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:''The G-Virus is a very bad thing from the [[Beast Wars: Uprising]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
A toxic combination of [[Dark Energon]] and the vivisected remnants of the original [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]], the terrifying '''G-Virus''' is an artificially engineered plague like no other. Any Cybertronian infected by the disease slowly transforms into a copy of Galvatron, with all the myriad mental problems that this brings.  
A toxic combination of [[Dark Energon]] and the vivisected remnants of the original [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]], the terrifying '''G-Virus''' is an artificially engineered plague like no other. Any Cybertronian infected by the disease slowly transforms into a copy of Galvatron, with all the myriad mental problems that this brings.  


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
Following the destruction of Galvatron's forces at the hands of the [[Confederation of Terran Worlds|Human Confederacy]], Galvatron was vivisected by Cybertron's best scientists. His remains were used to create the G-Virus, which was in turn locked away in Cybertron's [[Forever Vaults]]. There it remained for several centuries, until a mercenary team of [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]]s led by [[Bladez]] stole the virus.  
Following the [[Human Confederacy]]'s destruction of Galvatron's forces during the [[Great Push]], Galvatron was vivisected by Cybertron's best scientists. His remains were used to create the G-Virus, which was in turn locked away in Cybertron's [[Forever Vaults]]. There it remained for several centuries until the infamous gang known as the [[Monster GoBot|Antares Eight]] used a [[Monsterous|combiner]] to storm the Vaults and steal a sample of the virus.  


[[Resistance]] member [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] had masterminded the heist, and planned to detonate a canister of the virus in [[Tesarus (polity)|Tesarus Arena]]. The transformation would cripple thousands of [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]]s, leaving them immobile and insane. However, several hundred [[Micromaster]]s as well as Resistance POWs being forced to fight in the [[Games|Game]] would become mobile Galvatrons. While attempting to execute his plot, Grimlock was confronted by [[Hot Rod]]. The two fought; [[Snapper]], the only other survivor of Grimlock's squad, planned to go through with Grimlock's plan until Hot Rod informed him what the virus ''was'', and the disastrous effects it would have. Snapper chose to destroy the virus, earning him Grimlock's enmity.
[[Resistance (BWU)|Resistance]] member [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] had masterminded the heist, and planned to detonate a canister of the virus in [[Tesarus (polity)|Tesarus Arena]]. The transformation would cripple thousands of [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]]s, leaving them immobile and insane. However, several hundred [[Micromaster]]s as well as Resistance POWs being forced to fight in the [[Games (competition)|Game]] would become mobile Galvatrons. While attempting to execute his plot, Grimlock was confronted by [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]]. The two fought; [[Snapper]], the only other survivor of Grimlock's squad, planned to go through with Grimlock's plan until Hot Rod informed him what the virus ''was'', and the disastrous effects it would have. Snapper chose to destroy the virus, earning him Grimlock's enmity.


Meanwhile, [[Cop-Tur (G1)|Cop-Tur]], sole survivor of the massacre of the Forever Vaults, succumbed to his brief exposure to the virus, mutating into [[Galvatron (BWII)|a Galvatron]] and escaping [[Micropolis]]'s infirmary.  
Meanwhile, [[Cop-Tur (G1)|Cop-Tur]], sole survivor of the massacre of the Forever Vaults, succumbed to his brief exposure to the virus, mutating into [[Galvatron (BW)|a Galvatron]] and escaping [[Micropolis]]'s infirmary.  


Uh-oh... {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}}
Uh-oh... {{storylink|Micro-Aggressions}}


==Notes==
Elsewhere, Eject used the virus as part of his "Galva-Contingency", mixing the virus with a clone of Lio Convoy to create [[Galva Convoy]]. A few cycles after his creation, the newborn Maximal was tempted by a [[Lord Imperious Delirious|mysterious source]] to use both aspects of his design to corrupt the energon matrix within him. {{storylink|Not All Megatrons}} Eventually, Galva Convoy succeeded in doing so, creating three "Vehicons". Due to the nature of their origin, the Vehicons all contained a trace of the G-Virus within themselves. During the following [[Vehicon Apocalypse]], this shared fact of physiology allowed Galvatron to avoid their touch. {{storylink|Derailment}}
*The G-Virus's name is coincidentally similar to that of the [http://residentevil.wikia.com/wiki/T-Virus T-Virus] from the video game series ''{{w|Resident Evil}}'' and identical to that of the G-Virus from Resident Evil 2. What did you expect? [[Jim Sorenson (Animated)|The author]] is from [[Quadwal -3760.925 Theta|an evil universe]], after all.
 
Some ten thousand years later, [[Hatchet (BWU)|shoddy historians]] misremembered the G-Virus as the ''Genesis''-Virus. {{storylink|Lio Convoy: Unity Through Tyranny}}


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Latest revision as of 04:52, 7 May 2025

A toxic combination of Dark Energon and the vivisected remnants of the original Galvatron, the terrifying G-Virus is an artificially engineered plague like no other. Any Cybertronian infected by the disease slowly transforms into a copy of Galvatron, with all the myriad mental problems that this brings.

Fiction

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Beast Wars: Uprising

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Following the Human Confederacy's destruction of Galvatron's forces during the Great Push, Galvatron was vivisected by Cybertron's best scientists. His remains were used to create the G-Virus, which was in turn locked away in Cybertron's Forever Vaults. There it remained for several centuries until the infamous gang known as the Antares Eight used a combiner to storm the Vaults and steal a sample of the virus.

Resistance member Grimlock had masterminded the heist, and planned to detonate a canister of the virus in Tesarus Arena. The transformation would cripple thousands of Builders, leaving them immobile and insane. However, several hundred Micromasters as well as Resistance POWs being forced to fight in the Game would become mobile Galvatrons. While attempting to execute his plot, Grimlock was confronted by Hot Rod. The two fought; Snapper, the only other survivor of Grimlock's squad, planned to go through with Grimlock's plan until Hot Rod informed him what the virus was, and the disastrous effects it would have. Snapper chose to destroy the virus, earning him Grimlock's enmity.

Meanwhile, Cop-Tur, sole survivor of the massacre of the Forever Vaults, succumbed to his brief exposure to the virus, mutating into a Galvatron and escaping Micropolis's infirmary.

Uh-oh... Micro-Aggressions

Elsewhere, Eject used the virus as part of his "Galva-Contingency", mixing the virus with a clone of Lio Convoy to create Galva Convoy. A few cycles after his creation, the newborn Maximal was tempted by a mysterious source to use both aspects of his design to corrupt the energon matrix within him. Not All Megatrons Eventually, Galva Convoy succeeded in doing so, creating three "Vehicons". Due to the nature of their origin, the Vehicons all contained a trace of the G-Virus within themselves. During the following Vehicon Apocalypse, this shared fact of physiology allowed Galvatron to avoid their touch. Derailment

Some ten thousand years later, shoddy historians misremembered the G-Virus as the Genesis-Virus. Lio Convoy: Unity Through Tyranny