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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW | ===2005 IDW continuity=== | ||
While working in the mine some two miles below ground, [[Frak]] and | While working in the mine some two miles below ground, [[Frak]] and [[Rushcut]] uncovered a green [[spark]] and notified their foreman, [[Momus]]. Momus contacted the [[Functionist Council]], who temporary closed the mine and sent authenticator [[Three-of-Twelve]] to check it out. The authenticator soon verified that the spark was a "[[Point One Percenter]]" and declared Momus alt mode exempt. Frak and his buddy, on the other hand, got six hours to live as they'd been exposed to the initial flash. {{storylink|Remembrance Day}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*"Thymesis" is Greek for "remembering", a reference to the memory-diving plot of "Remembrance Day". | *"Thymesis" is Greek for "remembering", a reference to the memory-diving plot of "Remembrance Day". | ||
[[Category:Cybertron]] | [[Category:Cybertron]] | ||
[[Category:IDW (2005) locations]] | |||
[[Category:Mines]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:50, 26 July 2024
The Thymesis Energon mining facility is an Energon mine on Cybertron's Luna 2. Back before the war, it was heavily worked.
Fiction
[edit]2005 IDW continuity
[edit]While working in the mine some two miles below ground, Frak and Rushcut uncovered a green spark and notified their foreman, Momus. Momus contacted the Functionist Council, who temporary closed the mine and sent authenticator Three-of-Twelve to check it out. The authenticator soon verified that the spark was a "Point One Percenter" and declared Momus alt mode exempt. Frak and his buddy, on the other hand, got six hours to live as they'd been exposed to the initial flash. Remembrance Day
Notes
[edit]- "Thymesis" is Greek for "remembering", a reference to the memory-diving plot of "Remembrance Day".
