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The name '''Allspark''', '''AllSpark''' or '''All Spark''' can refer to multiple ''Transformers'' concepts: | The name '''Allspark''', '''AllSpark''' or '''All Spark''' can refer to multiple ''Transformers'' concepts: | ||
{{disamb|y=1999|The [[Allspark]], the extradimensional realm that is the source of Transformers' [[spark]]s.}} | |||
{{disamb|y=2002|[[Allspark Power Generator Station]], a hydroelectric power plant from ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''.}} | |||
{{disamb|y=2007|The [[AllSpark]], the life-giving artifact from the [[live-action film series|live-action movie]], ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]'' [[continuity family|continuity families]].}} | |||
{{disamb|y=2008|''[[AllSpark Power]]'', the [[subline imprint]] from the [[movie (toyline)|2007 movie toyline]].}} | |||
{{disamb|y=2009|The [[AllSpark Matrix]], a container for the AllSpark's remains in the ''Animated'' continuity family.}} | |||
Revision as of 06:32, 14 September 2011
The name Allspark, AllSpark or All Spark can refer to multiple Transformers concepts:
- 2002 — Allspark Power Generator Station, a hydroelectric power plant from Armada.
- 2007 — The AllSpark, the life-giving artifact from the live-action movie, Animated and Prime continuity families.
- 2008 — AllSpark Power, the subline imprint from the 2007 movie toyline.
- 2009 — The AllSpark Matrix, a container for the AllSpark's remains in the Animated continuity family.
The Sparkbots also referred to Angolmois energy as "the Allspark" as part of a lie to trick the time-hopping Kiss Players into gathering portions of it in order to resurrect Unicron.
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