Vrobian - Revision history

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	Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}		Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}

			===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
			[[Swindle (Animated)\|Swindle]] once sold [[Slapper (Animated)\|Slapper]] some [[Energon discharge virus\|Energon Discharge]] Powder that was Vrobian in origin. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

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	[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|~~Last Time I saw this many tentacles...~~]]		[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]
	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.

Chuckdagoatfr at 01:58, 14 January 2025

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	[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|~~Ia! Ia!~~]]		[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|Last Time I saw this many tentacles...]]
	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.

Saix at 17:42, 30 December 2015

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	~~:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~
	[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]		[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]
	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.
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Foffy the Sheep at 03:38, 29 December 2015

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	The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.		The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.

	[[Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.		[[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.

	Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}		Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}

Saix at 02:51, 28 June 2015

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ~~Comics continuity~~===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	After being banished from their home planet by the [[Zargon]]s, one Vrobian family settled down on the planet [[Cheyne]], a little outside [[Osaplam]]'s borders. Despite their gentle appearances, the locals figured out that the Vrobians were connected to the disappearances that began plaguing the town some time after their arrival. The locals did not, however, kill the Vrobians or drive them off, but allowed them to live on their farm as long as they didn't get near the town ever again.		After being banished from their home planet by the [[Zargon]]s, one Vrobian family settled down on the planet [[Cheyne]], a little outside [[Osaplam]]'s borders. Despite their gentle appearances, the locals figured out that the Vrobians were connected to the disappearances that began plaguing the town some time after their arrival. The locals did not, however, kill the Vrobians or drive them off, but allowed them to live on their farm as long as they didn't get near the town ever again.

SanityOrMadness at 22:33, 1 January 2015

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	:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
	[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|~~350px~~\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]		[[File:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|upright=1.95\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]
	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.

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SanityOrMadness: General fixes (header consistency, subpage links, etc)

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	:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[~~Generation 1 (franchise)~~\|~~Generation 1~~]] [[continuity family]].''		:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
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	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.

Tom Servo the Great at 00:28, 8 November 2011

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	:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''The Vrobians are an [[alien]] race from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[Image:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Kings of the Wild Frontier Vrobian family.jpg\|350px\|right\|thumb\|Ia! Ia!]]
	'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.		'''Vrobians''' are psychic vampires from the planet [[Vrob]]. In order to sustain themselves, they feed off of the living essence of other beings until they waste away into nothingness. Vrobians normally have massive orb-like eyes and squirming tentacles over their mouths, yet they can appear basically human if they choose to. They pacify their prey by mentally enthralling them with a combination of induced amnesia and confusion, along with their more non-threatening humanoid appearances.

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Matrix Quest (Marvel)" with "Matrix Quest"

2011-10-30T06:51:04Z

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	After being banished from their home planet by the [[Zargon]]s, one Vrobian family settled down on the planet [[Cheyne]], a little outside [[Osaplam]]'s borders. Despite their gentle appearances, the locals figured out that the Vrobians were connected to the disappearances that began plaguing the town some time after their arrival. The locals did not, however, kill the Vrobians or drive them off, but allowed them to live on their farm as long as they didn't get near the town ever again.		After being banished from their home planet by the [[Zargon]]s, one Vrobian family settled down on the planet [[Cheyne]], a little outside [[Osaplam]]'s borders. Despite their gentle appearances, the locals figured out that the Vrobians were connected to the disappearances that began plaguing the town some time after their arrival. The locals did not, however, kill the Vrobians or drive them off, but allowed them to live on their farm as long as they didn't get near the town ever again.

	The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest ~~(Marvel)~~\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.		The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.

	[[Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.		[[Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.

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	The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.		The [[Junior\|young son]] of the family disobeyed the order one day and was nearly killed by the townsfolk, though his appearance as a harmless child made some of his would-be killers a little hesitant. In the end, the choice was not up to them as the [[Triggerbot]]s [[Matrix Quest\|happened to pass by]] and were quick to save the child. The Vrobian family saw in them a trio of permanent bodyguards, so they invited them under the guise of gratitude to stay the night. The Triggerbots accepted, and the next day, they had been hypnotized to think they wanted to stay forever.

	[[Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.		[[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] accompanied [[Hud]] to town, where the Vrobian could now walk around unworried due to his bodyguard's reputation. What the Vrobians hadn't counted on was the arrival of more [[Transformer]]s. [[Thunderwing (G1)\|Thunderwing]]'s group of [[Decepticon]]s also visited Osapalm, their words and actions triggering Dogfight's consciousness. As Hud fled to escape the townsfolk now that his bodyguard was preoccupied, Thunderwing decided the Autobot was useless in his current state and let him be. After this, the townsfolk convinced Dogfight of the Vrobians' evil intentions.

	Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}		Dogfight confronted the Vrobians on their farm. They didn't bother to keep up the lie and assumed their true appearances, meaning to destroy the Triggerbots. The Triggerbots killed each of them in self-defense, ending the threat to Cheyne. {{storylink\|Kings of the Wild Frontier.}}