User:Starfield

I guess you could say that I am a fiction-purist. I get the most enjoyment out of taking the fiction as it is presented to me, "mistakes" and all. I tend to regard extra-fictional explanations and clarifications of fictional events by the creators (in blogs and such) as noise. At best they are sometimes spoilers for events I would rather have seen in future fiction. At worst I mentally dismiss such statements as their personal canon, even though they are the creators.

That's just me. I suppose every fan has their quirks. I won't let it affect my wiki editing.

Examples

• Blurr is very much unambiguously dead.
• Rodimus' status is unknown, but I fear the worst.

I also have a high regard for character bios.

• Jazz survived and was rebuilt. Sometime. Perhaps far in the future?
• Sunstorm is a raving madbot bent on destruction. The Sycophant Starscream is therefore a different clone altogether.

Trans-locational Transformers

A trans-locational Transformers can separate into two or more independently animated parts, while still being one Transformer. This list includes components that could more accurately be considered remote-controlled drones, but the distinction is sometimes fuzzy so I included them all because I wanted to.

• Optimus Prime (Brain Center, Combat Deck, Roller)
• Ironhide / Ratchet (Sled)
• Laserbeak (Laser cannons)
• Reflector (Spectro, Spyglass, Viewfinder)
• Omega Supreme (rocket, tank, and base)
• Sky Lynx (Lynx, bird)
• Motormaster (Roller car)
• Duocons
  • Battletrap (Truck, helicopter)
  • Flywheels (Howitzer, fighter jet)
• Metroplex (Six-Gun, Slammer, Scamper)
• Trypticon (Full-Tilt, Brunt, Wipe-Out)
• Fortress Maximus (Cog)
  • Cog (Gasket, Grommet)
• Scorponok (Fasttrack)
• Crosscut (Clutch)
• Dreadwing (Smokescreen)
• Scorponok (Cyberbee)
• Magmatron (Landsaur, Seasaur, Skysaur)
• Tow-Line (sled)
• Arcee (Arcee, Chromia, the purple one)

See Also

• Mitotic spark