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BerylRoll at 12:31, 14 May 2026

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	=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====		=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====
	The [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] charlatan [[Saberback]] claimed he could use magic, when in reality, his "magical" abilities were just the [[Angolmois Energy]]'s illusory effects. Unsurprisingly, some of his fellow Predacons were skeptical of his claims. After [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]] revealed what information he learned from [[Galvatron (BW)\|Galvatron]] about the Angolmois Energy and its mysterious abilities, Saberback admitted that it was the Angolmois that created the illusions and not him. {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}}		The [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] charlatan [[Saberback (BW)\|Saberback]] claimed he could use magic, when in reality, his "magical" abilities were just the [[Angolmois Energy]]'s illusory effects. Unsurprisingly, some of his fellow Predacons were skeptical of his claims. After [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]] revealed what information he learned from [[Galvatron (BW)\|Galvatron]] about the Angolmois Energy and its mysterious abilities, Saberback admitted that it was the Angolmois that created the illusions and not him. {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}}

	====''Alternity''====		====''Alternity''====

AzimuthAcolyte: Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

2026-04-08T21:47:58Z

Magmatron -> Magmatron (BW) update

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	=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====		=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====
	The [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] charlatan [[Saberback]] claimed he could use magic, when in reality, his "magical" abilities were just the [[Angolmois Energy]]'s illusory effects. Unsurprisingly, some of his fellow Predacons were skeptical of his claims. After [[Magmatron]] revealed what information he learned from [[Galvatron (BW)\|Galvatron]] about the Angolmois Energy and its mysterious abilities, Saberback admitted that it was the Angolmois that created the illusions and not him. {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}}		The [[Predacon (BW)\|Predacon]] charlatan [[Saberback]] claimed he could use magic, when in reality, his "magical" abilities were just the [[Angolmois Energy]]'s illusory effects. Unsurprisingly, some of his fellow Predacons were skeptical of his claims. After [[Magmatron (BW)\|Magmatron]] revealed what information he learned from [[Galvatron (BW)\|Galvatron]] about the Angolmois Energy and its mysterious abilities, Saberback admitted that it was the Angolmois that created the illusions and not him. {{storylink\|Chase the Mysterious Capsule}}

	====''Alternity''====		====''Alternity''====

Saix at 06:09, 23 February 2026

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	=====''Legends'' comic=====		=====''Legends'' comic=====
	[[Mindwipe (G1)\|Mindwipe]] used "ghost magic" to bring [[Devil Z]] back from the dead. {{storylink\|~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 34\|Bonus Edition Vol. 34~~}}		[[Mindwipe (G1)\|Mindwipe]] used "ghost magic" to bring [[Devil Z]] back from the dead. {{storylink\|LG34 Mindwipe}}

	=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====		=====''Beast Wars Neo''=====

BerylRoll at 21:48, 28 January 2026

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	The Dire Wraiths used their "dark magic" to shapeshift, [[Teleportation\|teleport]], and infect other living creatures with their mutative energies. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 1\|Shining Armor #1}} It did not share the Transformer-killing nature of Prysmosian magic; in fact, Wraiths could even be combined with Cybertronian biology to produce monstrous, albeit highly unstable, [[technorganic]] fusions. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 2\|Shining Armor #2}} {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 4\|Shining Armor #4}} This was of some interest to the demented Wraith "scientist" [[Vekktral]]; after his scheme failed, however, the surviving Wraiths agreed that they would eschew science and machinery in favor of their natural abilities. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 5\|Shining Armor #5}} When the Dire Wraiths discovered Earth and its supplies of Cybertronian-derived [[Ore-13]], they found that their various arcane powers were significantly amplified by exposure to the synthetic element. {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}}		The Dire Wraiths used their "dark magic" to shapeshift, [[Teleportation\|teleport]], and infect other living creatures with their mutative energies. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 1\|Shining Armor #1}} It did not share the Transformer-killing nature of Prysmosian magic; in fact, Wraiths could even be combined with Cybertronian biology to produce monstrous, albeit highly unstable, [[technorganic]] fusions. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 2\|Shining Armor #2}} {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 4\|Shining Armor #4}} This was of some interest to the demented Wraith "scientist" [[Vekktral]]; after his scheme failed, however, the surviving Wraiths agreed that they would eschew science and machinery in favor of their natural abilities. {{storylink\|Shining Armor issue 5\|Shining Armor #5}} When the Dire Wraiths discovered Earth and its supplies of Cybertronian-derived [[Ore-13]], they found that their various arcane powers were significantly amplified by exposure to the synthetic element. {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}}

	When Unicron finally awoke and attacked Cybertron, [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] called upon the [[Spectral Knight]]s to use their magic and teleport her people to safety. {{storylink\|Road's End}} During the final battle against Unicron, [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] gave his life to activate the Talisman, its magical energies consuming him but burning a path down to Unicron's core. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] followed the Talisman through the [[black hole]] at Unicron's centre, emerging in [[infraspace]] where the device's mystic energies destroyed its creation once Optimus had made peace with Unicron's creator. {{storylink\|Ceremony}}		When Unicron finally awoke and attacked Cybertron, [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] called upon the [[Spectral Knight]]s to use their magic and teleport her people to safety. {{storylink\|Road's End}} During the final battle against Unicron, [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] gave his life to activate the Talisman, its magical energies consuming him but burning a path down to Unicron's core. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] followed the Talisman through the [[Black hole (phenomenon)\|black hole]] at Unicron's centre, emerging in [[infraspace]] where the device's mystic energies destroyed its creation once Optimus had made peace with Unicron's creator. {{storylink\|Ceremony}}

	====''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''====		====''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''====

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

2025-05-25T15:31:57Z

Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

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	====2005 IDW continuity====		====2005 IDW continuity====
	In the earliest days of the [[Transformer]]s, some Cybertronians professed a belief in magic, including the barbarian warrior [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]], who once believed that the members of the [[Thirteen]] possessed supernatural powers. {{storylink\|The Crucible}} In truth, however, this was a lie, encouraged by the more decadent members of the Thirteen to ensure their hold over Cybertronian civilization would never falter. {{storylink\|Origin Myths}} According to [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]], however, the powerful [[Artifacts of the Primes\|artifacts]] that the Thirteen wielded in their heyday were beyond the ken of Cybertronian science; their universe-bending properties were, according to him, comparable to "metaphors made real". {{storylink\|Conquerors Part 1: Aphelion\|Aphelion}} Rationally-minded Transformers of the era, such as [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]], maintained that these powers were simply advanced science. {{storylink\|The Crucible}}		In the earliest days of the [[Transformer]]s, some Cybertronians professed a belief in magic, including the barbarian warrior [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]], who once believed that the members of the [[Thirteen]] possessed supernatural powers. {{storylink\|The Crucible}} In truth, however, this was a lie, encouraged by the more decadent members of the Thirteen to ensure their hold over Cybertronian civilization would never falter. {{storylink\|Origin Myths}} According to [[Alpha Trion]], however, the powerful [[Artifacts of the Primes\|artifacts]] that the Thirteen wielded in their heyday were beyond the ken of Cybertronian science; their universe-bending properties were, according to him, comparable to "metaphors made real". {{storylink\|Conquerors Part 1: Aphelion\|Aphelion}} Rationally-minded Transformers of the era, such as [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]], maintained that these powers were simply advanced science. {{storylink\|The Crucible}}

	Unbeknownst to Cybertronians, "true" magic ''did'' exist elsewhere in the cosmos, regarded by its practitioners as a fundamental truth of the universe that could be harnessed and wielded for good or evil. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} For reasons unknown, magic was almost entirely inimical to mechanical life; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} exposure to magic affected Transformers on a subatomic level by rapidly oxidizing their metallic components, causing necrotic symptoms, and, eventually, causing them to crumble to dust. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Likewise, Transformers were unable to process any kind of fuel that had been tainted by magic. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}}		Unbeknownst to Cybertronians, "true" magic ''did'' exist elsewhere in the cosmos, regarded by its practitioners as a fundamental truth of the universe that could be harnessed and wielded for good or evil. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} For reasons unknown, magic was almost entirely inimical to mechanical life; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} exposure to magic affected Transformers on a subatomic level by rapidly oxidizing their metallic components, causing necrotic symptoms, and, eventually, causing them to crumble to dust. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Likewise, Transformers were unable to process any kind of fuel that had been tainted by magic. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}}

Usfmm at 09:24, 23 May 2023

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	===''Transformers'' (2007)===		===''Transformers'' (2007)===
	[[File:BigMagicWashclothFront.jpg\|right\|125px\|thumb]]		[[File:BigMagicWashclothFront.jpg\|right\|125px\|thumb]]
	*'''Magic Washcloths''' (2006)		* '''Magic Washcloths''' (2006)
	:[[Magic Washcloths]] were made available that allegedly could "magically unfold".		:[[Magic Washcloths]] were made available that allegedly could "magically unfold".
	{{--}}		{{--}}

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Chōkon Power]]		* [[Chōkon Power]]
	*[[Devil Power]]		* [[Devil Power]]
	*[[Force\|The Force]]		* [[Force\|The Force]]
	*[[Star Power]]		* [[Star Power]]

	[[Category:Alternity]]		[[Category:Alternity]]

Fritz: /* 2005 IDW continuity */

2023-02-10T20:12:39Z

2005 IDW continuity

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	====2005 IDW continuity====		====2005 IDW continuity====
	In the earliest days of the [[Transformer]]s, some Cybertronians professed a belief in magic, including the barbarian warrior [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]], who once believed that the members of the [[Thirteen]] possessed supernatural powers. {{storylink\|The Crucible}} In truth, however, this was a lie, encouraged by the more decadent members of the Thirteen to ensure their hold over ~~Cybertronan~~ civilization would never falter. {{storylink\|Origin Myths}} According to [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]], however, the powerful [[Artifacts of the Primes\|artifacts]] that the Thirteen wielded in their heyday were beyond the ken of Cybertronian science; their universe-bending properties were, according to him, comparable to "metaphors made real". {{storylink\|Conquerors Part 1: Aphelion\|Aphelion}} Rationally-minded Transformers of the era, such as [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]], maintained that these powers were simply advanced science. {{storylink\|The Crucible}}		In the earliest days of the [[Transformer]]s, some Cybertronians professed a belief in magic, including the barbarian warrior [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]], who once believed that the members of the [[Thirteen]] possessed supernatural powers. {{storylink\|The Crucible}} In truth, however, this was a lie, encouraged by the more decadent members of the Thirteen to ensure their hold over Cybertronian civilization would never falter. {{storylink\|Origin Myths}} According to [[Alpha Trion (G1)\|Alpha Trion]], however, the powerful [[Artifacts of the Primes\|artifacts]] that the Thirteen wielded in their heyday were beyond the ken of Cybertronian science; their universe-bending properties were, according to him, comparable to "metaphors made real". {{storylink\|Conquerors Part 1: Aphelion\|Aphelion}} Rationally-minded Transformers of the era, such as [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]], maintained that these powers were simply advanced science. {{storylink\|The Crucible}}

	Unbeknownst to Cybertronians, "true" magic ''did'' exist elsewhere in the cosmos, regarded by its practitioners as a fundamental truth of the universe that could be harnessed and wielded for good or evil. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} For reasons unknown, magic was almost entirely inimical to mechanical life; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} exposure to magic affected Transformers on a subatomic level by rapidly oxidizing their metallic components, causing necrotic symptoms, and, eventually, causing them to crumble to dust. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Likewise, Transformers were unable to process any kind of fuel that had been tainted by magic. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}}		Unbeknownst to Cybertronians, "true" magic ''did'' exist elsewhere in the cosmos, regarded by its practitioners as a fundamental truth of the universe that could be harnessed and wielded for good or evil. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} For reasons unknown, magic was almost entirely inimical to mechanical life; {{storylink\|First Strike issue 0\|First Strike #0}} exposure to magic affected Transformers on a subatomic level by rapidly oxidizing their metallic components, causing necrotic symptoms, and, eventually, causing them to crumble to dust. {{storylink\|Schismatic}} {{storylink\|Cybertron No More}} Likewise, Transformers were unable to process any kind of fuel that had been tainted by magic. {{storylink\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1 (of 2)\|The Dead Come Home, Part 1}}

GobotsFanForever at 11:43, 8 December 2022

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	===''The Last Knight'' film===		===''The Last Knight'' film===
	The magic of the [[Staff of Merlin]] was in actuality just advanced Cybertronian technology. When [[Edmund Burton]] explained this to [[Viviane Wembly]] and [[Cade Yeager]], the former scoffed at the notion of magic while the latter was more believing, noting [[Hot Rod (DOTM)\|Hot Rod]] changing from a Citroen to a Lamborghini in seconds and also quoting Clarke's Third Law, impressing Viviane that he knew of it. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight}}		The magic of the [[Staff of Merlin]] was in actuality just advanced Cybertronian technology. When [[Edmund Burton]] explained this to [[Viviane Wembly]] and [[Cade Yeager]], the former scoffed at the notion of magic while the latter was more believing, noting [[Hot Rod (DOTM)\|Hot Rod]] changing from a Citroen to a Lamborghini in seconds and also quoting Clarke's Third Law, impressing Viviane that he knew of it. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight}}

	~~===''The Fairly OddParents'' social media content===~~
	[[Cosmo and Wanda]] can use their magic to turn into [[Transformer]]s and combine into a motorcycle [[Alternate mode\|alt mode]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=a MAGICAL conversion Transformers: #Earthspark NOW streaming on @ParamountPlus\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl2EIIzrKrE/\|name=@fairlyoddparents\|site=Instagram\|year=2022\|month=12\|day=06}}</ref>

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==
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	*[[Force\|The Force]]		*[[Force\|The Force]]
	*[[Star Power]]		*[[Star Power]]

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{reflist}}~~

	[[Category:Alternity]]		[[Category:Alternity]]

GobotsFanForever at 10:21, 7 December 2022

2022-12-07T10:21:56Z

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	*[[Star Power]]		*[[Star Power]]

	==~~Refernces~~==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

GobotsFanForever at 10:19, 7 December 2022

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	===''The Last Knight'' film===		===''The Last Knight'' film===
	The magic of the [[Staff of Merlin]] was in actuality just advanced Cybertronian technology. When [[Edmund Burton]] explained this to [[Viviane Wembly]] and [[Cade Yeager]], the former scoffed at the notion of magic while the latter was more believing, noting [[Hot Rod (DOTM)\|Hot Rod]] changing from a Citroen to a Lamborghini in seconds and also quoting Clarke's Third Law, impressing Viviane that he knew of it. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight}}		The magic of the [[Staff of Merlin]] was in actuality just advanced Cybertronian technology. When [[Edmund Burton]] explained this to [[Viviane Wembly]] and [[Cade Yeager]], the former scoffed at the notion of magic while the latter was more believing, noting [[Hot Rod (DOTM)\|Hot Rod]] changing from a Citroen to a Lamborghini in seconds and also quoting Clarke's Third Law, impressing Viviane that he knew of it. {{storylink\|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The Last Knight}}

			===''The Fairly OddParents'' social media content===
			[[Cosmo and Wanda]] can use their magic to turn into [[Transformer]]s and combine into a motorcycle [[Alternate mode\|alt mode]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=a MAGICAL conversion Transformers: #Earthspark NOW streaming on @ParamountPlus\|link=https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl2EIIzrKrE/\|name=@fairlyoddparents\|site=Instagram\|year=2022\|month=12\|day=06}}</ref>

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==
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	*[[Force\|The Force]]		*[[Force\|The Force]]
	*[[Star Power]]		*[[Star Power]]

			==Refernces==
			{{reflist}}

	[[Category:Alternity]]		[[Category:Alternity]]