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:''The | :''The Energon Harvester is a device from the [[Transformers: Prime (franchise)| Prime]] portion of the [[Aligned continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:DeusExMachina-Openharvester.jpg|thumb|300px|"They're gifts, [[Nolan North|Mr. Miles]], gifts from those who came before."]] | [[Image:DeusExMachina-Openharvester.jpg|thumb|300px|"They're gifts, [[Nolan North|Mr. Miles]], gifts from those who came before."]] | ||
An ''' | An '''Energon Harvester''' was used by the Ancients to harvest [[Energon (fuel)|energon]]. As energon flows in the bodies of all [[Transformer]]s, the Harvester can be a deadly weapon in [[Decepticon]] hands. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
{{spoilers|Deus ex Machina|April 8, 2011}} | {{spoilers|Deus ex Machina|April 8, 2011}} | ||
When the Autobots detected an energon vein in [[Greece]], [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]] and [[Miko Nakadai|Miko]] went to investigate. There they spotted a painting of a god wielding the | When the Autobots detected an energon vein in [[Greece]], [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]] and [[Miko Nakadai|Miko]] went to investigate. There they spotted a painting of a god wielding the Energon Harvester and figured one must be on Earth. Bulkhead encountered [[Breakdown (Prime)|Breakdown]] at the construction site, which meant the Decepticons also knew about the Harvester. After some online searching, [[Raf Esquivel|Raf]] found an identical orb in a museum, which [[Optimus Prime (Prime)|Optimus Prime]] confirmed to be genuine. | ||
[[Team Prime]] surrounded the museum, while [[Ratchet (Prime)|Ratchet]] [[GroundBridge|ground-bridge]]d the children into the museum to steal the | [[Team Prime]] surrounded the museum, while [[Ratchet (Prime)|Ratchet]] [[GroundBridge|ground-bridge]]d the children into the museum to steal the Harvester. But [[Knock Out (Prime)|Knock Out]] and Breakdown attacked the Autobots, [[Soundwave (Prime)|Soundwave]] snatched the Harvester from the kids, and Miko was arrested. Bulkhead deduced [[Starscream (Prime)|Starscream]] would return to Greece to harvest the untapped energon source. Starscream had already demonstrated its power by absorbing the life from a [[Vehicon (Prime)|Vehicon]] and was harvesting the energon when Bulkhead arrived. The Decepticon attempted to use it to kill Bulkhead, but he grabbed onto it, causing it to overload. Bulkhead threw the Harvester into the air, where it safely exploded. | ||
Later, [[William Fowler]] gave a replica of the | Later, [[William Fowler]] gave a replica of the Harvester (made by Ratchet) to the museum and got Miko out of trouble with the security guard. {{storylink|Deus ex Machina}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 08:21, 19 March 2011
- The Energon Harvester is a device from the Prime portion of the Aligned continuity family.
An Energon Harvester was used by the Ancients to harvest energon. As energon flows in the bodies of all Transformers, the Harvester can be a deadly weapon in Decepticon hands.
Fiction
 Plot details for Deus ex Machina follow. |
When the Autobots detected an energon vein in Greece, Bulkhead and Miko went to investigate. There they spotted a painting of a god wielding the Energon Harvester and figured one must be on Earth. Bulkhead encountered Breakdown at the construction site, which meant the Decepticons also knew about the Harvester. After some online searching, Raf found an identical orb in a museum, which Optimus Prime confirmed to be genuine.
Team Prime surrounded the museum, while Ratchet ground-bridged the children into the museum to steal the Harvester. But Knock Out and Breakdown attacked the Autobots, Soundwave snatched the Harvester from the kids, and Miko was arrested. Bulkhead deduced Starscream would return to Greece to harvest the untapped energon source. Starscream had already demonstrated its power by absorbing the life from a Vehicon and was harvesting the energon when Bulkhead arrived. The Decepticon attempted to use it to kill Bulkhead, but he grabbed onto it, causing it to overload. Bulkhead threw the Harvester into the air, where it safely exploded.
Later, William Fowler gave a replica of the Harvester (made by Ratchet) to the museum and got Miko out of trouble with the security guard. Deus ex Machina
Notes
- A golden orb, associated with pagan religions and able to suck the life out of of those it's used on? Sounds familiar.
