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*The term "Iacon" is never used in the ''Masterforce'' cartoon or comic, but it appears on the Godmasters' toy packaging. | *The term "Iacon" is never used in the ''Masterforce'' cartoon or comic, but it appears on the Godmasters' toy packaging. It is mentioned by name in the ''Legends'' comic. | ||
[[Category:Godmasters]] | [[Category:Godmasters]] | ||
[[Category:Super-God Masterforce technology]] | [[Category:Super-God Masterforce technology]] | ||
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| The name or term "Iacon" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Iacon (disambiguation). |
- Iacons are a kind of technology (sort of) from the Super-God Masterforce portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Godmasters are complicated creatures, composed of both a human component and a Transtector. To combine with their Transtector, the human uses their Master-Braces to convert the cells of their bodies from organic flesh and blood into metal, enabling them to transform into "engines" that link up with their larger robot bodies. These engine forms are known as Iacons (アイアコーン Aiakōn).
Fiction
Transformers Legends comic
Ginrai's second Transtector came with an automatic, built-in Iacon engine as Ginrai himself now transformed into its head. Bonus Edition Vol. 35
Notes
- The term "Iacon" is never used in the Masterforce cartoon or comic, but it appears on the Godmasters' toy packaging. It is mentioned by name in the Legends comic.
