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'''Furmanite''', or '''anti-energon''', is a substance that repels [[energon]] at low doses. In higher quantities, it can cause planet-shattering explosions if it comes in contact with energon. Furmanite can be infused into a [[Transformer]]'s infrastructure to create [[energon armor]]. | '''Furmanite''', or '''anti-energon''', is a substance that repels [[energon]] at low doses. In higher quantities, it can cause planet-shattering explosions if it comes in contact with energon. Furmanite can be infused into a [[Transformer]]'s infrastructure to create [[energon armor]]. | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===3H comics=== | ===3H comics=== | ||
Seeking to discover a way to safeguard against energon overload while in robot mode, [[ | Seeking to discover a way to safeguard against energon overload while in robot mode, [[Fractyl]] developed a substance he called furmanite on prehistoric [[Earth]]. After Fractyl successfully tested its energon-shielding properties, [[Packrat]] stole the furmanite; in the chaos, it was discovered to be anti-energon when shards of furmanite explosively reacted with pure energon. | ||
The furmanite was infused into Packrat's structure, and he threatened the planet by travelling into the [[Badlands (Earth)|Badlands]], an energon-rich area. Despite some reluctance and arrogance, Packrat allowed the furmanite to be siphoned from his body when he was convinced by [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]] to do so. {{storylink|Ground Zero}} | The furmanite was infused into Packrat's structure, and he threatened the planet by travelling into the [[Badlands (Earth)|Badlands]], an energon-rich area. Despite some reluctance and arrogance, Packrat allowed the furmanite to be siphoned from his body when he was convinced by [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]] to do so. {{storylink|Ground Zero}} | ||
===''Of Masters and Mayhem''=== | |||
While [[Alpha Bravo]] plotted to assassinate of his fellow [[Wreckers]] to prevent the reformation of [[Wreckage (G1)|Wreckage]], he noted that Fractyl's Furmanite armor was capable of deflection to an unknown degree. {{storylink|Foundation and Wreckage Part 1: Deadly Aim|Deadly Aim}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*The name is an obvious reference to [[Simon Furman]]. | *The name is an obvious reference to [[Simon Furman]]. | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars substances]] | [[Category:Beast Wars substances]] | ||
[[Category:Energon]] | [[Category:Energon]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 27 January 2025
Furmanite, or anti-energon, is a substance that repels energon at low doses. In higher quantities, it can cause planet-shattering explosions if it comes in contact with energon. Furmanite can be infused into a Transformer's infrastructure to create energon armor.
Fiction
[edit]3H comics
[edit]Seeking to discover a way to safeguard against energon overload while in robot mode, Fractyl developed a substance he called furmanite on prehistoric Earth. After Fractyl successfully tested its energon-shielding properties, Packrat stole the furmanite; in the chaos, it was discovered to be anti-energon when shards of furmanite explosively reacted with pure energon.
The furmanite was infused into Packrat's structure, and he threatened the planet by travelling into the Badlands, an energon-rich area. Despite some reluctance and arrogance, Packrat allowed the furmanite to be siphoned from his body when he was convinced by Rhinox to do so. Ground Zero
Of Masters and Mayhem
[edit]While Alpha Bravo plotted to assassinate of his fellow Wreckers to prevent the reformation of Wreckage, he noted that Fractyl's Furmanite armor was capable of deflection to an unknown degree. Deadly Aim
Notes
[edit]- The name is an obvious reference to Simon Furman.
