Prowl & Chase - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Courtesy of the big JG1 timeline overhaul we can point these somewhere helpful now, and it's particularly beneficial for this branching stuff

2024-07-01T20:19:07Z

Courtesy of the big JG1 timeline overhaul we can point these somewhere helpful now, and it's particularly beneficial for this branching stuff

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	\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]]		\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]]
			\|chronology=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline#2005 2\|2005 (''Binaltech'' timeline)]]
	}}		}}

Ookalf: /* Synopsis */

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Synopsis

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	Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[unspace\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.		Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[unspace\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.

	Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!		Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl (TM2)\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

Sabrblade: /* References */

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References

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	*[[Source:Story of Binaltech#12\|Complete text of "Prowl & Chase"]]		*[[Source:Story of Binaltech#12\|Complete text of "Prowl & Chase"]]
	*[http://web.archive.org/web/20071103094736/http://www.bwtf.com/binaltech/prowl/booklet.shtml Author-endorsed translation of "Prowl & Chase"] at Ben's World of Transformers (archived)		*[http://web.archive.org/web/20071103094736/http://www.bwtf.com/binaltech/prowl/booklet.shtml Author-endorsed translation of "Prowl & Chase"] at Ben's World of Transformers (archived)
			*[[Source:Story of Binaltech#Author's Notes for Ch 12 "Prowl & Chase"\|Author's Notes for "Prowl & Chase"]]

	[[Category: Binaltech chapters]]		[[Category: Binaltech chapters]]

Fritz: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	* This chapter of the ''Binaltech'' story was printed in the [[pack-in material\|pack-in booklet]] included with the [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Prowl]] ''Binaltech'' toy.		* This chapter of the ''Binaltech'' story was printed in the [[pack-in material\|pack-in booklet]] included with the [[Prowl (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Prowl]] ''Binaltech'' toy.
	* Chip recalls the events of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]] episode "[[Roll for It]]".		* Chip recalls the events of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]] episode "[[Roll for It]]".
	* It is noted that when the Binaltech shell was originally going to serve as a secondary unit for Prowl, it went by the name "[[Prowl 2]]", in reference to the 2001 ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in ~~Disgise~~]]'' figure of the same name. Like [[Mirage (RID)\|Mirage]] before him, ''RiD'' [[Prowl (RID)\|Prowl]] had two toys without any explanation, and as he did in "[[GT Units Online!]]", Ichikawa again suggests the Genetronic Translink system as an explanation for this.		* It is noted that when the Binaltech shell was originally going to serve as a secondary unit for Prowl, it went by the name "[[Prowl 2]]", in reference to the 2001 ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' figure of the same name. Like [[Mirage (RID)\|Mirage]] before him, ''RiD'' [[Prowl (RID)\|Prowl]] had two toys without any explanation, and as he did in "[[GT Units Online!]]", Ichikawa again suggests the Genetronic Translink system as an explanation for this.
	** Years later via the Facebook version of [[Ask Vector Prime]], Ichikawa would flesh out the explanation for [[Prowl 2]].		** Years later via the Facebook version of [[Ask Vector Prime]], Ichikawa would flesh out the explanation for [[Prowl 2]].
	* Prowl's powers include the ability to change his appearance to match police cars from all around the world, in reference to the different decoes of the ''Binaltech'' and ''Alternators'' toys.		* Prowl's powers include the ability to change his appearance to match police cars from all around the world, in reference to the different decoes of the ''Binaltech'' and ''Alternators'' toys.


	==References==		==References==

AzimuthAcolyte: Updating in preparation for move

2022-05-13T03:10:23Z

Updating in preparation for move

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[unspace\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.		Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[unspace\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.

	Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!		Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!

AzimuthAcolyte: Source update

2022-05-02T02:13:22Z

Source update

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	* Prowl's powers include the ability to change his appearance to match police cars from all around the world, in reference to the different decoes of the ''Binaltech'' and ''Alternators'' toys.		* Prowl's powers include the ability to change his appearance to match police cars from all around the world, in reference to the different decoes of the ''Binaltech'' and ''Alternators'' toys.

	==~~External links~~==
	*[~~http~~:~~//www.fantofan.jp/photo%20gallery/binartech/bt-15/bt-15c.jpg~~ "Prowl & Chase" ~~in English at FantoFan~~]		==References==
	*[http://~~toys~~.~~tfw2005~~.com/~~bt-15-~~prowl-~~honda-integra-type-r-police-style-950~~ "Prowl & Chase" ~~in English~~ at ~~TFW2005]~~		*[[Source:Story of Binaltech#12\|Complete text of "Prowl & Chase"]]
			*[http://web.archive.org/web/20071103094736/http://www.bwtf.com/binaltech/prowl/booklet.shtml Author-endorsed translation of "Prowl & Chase"] at Ben's World of Transformers (archived)

	[[Category: Binaltech chapters]]		[[Category: Binaltech chapters]]

Saix at 23:36, 30 April 2022

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	\|seriesissue=''[[Story of Binaltech]]'' Chapter 12		\|seriesissue=''[[Story of Binaltech]]''<br>Chapter 12
	\|prev=Project Bodyshop		\|prev=Project Bodyshop
	\|next=Widow's Edge		\|next=Widow's Edge
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	\|japanese=プロール＆チェイス		\|japanese=プロール＆チェイス
	\|date=[[July 28]], [[2005]]		\|date=[[July 28]], [[2005]]
	\|packaged with=[[Prowl (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Prowl]]		\|packaged with=[[Prowl (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|BT-15 Prowl]]
	\|story=[[Hirofumi Ichikawa]]		\|story=[[Hirofumi Ichikawa]]
	\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]]		\|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]]

NexusShard17 at 18:38, 15 July 2021

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[~~transwarp~~\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.		Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[unspace\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.

	Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!		Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!

Saix at 18:41, 25 December 2020

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	\|seriesissue=''[[Story of Binaltech]]'' Chapter 12		\|seriesissue=''[[Story of Binaltech]]'' Chapter 12
	\|prev=Project Bodyshop		\|prev=Project Bodyshop
	\|next=~~Darkest Hour (prose)~~		\|next=Widow's Edge
	\|title="Prowl & Chase"		\|title="Prowl & Chase"
	\|japanese=プロール＆チェイス		\|japanese=プロール＆チェイス

Saix: The story doesn't actually use "Spark".

2018-10-31T04:43:15Z

The story doesn't actually use "Spark".

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's [[spark]] out his body, through [[transwarp\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's ~~spark~~ is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.		Things are looking up for the [[Autobot]]s: with [[Decepticon]] activity at a low on [[Earth]], the heroic robots are able to get proactive, and set out in search of their enemies on other planets. On Earth, [[Wheeljack (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Wheeljack]]'s Project: Bodyshop sees production of [[Binaltech]] bodies accelerate, as personality data from other Autobots is installed within them so that they can function through use of the [[Genetronic Translink System]]. Things take a dark turn, however, when [[Prowl (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Prowl]] contacts Wheeljack in distress: he has located a Decepticon cell operating in the vicinity of [[Saturn]], and is now under heavy attack. Wheeljack attempts a risky maneuver with the GT System, using it to transfer Prowl's "[[spark\|life core]]" out his body, through [[transwarp\|subspace]], into the Binaltech shell in his lab intended to serve as Prowl's secondary body. Alas, the unstable subspace interlink collapses in mid-transit, and Prowl's core is lost to the impenetrable reaches of interdimensional space.

	Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!		Unable to recover the lost lifeforce of his friend, Wheeljack sinks into helplessness, until [[Chip Chase]] points out that Prowl's personality data has already been encoded into the Binaltech shell, and that it needs only a lifeforce to animate it. Although he believes that Prowl will one day return, Chip declares that the world needs the skills of Prowl, and, recalling his first contact with Prowl, when he controlled the Autobot's body from afar, makes a radical proposal: [[Prowl II\|transfer his lifeforce into the body]]!