for the planet; on arriving, however, Glyph discovered that her grasp of the alien language was not what she thought it was; her poor attempt at first contact infuriated the natives to the point where they unleashed one of many guardian monsters on the two Cybertronians. Tap-Out was able to dispatch the beast in short order, but this show of violence did nothing to advance her research; the tribe quickly came to idolize Tap-Out as he defeated one guardian creature after the other, while refusing to interact with any of Glyph's anthropological research. In desperation, Glyph asked if Tap-Out would try to communicate with the aliens; his attempts at translation went over equally poorly, and it was Glyph who wound up rescuing ''him'' from another monster. Their trust in one another affirmed, the two embraced and confessed their mutual affection for each other.

	[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg~~\|left~~\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Now let's... do science.]]		[[File:ValentinesDay-GlyphTapout.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Now let's... do science.]]

	Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}		Eventually, Glyph was able to crack and translate the alien language, the creatures having witnessed the pair affirming their trust. After battling more creatures together, they were accepted into the tribe for a time, before eventually returning to Cybertron so that Glyph could report on her findings. {{storylink\|Transformers Valentine's Day Special}} Some time later, Glyph used her data-decoding skills to unscramble information from a data-jack that had been recovered from a [[The Rise\|Rise]] base, identifying forty members of the terrorist group. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} Glyph later volunteered to help restore the [[Titan Net]], with Tap-Out and [[Steeljaw (G1)\|Steeljaw]] accompanying her to provide security. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} However, they were overpowered by the Decepticons, and relieved of their duties. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}