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Cylasbreakdown: /* Synopsis */

2025-07-29T02:22:34Z

Synopsis

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	Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.		Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.

	Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted ~~that~~ by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.		Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.

	[[Thunder Mayhem\|"He'll be here '''''soon'''''."]]		[[Thunder Mayhem\|"He'll be here '''''soon'''''."]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Real-world references */

2024-11-15T14:02:57Z

Real-world references

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	* Elizabeth's history as a registered nurse and a former US Army field medic seems likely to be referencing the original intention for her character role to be served by [[Doc (Carla Greer)\|Carla "Doc" Greer]] from ''G.I. Joe''.		* Elizabeth's history as a registered nurse and a former US Army field medic seems likely to be referencing the original intention for her character role to be served by [[Doc (Carla Greer)\|Carla "Doc" Greer]] from ''G.I. Joe''.
	* Other inhabitants of Paradron include two of the "Fight or Flee" generics colored like the Crystal Gems Peridot and Garnet from ''{{w\|Steven Universe}}'', and Bender from ''{{w\|Futurama}}''.		* Other inhabitants of Paradron include two of the "Fight or Flee" generics colored like the Crystal Gems Peridot and Garnet from ''{{w\|Steven Universe}}'', and Bender from ''{{w\|Futurama}}''.
	~~{{-}}~~

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

Saix: /* Transformers references */clean up, replaced: ''Ask Vector Prime'' → Ask Vector Prime

2023-04-25T03:47:34Z

Transformers references: clean up, replaced: ''Ask Vector Prime'' → Ask Vector Prime

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Metalhawk's mention of a "holo-frame" and Vroom's attempt to explain that nearly blows their cover explains how the Pretenders are hiding as normal sized humans: using [[holomatter]] to simulate clothing (holomatter was introduced in IDW Publishing's 2005 comic continuity, starting with ''The Transformers: Infiltration''), and internal subspace generators to mass-shift down to human size. Vroom also refers to the Pretender shells as "[[technorganic\|techno-organic]]", a term usually used to refer to Transformers who mechanical and organic tissue fused as the cellular level, as seen in ''Beast Machines''.		* Metalhawk's mention of a "holo-frame" and Vroom's attempt to explain that nearly blows their cover explains how the Pretenders are hiding as normal sized humans: using [[holomatter]] to simulate clothing (holomatter was introduced in IDW Publishing's 2005 comic continuity, starting with ''The Transformers: Infiltration''), and internal subspace generators to mass-shift down to human size. Vroom also refers to the Pretender shells as "[[technorganic\|techno-organic]]", a term usually used to refer to Transformers who mechanical and organic tissue fused as the cellular level, as seen in ''Beast Machines''.
	* Paradron was a peaceful Cybertronian colony introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]". Among the inhabitants is Autobot [[Triple Changer]] Sandstorm, who was shown to be an inhabitant of the planet in "Fight or Flee", alongside the "Paradron communicator" (later named Playback by ''[[Ask Vector Prime]]'', after an Autobot from issue [[The Big Shutdown!\|#230-231]] of the Marvel UK ''The Transformers'' comic) and a number of the generic, nigh-featureless Paradronians seen in a number of color schemes and shapes throughout the episodes, though a fair few were a yellow-tan color. However, see "errors" below.		* Paradron was a peaceful Cybertronian colony introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' episode "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]". Among the inhabitants is Autobot [[Triple Changer]] Sandstorm, who was shown to be an inhabitant of the planet in "Fight or Flee", alongside the "Paradron communicator" (later named Playback by [[Ask Vector Prime]], after an Autobot from issue [[The Big Shutdown!\|#230-231]] of the Marvel UK ''The Transformers'' comic) and a number of the generic, nigh-featureless Paradronians seen in a number of color schemes and shapes throughout the episodes, though a fair few were a yellow-tan color. However, see "errors" below.

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

Saix: /* Synopsis */clean up, replaced: Wrecker → Wrecker

2023-01-20T18:23:34Z

Synopsis: clean up, replaced: Wrecker → Wrecker

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	Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...		Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...

	Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.		Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.

	Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted that by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.		Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted that by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.

Saix: clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (2)

2021-09-20T00:31:11Z

clean up, replaced: Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (2)

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...		Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...

	Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.		Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.
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	\|h1=[[Autobot]]s		\|h1=[[Autobot]]s
	\|c1=		\|c1=
	*[[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] (1)		*[[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] (1)
	*[[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] (2)		*[[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] (2)
	*[[Vroom (G1)\| Vroom]] (4)		*[[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] (4)
	*[[Playback]] (10)		*[[Playback]] (10)
	*[[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] (11)		*[[Sandstorm (G1)\|Sandstorm]] (11)

Ookalf: /* Quotes */

2020-06-17T22:45:03Z

Quotes

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	'''Impactor''': I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this..."		'''Impactor''': I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this...
	<br>'''Lifeline''': It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die."		<br>'''Lifeline''': It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die.
	<br>'''Impactor''': Then he should be '''dead!'''"		<br>'''Impactor''': Then he should be '''dead!'''

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ookalf: /* Quotes */

2020-06-17T22:44:31Z

Quotes

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	'''Impactor''':"I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this..."		'''Impactor''': I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this..."
	<br>'''Lifeline''':"It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die."		<br>'''Lifeline''': It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die."
	<br>'''Impactor''':"Then he should be '''dead!'''"		<br>'''Impactor''': Then he should be '''dead!'''"

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Escargon: /* Continuity notes */

2020-05-15T00:44:33Z

Continuity notes

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	* A man at the police station is wearing a shirt with an Autobot symbol with text reading "I STILL BELIEVE", indicating that not all of humanity is glad to be rid of the Transformers, as opposed to the signs seen last issue.		* A man at the police station is wearing a shirt with an Autobot symbol with text reading "I STILL BELIEVE", indicating that not all of humanity is glad to be rid of the Transformers, as opposed to the signs seen last issue.
	* One of the detectives notes that the captain still has nightmares about the Transformers with her, "Jed, Allan and Sam," indicating that the captain is Robin Lindley of the [[Spacehikers]], a group of children caught up with the Autobots seen in several issues of the original Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, introduced in issue [[Child's Play (issue)\|#35]].		* One of the detectives notes that the captain still has nightmares about the Transformers with her, "Jed, Allan and Sam," indicating that the captain is Robin Lindley of the [[Spacehikers]], a group of children caught up with the Autobots seen in several issues of the original Marvel ''The Transformers'' comic, introduced in issue [[Child's Play (issue)\|#35]].
	* The other detective (the one who flirts with Elizabeth) notes that her brother used to be a member of [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|~~RAAT~~]] and a [[Armored Robot Hunters\|~~RUNT~~]] driver. RAAT, or Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team, was an organization created by the United States government government to hunt down Transformers, introduced in issue [[Aerialbots over America!\|#21]] of the Marvel comic. RUNT, or Armored Robot Hunters, was the replacement for RAAT dedicated to fighting Decepticons, introduced in the ''Classics'' "[[Crossing Over]]" storyline.		* The other detective (the one who flirts with Elizabeth) notes that her brother used to be a member of [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team\|R.A.A.T.]] and a [[Armored Robot Hunters\|R.U.N.T.]] driver. RAAT, or Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team, was an organization created by the United States government government to hunt down Transformers, introduced in issue [[Aerialbots over America!\|#21]] of the Marvel comic. RUNT, or Armored Robot Hunters, was the replacement for RAAT dedicated to fighting Decepticons, introduced in the ''Classics'' "[[Crossing Over]]" storyline.
	* The identity of Impactor's "friend" will be revealed in "[[The Truth We Make]]", a prose story published a month after this comic came out, but its obvious from Lifeline's description of him as having "dual robot configurations" that he's Counterpunch, who had recently had his upcoming [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] toy revealed.		* The identity of Impactor's "friend" will be revealed in "[[The Truth We Make]]", a prose story published a month after this comic came out, but its obvious from Lifeline's description of him as having "dual robot configurations" that he's Counterpunch, who had recently had his upcoming [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service]] toy revealed.
	* Lifeline notes that Impactor's "friend" will wake up in a few breems, a measurement of time originally mentioned in issue [[The Smelting Pool!\|#17]] of the Marvel comic.		* Lifeline notes that Impactor's "friend" will wake up in a few breems, a measurement of time originally mentioned in issue [[The Smelting Pool!\|#17]] of the Marvel comic.

Escargon: /* Quotes */

2020-05-14T23:51:09Z

Quotes

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	:'''Impactor''':"I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this..."		'''Impactor''':"I brought him here for your '''help''', and instead you turn him into '''that!''' You say you abhor butchery but this..."
	:'''Lifeline''':"It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die."		<br>'''Lifeline''':"It was the '''only''' way to save him. It was this or let all of him die."
	:'''Impactor''':"Then he should be '''dead!'''"		<br>'''Impactor''':"Then he should be '''dead!'''"

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Escargon at 17:34, 14 May 2020

2020-05-14T17:34:58Z

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	'''While Spike and the Pretenders try to evade detection, Impactor tries to help ~~his~~ wounded friend.'''		'''While Spike and the Pretenders try to evade detection, Impactor tries to help a wounded "friend".'''

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.		Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.

	Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted ~~that~~ by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.		Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.

	[[Thunder Mayhem\|"He'll be here '''''soon'''''."]]		[[Thunder Mayhem\|"He'll be here '''''soon'''''."]]

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	Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...		Though the [[Mendez\|mugger]]'s bullet has done enough damage to splash some of his mech-fluids onto [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]]'s shirt, [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] is none the worse for wear, but the glowing blue wound in his chest has blown his disguise. Terrified at the revelation that the "man" he shot isn't a man at all, the mugger shouts for the others to stay back, but [[Vroom (G1)\|Vroom]] and [[Crossblades (G1)\|Crossblades]] restrain him before he can do anymore harm. The group is unsure what to do with the man now that he knows their secret, but before they can decide on anything, the police show up to arrest them all. Several hours later at the [[Merida Police Station]], Metalhawk has almost finished his self-repairing his [[Pretender]] shell, when two detectives show up to interrogate them. With the mugger-Mendez-unwilling to talk and implicate himself in any crime, the pair question the five. When asked about the mech-fluid on his shirt, Spike passes it off as being oil from the family he helped out of the car accident the previous day. Unimpressed, the pair then question them on several inconsistencies: a gunshot was heard by the officers and confirmed by ballistics, but neither a bullet or a ricochet strike was found at the scene. Vroom, worried, nearly blabs the Autobot's secret, but [[Lisa\|Elizabeth]] shuts him up, using her history as a field medic for the army to claim that she checked for wounds on everyone nearby. Satisfied, the detectives let them go, though one of them, attracted to Elizabeth, gives her cell phone number in case they can think of anything else, to her partner's annoyance. The group prepares to leave, as Metalhawk listens to the detectives discuss how they hope the "robots" never come back...

	Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.		Several galaxies away, on the mechanical paradise of [[Paradron]], hidden from sensors by the [[Stremus Nebula]], former [[Wreckers\|Wrecker]] leader [[Impactor (G1)\|Impactor]] wanders through a marketplace. The Autobot grimly reflects on this world of "peace", believing that they've done nothing more than give up, considering that though they've outlawed weapons, none of them are willing to force Impactor to remove his. Returning to [[Lifeline (G1)\|Lifeline]]'s medical center, the medic's snide attempts to aggravate Impactor are ignored, as she leads him to her patient, Impactor's [[Punch (G1)\|"friend"]]. Lifeline explains that the patient suffered damage that, normally, would be fatal. However, thanks to his dual-robot mode, they were able to save him...by removing the most damaged robot mode. Disgusted, Impactor refuses to listen to Lifeline's explanation that it was either this or death, and storms out...only to force himself to turn around.

	Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted that by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.		Back on Earth, the freed [[Ramjet (Universe)\|Ramjet]] surveys the land as the sun rises, disgusted that by the humans inhabiting this universe that serves as his prison, vowing to find the source of power he detected and free himself. At the police station, Spike and the others prepare to leave, when the man who observed them the other day confronts them, realizing that some of them are robots from Cybertron. Ignoring Vroom's feigned incredulity, the "man" tells them that he doesn't care what they're doing, and that he has come to simply deliver a warning.