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AzimuthAcolyte: Unicron/Aligned->Unicron#Aligned continuity family update

2025-07-07T06:17:35Z

Unicron/Aligned->Unicron#Aligned continuity family update

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	[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]		[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]

	'''Humans''' (also known as: fleshlings, organics, meatbags, insects, squishies, noisy creatures, "puny flesh creatures", "dumb [[stubbie]]s", "sentient bags of goo", "little screamers", "bit players", ''Terrans'' or ''Homo sapiens'' as they prefer) are bipedal and usually tiny {{w\|Carbon-based life\|organic}} beings found on [[Earth]] and other similar planets. Though quite fragile, and technologically backwards, they have at times aided the [[Autobot]]s and thwarted the [[Decepticon]]s once the [[Transformer]]s' age-old war spilled onto the humans' primitive homeworld. [[Movie continuity\|And]] [[Aligned continuity family\|sometimes]], they're the spawn of [[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]].		'''Humans''' (also known as: fleshlings, organics, meatbags, insects, squishies, noisy creatures, "puny flesh creatures", "dumb [[stubbie]]s", "sentient bags of goo", "little screamers", "bit players", ''Terrans'' or ''Homo sapiens'' as they prefer) are bipedal and usually tiny {{w\|Carbon-based life\|organic}} beings found on [[Earth]] and other similar planets. Though quite fragile, and technologically backwards, they have at times aided the [[Autobot]]s and thwarted the [[Decepticon]]s once the [[Transformer]]s' age-old war spilled onto the humans' primitive homeworld. [[Movie continuity\|And]] [[Aligned continuity family\|sometimes]], they're the spawn of [[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|Unicron]].

	{{quote\|They're such undependable creatures. Inferior lifeforms.\|[[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]] on the humans\|"[[Megatron's Master Plan, Part 1]]"}}		{{quote\|They're such undependable creatures. Inferior lifeforms.\|[[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]] on the humans\|"[[Megatron's Master Plan, Part 1]]"}}
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	===Religion===		===Religion===
	{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}		{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}
	[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]		[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]
	Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.		Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.
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	Though Transformers directly observed humans originate from [[anthropoid\|earlier life forms]], this seemingly does not prevent most humans from also believing in an origin involving supernatural beings, either [[God\|singular]] or [[:Category:Gods\|plural]], whom they presume to continue to have a direct but intangible stake in their lives. Once a week the more religious humans will gather together and sing songs at the ceiling, as the presumed direction of these beings is away from the gravity well of their planet. Unlike the historical [[Covenant of Primus\|Covenant]] of [[Primus]], their holy books are not incorruptible encrypted public-key [[datatrax]]. Instead, they frequently re-encode the writings of multiple authors in an inefficient and apparently lossy process. Then they fight about which "translation" of their texts is correct instead of simply downloading the original encoding algorithm.		Though Transformers directly observed humans originate from [[anthropoid\|earlier life forms]], this seemingly does not prevent most humans from also believing in an origin involving supernatural beings, either [[God\|singular]] or [[:Category:Gods\|plural]], whom they presume to continue to have a direct but intangible stake in their lives. Once a week the more religious humans will gather together and sing songs at the ceiling, as the presumed direction of these beings is away from the gravity well of their planet. Unlike the historical [[Covenant of Primus\|Covenant]] of [[Primus]], their holy books are not incorruptible encrypted public-key [[datatrax]]. Instead, they frequently re-encode the writings of multiple authors in an inefficient and apparently lossy process. Then they fight about which "translation" of their texts is correct instead of simply downloading the original encoding algorithm.

	The [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|few sources available]] claim that their [[Unicron/Aligned\|progenitor/planet]] (whom they either descended from or simply formed upon its body) is quite at odds with their traditions, and is apparently totally displeased with their existence. However, the same sources have shown that ancient humans may have revered artifacts once belonging to the [[Thirteen]], immensely powerful quasi-divine beings from Cybertron's ancient past, but ultimately as mortal as any other Transformer. Their understanding of the artifacts was incredibly limited, making their reverence of them quite puzzling. [[Thor\|One other human deity]] was also shown to have been nothing more than a traveller from another world.		The [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|few sources available]] claim that their [[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|progenitor/planet]] (whom they either descended from or simply formed upon its body) is quite at odds with their traditions, and is apparently totally displeased with their existence. However, the same sources have shown that ancient humans may have revered artifacts once belonging to the [[Thirteen]], immensely powerful quasi-divine beings from Cybertron's ancient past, but ultimately as mortal as any other Transformer. Their understanding of the artifacts was incredibly limited, making their reverence of them quite puzzling. [[Thor\|One other human deity]] was also shown to have been nothing more than a traveller from another world.

	===Breeding grounds===		===Breeding grounds===

AzimuthAcolyte: /* References */ Adding Earth Wars category

2025-06-29T17:41:15Z

References: Adding Earth Wars category

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Saix: How does somebody come here looking for Terran?

2025-05-13T15:08:49Z

How does somebody come here looking for Terran?

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	[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]		[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]

Cyberlink420 at 03:08, 13 May 2025

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	{{disambig2\|~~Humans,~~ organic ~~beings created on earth who are called~~ Terrans ~~in some continuities~~\|the ~~Transformers~~ created ~~on earth from [[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)\|EarthSpark]]~~\|Terran}}		{{disambig2\|the organic Earth-based speecies sometimes referred to as Terrans\|the Transformer species created by the Emberstone\|Terran}}
	[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]		[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]

AssaultBread: Removed the extra period from the disambiguation section at the top of the page

2025-05-13T02:21:28Z

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	[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]		[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]

Locoman: /* References */

2024-04-12T00:17:26Z

References

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Saix: clean up, replaced: Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity → Scorponok (G1), |upright=1.1| → | (3), mutant (human) → Mutant (Marvel)

2024-04-03T06:01:22Z

clean up, replaced: Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity → Scorponok (G1), |upright=1.1| → | (3), mutant (human) → Mutant (Marvel)

Saix: /* References */

2024-04-03T03:38:22Z

References

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Saix: /* References */

2024-04-03T02:33:34Z

References

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Saix: /* References */

2024-01-18T01:55:46Z

References

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	[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]		[[File:Human.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|A typical human.]]

	'''Humans''' (also known as: fleshlings, organics, meatbags, insects, squishies, noisy creatures, "puny flesh creatures", "dumb [[stubbie]]s", "sentient bags of goo", "little screamers", "bit players", ''Terrans'' or ''Homo sapiens'' as they prefer) are bipedal and usually tiny {{w\|Carbon-based life\|organic}} beings found on [[Earth]] and other similar planets. Though quite fragile, and technologically backwards, they have at times aided the [[Autobot]]s and thwarted the [[Decepticon]]s once the [[Transformer]]s' age-old war spilled onto the humans' primitive homeworld. [[Movie continuity\|And]] [[Aligned continuity family\|sometimes]], they're the spawn of [[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]].		'''Humans''' (also known as: fleshlings, organics, meatbags, insects, squishies, noisy creatures, "puny flesh creatures", "dumb [[stubbie]]s", "sentient bags of goo", "little screamers", "bit players", ''Terrans'' or ''Homo sapiens'' as they prefer) are bipedal and usually tiny {{w\|Carbon-based life\|organic}} beings found on [[Earth]] and other similar planets. Though quite fragile, and technologically backwards, they have at times aided the [[Autobot]]s and thwarted the [[Decepticon]]s once the [[Transformer]]s' age-old war spilled onto the humans' primitive homeworld. [[Movie continuity\|And]] [[Aligned continuity family\|sometimes]], they're the spawn of [[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|Unicron]].

	{{quote\|They're such undependable creatures. Inferior lifeforms.\|[[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]] on the humans\|"[[Megatron's Master Plan, Part 1]]"}}		{{quote\|They're such undependable creatures. Inferior lifeforms.\|[[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]] on the humans\|"[[Megatron's Master Plan, Part 1]]"}}
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	===Religion===		===Religion===
	{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}		{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}
	[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]		[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]
	Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.		Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.
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	Though Transformers directly observed humans originate from [[anthropoid\|earlier life forms]], this seemingly does not prevent most humans from also believing in an origin involving supernatural beings, either [[God\|singular]] or [[:Category:Gods\|plural]], whom they presume to continue to have a direct but intangible stake in their lives. Once a week the more religious humans will gather together and sing songs at the ceiling, as the presumed direction of these beings is away from the gravity well of their planet. Unlike the historical [[Covenant of Primus\|Covenant]] of [[Primus]], their holy books are not incorruptible encrypted public-key [[datatrax]]. Instead, they frequently re-encode the writings of multiple authors in an inefficient and apparently lossy process. Then they fight about which "translation" of their texts is correct instead of simply downloading the original encoding algorithm.		Though Transformers directly observed humans originate from [[anthropoid\|earlier life forms]], this seemingly does not prevent most humans from also believing in an origin involving supernatural beings, either [[God\|singular]] or [[:Category:Gods\|plural]], whom they presume to continue to have a direct but intangible stake in their lives. Once a week the more religious humans will gather together and sing songs at the ceiling, as the presumed direction of these beings is away from the gravity well of their planet. Unlike the historical [[Covenant of Primus\|Covenant]] of [[Primus]], their holy books are not incorruptible encrypted public-key [[datatrax]]. Instead, they frequently re-encode the writings of multiple authors in an inefficient and apparently lossy process. Then they fight about which "translation" of their texts is correct instead of simply downloading the original encoding algorithm.

	The [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|few sources available]] claim that their [[Unicron/Aligned\|progenitor/planet]] (whom they either descended from or simply formed upon its body) is quite at odds with their traditions, and is apparently totally displeased with their existence. However, the same sources have shown that ancient humans may have revered artifacts once belonging to the [[Thirteen]], immensely powerful quasi-divine beings from Cybertron's ancient past, but ultimately as mortal as any other Transformer. Their understanding of the artifacts was incredibly limited, making their reverence of them quite puzzling. [[Thor\|One other human deity]] was also shown to have been nothing more than a traveller from another world.		The [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|few sources available]] claim that their [[Unicron#Aligned continuity family\|progenitor/planet]] (whom they either descended from or simply formed upon its body) is quite at odds with their traditions, and is apparently totally displeased with their existence. However, the same sources have shown that ancient humans may have revered artifacts once belonging to the [[Thirteen]], immensely powerful quasi-divine beings from Cybertron's ancient past, but ultimately as mortal as any other Transformer. Their understanding of the artifacts was incredibly limited, making their reverence of them quite puzzling. [[Thor\|One other human deity]] was also shown to have been nothing more than a traveller from another world.

	===Breeding grounds===		===Breeding grounds===

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	Initiating the growth of a new human apparently involves much rubbing, and also [[kiss]]ing. Though the required interactions have been hinted at in [[As the Kitchen Sinks\|popular media]], humans are reticent to discussing the physical mechanism, and several attempts at accumulating further data were met with what they term as "awkward silence". This is quite confusing, as humans generally give the impression that they supremely enjoy it, and have refused all suggestions that they learn the technology to build their own from spare parts. Nothing if not adaptable, humans are even capable of producing hybrid offspring with populations of sufficiently humanoid [[alien]]s, such as [[Vulcan]]s.		Initiating the growth of a new human apparently involves much rubbing, and also [[kiss]]ing. Though the required interactions have been hinted at in [[As the Kitchen Sinks\|popular media]], humans are reticent to discussing the physical mechanism, and several attempts at accumulating further data were met with what they term as "awkward silence". This is quite confusing, as humans generally give the impression that they supremely enjoy it, and have refused all suggestions that they learn the technology to build their own from spare parts. Nothing if not adaptable, humans are even capable of producing hybrid offspring with populations of sufficiently humanoid [[alien]]s, such as [[Vulcan]]s.

	Similar to Transformer [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]], a highly noticeable subpopulation of humans are born or gifted with fantastical abilities far beyond what one would expect a human body to possess, such as telepathy, unaided flight, or accelerated healing. These super-powered beings, sometimes referred to as "[[~~mutant~~ (~~human~~)\|mutants]]", often assemble themselves in groups and fight crime.		Similar to Transformer [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]], a highly noticeable subpopulation of humans are born or gifted with fantastical abilities far beyond what one would expect a human body to possess, such as telepathy, unaided flight, or accelerated healing. These super-powered beings, sometimes referred to as "[[Mutant (Marvel)\|mutants]]", often assemble themselves in groups and fight crime.

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	===Society===		===Society===
	[[File:AngryArcher01.jpg~~\|upright=1.1~~\|thumb\|left\|Humans require tokens representative of energy, and are not above humiliating themselves to retrieve them.]]		[[File:AngryArcher01.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Humans require tokens representative of energy, and are not above humiliating themselves to retrieve them.]]
	Like on Cybertron before the war, humans make up the fabric of their local (or global) economies. Some work as repairmen, some are drillers in search of [[Oil\|un-processed lubricants]], others are retrievers of [[ruby crystal mines of Burma\|rare mineral lattices and metals]], and [[Sparkplug Witwicky\| a few]] accomplish all of these simultaneously. The humans strangely use the majority of the lubricant they extract as a highly inefficient source of energy, and adorn themselves with the harvested minerals and metals at exorbitant prices. Instead of trading [[Energon\|valuable energy]] directly for goods and services, human commerce more typically focuses on segments of metals, or colored paper.		Like on Cybertron before the war, humans make up the fabric of their local (or global) economies. Some work as repairmen, some are drillers in search of [[Oil\|un-processed lubricants]], others are retrievers of [[ruby crystal mines of Burma\|rare mineral lattices and metals]], and [[Sparkplug Witwicky\|a few]] accomplish all of these simultaneously. The humans strangely use the majority of the lubricant they extract as a highly inefficient source of energy, and adorn themselves with the harvested minerals and metals at exorbitant prices. Instead of trading [[Energon\|valuable energy]] directly for goods and services, human commerce more typically focuses on segments of metals, or colored paper.

	A number of unsavory humans subvert this established system to illegally or immorally obtain currency. Many of these humans were involved in unusual accidents which empowered the individual specimen to levels above ordinary humans, while others are tempted by their relatively high intelligence levels or capacity for selfish acts. Encounters with these subversive humans happen at an alarming rate, whether they be [[Donny Finkleberg\|failed entertainers who claim to own all Transformers]], [[Doctor Arkeville\|mad scientists]], or [[Angry Archer\|gifted archers who dress in homage to Earth folklore]]. By sheer numbers, these humans must represent half of the known population. Sometimes, these sorts will organize into groups of like-minded rogues; much like their military, these gangs can range from [[Society of Ultimate Villainy\|generally ineffectual]] to [[MECH\|surprisingly dangerous]].		A number of unsavory humans subvert this established system to illegally or immorally obtain currency. Many of these humans were involved in unusual accidents which empowered the individual specimen to levels above ordinary humans, while others are tempted by their relatively high intelligence levels or capacity for selfish acts. Encounters with these subversive humans happen at an alarming rate, whether they be [[Donny Finkleberg\|failed entertainers who claim to own all Transformers]], [[Doctor Arkeville\|mad scientists]], or [[Angry Archer\|gifted archers who dress in homage to Earth folklore]]. By sheer numbers, these humans must represent half of the known population. Sometimes, these sorts will organize into groups of like-minded rogues; much like their military, these gangs can range from [[Society of Ultimate Villainy\|generally ineffectual]] to [[MECH\|surprisingly dangerous]].
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	Humans have created many languages, which they employ incessantly. These serve a similar communicative purpose to [[Cybertronian language\|languages used by Cybertronians]]. Amazingly, while it seems to be easy for Cybertronians to effortlessly acquire fluency in human languages with minimal human contact, Cybertronian linguistic units often remain unpronounceable by humans.		Humans have created many languages, which they employ incessantly. These serve a similar communicative purpose to [[Cybertronian language\|languages used by Cybertronians]]. Amazingly, while it seems to be easy for Cybertronians to effortlessly acquire fluency in human languages with minimal human contact, Cybertronian linguistic units often remain unpronounceable by humans.

	[[File:DancitronGang.jpg~~\|upright=1.1~~\|thumb\|Humans come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors.]]		[[File:DancitronGang.jpg\|thumb\|Humans come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors.]]
	Humans greatly enjoy sound patterns, termed "music". The Autobots [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]] and [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]] have taken a particular interest in this music, though the chosen volume has overwhelmed most other Autobots, including the mighty [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] from time to time. Humans have often shown an involuntary need to move about when music is broadcast, and even the aforementioned Autobots have also shown a desire to move about. Presumably, a fear of blowback prevented the Autobots from utilizing human music as a weapon against the Decepticons.		Humans greatly enjoy sound patterns, termed "music". The Autobots [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]] and [[Blaster (G1)\|Blaster]] have taken a particular interest in this music, though the chosen volume has overwhelmed most other Autobots, including the mighty [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] from time to time. Humans have often shown an involuntary need to move about when music is broadcast, and even the aforementioned Autobots have also shown a desire to move about. Presumably, a fear of blowback prevented the Autobots from utilizing human music as a weapon against the Decepticons.

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	===Religion===		===Religion===
	{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}		{{quote\|'''''PARASITES!!!'''''\|[[Unicron/Aligned\|Unicron]] on his progeny\|"[[One Shall Rise, Part 1]]"}}
	[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left~~\|upright=1.1~~\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]		[[File:Deusexmachina-statue.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Common human depictions of gods incorporate long flowing [[facial hair]], staffs and other kingly apparel.]]
	Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.		Despite their lack of the multi-dimensional transwarp [[Spark]], a great number of humans believe in an analogous concept, the intangible [[soul]]. This has been confirmed to be the equivalent of a Transformer's personality program in an odd experiment, when the human [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]]'s personality was uploaded to [[Autobot X (G1)\|an empty Transformer body cobbled together from spare parts]]. The human's consciousness was not suitable for digitization, and quickly deteriorated toward psychosis.

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	*Perhaps most bizarrely, humans can hear the trans-sonic signal known as the [[Omega Frequency]], emitted by the [[Omega Lock]] and other sources of Primus's power, while Transformers cannot.		*Perhaps most bizarrely, humans can hear the trans-sonic signal known as the [[Omega Frequency]], emitted by the [[Omega Lock]] and other sources of Primus's power, while Transformers cannot.
	*Humans reproduce by shooting DNA into each other. [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|I find that offensive!]]		*Humans reproduce by shooting DNA into each other. [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|I find that offensive!]]
	*According to [[Scorponok (G1)~~/Marvel Comics continuity~~\|Scorponok]], a certain percentage of human physiology is composed of cowardice. This proportion increases directly according to the size of the individual. {{storylink\|Pretender to the Throne!\|Pretender to the Throne!}}		*According to [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]], a certain percentage of human physiology is composed of cowardice. This proportion increases directly according to the size of the individual. {{storylink\|Pretender to the Throne!\|Pretender to the Throne!}}
	*In some universes, Transformers have come into contact with humans with strange and unusual powers. These so-called "superhumans" have been known to organise themselves into teams, sometimes [[Neo-Knights\|specifically to]] [[Society of Ultimate Villainy\|battle Transformers]] or to protect (or even [[Avengers\|avenge]]) their less gifted fellows. [[Spider-Man\|One]] such individual once managed to topple the mighty Megatron himself during a fight. While it was at best a temporary victory, it was still impressive. Even more impressive, another [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|superhuman]] once made [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] himself recoil in pain, a feat even the combined might of the Autobot and Decepticon armies were unable to pull off. And concerning the wider [[Megaverse]], groups of humans have been known to be related to the Transformers, including a [[G.I. Joe (team)\|highly-trained special mission force]] employed by the US government to stop [[Cobra\|terrorist organizations]], a [[M.A.S.K.\|team of specialists equipped with advanced helmets and multi-function vehicles]], and a [[Animorph\|group of humans and one alien imbued with the power of shape-shifting]] fighting against a [[Yeerk\|race of mind-controlling alien slugs]] attempting to conquer Earth.		*In some universes, Transformers have come into contact with humans with strange and unusual powers. These so-called "superhumans" have been known to organise themselves into teams, sometimes [[Neo-Knights\|specifically to]] [[Society of Ultimate Villainy\|battle Transformers]] or to protect (or even [[Avengers\|avenge]]) their less gifted fellows. [[Spider-Man\|One]] such individual once managed to topple the mighty Megatron himself during a fight. While it was at best a temporary victory, it was still impressive. Even more impressive, another [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|superhuman]] once made [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]] himself recoil in pain, a feat even the combined might of the Autobot and Decepticon armies were unable to pull off. And concerning the wider [[Megaverse]], groups of humans have been known to be related to the Transformers, including a [[G.I. Joe (team)\|highly-trained special mission force]] employed by the US government to stop [[Cobra\|terrorist organizations]], a [[M.A.S.K.\|team of specialists equipped with advanced helmets and multi-function vehicles]], and a [[Animorph\|group of humans and one alien imbued with the power of shape-shifting]] fighting against a [[Yeerk\|race of mind-controlling alien slugs]] attempting to conquer Earth.
	*Of all the species that [[Vector Prime]] has ever encountered, humans have asked the most questions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}		*Of all the species that [[Vector Prime]] has ever encountered, humans have asked the most questions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}