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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
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The [[Technobot (G1)|Technobot]] [[Nosecone (G1)|Nosecone]]'s [[Alternate mode|altmode]]'s drill could pierce almost anything and was practically indestructible because it was made from durabyllium-steel alloy. {{storylink|Nosecone (G1)|Nosecone's toy bio}} | |||
The [[Technobot (G1)|Technobot]] [[Nosecone (G1)|Nosecone]]'s [[Alternate mode|altmode]]'s drill | |||
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=== | |||
Shooting the [[Omega Supreme (G1)|tank]] in front of [[Ark (G1)|Autobot Headquarters]] and doing no damage at all, either [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]] or [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]] guessed that the vehicle was tougher than a block of triple-strength durabyllium steel. {{storylink|Command Performances!}} He was correct. {{storylink|Letters page (Marvel UK)|Dread Tidings #285}} | Shooting the [[Omega Supreme (G1)|tank]] in front of [[Ark (G1)|Autobot Headquarters]] and doing no damage at all, either [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]] or [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]] guessed that the vehicle was tougher than a block of triple-strength durabyllium steel. {{storylink|Command Performances!}} He was correct. {{storylink|Letters page (Marvel UK)|Dread Tidings #285}} | ||
====IDW | ===Unicron Trilogy=== | ||
Durabyllium was the hardest metal in the [[Solar system|galaxy]] and it was used in the construction of all Transformers. {{storylink|Optimus Prime vs Megatron: The Ultimate Battle}} | |||
===''Prime'' cartoon=== | |||
Among other items, [[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]] selected a durabyllium drill to install his [[Starscream clone (Prime)|treacherous clone]]'s [[Transformation cog|T-cog]] on himself. He never got to use it, however, since he got curious when he detected the Decepticons dispatching four teams to locations around the globe. {{storylink|Triangulation}} | |||
===2005 IDW continuity=== | |||
The [[Protectobot (G1)|Protectobot]] [[Rook (Generations)|Rook]] is equipped with 'durabyllium super-alloy armor'. It didn't save him from being blown up after being shot by Atomizer while the former was trapped in a forced coma. | The [[Protectobot (G1)|Protectobot]] [[Rook (Generations)|Rook]] is equipped with 'durabyllium super-alloy armor'. It didn't save him from being blown up after being shot by Atomizer while the former was trapped in a forced coma. | ||
{{storylink|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End|Journey's End}} | {{storylink|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End|Journey's End}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
When [[Command Performances! | When "[[Command Performances!]]" was reprinted in [[The Transformers Classics, Vol. 2]], a printing error caused the metal to be misspelled as "Durasyllium". | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 01:52, 30 May 2019
Durabyllium is, like every other metal in Transformers, the strongest metal that exists.
Fiction
Toy bios
The Technobot Nosecone's altmode's drill could pierce almost anything and was practically indestructible because it was made from durabyllium-steel alloy. Nosecone's toy bio
Marvel The Transformers comics
Shooting the tank in front of Autobot Headquarters and doing no damage at all, either Rumble or Frenzy guessed that the vehicle was tougher than a block of triple-strength durabyllium steel. Command Performances! He was correct. Dread Tidings #285
Unicron Trilogy
Durabyllium was the hardest metal in the galaxy and it was used in the construction of all Transformers. Optimus Prime vs Megatron: The Ultimate Battle
Prime cartoon
Among other items, Starscream selected a durabyllium drill to install his treacherous clone's T-cog on himself. He never got to use it, however, since he got curious when he detected the Decepticons dispatching four teams to locations around the globe. Triangulation
2005 IDW continuity
The Protectobot Rook is equipped with 'durabyllium super-alloy armor'. It didn't save him from being blown up after being shot by Atomizer while the former was trapped in a forced coma. Journey's End
Notes
When "Command Performances!" was reprinted in The Transformers Classics, Vol. 2, a printing error caused the metal to be misspelled as "Durasyllium".
