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===''Prime'' cartoon===
===''Prime'' cartoon===


During the Great War, [[Megatron (Prime)|Megatron]] managed to develop [[Cybonic plague]] as part of the Biological Warfare Program. The plague was a success, wiping out millions on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. However, Megatron made sure to develop a cure in the event that he was infected. {{storylink|Sick Mind}}
During the Great War, [[Megatron (WFC)|Megatron]] managed to develop [[Cybonic plague]] as part of the Biological Warfare Program. The plague was a success, wiping out millions on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. However, Megatron made sure to develop a cure in the event that he was infected. {{storylink|Sick Mind}}


Megatron also discovered a means of refining raw [[Tox-En]] into a devastating weapon, which may have also been a project in the Biological Warfare Program. {{storylink|Toxicity}}
Megatron also discovered a means of refining raw [[Tox-En]] into a devastating weapon, which may have also been a project in the Biological Warfare Program. {{storylink|Toxicity}}

Revision as of 05:15, 31 March 2013

The Decepticon Biological Warfare Program is a Decepticon program in the Aligned continuity family.

Ever seeking an advantage in the Great War, the Decepticons set up a Biological Warfare Program, designed to kill Autobots with disease. You might wonder how biological warfare would affect robots, as they are non-biological, but trust us, they have their ways.

Fiction

Prime cartoon

During the Great War, Megatron managed to develop Cybonic plague as part of the Biological Warfare Program. The plague was a success, wiping out millions on Cybertron. However, Megatron made sure to develop a cure in the event that he was infected. Sick Mind

Megatron also discovered a means of refining raw Tox-En into a devastating weapon, which may have also been a project in the Biological Warfare Program. Toxicity