Personality component - Revision history

Thylacine 2000: Undo revision 1737023 by Arrow (talk) - not indicated to be anything but random wires / guts

2023-12-25T02:58:47Z

Undo revision 1737023 by Arrow (talk) - not indicated to be anything but random wires / guts

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	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
	[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]		[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]

	One time, Megatron got so furious with Starscream and his ideas that after collecting all the film containing the Decepticons except the negative, Megatron disables him by ripping his personality component out of his chest.{{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}

	At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

Arrow: /* The Transformers cartoon */

2023-12-25T02:00:07Z

The Transformers cartoon

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	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
	[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]		[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]

			One time, Megatron got so furious with Starscream and his ideas that after collecting all the film containing the Decepticons except the negative, Megatron disables him by ripping his personality component out of his chest.{{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}

	At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

Saix: clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

2021-09-20T01:02:59Z

clean up, replaced: Dai Atlas (Zone) → Dai Atlas (G1), Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

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	The personality component was what retained a Transformer's [[spark]], a fact discovered by [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] in [[2025]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}		The personality component was what retained a Transformer's [[spark]], a fact discovered by [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] in [[2025]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}

	After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

	====''Wings Universe''====		====''Wings Universe''====
	The ancient Transformers on Cybertron sealed the personality component of [[Brimstone (G1 Decepticon)\|Brimstone]], called the [[Heart of the Dragon]], in an urn. It was regarded as a powerful component, being capable of controlling the [[Metrotitan (~~Zone~~)\|Metrotitan]] as a body. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}} After taking control of the Decepticon army, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] intended to reduce the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s to their personality components and inter them in the Detention Center. {{storylink\|Battle Lines, Part 5}}		The ancient Transformers on Cybertron sealed the personality component of [[Brimstone (G1 Decepticon)\|Brimstone]], called the [[Heart of the Dragon]], in an urn. It was regarded as a powerful component, being capable of controlling the [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]] as a body. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}} After taking control of the Decepticon army, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] intended to reduce the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s to their personality components and inter them in the Detention Center. {{storylink\|Battle Lines, Part 5}}

	[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] sent [[Runabout (G1)\|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)\|Runamuck]] to find some personality components. Runamuck found some, though he complained that all the glowing pink cubes on Cybertron were hard to tell apart. {{storylink\|A Flash Forward, Part 2}}		[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] sent [[Runabout (G1)\|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)\|Runamuck]] to find some personality components. Runamuck found some, though he complained that all the glowing pink cubes on Cybertron were hard to tell apart. {{storylink\|A Flash Forward, Part 2}}

Cyberlink420 at 20:10, 27 October 2020

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	A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs ~~his or her~~ personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though they can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.		A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs their personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though they can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.

	Sometimes personality components look like [[energon cube]]s, and sometimes they look like inscrutable technical equipment covered in [[human]]-scale gauges and screens.		Sometimes personality components look like [[energon cube]]s, and sometimes they look like inscrutable technical equipment covered in [[human]]-scale gauges and screens.

Cyberlink420 at 19:52, 27 October 2020

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	A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though ~~he or she~~ can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.		A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though they can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.

	Sometimes personality components look like [[energon cube]]s, and sometimes they look like inscrutable technical equipment covered in [[human]]-scale gauges and screens.		Sometimes personality components look like [[energon cube]]s, and sometimes they look like inscrutable technical equipment covered in [[human]]-scale gauges and screens.

Saix: /* Legends comic */

2019-08-20T01:34:21Z

Legends comic

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	====''Legends'' comic====		====''Legends'' comic====
	[[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] ~~discovered that the personality component is what retained a Transformer's~~ [[~~spark~~]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}		The personality component was what retained a Transformer's [[spark]], a fact discovered by [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] in [[2025]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}

	After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

Abates: /* Legends comic */

2019-05-27T08:08:34Z

Legends comic

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	[[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] discovered that the personality component is what retained a Transformer's [[spark]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}		[[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] discovered that the personality component is what retained a Transformer's [[spark]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}

	After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

	====''Wings Universe''====		====''Wings Universe''====

Saix at 06:43, 2 May 2019

2019-05-02T06:43:25Z

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	~~:''A personality component is a piece of [[Transformer]] anatomy from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~

	A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though he or she can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.		A '''personality component''' is a part of a [[Transformer]]'s anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though he or she can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the [[Decepticon]]s have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.

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	~~[[Category:Generation 1~~ Transformer anatomy]]
	[[Category:Legends franchise]]		[[Category:Legends franchise]]
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Apoc at 11:30, 2 December 2018

2018-12-02T11:30:20Z

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	====''Legends'' comic====		====''Legends'' comic====
			[[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] discovered that the personality component is what retained a Transformer's [[spark]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}

	After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (Zone)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

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	[[Category:Generation 1 Transformer anatomy]]		[[Category:Generation 1 Transformer anatomy]]
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Omegatron: /* The Transformers cartoon */

2018-11-01T13:12:19Z

The Transformers cartoon

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	[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]		[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]

	At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an [{{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

	[[File:BrawlPersonalityComponent.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|For Brawl's personality, that actually looks pretty advanced.]]		[[File:BrawlPersonalityComponent.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|For Brawl's personality, that actually looks pretty advanced.]]

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	The personality component was what retained a Transformer's [[spark]], a fact discovered by [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] in [[2025]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}		The personality component was what retained a Transformer's [[spark]], a fact discovered by [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]] in [[2025]]. {{storylink\|The Road to Legends' Revival Chapter 2}}

	After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (~~Zone~~)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}		After [[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]]'s destruction at the hands of [[Dai Atlas (G1)\|Dai Atlas]], the integrated [[Full-Tilt (G1)\|Full-Tilt]] was reduced to a personality component, which was recovered by the [[Race Track Patrol]]. They brought it to the [[Metrosquad]], who modified the component into a small robot in the hopes that he could be used to recreate Trypticon. {{storylink\|LG-43 Trypticon Project Chapter}}

	====''Wings Universe''====		====''Wings Universe''====
	The ancient Transformers on Cybertron sealed the personality component of [[Brimstone (G1 Decepticon)\|Brimstone]], called the [[Heart of the Dragon]], in an urn. It was regarded as a powerful component, being capable of controlling the [[Metrotitan (~~Zone~~)\|Metrotitan]] as a body. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}} After taking control of the Decepticon army, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] intended to reduce the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s to their personality components and inter them in the Detention Center. {{storylink\|Battle Lines, Part 5}}		The ancient Transformers on Cybertron sealed the personality component of [[Brimstone (G1 Decepticon)\|Brimstone]], called the [[Heart of the Dragon]], in an urn. It was regarded as a powerful component, being capable of controlling the [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]] as a body. {{storylink\|Flames of Yesterday}} After taking control of the Decepticon army, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] intended to reduce the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s to their personality components and inter them in the Detention Center. {{storylink\|Battle Lines, Part 5}}

	[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] sent [[Runabout (G1)\|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)\|Runamuck]] to find some personality components. Runamuck found some, though he complained that all the glowing pink cubes on Cybertron were hard to tell apart. {{storylink\|A Flash Forward, Part 2}}		[[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]] sent [[Runabout (G1)\|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)\|Runamuck]] to find some personality components. Runamuck found some, though he complained that all the glowing pink cubes on Cybertron were hard to tell apart. {{storylink\|A Flash Forward, Part 2}}

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	[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]		[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1\|We've replaced Starscream's energon with Combaticon® brand personality components. Let's see what happens.]]

	At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an [{{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		At some point in the past, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] ordered a group of political prisoners known as the "[[renegade Decepticon]]s" stripped down to their personality components and put into storage on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In 1985, [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center in search of them, hoping to use them as an army to overthrow Megatron. He found them and took them to [[Earth]], where he installed them in abandoned [[World War II]] military vehicles. Doing so instantly caused the vehicles to reconfigure themselves into different, yet still human-based, forms (such as a {{w\|B-17 Flying Fortress\|B-17 bomber}} becoming a [[Blast Off (G1)\|space shuttle]] and an {{w\|F4U Corsair}} becoming a [[Vortex (G1)\|helicopter]]). Starscream called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s" and announced their names as they transformed to [[robot mode]], though it's unclear whether he was ''giving'' them these names or just acknowledging them. The Combaticons parlayed with their would-be benefactor, whom they didn't remember and to whom they felt little indebtedness for their freedom. Nevertheless, Starscream was still able to lead them against Megatron (with the help of a little blackmail). {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

	[[File:BrawlPersonalityComponent.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|For Brawl's personality, that actually looks pretty advanced.]]		[[File:BrawlPersonalityComponent.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.1\|For Brawl's personality, that actually looks pretty advanced.]]