Three-of-Twelve - Revision history

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	In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (facility)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}		In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (facility)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}

	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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The Functionist Universe: clean up, replaced: Cog (base) → Cog (facility), ." → "., typos fixed: Council → council (5)

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	====The Functionist Universe====		====The Functionist Universe====
	In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (~~base~~)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}		In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (facility)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}

	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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	:''Three-of-Twelve is a [[Transformer]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Three-of-Twelve is a [[Transformer]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|2005 IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:Three of twelve remembrance day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|He's here to chew gum and authenticate, and he's all out of mouths to chew gum with!]]		[[File:Three of twelve remembrance day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|He's here to chew gum and authenticate, and he's all out of mouths to chew gum with!]]
	'''Three-of-Twelve''' is a member of the [[Functionist Council]], where he fills the role of "Authenticator".		'''Three-of-Twelve''' is a member of the [[Functionist Council]], where he fills the role of "Authenticator".

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2005 IDW continuity

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	Some 200,000 years before the [[Great War (G1)\|war]], Three-of-Twelve was alerted by a "[[code 113]]" that a potential "[[Point One Percenter]]" ~~— the~~ first for ten ~~generations — had~~ been uncovered at the [[Thymesis Energon mining facility]] on [[Moonbase Two\|Luna 2]]. Having verified that the [[spark]] was indeed viable, Three-of-Twelve rewarded [[Momus]], the site's foreman, by reclassifying him as being "[[Alternate mode\|alt mode]] exempt" then coldly informed the [[Frak\|hapless]] [[Rushcut\|miners]] who had first uncovered the spark that they had about six hours to live. {{storylink\|Remembrance Day}}		Some 200,000 years before the [[Great War (G1)\|war]], Three-of-Twelve was alerted by a "[[code 113]]" that a potential "[[Point One Percenter]]"—the first for ten generations—had been uncovered at the [[Thymesis Energon mining facility]] on [[Moonbase Two\|Luna 2]]. Having verified that the [[spark]] was indeed viable, Three-of-Twelve rewarded [[Momus]], the site's foreman, by reclassifying him as being "[[Alternate mode\|alt mode]] exempt" then coldly informed the [[Frak\|hapless]] [[Rushcut\|miners]] who had first uncovered the spark that they had about six hours to live. {{storylink\|Remembrance Day}}

	====The Functionist Universe====		====The Functionist Universe====

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	:''Three-of-Twelve is a [[Transformer]] from the [[IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Three-of-Twelve is a [[Transformer]] from the [[2005 IDW continuity\|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:Three of twelve remembrance day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|He's here to chew gum and authenticate, and he's all out of mouths to chew gum with!]]		[[File:Three of twelve remembrance day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|He's here to chew gum and authenticate, and he's all out of mouths to chew gum with!]]
	'''Three-of-Twelve''' is a member of the [[Functionist Council]], where he fills the role of "Authenticator".		'''Three-of-Twelve''' is a member of the [[Functionist Council]], where he fills the role of "Authenticator".

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	Some 200,000 years before the [[Great War (G1)\|war]], Three-of-Twelve was alerted by a "[[code 113]]" that a potential "[[Point One Percenter]]" — the first for ten generations — had been uncovered at the [[Thymesis Energon mining facility]] on [[Moonbase Two\|Luna 2]]. Having verified that the [[spark]] was indeed viable, Three-of-Twelve rewarded [[Momus]], the site's foreman, by reclassifying him as being "[[Alternate mode\|alt mode]] exempt" then coldly informed the [[Frak\|hapless]] [[Rushcut\|miners]] who had first uncovered the spark that they had about six hours to live. {{storylink\|Remembrance Day}}		Some 200,000 years before the [[Great War (G1)\|war]], Three-of-Twelve was alerted by a "[[code 113]]" that a potential "[[Point One Percenter]]" — the first for ten generations — had been uncovered at the [[Thymesis Energon mining facility]] on [[Moonbase Two\|Luna 2]]. Having verified that the [[spark]] was indeed viable, Three-of-Twelve rewarded [[Momus]], the site's foreman, by reclassifying him as being "[[Alternate mode\|alt mode]] exempt" then coldly informed the [[Frak\|hapless]] [[Rushcut\|miners]] who had first uncovered the spark that they had about six hours to live. {{storylink\|Remembrance Day}}

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	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

			Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}

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	In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (base)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}		In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (base)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}

	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless ~~calling them all~~ the "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones." {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

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	In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (facility)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}		In [[Functionist Universe\|an alternate timeline]], Three-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Functionist Council at [[Cog (facility)\|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink\|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue\|The Custom-Made Now}}

	When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}		When it was discovered that [[Rung (G1)\|Rung]] possessed the ability to produce [[photonic crystal]]s, the Council had a meeting where [[Six-of-Twelve]] <s>decided</s> realized that Rung was [[Primus]] endorsing cold construction. The Council opted to use Rung to produce a new Cybertronian army to conquer the galaxy and travelled to [[Vector Sigma]] to acquire the [[spark]]s they needed. Before they could begin collecting sparks however, Rung was rescued by [[Team Rodimus (G1)\|Team Rodimus]]. Before teleporting out, Rung mocked that the [[Key to Vector Sigma]], the collective alternate mode of the Functionist Council, was useless, declaring the entire Council to be "Useless Ones". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}}

	Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}		Undeterred by the moon's loss, the Council ordered the construction of [[planetary engine]]s so that Cybertron itself could become their instrument of destruction. As the castigator, Twelve-of-Twelve was granted operational control of the Council as they undertook their purge on alien life. Despite using the [[Warren]] for travel, the Council faced the dual issue of Cybertron's lack of manoeuvrability and Megatron's AVL warning alien populations of their genocidal intentions. To counteract the former issue, the Council engineered Cybertron with a robot mode cast in the likeness of [[Primus]], whose actions the six remaining councillors controlled from Vector Sigma. After the [[Adaptus\|Grand Architect]]'s [[God Gun]] opened a tear between universes, the Functionist army entered. After destroying [[Mederi]], Twelve-of-Twelve noticed the duplicate Cybertrons necessary for the God Gun and ordered the destruction of the "graven images" before they would attack the alien filth of this universe. Three-of-Twelve felt compelled to point out that not only were they now cut off from their native universe, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] had followed them through the portal. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 4): The Return of the King\|The Return of the King}} {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}} After the duplicates had been destroyed, the Council attempted to destroy the ''[[Lost Light]]'' only for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] to suddenly crash into "Primus's" [[neural cluster]], forcing the avatar back to planet mode. In a panic, the Council began the arduous process of realigning the giant's [[Transformation cog (biology)\|transformation cog]] while the Functionary armies were sent to the various [[hot spot (phenomenon)\|hot spot]]s to prevent the ''Lost Light'' crew from overloading Vector Sigma with twelve Matrices. Against all odds, the ''Lost Light''ers managed to complete their mission, the resulting energy surge vaporizing the Council, and finally freeing Cybertron from their tyranny. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 6): A Spark Among Embers\|A Spark Among Embers}}