Mini-Con storage panel - Revision history

Saix: /* Foreign names */

2025-02-21T08:02:00Z

Foreign names

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	[[Category:Armada technology]]		[[Category:Armada technology]]
			[[Category:Stasis technology]]
			[[Category:Storage media]]

Teletraan-X: Teletraan-X Text Replacement Transformers (PS2) => Transformers (Armada PS2)

2023-12-29T06:42:16Z

Teletraan-X Text Replacement Transformers (PS2) => Transformers (Armada PS2)

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	[[Image:MiniPanel-Game.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|This is nice, guys, but I was honestly expecting a stripper.]]		[[Image:MiniPanel-Game.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|This is nice, guys, but I was honestly expecting a stripper.]]

	In [[Transformers (PS2)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.		In [[Transformers (Armada PS2)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.

	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

NexusShard17 at 16:20, 15 July 2021

2021-07-15T16:20:16Z

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	[[Image:Mini-Con Disk01.JPG\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Eet's wafer theen!]]		[[Image:Mini-Con Disk01.JPG\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Eet's wafer theen!]]

	In order to transport the vast numbers of [[Mini-Con]]s safely inside the ''[[Exodus (Armada)\|Exodus]]'' during its journey through [[transwarp]] ~~space~~, most Mini-Cons were converted into energy and stored inside glowing green pentagonal capacitors that bear the Mini-Cons' sigil.		In order to transport the vast numbers of [[Mini-Con]]s safely inside the ''[[Exodus (Armada)\|Exodus]]'' during its journey through [[unspace\|transwarp space]], most Mini-Cons were converted into energy and stored inside glowing green pentagonal capacitors that bear the Mini-Cons' sigil.

	These storage panels are generally very sturdy, able to survive extreme conditions, including the heat of atmospheric re-entry. Mini-Con panels have been found at the bottom of the ocean, buried in tons of solid rock, in arctic ice fields, even on Earth's Moon, without even a hint of damage, the Mini-Cons within as healthy as the day they first entered the panels. While it takes a lot to damage a Mini-Con panel, it ''can'' be done.		These storage panels are generally very sturdy, able to survive extreme conditions, including the heat of atmospheric re-entry. Mini-Con panels have been found at the bottom of the ocean, buried in tons of solid rock, in arctic ice fields, even on Earth's Moon, without even a hint of damage, the Mini-Cons within as healthy as the day they first entered the panels. While it takes a lot to damage a Mini-Con panel, it ''can'' be done.

Fanofcoolstuff27 at 03:03, 18 February 2021

2021-02-18T03:03:48Z

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	Freeing a Mini-Con from its panel is not always easy. Sometimes all it takes is the will of the one who holds the panel. In some cases, such as that of the Mini-Cons who composed the [[Star Saber (Armada)\|Star Saber]], all three Mini-Cons needed to be activated at once. And sometimes, the panels simply release the Mini-Con within on its own without a definite outside influence.		Freeing a Mini-Con from its panel is not always easy. Sometimes all it takes is the will of the one who holds the panel. In some cases, such as that of the Mini-Cons who composed the [[Star Saber (Armada)\|Star Saber]], all three Mini-Cons needed to be activated at once. And sometimes, the panels simply release the Mini-Con within on its own without a definite outside influence.

	In some respects, the panels had something of a "reset" program attached to them. When a Mini-Con was awakened from their panel, their built-in "[[~~servility program~~]]" kicked in, forming a mental bond to the being that released them from the panel, regardless of their mental state and programming directives before they entered the panel. Mini-Cons awakened by other Mini-Cons did not seem to form any special bond, however. Since the activation of the [[Master Key]] and the elimination of the ~~servility program~~ and other directives in the Mini-Cons' core program, this "reset" feature of the panels was eliminated as well, and any Mini-Cons who still rest inside the panels will awaken as truly free machines.		In some respects, the panels had something of a "reset" program attached to them. When a Mini-Con was awakened from their panel, their built-in "[[Servility Program]]" kicked in, forming a mental bond to the being that released them from the panel, regardless of their mental state and programming directives before they entered the panel. Mini-Cons awakened by other Mini-Cons did not seem to form any special bond, however. Since the activation of the [[Master Key]] and the elimination of the Servility Program and other directives in the Mini-Cons' core program, this "reset" feature of the panels was eliminated as well, and any Mini-Cons who still rest inside the panels will awaken as truly free machines.

	=="Unicron" Panels==		=="Unicron" Panels==

NexusShard17 at 20:10, 27 February 2020

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	[[Category:Armada technology]]		[[Category:Armada technology]]
	~~[[Category:Mini-Cons]]~~

Abates at 11:13, 2 July 2012

2012-07-02T11:13:36Z

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	[[Image:MiniPanel-Uni.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|"I see your twenty and raise you an evil Mini-Con."]]		[[Image:MiniPanel-Uni.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|"I see your twenty and raise you an evil Mini-Con."]]

	Mini-Cons that have been captured and reformatted by [[Fixer Bug~~\|Fixer Bugs~~]] are stored in a different style of storage panel, notable for its more sinister shape and ominous glowing-red Mini-Con sigil. Once released from these panels, the Mini-Cons have lost their souls (cutting them off from the [[Linkage (dimension)\|Linkage]] forever), and are ultimately little more than slaves to the will of [[Unicron]].		Mini-Cons that have been captured and reformatted by [[Fixer Bug]]s are stored in a different style of storage panel, notable for its more sinister shape and ominous glowing-red Mini-Con sigil. Once released from these panels, the Mini-Cons have lost their souls (cutting them off from the [[Linkage (dimension)\|Linkage]] forever), and are ultimately little more than slaves to the will of [[Unicron]].

	These panels are created from the same energy/matter as the Fixer Bug itself; once the Bug attaches to its victim, it absorbs the Mini-Con as energy, then converts its own mass into the shape of the storage panel.		These panels are created from the same energy/matter as the Fixer Bug itself; once the Bug attaches to its victim, it absorbs the Mini-Con as energy, then converts its own mass into the shape of the storage panel.
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	[[Image:MiniPanel-Game.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|This is nice, guys, but I was honestly expecting a stripper.]]		[[Image:MiniPanel-Game.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|This is nice, guys, but I was honestly expecting a stripper.]]

	In [[Transformers (~~Melbourne House~~)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.		In [[Transformers (PS2)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.

	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

Interrobang at 05:48, 8 August 2011

2011-08-08T05:48:20Z

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	In some respects, the panels had something of a "reset" program attached to them. When a Mini-Con was awakened from their panel, their built-in "[[servility program]]" kicked in, forming a mental bond to the being that released them from the panel, regardless of their mental state and programming directives before they entered the panel. Mini-Cons awakened by other Mini-Cons did not seem to form any special bond, however. Since the activation of the [[Master Key]] and the elimination of the servility program and other directives in the Mini-Cons' core program, this "reset" feature of the panels was eliminated as well, and any Mini-Cons who still rest inside the panels will awaken as truly free machines.		In some respects, the panels had something of a "reset" program attached to them. When a Mini-Con was awakened from their panel, their built-in "[[servility program]]" kicked in, forming a mental bond to the being that released them from the panel, regardless of their mental state and programming directives before they entered the panel. Mini-Cons awakened by other Mini-Cons did not seem to form any special bond, however. Since the activation of the [[Master Key]] and the elimination of the servility program and other directives in the Mini-Cons' core program, this "reset" feature of the panels was eliminated as well, and any Mini-Cons who still rest inside the panels will awaken as truly free machines.


	=="Unicron" Panels==		=="Unicron" Panels==
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	These panels are created from the same energy/matter as the Fixer Bug itself; once the Bug attaches to its victim, it absorbs the Mini-Con as energy, then converts its own mass into the shape of the storage panel.		These panels are created from the same energy/matter as the Fixer Bug itself; once the Bug attaches to its victim, it absorbs the Mini-Con as energy, then converts its own mass into the shape of the storage panel.

	{{-}}		{{-}}


	==Playstation 2 Game ==		==Playstation 2 Game ==
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	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

			==Notes==
			===Foreign names===
			*''Japanese:'' '''Micron Panel''' (マイクロンパネル ''Maikuron Paneru'')

	[[Category:Armada technology]]		[[Category:Armada technology]]
	[[Category:Mini-Cons]]		[[Category:Mini-Cons]]

Apoc at 08:28, 24 March 2011

2011-03-24T08:28:58Z

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	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

	~~{{-}}~~		[[Category:Armada technology]]


	[[Category:Armada]]
	[[Category:Mini-Cons]]		[[Category:Mini-Cons]]
	~~[[Category:Technology]]~~

LokitheGrammarNazi: /* Playstation 2 Game */ Editing edit from before I registered

2010-09-22T20:44:26Z

Playstation 2 Game: Editing edit from before I registered

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	In [[Transformers (Melbourne House)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.		In [[Transformers (Melbourne House)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.

	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con ~~sotrage~~ panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con storage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

	{{-}}		{{-}}

67.235.195.189: /* Playstation 2 Game */ Yes you can tell the difference between minicons and datacons. I used to play that game all the time.

2010-07-20T16:17:00Z

Playstation 2 Game: Yes you can tell the difference between minicons and datacons. I used to play that game all the time.

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	In [[Transformers (Melbourne House)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.		In [[Transformers (Melbourne House)\|the ''Armada'' video game]], Mini-Con storage panels retain their same basic pentagonal shape. However, when activated, they project a large paneled-sphere "container" above them, which dissipates as the top of the panel proper opens to reveal the Mini-Con within. It is unknown if the panel itself dissipates, or if it can be used again to store another Mini-Con.

	The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but ~~normally cannot~~ be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc.		The glow from a storage panel can be seen from great distances, but is difficult to be distinguished from the glow of a [[Data-Con]] disc. The only difference between these glows is that the Mini-Con sotrage panels have a halo of light in addition to its normal glow.

	{{-}}		{{-}}