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	''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to me. The fact that it cracked after Starscream's death is a reference to the common anime trait of objects breaking or cracking when something bad happens to someone close to another person. For example, a family portrait belonging to the hero's family falling/cracking in their presence when said hero is killed. Unless the whole "stone connected with Starscream's spark" was stated in the show, I'm calling "fanon" on that one. --[[User:Sabrblade\|Sabrblade]] 22:33, 16 December 2011 (EST)		''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to me. The fact that it cracked after Starscream's death is a reference to the common anime trait of objects breaking or cracking when something bad happens to someone close to another person. For example, a family portrait belonging to the hero's family falling/cracking in their presence when said hero is killed. Unless the whole "stone connected with Starscream's spark" was stated in the show, I'm calling "fanon" on that one. --[[User:Sabrblade\|Sabrblade]] 22:33, 16 December 2011 (EST)
			:This is a pretty old article and could stand to be rewritten to remove speculation and to match our current format. [[User:Interrobang\|—Interrobang]] 00:14, 17 December 2011 (EST)

Sabrblade: New page: ''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to ...

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New page: ''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to ...

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''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to me. The fact that it cracked after Starscream's death is a reference to the common anime trait of objects breaking or cracking when something bad happens to someone close to another person. For example, a family portrait belonging to the hero's family falling/cracking in their presence when said hero is killed. Unless the whole "stone connected with Starscream's spark" was stated in the show, I'm calling "fanon" on that one. --[[User:Sabrblade|Sabrblade]] 22:33, 16 December 2011 (EST)

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Interrobang at 05:14, 17 December 2011

Sabrblade: New page: ''Mysteriously, the stone set within the necklace appears to be tied to Starscream's spark in some way, as it cracked when he was destroyed by Unicron.'' - Yeah, that sounds like fanon to ...