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Founded by [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)|Isaac Sumdac]], '''Sumdac Systems''' is the [[Earth]]'s foremost producer of [[automaton]]s. Headquartered in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]]'s [[Sumdac Tower]], Sumdac Systems produces a fantastically wide range of automatons, with functions ranging from law enforcement to janitorial work to entertainment. Thanks to a series of mergers, Sumdac Systems owns a number of facilities across Detroit, including the abandoned car factory the Earthbound [[Autobot]]s call home. | |||
Founded by [[Isaac Sumdac|Isaac Sumdac]], '''Sumdac Systems''' is the [[ | |||
Sumdac Systems produces a fantastically wide range of automatons, with | |||
functions ranging from law enforcement to janitorial work to | |||
entertainment. Thanks to a series of mergers, Sumdac Systems owns a | |||
number of facilities across Detroit, including the abandoned car | |||
factory the Earthbound [[Autobot | |||
Unknown to anyone but Isaac Sumdac himself, however, is that he owes his success to [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]], whose body he scavenged and reverse-engineered. | Unknown to anyone but Isaac Sumdac himself, however, is that he owes his success to [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]], whose body he scavenged and reverse-engineered. | ||
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==Known employees== | ==Known employees== | ||
* Isaac Sumdac - founder/CEO | * Isaac Sumdac - founder/CEO | ||
* [[ | * [[Porter C. Powell]] - chairman of the board/CEO (former) | ||
* [[Headmaster (Animated)|Henry Masterson]] - engineer (fired by Sumdac, brought back by Powell, then fired again by Sumdac) | * [[Headmaster (Animated)|Henry Masterson]] - engineer (fired by Sumdac, brought back by Powell, then fired again by Sumdac) | ||
* [[Spike Witwicky (Animated)|Spike]] and/or [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)|Carly]] | * [[Spike Witwicky (Animated)|Spike]] and/or [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)|Carly]] | ||
* [[Eddie Fairchild and Matt Conroy]] | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
==='' | ===''Animated'' cartoon=== | ||
Sumdac Systems was founded by Isaac Sumdac using technology he | Sumdac Systems was founded by Isaac Sumdac using technology he reverse engineered from Megatron's severed head. Over the next fifty | ||
years, Sumdac Systems came to dominate the robotic market it had created, becoming the backbone of Detroit's economy. {{storylink|Transform and Roll Out}} | |||
years, Sumdac Systems came to dominate the robotic market it had | |||
created, becoming the backbone of Detroit's economy. {{storylink|Transform and Roll Out | |||
Sumdac Systems' | Sumdac Systems' prototype turbo-blade cyber suit was appropriated by Megatron, who gave it to small-time hood [[Nanosec|Nino Sexton]]. | ||
Using Isaac Sumdac's stolen financial information, he paid the criminal | Using Isaac Sumdac's stolen financial information, he paid the criminal to use the suit to rob a Sumdac facility of the unstable experimental compound [[Destronium]]. While the Autobots eventually apprehended Sexton, the Destronium was destroyed. {{storylink|Nanosec (episode)|Nanosec}} | ||
to use the suit to rob a Sumdac facility of the unstable experimental | |||
compound [[ | |||
Sumdac Systems has a notable zero-military hardware policy. | Sumdac Systems has a notable zero-military hardware policy. Isaac Sumdac is rather adamant about this, no matter how "wicked sweet" explosions are, nor how much "total ownage" would result. {{storylink|Headmaster (episode)|Headmaster}} However, the company does have contracts with the [[Detroit Police Department]], including fully armed [[police drone]]s. Isaac Sumdac doesn't seem to find this a contradiction. {{storylink|Total Meltdown}} | ||
Isaac Sumdac is rather adamant about this, no matter how "wicked sweet" | |||
explosions are, nor how much "total ownage" would result. {{storylink|Headmaster (episode)|Headmaster}} However, the company does have contracts with the [[ | |||
In the wake of Professor Sumdac's disappearance, board member | In the wake of Professor Sumdac's disappearance, board member Porter C. Powell was rather cold-hearted towards his daughter's "wasting" of company resources to try to locate him (never mind the fact that the company depends on his brain for their products). The second she stepped out of the office, he began a hostile takeover and had the board name him CEO. He also took the liberty of disproving that Sari exists, legally. What a charming fellow. {{storylink|The Elite Guard}} | ||
Porter C. Powell was rather cold-hearted towards his daughter's | |||
"wasting" of company resources to try to locate him (never mind the | |||
fact that the company depends on his brain for their products). The | |||
second she stepped out of the office, he began a hostile takeover and | |||
had the board name him CEO. He also took the liberty of disproving that | |||
Sari exists, legally. What a charming fellow. {{storylink | |||
As CEO of Sumdac Systems, Powell reversed several of Isaac | As CEO of Sumdac Systems, Powell reversed several of Isaac Sumdac's policies, notably his "no military hardware" rule. He also lowered the recruitment criteria for Sumdac Systems, proved by his re-hiring of former employee [[Headmaster (Animated)|Henry Masterson]], who was not only insane, but had also [[Headmaster (episode)|tried to blow up Michigan a while back]]. He also banned the Autobots from Sumdac Tower. No Autobots allowed, but terrorists welcomed, apparently. Yeah, that's certainly not going to be something to regret... {{storylink|The Return of the Headmaster}} | ||
Sumdac's policies, notably his "no military hardware" rule. He also | |||
lowered the recruitment criteria for Sumdac Systems, proved by his | |||
re-hiring of former employee [[Headmaster (Animated)|Henry Masterson]], who was not only insane, but had also [[Headmaster (episode)|tried to blow up Michigan a while back]]. | |||
He also banned the Autobots from Sumdac Tower. No Autobots allowed, but | |||
terrorists welcomed, apparently. Yeah, that's certainly not going to be | |||
something to regret... {{storylink | |||
Fortunately, the return of Professor Sumdac and the subsequent sacking of Powell and Masterson brought things back to normal...well, as normal as it gets. {{storylink|TransWarped}} | |||
== | ===Renegade Rhetoric=== | ||
In another universe, [[Nightracer]] and [[Crash Test (G2)|Crash Test]] attacked a Sumdac Systems research facility and stole samples of Destronium to upgrade themselves into [[Go-Bot (G2)|Go-Bot]] bodies, escaping after the Autobots were slowed down by the [[Society of Ultimate Villainy]]. {{storylink|Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric|Renegade Rhetoric (2), 2016/05/05}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 20 February 2025
Founded by Isaac Sumdac, Sumdac Systems is the Earth's foremost producer of automatons. Headquartered in Detroit, Michigan's Sumdac Tower, Sumdac Systems produces a fantastically wide range of automatons, with functions ranging from law enforcement to janitorial work to entertainment. Thanks to a series of mergers, Sumdac Systems owns a number of facilities across Detroit, including the abandoned car factory the Earthbound Autobots call home.
Unknown to anyone but Isaac Sumdac himself, however, is that he owes his success to Megatron, whose body he scavenged and reverse-engineered.
Known employees
[edit]- Isaac Sumdac - founder/CEO
- Porter C. Powell - chairman of the board/CEO (former)
- Henry Masterson - engineer (fired by Sumdac, brought back by Powell, then fired again by Sumdac)
- Spike and/or Carly
- Eddie Fairchild and Matt Conroy
Fiction
[edit]Animated cartoon
[edit]Sumdac Systems was founded by Isaac Sumdac using technology he reverse engineered from Megatron's severed head. Over the next fifty years, Sumdac Systems came to dominate the robotic market it had created, becoming the backbone of Detroit's economy. Transform and Roll Out
Sumdac Systems' prototype turbo-blade cyber suit was appropriated by Megatron, who gave it to small-time hood Nino Sexton. Using Isaac Sumdac's stolen financial information, he paid the criminal to use the suit to rob a Sumdac facility of the unstable experimental compound Destronium. While the Autobots eventually apprehended Sexton, the Destronium was destroyed. Nanosec
Sumdac Systems has a notable zero-military hardware policy. Isaac Sumdac is rather adamant about this, no matter how "wicked sweet" explosions are, nor how much "total ownage" would result. Headmaster However, the company does have contracts with the Detroit Police Department, including fully armed police drones. Isaac Sumdac doesn't seem to find this a contradiction. Total Meltdown
In the wake of Professor Sumdac's disappearance, board member Porter C. Powell was rather cold-hearted towards his daughter's "wasting" of company resources to try to locate him (never mind the fact that the company depends on his brain for their products). The second she stepped out of the office, he began a hostile takeover and had the board name him CEO. He also took the liberty of disproving that Sari exists, legally. What a charming fellow. The Elite Guard
As CEO of Sumdac Systems, Powell reversed several of Isaac Sumdac's policies, notably his "no military hardware" rule. He also lowered the recruitment criteria for Sumdac Systems, proved by his re-hiring of former employee Henry Masterson, who was not only insane, but had also tried to blow up Michigan a while back. He also banned the Autobots from Sumdac Tower. No Autobots allowed, but terrorists welcomed, apparently. Yeah, that's certainly not going to be something to regret... The Return of the Headmaster
Fortunately, the return of Professor Sumdac and the subsequent sacking of Powell and Masterson brought things back to normal...well, as normal as it gets. TransWarped
Renegade Rhetoric
[edit]In another universe, Nightracer and Crash Test attacked a Sumdac Systems research facility and stole samples of Destronium to upgrade themselves into Go-Bot bodies, escaping after the Autobots were slowed down by the Society of Ultimate Villainy. Renegade Rhetoric (2), 2016/05/05

