Lithone (species) - Revision history

InitialTeeHee: Adding Animated section and category

2026-03-01T21:16:35Z

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	===''TransTech''===		===''TransTech''===
	An unnamed Lithonian served as a tour guide for non-Cybertronian newcomers to [[Axiom Nexus]]. She was assigned to [[G1 GoBots\|a team of GoBots]] due to their shared non-Cybertronian mechanical nature. {{storylink\|Withered Hope}}		An unnamed Lithonian served as a tour guide for non-Cybertronian newcomers to [[Axiom Nexus]]. She was assigned to [[G1 GoBots\|a team of GoBots]] due to their shared non-Cybertronian mechanical nature. {{storylink\|Withered Hope}}

			===''Animated'' cartoon===
			During the [[Great War (Animated)\|Great War]], the Lithons sent medical supplies to both sides. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

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			[[Category:Animated species]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 species]]		[[Category:Generation 1 species]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 cartoon species]]		[[Category:Generation 1 cartoon species]]

TimeLord11: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]		* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]
	* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.		* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.
	* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers ~~race~~ is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.		* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.
	* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].		* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].
	* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.		* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.

Saix: /* ''Generations Selects Special Comic'' */clean up, replaced: Finale Part 2 → Finale (2)

2024-02-22T22:55:04Z

''Generations Selects Special Comic'': clean up, replaced: Finale Part 2 → Finale (2)

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	===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====		====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====
	Among other robotic races, the Lithone were created by [[Primacron]]. He used the lifeforce of the [[Precursor World\|previous universe]] via the [[Primus#Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Oracle]] to grant them life. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale ~~Part 2~~\|Finale ~~Part 2~~}}		Among other robotic races, the Lithone were created by [[Primacron]]. He used the lifeforce of the [[Precursor World\|previous universe]] via the [[Primus#Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Oracle]] to grant them life. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale\|Finale}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====

Ookalf: /* Notes */

2022-09-06T06:21:28Z

Notes

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	[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]		[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]
	* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]		* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]
	* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.		* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.
	* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.		* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.
	* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].		* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].
	* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal ~~Heroes~~\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.		* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.
	* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.		* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.
	* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].		* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].

Monzo at 05:39, 6 September 2022

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]		[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]
	* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in "[[The Planet-Eater!]]~~", the first issue~~ of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.		* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]
	* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". ~~Other~~ later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were ~~all~~ descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.		* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.
			* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.
	* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].		* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].
	* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Heroes\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.		* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Heroes\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.
	* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.		* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.
	* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].		* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].
	* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]

	==References==		==References==

Cyberlink420 at 00:17, 11 September 2021

2021-09-11T00:17:52Z

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	==Games==		==Games==
	===''Transformers: Devastation''===		===''Transformers: Devastation''===
	While the planet Lithone was at one point completely uninhabited, a faction of Cybertronians emigrated there and established a colony after it was [[~~Eco-structuring~~\|cyberformed]] during the Mission of Cybertronian [[Expansion]], becoming the first Lithones. As he prepared to sabotage the ''[[Proudstar]]'', Kranix made plans to return to Lithone, the last place he had felt genuine pride in their mission. {{storylink\|Transformers: Devastation}}		While the planet Lithone was at one point completely uninhabited, a faction of Cybertronians emigrated there and established a colony after it was [[cyberforming\|cyberformed]] during the Mission of Cybertronian [[Expansion]], becoming the first Lithones. As he prepared to sabotage the ''[[Proudstar]]'', Kranix made plans to return to Lithone, the last place he had felt genuine pride in their mission. {{storylink\|Transformers: Devastation}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: /* Generations Selects Special Comic */

2021-04-30T22:16:31Z

Generations Selects Special Comic

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	===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====		====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====
	Among other robotic races, the Lithone were created by [[Primacron]]. He used the lifeforce of the [[Precursor ~~Universe~~\|previous universe]] via the [[Primus#Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Oracle]] to grant them life. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2\|Finale Part 2}}		Among other robotic races, the Lithone were created by [[Primacron]]. He used the lifeforce of the [[Precursor World\|previous universe]] via the [[Primus#Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Oracle]] to grant them life. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2\|Finale Part 2}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====

Saix: /* Generation 1 cartoon continuity */

2021-04-30T22:12:05Z

Generation 1 cartoon continuity

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
			====''Generations Selects Special Comic''====
			Among other robotic races, the Lithone were created by [[Primacron]]. He used the lifeforce of the [[Precursor Universe\|previous universe]] via the [[Primus#Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Oracle]] to grant them life. {{storylink\|Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Part 2\|Finale Part 2}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
	In the year [[2005]], the Lithone race was thought to be practically exterminated with the destruction of their homeworld by [[Unicron]]. {{storylink\|The Transformers: The Movie}}		In the year [[2005]], the Lithone race was thought to be practically exterminated with the destruction of their homeworld by [[Unicron]]. {{storylink\|The Transformers: The Movie}}

NexusShard17 at 19:30, 14 January 2020

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	==Games==		==Games==
	===''Transformers: Devastation''===		===''Transformers: Devastation''===
	While the planet Lithone was at one point completely uninhabited, a faction of Cybertronians emigrated there and established a colony after it was [[Eco-structuring\|cyberformed]] during the [[Mission of Cybertronian Expansion]], becoming the first Lithones. As he prepared to sabotage the ''[[Proudstar]]'', Kranix made plans to return to Lithone, the last place he had felt genuine pride in their mission. {{storylink\|Transformers: Devastation}}		While the planet Lithone was at one point completely uninhabited, a faction of Cybertronians emigrated there and established a colony after it was [[Eco-structuring\|cyberformed]] during the Mission of Cybertronian [[Expansion]], becoming the first Lithones. As he prepared to sabotage the ''[[Proudstar]]'', Kranix made plans to return to Lithone, the last place he had felt genuine pride in their mission. {{storylink\|Transformers: Devastation}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix: /* The Transformers cartoon */

2019-11-22T19:06:06Z

The Transformers cartoon

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	===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
	In the year 2005, the Lithone race was thought to be practically exterminated with the destruction of their homeworld. {{storylink\|The Transformers: The Movie}}		In the year [[2005]], the Lithone race was thought to be practically exterminated with the destruction of their homeworld by [[Unicron]]. {{storylink\|The Transformers: The Movie}}

	====''Victory'' cartoon====		====''Victory'' cartoon====

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	* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]		* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]
	* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.		* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.
	* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers ~~race~~ is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.		* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.
	* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].		* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].
	* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.		* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.

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	[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]		[[File:MetalHeroLithone.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|GENERIC METAL HERO: SAVIOR OF LITHONE! He kind of sucks at his job.]]
	* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]		* In a very early draft of ''The Transformers: The Movie'', Lithone was a planet of living rock creatures (explaining its name, from the Ancient Greek for stone, ''lithos''). [[Rock Lord\|Sounds familiar!]]
	* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.		* Lithones are shown to be capable of transformation in the [[The Planet-Eater!\|first issue]] of the [[Transformers: The Movie (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic adaptation]] of ''The Transformers: The Movie'' and the accompanying bios from the ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Transformers Universe]]'' books. This concept came from an earlier draft of the film script; the final film doesn't show them having any transformational abilities.
	* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.		* Whether any relationship exists between the Lithones and the Transformers race is uncertain, but as the aspect of the Lithones transforming was dropped from the final film, it strongly suggests against the idea. Season 3 of the cartoon would furthermore go on to establish additional non-Transformer robot races, such as the [[Xetaxxis]] and the [[Lanarq]] from "[[The Quintesson Journal]]". Conversely, some later fiction, such as ''Transformers: Devastation'', suggested that the Lithones were descendants of Cybertronian colonists who relocated to the previously uninhabited planet.
	* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].		* Despite being robots, tiny childlike Lithones are seen scampering about in a crowd scene. This [[Reproduction\|only raises questions]].
	* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal ~~Heroes~~\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.		* While the planet Lithone is being eaten by Unicron, a brief sequence features a generic Lithone who looks extremely different from the standard model, somewhere between a {{w\|Metal Hero Series\|Metal Hero}} and a Knight Saber from ''{{w\|Bubblegum Crisis}}''.
	* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.		* The Lithone models got recycled a few times for presumably non-Lithones. The [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]]s [[Nancy]] and "[[short Junkion]]" use Lithonian female and child models, and several members of the [[Hive (G1)\|Hive]] from "[[The Rebirth]]" use the models before they enter their new [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] suits. There are also Lithones visible in [[Iron Town]] in the [[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)\|''Victory'' cartoon]], but it's more likely given the context of Iron Town that these are indeed from Lithone.
	* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].		* "[[Space Pirates!]]" recycled the model for the Lithone escape craft seen in ''The Transformers: The Movie'', using it as a [[Quintesson]] [[Trident Attack Craft]].