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Saix at 16:24, 19 July 2023

2023-07-19T16:24:35Z

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Saix at 17:34, 14 September 2018

2018-09-14T17:34:56Z

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	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

	The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded ~~from existence~~. {{storylink\|Those Who Resist}} {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}		The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded to nothingness. {{storylink\|Those Who Resist}} {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]

Abates: /* Macrocosmic Seekers */

2018-04-21T04:24:59Z

Macrocosmic Seekers

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===		===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===
	Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impending freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}		Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impending freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

Saix: /* ''Macrocosmic Seekers'' */replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

2016-02-27T06:31:57Z

''Macrocosmic Seekers'': replaced: [[Hot Rod (G1) → [[Hot Rod

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===		===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===
	Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impending freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod ~~(G1)~~\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}		Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impending freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

74.110.211.53: /* Macrocosmic Seekers */

2012-03-29T02:04:57Z

Macrocosmic Seekers

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===		===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===
	Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the ~~impeding~~ freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}		Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impending freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

Interrobang at 02:56, 24 November 2011

2011-11-24T02:56:23Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===		===''Macrocosmic Seekers''===
	Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impeding freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|True ~~Value of Treasure~~}}		Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impeding freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

Interrobang at 02:56, 24 November 2011

2011-11-24T02:56:03Z

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	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

	The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Those Who Resist}} {{storylink\|True ~~Value of Treasure~~}}		The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Those Who Resist}} {{storylink\|A Treasure's True Worth}}

	[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]

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	Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impeding freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}		Millions of years before [[2010]], the Seeker was a Quintesson, one of many using the [[Transformer]]s they created as slaves. The Seeker was unique among his race in that he saw the potential for evolution and the impeding freedom of the Transformers. Mocked for his beliefs and fearing the [[Autobot Rebellion\|robot rebellion]], the Seeker left his race behind. He then became engrossed in the task of collecting all there was to know about the [[Universe (universe)\|Universe]]. In the process, he shed his body and his consciousness became one with the data on his fortress spaceship. He eventually returned to his home galaxy and discovered that, true to his predictions, the Transformers had evolved beyond their original status. Four—[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]], and [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]]—in particular interested the Seeker due to their evolution at the hands of greater forces—[[Unicron]] and the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}

	The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|~~Everlasting~~ Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|~~Bereft of the~~ Treasure}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}		The Seeker sensed that the four Transformers he desired converged onto the planet of [[Junkion (planet)\|Junk]], thanks in part to [[Scrapheap (G1)\|Scrapheap]], and sent his spaceship to the planet. {{storylink\|Unending Battle}} Once at the planet, the Seeker called out for the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s to cease their battle and abducted the four he sought, along with [[Kup (G1)\|Kup]] and Scrapheap. The entity placed his objects of desire into four tubes and left the other two elsewhere on the ship. Regardless, the [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] and the Autobot found their way to the chamber with the tubes. {{storylink\|A Treasure Lost}} The Seeker, amused with Scrapheap's similarity to himself, freely revealed his existence and explained that the four Transformers were kept in stasis at the exact moment where they changed forms, such as Hot Rod's evolution into Rodimus Prime. With this, the Seeker hoped to study their drastic rebirth eternally. Kup did not take kindly to the situation he found himself in and attempted to blast open the capsules, only to be punished by the Seeker accelerating his body to an (even more) decrepit, rusted old age. The Seeker attempted to appeal to Scrapheap's affection for the unique things in the Universe. Scrapheap admitted that the Seeker's machinations have brought about something unique, but the spark of Kup, a noble warrior, was more beautiful and unique. With this sentiment, Scrapheap punched open Rodimus Prime's capsule. {{storylink\|Eternal Moment}}

	The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|~~Resisting People~~}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}		The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Those Who Resist}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}

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	The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Resisting People}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}		The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Resisting People}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}
	~~==Notes==~~
	~~The Seeker's origin is coincidentally similar to that of the Ellimist and Crayak from [[Animorphs]].~~
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98.209.73.178 at 15:14, 25 July 2011

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	The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Resisting People}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}		The Hot Rod-Rodimus Prime being was burst out of the capsule, sending the Seeker into a fury. Using the ship's weapon systems, the Seeker attempted to attack the Autobots, only for their evasion to break open the Decepticons' capsules. Using Megatron-Galvatron's random blast, the Autobots escaped through a wall. {{storylink\|Time to Move}} The Seeker gave the Transformers one last chance to rejoin his collection, only to be rejected. Infuriated, the Seeker turned the weapon systems on the Transformers once again, resulting in the Transformers destroying more and more of the ship. This, in turn, had an adverse effect on the Seeker, whose very being and data were contained all throughout the ship. Cursing the Transformers for destroying so much knowledge, the Seeker reminisced back to his early existence as a Quintesson and faded from existence. {{storylink\|Resisting People}} {{storylink\|True Value of Treasure}}
			==Notes==
			The Seeker's origin is coincidentally similar to that of the Ellimist and Crayak from [[Animorphs]].
	[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]		[[Category:Generation 1 aliens]]
	[[Category:Japanese-original characters]]		[[Category:Japanese-original characters]]
	[[Category:Quintessons]]		[[Category:Quintessons]]
	[[Category:United characters]]		[[Category:United characters]]