Hologram - Revision history

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	In the era of the Maximals and Predacons, their ships and facilities made large-scale use of holographic technology for consoles and communication arrays. {{storylink\|Savage Landing Part 1}}		In the era of the Maximals and Predacons, their ships and facilities made large-scale use of holographic technology for consoles and communication arrays. {{storylink\|Savage Landing Part 1}}

	The [[Children of the Vok (group)\|Child of the Vok]] [[Saberback]] had the ability to manipulate holograms. {{storylink\|Children of the Vok}} He first used this ability to pass off as [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] to abduct [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], {{storylink\|Primal Rage}} later using it set the stage for an ambush against the Predacon and [[Optimus Primal (BW)\|Optimus Primal]]. In the battle that followed, Saberback used his projections to cloak himself and [[Inferno (BW)\|Inferno]] so they could ambush the Predacon leader only for Megatron, having gotten wise to the trick, to reach through the hologram and kill Saberback. {{storylink\|Children of the Vok}}		The [[Children of the Vok (group)\|Child of the Vok]] [[Saberback (BW)\|Saberback]] had the ability to manipulate holograms. {{storylink\|Children of the Vok}} He first used this ability to pass off as [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]] to abduct [[Megatron (BW)\|Megatron]], {{storylink\|Primal Rage}} later using it set the stage for an ambush against the Predacon and [[Optimus Primal (BW)\|Optimus Primal]]. In the battle that followed, Saberback used his projections to cloak himself and [[Inferno (BW)\|Inferno]] so they could ambush the Predacon leader only for Megatron, having gotten wise to the trick, to reach through the hologram and kill Saberback. {{storylink\|Children of the Vok}}
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	To mask the true nature of [[Necroworld\|his planet]], [[Mortilus\|the Necrobot]] masked his [[Cybertronian remembrance flower]]s as organic ones. {{storylink\|The Not Knowing}} When he later used [[time travel]] to collect the [[Disappeared]] from history, he used more holographic trickery to disguise them as organics based on the same principles as the flowers. {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 6: Do Not Go Gentle\|Do Not Gentle}}		To mask the true nature of [[Necroworld\|his planet]], [[Mortilus\|the Necrobot]] masked his [[Cybertronian remembrance flower]]s as organic ones. {{storylink\|The Not Knowing}} When he later used [[time travel]] to collect the [[Disappeared]] from history, he used more holographic trickery to disguise them as organics based on the same principles as the flowers. {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 6: Do Not Go Gentle\|Do Not Gentle}}

			Holograms were frequently used in Cybertronian communication technologies. {{storylink\|Liars, A to D Part 2: Hangers On\|Hangers On}} {{storylink\|Stranger Eons}}

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	====''Beast Wars: Uprising''====		====''Beast Wars: Uprising''====
	Hemetically sealed in a chamber so he could act as [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]], [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] communicated with the crew of the ''[[Dinosaur (ship)\|Dinosaur]]'' via holograms. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}		Hemetically sealed in a chamber so he could act as [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]], [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] communicated with the crew of the ''[[Dinosaur (ship)\|Dinosaur]]'' via holograms. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}} During the last days of the [[Grand Uprising]], the [[Builder Assembly]] used holographic communication to coordinate their forces. Some votes and discussions were likewise attended by hologram. {{storylink\|Derailment}}

	The ~~artificial intelligences~~ that served within the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] often manifested holographic avatars to interact with their fellow crew-members. When ''[[The Problem of Infinities]]'' came under an embarrassingly one-sided attack from a [[Shi-Lai]] fleet, the local AI, [[Pox]], punctuated the seriousness of the situation by manifesting as a six-year-old child wearing footie pyjamas. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}		The [[second-born intellect]] that served within the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] often manifested holographic avatars to interact with their fellow crew-members. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}} When ''[[The Problem of Infinities]]'' came under an embarrassingly one-sided attack from a [[Shi-Lai]] fleet, the local AI, [[Pox]], punctuated the seriousness of the situation by manifesting as a six-year-old child wearing footie pyjamas. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}

	====2021 IDW ''Beast Wars'' comic====		====2021 IDW ''Beast Wars'' comic====

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Beast Wars: Uprising

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	====''Beast Wars: Uprising''====		====''Beast Wars: Uprising''====
			Hemetically sealed in a chamber so he could act as [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]], [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] communicated with the crew of the ''[[Dinosaur (ship)\|Dinosaur]]'' via holograms. {{storylink\|Intersectionality}}

	The artificial intelligences that served within the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] often manifested holographic avatars to interact with their fellow crew-members. When ''[[The Problem of Infinities]]'' came under an embarrassingly one-sided attack from a [[Shi-Lai]] fleet, the local AI, [[Pox]], punctuated the seriousness of the situation by manifesting as a six-year-old child wearing footie pyjamas. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}		The artificial intelligences that served within the [[Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet]] often manifested holographic avatars to interact with their fellow crew-members. When ''[[The Problem of Infinities]]'' came under an embarrassingly one-sided attack from a [[Shi-Lai]] fleet, the local AI, [[Pox]], punctuated the seriousness of the situation by manifesting as a six-year-old child wearing footie pyjamas. {{storylink\|The Inexorable March}}

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	Hound used a hologram to trick the Decepticons into thinking Megatron was retreating from a battle. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}}		Hound used a hologram to trick the Decepticons into thinking Megatron was retreating from a battle. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}}

	[[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] used a [[holographic projection rifle]] to project an image of [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] in order to lure [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Bumblebee]] into a trap. {{storylink\|Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target}}		[[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] used a [[holographic projection rifle]] to project an image of [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] in order to lure [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Bumblebee]] into a trap. {{storylink\|Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target}}

	[[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Shockwave]] was using a [[holographic projector]] to train with [[Sentinel (G1)\|Sentinel drones]] when the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] arrived and attacked them. Later, Shockwave and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] used the holographic projector to create various images of hostiles. This successfully distracted the Combaticons for some time, until [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] discovered that their attackers were holograms. The Combaticons aren't really smart. That's why they let [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] do all the thinking. {{storylink\|The Revenge of Bruticus}}		[[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Shockwave]] was using a [[holographic projector]] to train with [[Sentinel (G1)\|Sentinel drones]] when the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] arrived and attacked them. Later, Shockwave and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] used the holographic projector to create various images of hostiles. This successfully distracted the Combaticons for some time, until [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] discovered that their attackers were holograms. The Combaticons aren't really smart. That's why they let [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] do all the thinking. {{storylink\|The Revenge of Bruticus}}
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	When the Decepticons invaded Iacon to try and claim the [[Ark (WFC)\|''Ark'']], Megatron used another giant hologram to communicate with some frontline grunts who'd secured a portion of the industrial district before [[Metroplex (FOC)\|Metroplex]] bombarded the area, destroying the hologram.		When the Decepticons invaded Iacon to try and claim the [[Ark (WFC)\|''Ark'']], Megatron used another giant hologram to communicate with some frontline grunts who'd secured a portion of the industrial district before [[Metroplex (FOC)\|Metroplex]] bombarded the area, destroying the hologram.

	When [[Grimlock (WFC)\|Grimlock]] had broken free of his cell, [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] frequently appeared to his experiment via hologram to taunt him. When Grimlock confronted the scientist, he was casually restrained while Megatron and Shockwave spoke via holograms about the launch of the [[Trypticon (WFC)\|''Nemesis'']] and how Shockwave would be staying behind on Cybertron to monitor things. {{storylink\|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron}}		When [[Grimlock (WFC)\|Grimlock]] had broken free of his cell, [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] frequently appeared to his experiment via hologram to taunt him. When Grimlock confronted the scientist, he was casually restrained while Megatron and Shockwave spoke via holograms about the launch of the [[Trypticon (WFC)\|''Nemesis'']] and how Shockwave would be staying behind on Cybertron to monitor things. {{storylink\|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (video game)\|Fall of Cybertron}}

	====''Prime'' cartoon====		====''Prime'' cartoon====

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Beast Era

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	===Beast Era===		===Beast Era===
			====''Beast Wars II'' cartoon====
			The [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacons]] possessed [[message ball]]s to store holographic messages. [[Starscream (BW)\|Starscream]] used them to invite the [[Insectron]]s to an [[oil]] party on [[Mikazuki Island]]. {{storylink\|The Strongest Tag Team?}}

	====''Beast Machines'' cartoon====		====''Beast Machines'' cartoon====
	By the [[Beast Era]], holograms were in more wide scale use, including such applications as entertainment and military use. The ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'' and the ''[[Darksyde (BW)\|Darksyde]]'' both made extensive use of hologram technology to run simulations and observe events in real time. On [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], there were [[holo-chip]]s which allowed [[Transformer]]s to interface with them and see things virtually—some of which were not always virtuous, if you get our meaning. {{storylink\|Sparkwar Pt. II: The Search}}		By the [[Beast Era]], holograms were in more wide scale use, including such applications as entertainment and military use. The ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'' and the ''[[Darksyde (BW)\|Darksyde]]'' both made extensive use of hologram technology to run simulations and observe events in real time. On [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], there were [[holo-chip]]s which allowed [[Transformer]]s to interface with them and see things virtually—some of which were not always virtuous, if you get our meaning. {{storylink\|Sparkwar Pt. II: The Search}}

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	After the [[Tether]] had fallen, Megatron used a dubiously legal hologram to project his image over Iacon and deliver his latest anti-Autobot rant. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} After taking over the [[Senate]], he used the hologram to delivery a bombastic victory speech. {{storylink\|War World: Prime}}		After the [[Tether]] had fallen, Megatron used a dubiously legal hologram to project his image over Iacon and deliver his latest anti-Autobot rant. {{storylink\|Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors\|Tremors}} After taking over the [[Senate]], he used the hologram to delivery a bombastic victory speech. {{storylink\|War World: Prime}}

	Elsewhere in the galaxy, [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]] and [[Soundblaster (G1)\|Soundblaster]] projected a hologram of themselves from the latter's ship to the planet [[Obsidar]] to communicate with [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. {{storylink\|Storm Horizon Part 2}}		Elsewhere in the galaxy, [[Alpha Trion]] and [[Soundblaster (G1)\|Soundblaster]] projected a hologram of themselves from the latter's ship to the planet [[Obsidar]] to communicate with [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. {{storylink\|Storm Horizon Part 2}}

	====''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon====		====''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon====

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Live-action film series continuity

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	[[Gears (ROTF)\|Gears]] projected holographic images over top of [[Kevin Bowman]] which were able to track his movements. The first was an image of Kevin as an old man. This was then adjusted to be an image of Kevin at seventeen or eighteen with a mustache. Later, a hologram of [[Tailgate (Classified)\|Tailgate]] was projected over Kevin to distract [[Reverb (ROTF)\|Reverb]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Classified: Switching Gears}}		[[Gears (ROTF)\|Gears]] projected holographic images over top of [[Kevin Bowman]] which were able to track his movements. The first was an image of Kevin as an old man. This was then adjusted to be an image of Kevin at seventeen or eighteen with a mustache. Later, a hologram of [[Tailgate (Classified)\|Tailgate]] was projected over Kevin to distract [[Reverb (ROTF)\|Reverb]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Classified: Switching Gears}}

			====''Rise of the Beasts'' film====
			[[Mirage (Movie)\|Mirage]] had the ability to project holograms. {{storylink\|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|Rise of the Beasts}}

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	=====''The Transformers'' cartoon=====		=====''The Transformers'' cartoon=====
	[[File:Heavymetalwar giant autobot.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\| Hologram is an armor ability in [[Halonix Maximus\|Halo]] Reach, right?]]		[[File:Heavymetalwar giant autobot.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\| Hologram is an armor ability in [[Halonix Maximus\|Halo]] Reach, right?]]
	The [[Autobot]] [[Hound (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Hound]] often made use of holograms. While guarding [[Ravage (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ravage]] with [[Mirage (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Mirage]], Hound came up with the idea to use a hologram to trick the [[Decepticon]]s and lead them into an ambush. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] agreed, and Ravage was allowed to escape, believing he had learned of a military base with large amounts of rocket fuel. [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], however, saw through Ravage's escape, sending the Decepticons to the real base, while he went with a group of shoddy constructions to rub it in Prime's face. The hologram of the base worked just fine, though... {{storylink\|More than Meets the Eye, Part 3}}		The [[Autobot]] [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]] often made use of holograms. While guarding [[Ravage (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ravage]] with [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]], Hound came up with the idea to use a hologram to trick the [[Decepticon]]s and lead them into an ambush. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] agreed, and Ravage was allowed to escape, believing he had learned of a military base with large amounts of rocket fuel. [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], however, saw through Ravage's escape, sending the Decepticons to the real base, while he went with a group of shoddy constructions to rub it in Prime's face. The hologram of the base worked just fine, though... {{storylink\|More than Meets the Eye, Part 3}}

	Hound projected an [[Halonix Maximus\|image of a giant Autobot warrior]] to scare off the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}		Hound projected an [[Halonix Maximus\|image of a giant Autobot warrior]] to scare off the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}
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	[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]] scared off [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] with a holographic missile projected from his [[turret gun]]. {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}}		[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]] scared off [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] with a holographic missile projected from his [[turret gun]]. {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}}

	''[[Mirage (G1)~~/Marvel Comics continuity~~\|Mirage]] used a hologram to make it appear as if [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] had been killed during a [[Trial by Combat]] with [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]].'' {{storylink\|The Enemy Within!}} ''Later, he distracted Ravage with a hologram of himself as the Decepticon spy sought to escape the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]].'' {{storylink\|Crisis of Command!}}		''[[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]] used a hologram to make it appear as if [[Brawn (G1)\|Brawn]] had been killed during a [[Trial by Combat]] with [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]].'' {{storylink\|The Enemy Within!}} ''Later, he distracted Ravage with a hologram of himself as the Decepticon spy sought to escape the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]].'' {{storylink\|Crisis of Command!}}
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	====''Cybertron'' cartoon====		====''Cybertron'' cartoon====
	Transformers were capable of creating holographic illusions of car interiors and drivers. A great many of these holographic drivers were based on [[Bud Hansen]], with others presumably being based on Bud's brother [[Coby Hansen\|Coby]] and his brother's (soon-to-be) girlfriend [[Lori Jiménez\|Lori]]. {{storylink\|Hidden}}		Transformers were capable of creating holographic illusions of car interiors and drivers. A great many of these holographic drivers were based on [[Bud Hansen]], with others presumably being based on Bud's brother [[Coby Hansen\|Coby]] and his brother's (soon-to-be) girlfriend [[Lori Jiménez\|Lori]]. {{storylink\|Hidden (Cybertron)\|Hidden}}

	After a joy-ride had gotten the two pulled over, [[Reverb (Cybertron)\|Reverb]] and [[Six-Speed (Cybertron)\|Six-Speed]] used holograms of the [[Gabriella Constanza (Cybertron)\|President]] and [[Vice President of the United States]], respectively, to have the local police stand down. {{storylink\|Collapse}}		After a joy-ride had gotten the two pulled over, [[Reverb (Cybertron)\|Reverb]] and [[Six-Speed (Cybertron)\|Six-Speed]] used holograms of the [[Gabriella Constanza (Cybertron)\|President]] and [[Vice President of the United States]], respectively, to have the local police stand down. {{storylink\|Collapse}}
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	===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===		===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===
	[[Shockwave (Cyberverse)\|Shockwave]] used a hard light hologram to fool [[Wheeljack (Cyberverse)\|Wheeljack]] into believing [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)\|Bumblebee]] was his hostage, forcing him to continue working for Shockwave to keep "Bumblebee" safe. Upon discovering the ruse, Wheeljack returned the favor by using the same hologram projector to create a double of himself, distracting Shockwave while he made his escape. {{storylink\|Secret Science}} Shockwave later used a hard light hologram to fake a [[space bridge]] explosion, tricking the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' into taking the long way back to Cybertron while the ''[[Nemesis (Cyberverse)\|Nemesis]]'' continued through the space bridge unabated. {{storylink\|Escape From Earth}}		[[Shockwave (Cyberverse)\|Shockwave]] used a hard light hologram to fool [[Wheeljack (Cyberverse)\|Wheeljack]] into believing [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)\|Bumblebee]] was his hostage, forcing him to continue working for Shockwave to keep "Bumblebee" safe. Upon discovering the ruse, Wheeljack returned the favor by using the same hologram projector to create a double of himself, distracting Shockwave while he made his escape. {{storylink\|Secret Science}} Shockwave later used a hard light hologram to fake a [[space bridge]] explosion, tricking the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' into taking the long way back to Cybertron while the ''[[Nemesis (Cyberverse)\|Nemesis]]'' continued through the space bridge unabated. {{storylink\|Escape From Earth}}

			===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
			To capture [[Megatron (ES)\|Megatron]], [[Mandroid]] used holograms to disguise himself and his [[Arachnamech]]s as [[G.H.O.S.T.]] agents. {{storylink\|Age of Evolution, Part 1}}

	==References==		==References==

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2005 IDW continuity

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	Recognizing that the Autobots' lack of drivers would attract attention, they used [[Holomatter]] avatars to avoid detection. However, security measures can be devised specifically to detect holomatter, showing that organizations such as the [[Machination]] already anticipated Cybertronian interference. {{storylink\|2005 IDW continuity}}		Recognizing that the Autobots' lack of drivers would attract attention, they used [[Holomatter]] avatars to avoid detection. However, security measures can be devised specifically to detect holomatter, showing that organizations such as the [[Machination]] already anticipated Cybertronian interference. {{storylink\|2005 IDW continuity}}

	To mask the true nature of [[Necroworld\|his planet]], [[Mortilus\|the Necrobot]] masked his [[~~energon~~]] ~~flowers~~ as organic ones. {{storylink\|The Not Knowing}} When he later used [[time travel]] to collect the [[Disappeared]] from history, he used more holographic trickery to disguise them as organics based on the same principles as the flowers. {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 6: Do Not Go Gentle\|Do Not Gentle}}		To mask the true nature of [[Necroworld\|his planet]], [[Mortilus\|the Necrobot]] masked his [[Cybertronian remembrance flower]]s as organic ones. {{storylink\|The Not Knowing}} When he later used [[time travel]] to collect the [[Disappeared]] from history, he used more holographic trickery to disguise them as organics based on the same principles as the flowers. {{storylink\|The Dying of the Light Part 6: Do Not Go Gentle\|Do Not Gentle}}

	====''Transformers/Ghostbusters''====		====''Transformers/Ghostbusters''====

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Aligned continuity family

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	===Aligned continuity family===		===Aligned continuity family===
	====''War for Cybertron''====		====''War for Cybertron''====
	The Autobots had a holographic projection of Cybertron's solar system in Iacon's stellar archives. When [[Megatron ~~(WFC)\|Megatron]]~~ breached the room for the [[Omega Key]], ~~[[Sentinel~~ Zeta Prime]] appeared to his opposite via hologram to mock how predictable his plan was. {{storylink\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\|War for Cybertron}}		When [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]] infiltrated the [[Trypticon (WFC)\|Trypticon Space Station]], [[Starscream (WFC)\|Starscream]] communicated with the Decepticon via hologram. When Megatron won Starscream's allegiance and set him to reactivate the [[Geosynchronous Energon Bridge]], the Seekers witnessed [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Zeta Prime]] communicate with Autobot troops via a hologram. The Autobots had a holographic projection of Cybertron's solar system in Iacon's stellar archives. When Megatron breached the room for the [[Omega Key]], Zeta Prime appeared to his opposite via hologram to mock how predictable his plan was. {{storylink\|Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)\|War for Cybertron}}

	====''Rise of the Dark Spark''====		====''Rise of the Dark Spark''====
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	[[Arcee (WFC)\|Arcee]] used a hologram of a human female, which she affectionally named [[Sadie]], to conceal her true nature. {{storylink\|Darkness Rising, Part 1}} {{storylink\|Convoy (episode)\|Convoy}} When trying to score with [[Sierra]], [[Jack Darby]] claimed that Arcee, who'd arrived to pick him up from his shift at [[KO Burger]], was his mother. Upon seeing the hologram, Sierra was unconvinced. {{storylink\|Orion Pax, Part 1}}		[[Arcee (WFC)\|Arcee]] used a hologram of a human female, which she affectionally named [[Sadie]], to conceal her true nature. {{storylink\|Darkness Rising, Part 1}} {{storylink\|Convoy (episode)\|Convoy}} When trying to score with [[Sierra]], [[Jack Darby]] claimed that Arcee, who'd arrived to pick him up from his shift at [[KO Burger]], was his mother. Upon seeing the hologram, Sierra was unconvinced. {{storylink\|Orion Pax, Part 1}}

			When [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] entered [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]]'s mind via a [[cortical psychic patch]], the tyrant, upon being unable to touch the scout, dismissed the possibility that the Autobot was a hologram on the basis that his eyes tracked Megatron's movements. {{storylink\|Sick Mind}}
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	A hologram of a rock wall was used to conceal the building containing the [[Beam Box]]. {{storylink\|The Island of Misfit Tech}} The Elma Hendrickson hologram was later installed as part of the [[Rescue Bot Training Center]] supercomputer. {{storylink\|The More Things Change...}}		A hologram of a rock wall was used to conceal the building containing the [[Beam Box]]. {{storylink\|The Island of Misfit Tech}} The Elma Hendrickson hologram was later installed as part of the [[Rescue Bot Training Center]] supercomputer. {{storylink\|The More Things Change...}}
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			====2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon====
			When Starscream learnt that Bumblebee was on Earth, he contacted the [[Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist]] via hologram, threatening the Autobot into surrendering himself. {{storylink\|Mighty Big Trouble}}

			====IDW ''Robots in Disguise'' comic====
			When [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] chanced across a trio of left behind [[Vehicon (Prime)\|Vehicons]], he duped them into following him. At his command, the Vehicons lured the Autobots away from the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' so Steeljaw could infiltrate it, the lupine Decepticon projecting a hologram to the Autobots to announce his success. {{storylink\|Robots in Disguise issue 5\|Robots in Disguise #5}}

	===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===		===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===

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	Hound used a hologram to trick the Decepticons into thinking Megatron was retreating from a battle. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}}		Hound used a hologram to trick the Decepticons into thinking Megatron was retreating from a battle. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}}

	[[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] used a [[holographic projection rifle]] to project an image of [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] in order to lure [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Bumblebee]] into a trap. {{storylink\|Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target}}		[[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] used a [[holographic projection rifle]] to project an image of [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] and [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] in order to lure [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Bumblebee]] into a trap. {{storylink\|Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target}}

	[[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Shockwave]] was using a [[holographic projector]] to train with [[Sentinel (G1)\|Sentinel drones]] when the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] arrived and attacked them. Later, Shockwave and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] used the holographic projector to create various images of hostiles. This successfully distracted the Combaticons for some time, until [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] discovered that their attackers were holograms. The Combaticons aren't really smart. That's why they let [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] do all the thinking. {{storylink\|The Revenge of Bruticus}}		[[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Shockwave]] was using a [[holographic projector]] to train with [[Sentinel (G1)\|Sentinel drones]] when the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] arrived and attacked them. Later, Shockwave and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] used the holographic projector to create various images of hostiles. This successfully distracted the Combaticons for some time, until [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] discovered that their attackers were holograms. The Combaticons aren't really smart. That's why they let [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] do all the thinking. {{storylink\|The Revenge of Bruticus}}
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	When the Decepticons invaded Iacon to try and claim the [[Ark (WFC)\|''Ark'']], Megatron used another giant hologram to communicate with some frontline grunts who'd secured a portion of the industrial district before [[Metroplex (FOC)\|Metroplex]] bombarded the area, destroying the hologram.		When the Decepticons invaded Iacon to try and claim the [[Ark (WFC)\|''Ark'']], Megatron used another giant hologram to communicate with some frontline grunts who'd secured a portion of the industrial district before [[Metroplex (FOC)\|Metroplex]] bombarded the area, destroying the hologram.

	When [[Grimlock (WFC)\|Grimlock]] had broken free of his cell, [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] frequently appeared to his experiment via hologram to taunt him. When Grimlock confronted the scientist, he was casually restrained while Megatron and Shockwave spoke via holograms about the launch of the [[Trypticon (WFC)\|''Nemesis'']] and how Shockwave would be staying behind on Cybertron to monitor things. {{storylink\|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron}}		When [[Grimlock (WFC)\|Grimlock]] had broken free of his cell, [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] frequently appeared to his experiment via hologram to taunt him. When Grimlock confronted the scientist, he was casually restrained while Megatron and Shockwave spoke via holograms about the launch of the [[Trypticon (WFC)\|''Nemesis'']] and how Shockwave would be staying behind on Cybertron to monitor things. {{storylink\|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (video game)\|Fall of Cybertron}}

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