Infinite - Revision history

Saix: /* 2005 IDW continuity */ clean up, replaced: Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Fortress Maximus (G1), Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Scorponok (G1)

2024-09-20T21:59:04Z

2005 IDW continuity: clean up, replaced: Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Fortress Maximus (G1), Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity → Scorponok (G1)

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodian of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodian of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

	When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)~~/2005 IDW continuity~~\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]] was the Grand Architect with the Infinites being his endgame. Scorponok scoffed at that and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}		When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]] was the Grand Architect with the Infinites being his endgame. Scorponok scoffed at that and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}

	The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

Locoman at 02:12, 7 November 2023

2023-11-07T02:12:59Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], ~~custodion~~ of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodian of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

TimeLord11 at 21:30, 6 April 2021

2021-04-06T21:30:23Z

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Shifter]]		*[[Shifter]]
			*[[Mutacon]]

	[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]		[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]

Saix at 15:53, 3 May 2019

2019-05-03T15:53:37Z

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	: ''The Infinite is a [[Transformer]] from the [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		: ''The Infinite is a [[Transformer]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Chasing the Infinite - The Infinite.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|"Infinities when considered absolutely without any Restriction or Limitation, are neither equal nor unequal, nor have any Proportion one to another, and therefore the Principle that all Infinities are equal, is a precarious one"]]		[[File:Chasing the Infinite - The Infinite.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|"Infinities when considered absolutely without any Restriction or Limitation, are neither equal nor unequal, nor have any Proportion one to another, and therefore the Principle that all Infinities are equal, is a precarious one"]]
	The mysterious experimental Transformers code-named "'''Infinites'''" represent the next evolution in the development of the [[Transformer]] race: composed of specially engineered [[Living metal\|''sentio metallico'']], they possesses the ability to naturally assume millions of [[alternate mode]]s, and massive self-repair facilities, able to heal themselves back from death.		The mysterious experimental Transformers code-named "'''Infinites'''" represent the next evolution in the development of the [[Transformer]] race: composed of specially engineered [[Living metal\|''sentio metallico'']], they possesses the ability to naturally assume millions of [[alternate mode]]s, and massive self-repair facilities, able to heal themselves back from death.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

	When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]] was the Grand Architect with the Infinites being his endgame. Scorponok scoffed at that and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}		When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]] was the Grand Architect with the Infinites being his endgame. Scorponok scoffed at that and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}

	The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

	After the Architect had perished and Flame had allied himself with the ''[[Lost Light]]'' crew, the ex-Autobot marshalled the remaining Infinites to act as the muscle of the assault on Functionist Cybertron, many of them perishing against the [[Functionary\| Functionaries]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		After the Architect had perished and Flame had allied himself with the ''[[Lost Light]]'' crew, the ex-Autobot marshalled the remaining Infinites to act as the muscle of the assault on Functionist Cybertron, many of them perishing against the [[Functionary\|Functionaries]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

	==See also==		==See also==
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	[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]		[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]]
	[[Category:IDW ~~Generation 1~~ Transformers]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) Transformers]]
	[[Category:Mass-produced Transformers]]		[[Category:Mass-produced Transformers]]
	[[Category:Transformers with multiple modes]]		[[Category:Transformers with multiple modes]]

TimeLord11 at 16:07, 18 October 2018

2018-10-18T16:07:01Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Rung (G1)\|Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

NexusShard17 at 18:27, 27 September 2018

2018-09-27T18:27:01Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the [[Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

Escargon at 17:16, 27 September 2018

2018-09-27T17:16:31Z

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	: ''The Infinite is a [[Transformer]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		: ''The Infinite is a [[Transformer]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Chasing the Infinite - The Infinite.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|"Infinities when considered absolutely without any Restriction or Limitation, are neither equal nor unequal, nor have any Proportion one to another, and therefore the Principle that all Infinities are equal, is a precarious one"]]		[[File:Chasing the Infinite - The Infinite.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|"Infinities when considered absolutely without any Restriction or Limitation, are neither equal nor unequal, nor have any Proportion one to another, and therefore the Principle that all Infinities are equal, is a precarious one"]]

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	The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

			After the Architect had perished and Flame had allied himself with the ''[[Lost Light]]'' crew, the ex-Autobot marshalled the remaining Infinites to act as the muscle of the assault on Functionist Cybertron, many of them perishing against the [[Functionary\| Functionaries]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

	==See also==		==See also==

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Infinites were designed by the ~~mysterious~~ [[Grand Architect]]~~, who began his experiments centuries ago,~~ hiring [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}		The Infinites were designed by the [[Grand Architect]] and based off the self-repairing abilities of [[Primus]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} Their creation required the hiring of [[blacksmith]]s to procure samples of [[living metal\|''sentio metallico'']] for him to work with. He established facilities scattered across the galaxy, each maintained by affiliates who tended the embryonic Infinites as they grew within their "birthing pods." {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} Success eluded him for some time, as one by one, his facilities failed; circumstances resulted in the decommissioning of the ward on [[Corritan]], but when an attempt was made to relocate its Infinite stock, contamination resulted in the loss of the entire batch. This actively set the timetable back, so when [[Demus]], custodion of the [[Tebris VII]] ward, was later killed by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Fortress Maximus]] for unrelated crimes, the stock there was simply aborted, rather than risk a repeat of the Corritan incident. Later still, the Architect's contact at the [[Fortuna]] ward was compromised. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} {{storylink\|Animals}}

	But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, Flame and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their ~~boss~~. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}		But even as his avenues of potential success narrowed, the Architect received word that [[Mengel]] had successfully brought an Infinite to term in her ward on [[Troja Major]]. His men took custody of the new lifeform, but while escorting it to their ship, {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}} it escaped and took refuge in a funereal compound, disguising itself as a coffin. It remained there until [[Lug (IDW)\|Lug]] and [[Anode]] discovered it while tracking the smell of "unnatural" sentio metallico. The startled robot transformed to confront them, but collapsed from exhaustion, being little more than a week old. Unfortunately, all this activity attracted the attention of the anti-Transformer [[Black Block Consortia]], and the aliens opened fire on the robot and killed it. {{storylink\|An Axe to Break the Ice}} The Consortia took the Infinite's remains, but its self-repair abilities restored it to life. Subsequently, [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]] and his team re-acquired the Infinite from the Consortia, and took it back to their master. {{storylink\|Chasing the Infinite}}

	When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]]~~'s endgame~~ was the Infinites. Scorponok scoffed and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}		When bound by [[Scorponok (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Scorponok]], [[Grimlock (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Grimlock]] assumed the ex-[[Decepticon]] was the Grand Architect with the Infinites being his endgame. Scorponok scoffed at that and dismissed the Infinites as a distraction from his true project, the [[Firstborn]]. {{storylink\|Kill All 'Cons}}

	The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}}		The Grand Architect eventually mass-produced a fleet's worth of Infinites, having them transform into starships to fight off the [[Functionist Council]]'s recon ships. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} The Infinites' self-healing powers were insufficient to save them from fighting off the Functionists' avatar of Primus, with Flame casually noting half of the Infinite fleet was dead. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

	==See also==		==See also==

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