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The '''servility program''' (追従プログラム ''tsuishō puroguramu'') was a program inherent to all [[Mini-Con]]s that bound them to a "[[Bulk]]", or larger [[Transformer]]. When an Autobot or Decepticon revived or [[Powerlinx|Powerlinked]] with a Mini-Con the program would make them feel compelled to act with loyalty to that Transformer. Depending on the partner's personality this could have been either a beneficial or psychologically damaging relationship.
The '''servility program''' (追従プログラム ''tsuishō puroguramu'') was a program inherent to all [[Mini-Con]]s that bound them to a "[[Bulk]]", or larger [[Transformer]]. When an Autobot or Decepticon revived or [[Powerlinx|Powerlinked]] with a Mini-Con the program would make them feel compelled to act with loyalty to that Transformer. Depending on the partner's personality this could have been either a beneficial or psychologically damaging relationship. A Mini-Con can defy the program, though not easily.


The first mention of the servility program was when [[Redline]] explained why their friend [[Rollbar (Armada)|Rollbar]] abandoned them after linking with the Transformer [[Scavenger (Armada)|Scavenger]]. {{storylink|Linkage Part 5|Linkage Part 5}}
==Fiction==
===Linkage===
After [[Rollbar (Armada)|Rollbar]] abandoned them after linking with the Transformer [[Scavenger (Armada)|Scavenger]], [[Redline]] explained the nature of the servility program to [[Stella Holley]]. {{storylink|Linkage Part 5|Linkage Part 5}}


Before the program was removed from all Mini-Cons as the result of Redline's actions the servility program could be overcome through effort on the part of the Mini-Con themself. However, with the [[Master Key]] discovered and the Mini-Cons' full powers realized, they are no longer bound by this limitation and can exist fully as their own beings. {{storylink|Linkage Part 10|Linkage Part 10}}
Redline planned to use the [[Master Key]] to allow all Mini-Cons to evolve, and break the program's hold over them forever. {{storylink|Linkage Part 10|Linkage Part 10}}


It is unknown why the servility program existed; either it was programmed into them by other Transformers or was inherent to the Mini-Cons and part of [[Unicron]]'s plan to use them to subjugate the Transformer race.
===Ask Vector Prime===
In [[Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta]], the time-travelling [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]] gathered several Mini-Cons to his side. However, [[Wedge Shape]] was able to defy her programming, and defected to the Maximals. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/13}}


[[Category:Armada technology]]
[[Category:Armada technology]]
[[Category:Restraining devices]]
[[Category:Restraining devices]]

Revision as of 12:23, 6 July 2020

The servility program (追従プログラム tsuishō puroguramu) was a program inherent to all Mini-Cons that bound them to a "Bulk", or larger Transformer. When an Autobot or Decepticon revived or Powerlinked with a Mini-Con the program would make them feel compelled to act with loyalty to that Transformer. Depending on the partner's personality this could have been either a beneficial or psychologically damaging relationship. A Mini-Con can defy the program, though not easily.

Fiction

Linkage

After Rollbar abandoned them after linking with the Transformer Scavenger, Redline explained the nature of the servility program to Stella Holley. Linkage Part 5

Redline planned to use the Master Key to allow all Mini-Cons to evolve, and break the program's hold over them forever. Linkage Part 10

Ask Vector Prime

In Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta, the time-travelling Megatron gathered several Mini-Cons to his side. However, Wedge Shape was able to defy her programming, and defected to the Maximals. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/13

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