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{{disambig2|the Autobot member-select program|the eponymous cartoon episode|Battle Protocol!}} | {{disambig2|the Autobot member-select program|the eponymous cartoon episode|Battle Protocol!}} | ||
[[File:BattleProtocol member select.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.67]] | [[File:BattleProtocol member select.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.67]] | ||
When there's an emergency requiring Autobot attention, [[T-AI]] initiates '''Battle Protocol'''. The procedure includes: | When there's an emergency requiring Autobot attention, [[T-AI]] initiates '''Battle Protocol'''. The procedure includes: | ||
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*Dispatching operational instructions to the selected Autobots. | *Dispatching operational instructions to the selected Autobots. | ||
*Guiding the Autobots to the conflict point using the [[Global Space Bridge]]. | *Guiding the Autobots to the conflict point using the [[Global Space Bridge]]. | ||
{{quote|Calling all Autobots! Calling all Autobots! This is a battle protocol!|T-AI|"[[The Test (episode)|The Test]]"}} | {{quote|Calling all Autobots! Calling all Autobots! This is a battle protocol!|T-AI|"[[The Test (episode)|The Test]]"}} | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon=== | ===2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon=== | ||
T-AI often had problems getting [[Side Burn (RID)|Side Burn]] to stop chasing red sports cars and respond to the alert for Battle Protocol. {{storylink|Battle Protocol!}} Of course, sometimes he had really good excuses, like being underground {{storylink|The Secret of the Ruins}} or having been kidnapped by the [[Predacon ( | T-AI often had problems getting [[Side Burn (RID)|Side Burn]] to stop chasing red sports cars and respond to the alert for Battle Protocol. {{storylink|Battle Protocol!}} Of course, sometimes he had really good excuses, like being underground {{storylink|The Secret of the Ruins}} or having been kidnapped by the [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]]s. {{storylink|Sideburn's Obsession}} | ||
When the [[Build Team (RID)|Build Team]] convinced [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus]] to let them go on their first mission, they insisted that T-AI give them a proper send off with the Member Select program. {{storylink|Wedge's Short Fuse}} | When the [[Build Team (RID)|Build Team]] convinced [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus]] to let them go on their first mission, they insisted that T-AI give them a proper send-off with the Member Select program. {{storylink|Wedge's Short Fuse}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:42, 25 January 2023
| This article is about the Autobot member-select program. For the eponymous cartoon episode, see Battle Protocol!. |
When there's an emergency requiring Autobot attention, T-AI initiates Battle Protocol. The procedure includes:
- Use of the "Member Select" program to identify available Autobots.
- Dispatching operational instructions to the selected Autobots.
- Guiding the Autobots to the conflict point using the Global Space Bridge.
Calling all Autobots! Calling all Autobots! This is a battle protocol!T-AI, "The Test"
Fiction
[edit]2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon
[edit]T-AI often had problems getting Side Burn to stop chasing red sports cars and respond to the alert for Battle Protocol. Battle Protocol! Of course, sometimes he had really good excuses, like being underground The Secret of the Ruins or having been kidnapped by the Predacons. Sideburn's Obsession
When the Build Team convinced Optimus to let them go on their first mission, they insisted that T-AI give them a proper send-off with the Member Select program. Wedge's Short Fuse
Notes
[edit]- The term has since gently crept into other continuities as an in-joke.
