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===IDW comics continuity===
===IDW comics continuity===
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[[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] toured the abandones battlefields of the Autobot/Decepticon war and used the [[Darkness (G1)|Heart of Darkness]] to resurrect the dead for his [[Galvatron's Army|army]].  Among these ressurectees was an internuncio-type who served on the bridge of his ship.
[[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] toured the abandoned battlefields of the Autobot/Decepticon war and used the [[Darkness (G1)|Heart of Darkness]] to resurrect the dead for his [[Galvatron's Army|army]].  Among these ressurectees was an internuncio-type who served on the bridge of his ship.
 


==Footnotes==
==Footnotes==

Revision as of 04:43, 23 July 2012

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"Internuncios" are Transformers from the Generation 1 continuity family.

"Internuncios" are one of the oldest of Transformer body-types, predating the art of Transformation, yet Transformers of this venerable model are still in service today.

They seem are especially suited to communications support roles and are frequently seen working as couriers, switchboard operators, intelligence officers and... um... matrix bearers.


Fiction

The Transformers cartoon continuity

The Transformers cartoon

He's the guy on the far-right.

While exploring sub-surface Cybertron Carly, Spike and the Dinobot Swoop come upon a room full of deactivated robots, including one of the "internuncio" body-type. Carly remarks how primitive they are compared to the Autobots of today. That racist! Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2

SOme months later while... exploring sub-surface Cybertron (is there an echo in here?) an Autobot party led by Alpha Trion came upon a disused storage hanger housing ancient courier ships from Cybertron's early days. A dead "internuncio" type Autobot can be seen to one side of the hanger. The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1

The presence of the Extremely Green Robot's corpse near the internuncio's would seem to date date the hanger (and the nuncio) from ~9 million years ago, prior to the discovery of Transformation. [1]


Many years later when Galvatron attempted to use the Matrix of Leadership to power his electron canon[2] the spirits of past ancient Autobot leaders appeared to demand he return the Matrix, including one of the "internuncio" type. Galvatron relented in the face of their spooky moaning. The Burden Hardest to Bear


The Headmasters cartoon

A micromaster internuncio manning the communications chair normally occupied by Spike informed Ultra Magnus of a prolonged siege on an Autobot energy-production facility in Miami, Florida. Ultra Magnus decisively orders him to summon the Technobots, which he does in a gung-ho manner. Ultra Magnus then goes charging off to his death. Ultra Magnus Dies!!

In the Omni Productions dub version of this episode he summons the robot train instead of the Technobots. Trivia!


Months after that sad event an intelligence officer of the "internuncio" type in Autobot City rushes to inform Carly and Spike of a Dcepticon attack on the Queen World ocean liner. Spike postulates that the Decepticon base must le somewhere along the line of the most recent attacks and the officer agrees, promising to monitor the enemy's movements. The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 1)

IDW comics continuity

Galvatron toured the abandoned battlefields of the Autobot/Decepticon war and used the Heart of Darkness to resurrect the dead for his army. Among these ressurectees was an internuncio-type who served on the bridge of his ship.

Footnotes

  1. The Extremely Green Autobot appeared in historical documentation of the earliest days of the Autobot/Decepticon war and the development of Transformation in "Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2".
  2. Seriously Galvatron? Seriously? It takes a special kind of idiot to see a mystic artifact of unfathomable power and say "I think I'll plug it into my gun!"