Zombie: Difference between revisions
From MediaWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:Optimusg1zombie.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Sadly, we are cheated a "Brawn of the Dead" pun-reference.]] | [[Image:Optimusg1zombie.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Sadly, we are cheated a "Brawn of the Dead" pun-reference.]] | ||
{{quote|So, bereft of its ''brain module'', a Transformer body is just so much circuitry, operable by a powerful ''computer signal''!|Ultra Magnus in [[City of Fear!, Part 2]]}} | |||
Although Transformers are often rebuilt or otherwise brought back from apparent death, there are also many examples of them being partially reanimated as '''zombies''', either self-aware or under the control of another. | Although Transformers are often rebuilt or otherwise brought back from apparent death, there are also many examples of them being partially reanimated as '''zombies''', either self-aware or under the control of another. | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 23 September 2007

So, bereft of its brain module, a Transformer body is just so much circuitry, operable by a powerful computer signal!Ultra Magnus in City of Fear!, Part 2
Although Transformers are often rebuilt or otherwise brought back from apparent death, there are also many examples of them being partially reanimated as zombies, either self-aware or under the control of another.
Generation One
- Flame's army of zombies, which included the undead Impactor
- Optimus Prime
- Starscream
- Playback
- The bodies remote-controlled by Blackjack
- Black Zarak and possibly the rest of the Nine Great Demon Generals
Note: Metrotitan is not a reanimated Metroplex as is commonly believed.
Beast Era
- Galvatron
- Optimus Primal's original body
- Tarantulas
- The bodies inhabited by Megatron

