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[[Image:Destronium.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"But where can I find this Atmospherium?" "That is for you to know. That's not my problem. I sleep now."]]'''Destronium''' is an essential substance for building [[Decepticon|Decepticons]].  The genuine material's properties are unknown, save that it allows the creation of substances sturdier than normal Earthly ones for building servos and such.  However, its Earth-made synthetic equivalent is incredibly unstable.  Moving it at high speed makes it incredibly volatile, risking detonation within a matter of minutes. It is not [[jaAm]].
[[Image:Destronium.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"But where can I find this Atmospherium?" "That is for you to know. That is not my problem. I sleep now."]]'''Destronium''' is an essential substance for building [[Transformer]] bodies, especially those of [[Decepticon]]s.  The genuine material's properties are unknown save that it allows the creation of substances sturdier than normal [[Earth]]ly ones for building servos and such.  However, its Earth-made synthetic equivalent is incredibly unstable.  Moving it at high speed makes it incredibly volatile, risking detonation within a matter of minutes. It is not [[jaAm]].


Destronium; another ''Perfectly Safe Product''℠ of [[Sumdac Systems]]™.
Destronium; yet another ''Perfectly Safe Product''℠ of [[Sumdac Systems]]™.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Animated'' cartoon===
===''Animated'' cartoon===
While experimenting with robotic parts, [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]] said to [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)|Professor Sumdac]] that in order to build his new body, he needed Destronium circuitry. Sumdac regretfully informed Megatron that Destronium doesn't come in such vast quantities on [[Earth]] as it must [[Cybertron (planet)|wherever Megatron comes from]], but he'd been able to synthesize a small amount. However, by the time that sample was shipped to his lab from across town, it would be useless or highly explosive. The only way to avoid that would be to transport it in under 10 minutes. Megatron then hatched a scheme to use Prof. Sumdac's experimental turbo suit to transport the Destronium within the required time. {{storylink|Nanosec (episode)|Nanosec}}
While experimenting with robotic parts, [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]] said to [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)|Professor Sumdac]] that in order to build his new body he needed Destronium-based circuitry. Sumdac regretfully informed Megatron that Destronium doesn't come in such vast quantities on [[Earth]] as it must [[Cybertron (planet)|wherever Megatron comes from]], but he'd been able to synthesize a small amount. However, by the time that sample was shipped to his lab from across town it would be either useless or highly explosive. The only way to avoid that problem would be transporting it in under 10 minutes. Megatron then hatched a scheme to use Prof. Sumdac's experimental turbo-suit to transport the Destronium within the required time limit.


This, of course, worked out as well as [[Bumblebee (Animated)|you wouldn't've thought]]. {{storylink|Nanosec (episode)|Nanosec}}
===Renegade Rhetoric===
===Renegade Rhetoric===
[[Nightracer (G1)|Nightracer]] and [[Crash Test]] were able to steal a supply of Destronium from Sumdac Systems. Using it, they upgraded their existing [[Spy Changer]] technology to become a second generation of [[Go-Bot (G2)|Go-Bot]]s. {{storylink|Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric|Renegade Rhetoric (2), 2016/05/05 and 2016/05/12}}
[[Nightracer (G1)|Nightracer]] and [[Crash Test (G1)|Crash Test]] were able to steal a supply of Destronium from Sumdac Systems. Using it, they upgraded their existing [[Spy Changer]] technology to become [[Go-Bot (G2)|a second generation of Go-Bots]]. {{storylink|Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric|Renegade Rhetoric (2), 2016/05/05 and 2016/05/12}}


==Games==
==Games==
===''Fall of Cybertron''===
===''Fall of Cybertron''===
The "Gambler" modification for [[Path Blaster|Path Blasters]] loaded a single synthetic Destronium round randomly into each magazine, providing a big, albeit unpredictable, boost of firepower. {{storylink|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron|Fall of Cybertron}}
The "Gambler" modification for [[Path Blaster]]s loaded a single synthetic Destronium round randomly into each magazine providing a big albeit unpredictable boost of [[Weapon|firepower]]. {{storylink|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron|Fall of Cybertron}}


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 02:07, 4 February 2018

"But where can I find this Atmospherium?" "That is for you to know. That is not my problem. I sleep now."

Destronium is an essential substance for building Transformer bodies, especially those of Decepticons. The genuine material's properties are unknown save that it allows the creation of substances sturdier than normal Earthly ones for building servos and such. However, its Earth-made synthetic equivalent is incredibly unstable. Moving it at high speed makes it incredibly volatile, risking detonation within a matter of minutes. It is not jaAm.

Destronium; yet another Perfectly Safe Product℠ of Sumdac Systems™.

Fiction

Animated cartoon

While experimenting with robotic parts, Megatron said to Professor Sumdac that in order to build his new body he needed Destronium-based circuitry. Sumdac regretfully informed Megatron that Destronium doesn't come in such vast quantities on Earth as it must wherever Megatron comes from, but he'd been able to synthesize a small amount. However, by the time that sample was shipped to his lab from across town it would be either useless or highly explosive. The only way to avoid that problem would be transporting it in under 10 minutes. Megatron then hatched a scheme to use Prof. Sumdac's experimental turbo-suit to transport the Destronium within the required time limit.

This, of course, worked out as well as you wouldn't've thought. Nanosec

Renegade Rhetoric

Nightracer and Crash Test were able to steal a supply of Destronium from Sumdac Systems. Using it, they upgraded their existing Spy Changer technology to become a second generation of Go-Bots. Renegade Rhetoric (2), 2016/05/05 and 2016/05/12

Games

Fall of Cybertron

The "Gambler" modification for Path Blasters loaded a single synthetic Destronium round randomly into each magazine providing a big albeit unpredictable boost of firepower. Fall of Cybertron

Notes

  • Destronium is derived from "Destron", the Japanese name for the Decepticons. Considering that the Japanese name for the Autobots is Cybertron, it may even be a counterpart of sorts to Cybertonium, a slightly differently spelled substance from the Generation 1 cartoon which was critical for the proper functioning of Transformer bodies.