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NexusShard17: Redirected page to Teletraan (disambiguation)

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Redirected page to Teletraan (disambiguation)

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	#REDIRECT [[~~Omega Supreme~~ (~~Animated~~)]]		#REDIRECT [[Teletraan (disambiguation)]]

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Starfield: Merged with Omega Supreme (Animated)

2010-07-16T19:21:33Z

Merged with Omega Supreme (Animated)

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	~~{{move\|Orion (Animated)}}~~
	~~...or alternately...~~
	~~{{merge\|~~Omega Supreme (Animated)}}
	~~{{disambig3\|Teletraan}}~~
	~~:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family~~]]~~.''~~

	~~[[Image:Teletran-1Animated.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|This is what happens if you die before you've paid up your union dues.]]~~
	'''''Teletran-1''''' is a relatively small (by Transformers standards) repair/maintenance vessel under the command of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]]. It is actually the body of the fallen [[Great War (Animated)\|Great War]] hero [[Omega Supreme (Animated)\|Omega Supreme]], though this fact is rarely spoken of directly. Its history doesn't seem to be a secret, but its crew generally refrains from saying more than that it "was once a military vessel".

	''Teletran-1'' has a crew of five, including its captain, and its systems are managed by a female-voiced artificial intelligence which is also addressed as "Teletran-1". The ship's equipment includes a set of six emergency stasis pods, an extendable boarding/docking tube, and a pair of large manipulator arms that emerge from roof panels and are controlled manually from the bridge. While it also possesses some offensive weaponry, these systems were disabled when it was turned into a repair ship. Its navigation protocols include automatic course-correction for navigating through obstructions such as asteroid fields. It is also meant to have an emergency defence system codenamed "Omega," but in the interests of conserving energon, said system is currently disabled. However, it still has active sensors for detecting unwanted or unauthorized invasion by foreign objects.

	{{note\|The ship's name is never stated cartoon - it's unknown if it even has a name besides Omega Supreme. When characters speak to its AI, they call it "Teletran-1", but traditionally that name has referred to [[Teletraan (disambiguation)\|computers]] and specifically NOT the [[Ark (G1)\|ship]] (or [[Autobot City\|other structure]]) the computers happen to be in. In fact, in two separate instances, the ship is specifically declared to be a separate entity from Teletran-1. However, in the [[Transformers Animated Volume 1\|comic adaptation]] [[micro-continuity]], the ship is referred to as "Teletran-1".}}

	~~==Fiction==~~
	~~===''Animated'' cartoon===~~
	~~:''Voice actor:'' [[Tara Strong]] (English), [[Ayahi Takagaki]] (Japanese), [[Agnieszka Wajs]] (Polish), [[Silvia Mißbach]] (German)~~

	~~[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]~~
	When the war hero Omega Supreme fell in combat, his body was retrofitted as a maintenance ship.{{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} Long after the war, while piloting the ship on a standard [[space bridge]] repair mission in a remote sector of Autobot-controlled space, Optimus Prime and his crew discovered the lost, legendary [[AllSpark (Animated)\|AllSpark]]. Almost immediately, they were located by the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]''. The Decepticons' leader, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], assaulted the Autobots' ship directly, attempting to melt through its hull, but he was sabotaged with a bomb by his lieutenant, [[Starscream (Animated)\|Starscream]]. After the bomb went off, the ship went careening through an asteroid field almost totally out of control. From within the ship's hold, the AllSpark activated a nearby space bridge portal, which exploded after the ship plunged through it.

	The ship emerged from of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and the ship crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. The ship remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}

	~~[[Image:Ark in mountain.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|Time to reorient the furniture 45 degrees.]]~~
	Ultimately, Ratchet was forced to take the vessel airborne, first to evade the Decepticons, and subsequently to try to transport the AllSpark offworld. Both of these attempts failed, resulting in the ship ultimately crashing into the caldera of the dormant volcano on [[Dinobot Island (Animated)\|Dinobot Island]]. {{storylink\|Megatron Rising - Part 2}}

	And there it remained until Optimus Prime, fearful of Megatron gaining a working space bridge, ordered Ratchet to activate the ship's true nature. {{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part I}} Through "open [[spark]] surgery," using four AllSpark fragments and making heavy use of the Key, Ratchet managed to revive Omega Supreme, who transformed back into robot mode and rejoined the battle against the Decepticons. What became of the AI that had been running the ship is unknown. {{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}}

	~~==Notes==~~
	*At [[BotCon 2007]], the [[Hasbro]] representatives repeatedly named this ship the ''[[Ark (disambiguation)\|Ark]]''. At [[BotCon 2008]], lead writer [[Marty Isenberg]] claimed the ship is not the ''Ark'', but merely a repair vessel. However, lead artist [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] immediately responded that it very much ''is'' the ''Ark'' (a conversation that some fan sites failed to report accurately). The model sheet for the ship even labels it the ''Ark''. However, as noted above, the comic adaptation treats both the ship and its semi-sentient onboard computer system as a single entity, ''Teletran-1'', and its [[canon]]icity as published fiction trumps the other sources.
	*On the other hand, in the episode [[TransWarped]] Bumblebee says "We don't have Teletran-1 'cause we don't have a ship", confirming that they're not the same thing in the cartoon continuity. [[The AllSpark Almanac]] would later confirm that Teletran-1 is indeed just the A.I. in this continuity.
	*This of course isn't the [[Ark (G1)\|first Autobot ship]] to end up embedded in the craggy face of a [[Mount St. Hilary\|dormant volcano]].
	*The non-traditional manner of rendering Teletran-1's name (hyphenated, with one only "a" and an arabic numerial instead of a roman I) is more than likely derived from [[Dorling Kindersley]]'s ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', which misspelled the name of the computer's Generation 1 counterpart in this fashion.

	~~[[Category:Animated characters]]~~
	[[Category:Computers]]		[[Category:Computers]]
	~~[[Category:Starships]]~~

JW: Or, merge?

2010-07-15T18:39:36Z

Or, merge?

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			{{merge\|Omega Supreme (Animated)}}
	{{disambig3\|Teletraan}}		{{disambig3\|Teletraan}}
	:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

JW: Move to "Orion".

2010-07-15T18:04:40Z

Move to "Orion".

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	:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

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	:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship in the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[Image:Teletran-1Animated.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|This is what happens if you die before you've paid up your union dues.]]		[[Image:Teletran-1Animated.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|This is what happens if you die before you've paid up your union dues.]]

DrSpengler: /* Animated cartoon */

2010-03-21T00:07:38Z

Animated cartoon

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	:''Voice actor:'' [[Tara Strong]] (English), [[Agnieszka Wajs]] (Polish), [[Silvia Mißbach]] (German)		:''Voice actor:'' [[Tara Strong]] (English), [[Ayahi Takagaki]] (Japanese), [[Agnieszka Wajs]] (Polish), [[Silvia Mißbach]] (German)

	[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]		[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]

Jimsorenson: Revising the note to better reflect the actual situation.

2009-11-18T18:11:47Z

Revising the note to better reflect the actual situation.

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	''Teletran-1'' has a crew of five, including its captain, and its systems are managed by a female-voiced artificial intelligence which is also addressed as "Teletran-1". The ship's equipment includes a set of six emergency stasis pods, an extendable boarding/docking tube, and a pair of large manipulator arms that emerge from roof panels and are controlled manually from the bridge. While it also possesses some offensive weaponry, these systems were disabled when it was turned into a repair ship. Its navigation protocols include automatic course-correction for navigating through obstructions such as asteroid fields. It is also meant to have an emergency defence system codenamed "Omega," but in the interests of conserving energon, said system is currently disabled. However, it still has active sensors for detecting unwanted or unauthorized invasion by foreign objects.		''Teletran-1'' has a crew of five, including its captain, and its systems are managed by a female-voiced artificial intelligence which is also addressed as "Teletran-1". The ship's equipment includes a set of six emergency stasis pods, an extendable boarding/docking tube, and a pair of large manipulator arms that emerge from roof panels and are controlled manually from the bridge. While it also possesses some offensive weaponry, these systems were disabled when it was turned into a repair ship. Its navigation protocols include automatic course-correction for navigating through obstructions such as asteroid fields. It is also meant to have an emergency defence system codenamed "Omega," but in the interests of conserving energon, said system is currently disabled. However, it still has active sensors for detecting unwanted or unauthorized invasion by foreign objects.

	{{note\|The ship's name is ~~ambiguous in the~~ cartoon. When characters speak to its AI, they call it "Teletran-1", but traditionally that name has referred to [[Teletraan (disambiguation)\|computers]] and specifically NOT the [[Ark (G1)\|ship]] (or [[Autobot City\|other structure]]) the computers happen to be in. However, the [[Transformers Animated Volume 1\|comic adaptation]] ~~of the~~ [[~~Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|''Animated'' cartoon~~]] ~~clearly refers to~~ the ~~whole~~ ship as "Teletran-1".}}		{{note\|The ship's name is never stated cartoon - it's unknown if it even has a name besides Omega Supreme. When characters speak to its AI, they call it "Teletran-1", but traditionally that name has referred to [[Teletraan (disambiguation)\|computers]] and specifically NOT the [[Ark (G1)\|ship]] (or [[Autobot City\|other structure]]) the computers happen to be in. In fact, in two separate instances, the ship is specifically declared to be a separate entity from Teletran-1. However, in the [[Transformers Animated Volume 1\|comic adaptation]] [[micro-continuity]], the ship is referred to as "Teletran-1".}}

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*At [[BotCon 2007]], the [[Hasbro]] representatives repeatedly named this ship the ''[[Ark (disambiguation)\|Ark]]''. At [[BotCon 2008]], lead writer [[Marty Isenberg]] claimed the ship is not the ''Ark'', but merely a repair vessel. However, lead artist [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] immediately responded that it very much ''is'' the ''Ark'' (a conversation that some fan sites failed to report accurately). The model sheet for the ship even labels it the ''Ark''. However, as noted above, the comic adaptation treats both the ship and its semi-sentient onboard computer system as a single entity, ''Teletran-1'', and its [[canon]]icity as published fiction trumps the other sources.		*At [[BotCon 2007]], the [[Hasbro]] representatives repeatedly named this ship the ''[[Ark (disambiguation)\|Ark]]''. At [[BotCon 2008]], lead writer [[Marty Isenberg]] claimed the ship is not the ''Ark'', but merely a repair vessel. However, lead artist [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] immediately responded that it very much ''is'' the ''Ark'' (a conversation that some fan sites failed to report accurately). The model sheet for the ship even labels it the ''Ark''. However, as noted above, the comic adaptation treats both the ship and its semi-sentient onboard computer system as a single entity, ''Teletran-1'', and its [[canon]]icity as published fiction trumps the other sources.
	*On the other hand, in the episode [[TransWarped]] Bumblebee says "We don't have Teletran-1 'cause we don't have a ship", confirming that they're not the same thing in the cartoon continuity.		*On the other hand, in the episode [[TransWarped]] Bumblebee says "We don't have Teletran-1 'cause we don't have a ship", confirming that they're not the same thing in the cartoon continuity. [[The AllSpark Almanac]] would later confirm that Teletran-1 is indeed just the A.I. in this continuity.
	*This of course isn't the [[Ark (G1)\|first Autobot ship]] to end up embedded in the craggy face of a [[Mount St. Hilary\|dormant volcano]].		*This of course isn't the [[Ark (G1)\|first Autobot ship]] to end up embedded in the craggy face of a [[Mount St. Hilary\|dormant volcano]].
	*The non-traditional manner of rendering Teletran-1's name (hyphenated, with one only "a" and an arabic numerial instead of a roman I) is more than likely derived from [[Dorling Kindersley]]'s ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', which misspelled the name of the computer's Generation 1 counterpart in this fashion.		*The non-traditional manner of rendering Teletran-1's name (hyphenated, with one only "a" and an arabic numerial instead of a roman I) is more than likely derived from [[Dorling Kindersley]]'s ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', which misspelled the name of the computer's Generation 1 counterpart in this fashion.

Jimsorenson: /* Animated cartoon */ Since it's explicitly NOT named Teletran-1 in the cartoon continuity, we shouldn't call it that either.

2009-11-18T18:04:57Z

Animated cartoon: Since it's explicitly NOT named Teletran-1 in the cartoon continuity, we shouldn't call it that either.

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	[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]		[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]
	When the war hero Omega Supreme fell in combat, his body was retrofitted as ~~the~~ maintenance ship ~~''Teletran-1~~.'' {{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} Long after the war, while piloting ~~''Teletran-1''~~ on a standard [[space bridge]] repair mission in a remote sector of Autobot-controlled space, Optimus Prime and his crew discovered the lost, legendary [[AllSpark (Animated)\|AllSpark]]. Almost immediately, they were located by the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]''. The Decepticons' leader, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], assaulted the Autobots' ship directly, attempting to melt through its hull, but he was sabotaged with a bomb by his lieutenant, [[Starscream (Animated)\|Starscream]]. After the bomb went off, ~~''Teletran-1''~~ went careening through an asteroid field almost totally out of control. From within the ship's hold, the AllSpark activated a nearby space bridge portal, which exploded after the ship plunged through it.		When the war hero Omega Supreme fell in combat, his body was retrofitted as a maintenance ship.{{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} Long after the war, while piloting the ship on a standard [[space bridge]] repair mission in a remote sector of Autobot-controlled space, Optimus Prime and his crew discovered the lost, legendary [[AllSpark (Animated)\|AllSpark]]. Almost immediately, they were located by the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]''. The Decepticons' leader, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], assaulted the Autobots' ship directly, attempting to melt through its hull, but he was sabotaged with a bomb by his lieutenant, [[Starscream (Animated)\|Starscream]]. After the bomb went off, the ship went careening through an asteroid field almost totally out of control. From within the ship's hold, the AllSpark activated a nearby space bridge portal, which exploded after the ship plunged through it.

	~~''Teletran-1''~~ emerged ~~out~~ of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ~~''Teletran-1''~~ crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ~~''Teletran-1''~~ remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		The ship emerged from of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and the ship crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. The ship remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}		When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}

Jimsorenson: /* Notes */

2009-09-08T19:52:14Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*At [[BotCon 2007]], the [[Hasbro]] representatives repeatedly named this ship the ''[[Ark (disambiguation)\|Ark]]''. At [[BotCon 2008]], lead writer [[Marty Isenberg]] claimed the ship is not the ''Ark'', but merely a repair vessel. However, lead artist [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] immediately responded that it very much ''is'' the ''Ark'' (a conversation that some fan sites failed to report accurately). The model sheet for the ship even labels it the ''Ark''. However, as noted above, the comic adaptation treats both the ship and its semi-sentient onboard computer system as a single entity, ''Teletran-1'', and its [[canon]]icity as published fiction trumps the other sources.		*At [[BotCon 2007]], the [[Hasbro]] representatives repeatedly named this ship the ''[[Ark (disambiguation)\|Ark]]''. At [[BotCon 2008]], lead writer [[Marty Isenberg]] claimed the ship is not the ''Ark'', but merely a repair vessel. However, lead artist [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] immediately responded that it very much ''is'' the ''Ark'' (a conversation that some fan sites failed to report accurately). The model sheet for the ship even labels it the ''Ark''. However, as noted above, the comic adaptation treats both the ship and its semi-sentient onboard computer system as a single entity, ''Teletran-1'', and its [[canon]]icity as published fiction trumps the other sources.
	*On the other hand, in the episode [[TransWarped]] Bumblebee says "We don't have Teletran-1 'cause we don't have a ship", ~~which is either confirmation~~ that they're not the same thing ~~or extraordinarily redundant~~.		*On the other hand, in the episode [[TransWarped]] Bumblebee says "We don't have Teletran-1 'cause we don't have a ship", confirming that they're not the same thing in the cartoon continuity.
	*This of course isn't the [[Ark (G1)\|first Autobot ship]] to end up embedded in the craggy face of a [[Mount St. Hilary\|dormant volcano]].		*This of course isn't the [[Ark (G1)\|first Autobot ship]] to end up embedded in the craggy face of a [[Mount St. Hilary\|dormant volcano]].
	*The non-traditional manner of rendering Teletran-1's name (hyphenated, with one only "a" and an arabic numerial instead of a roman I) is more than likely derived from [[Dorling Kindersley]]'s ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', which misspelled the name of the computer's Generation 1 counterpart in this fashion.		*The non-traditional manner of rendering Teletran-1's name (hyphenated, with one only "a" and an arabic numerial instead of a roman I) is more than likely derived from [[Dorling Kindersley]]'s ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', which misspelled the name of the computer's Generation 1 counterpart in this fashion.

Interrobang at 21:30, 22 August 2009

2009-08-22T21:30:40Z

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	''Teletran-1'' emerged out of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ''Teletran-1'' crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ''Teletran-1'' remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		''Teletran-1'' emerged out of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ''Teletran-1'' crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ''Teletran-1'' remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}		When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}

	[[Image:Ark in mountain.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|Time to reorient the furniture 45 degrees.]]		[[Image:Ark in mountain.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|Time to reorient the furniture 45 degrees.]]

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	:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

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	:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship in the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Teletran-1 is a spaceship from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[Image:Teletran-1Animated.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|This is what happens if you die before you've paid up your union dues.]]		[[Image:Teletran-1Animated.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|This is what happens if you die before you've paid up your union dues.]]

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	[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]		[[Image:Teletran-1 bridge.jpg\|left\|300px\|thumb\|Just like Herman's Head, if Herman were a giant robot spaceship. And dead.]]
	When the war hero Omega Supreme fell in combat, his body was retrofitted as ~~the~~ maintenance ship ~~''Teletran-1~~.'' {{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} Long after the war, while piloting ~~''Teletran-1''~~ on a standard [[space bridge]] repair mission in a remote sector of Autobot-controlled space, Optimus Prime and his crew discovered the lost, legendary [[AllSpark (Animated)\|AllSpark]]. Almost immediately, they were located by the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]''. The Decepticons' leader, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], assaulted the Autobots' ship directly, attempting to melt through its hull, but he was sabotaged with a bomb by his lieutenant, [[Starscream (Animated)\|Starscream]]. After the bomb went off, ~~''Teletran-1''~~ went careening through an asteroid field almost totally out of control. From within the ship's hold, the AllSpark activated a nearby space bridge portal, which exploded after the ship plunged through it.		When the war hero Omega Supreme fell in combat, his body was retrofitted as a maintenance ship.{{storylink\|A Bridge Too Close, Part II}} Long after the war, while piloting the ship on a standard [[space bridge]] repair mission in a remote sector of Autobot-controlled space, Optimus Prime and his crew discovered the lost, legendary [[AllSpark (Animated)\|AllSpark]]. Almost immediately, they were located by the Decepticon warship ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]''. The Decepticons' leader, [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], assaulted the Autobots' ship directly, attempting to melt through its hull, but he was sabotaged with a bomb by his lieutenant, [[Starscream (Animated)\|Starscream]]. After the bomb went off, the ship went careening through an asteroid field almost totally out of control. From within the ship's hold, the AllSpark activated a nearby space bridge portal, which exploded after the ship plunged through it.

	~~''Teletran-1''~~ emerged ~~out~~ of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ~~''Teletran-1''~~ crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ~~''Teletran-1''~~ remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		The ship emerged from of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and the ship crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. The ship remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}		When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}

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	''Teletran-1'' emerged out of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ''Teletran-1'' crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ''Teletran-1'' remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		''Teletran-1'' emerged out of warp in low orbit over the planet Earth, with all hands still on board—along with Megatron. Once Prime managed to force Megatron out through the docking tube, he piloted the ship through its last stages of reentry, steering it clear of a populated area while the rest of the crew got into their emergency stasis pods. Once the ship was past the city and over water, Prime too got into a stasis pod, and ''Teletran-1'' crashed into Lake Erie. Fifty years later, an invading glob of nanites penetrated a crack in the hull, activating the ship's intruder alarm system, which wakened the crew. In the aftermath of investigating the glob and helping the natives it was threatening, the Autobots set up a base in an abandoned car factory in downtown [[Detroit]]. ''Teletran-1'' remained on the bottom of Lake Erie, should they need it. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}		When Decepticons tracking the AllSpark's energy signature became a problem, Optimus Prime ordered the Autobots to repair their ship so that it could be moved away from Earth. Ratchet was seen to speak to the ship as an "old friend," though not even its AI was active. Sari questioned this, but Ratchet became defensive, and in the end, all he would say was that the ship used to be a military vessel. This fact came in handy when the ship came under Decepticon attack; utilizing the [[AllSpark Key]], he was able to bring the decommissioned weapons systems back online and defeat them. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (episode)\|Lost and Found}}

	[[Image:Ark in mountain.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|Time to reorient the furniture 45 degrees.]]		[[Image:Ark in mountain.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|Time to reorient the furniture 45 degrees.]]