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{{note|In the [[Marvel]] [[Generation 1 (Marvel comic)|Generation 1 comic]] and [[Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe|G.I. Joe crossover comic]], the satellite drone operated by the [[Ark (G1)|Ark]]'s computer is not given a name.}} | {{note|In the [[Marvel]] [[Generation 1 (Marvel comic)|Generation 1 comic]] and [[Dreamwave]]'s [[Transformers/G.I. Joe|G.I. Joe crossover comic]], the satellite drone operated by the [[Ark (G1)|Ark]]'s computer is not given a name.}} | ||
==Fiction== | |||
Later Sky Spy was observing the coast of Japan for an unknown reason. When the electronic gremlin [[Kremzeek]] ran amok in [[Autobot Headquarters]] it escaped by 'riding' Sky Spy's transmission beam, and emerged in Japan.{{storylink|Kremzeek!}} | |||
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Revision as of 03:32, 8 March 2008
The Sky Spy, a satellite-based technology designed for collection of information, is an adjunct of Teletraan I. It is responsible for data collection, such as the vehicle scans used to reformat the first generation of Transformers following their arrival on Earth.
In the Marvel Generation 1 comic and Dreamwave's G.I. Joe crossover comic, the satellite drone operated by the Ark's computer is not given a name.
Fiction
Later Sky Spy was observing the coast of Japan for an unknown reason. When the electronic gremlin Kremzeek ran amok in Autobot Headquarters it escaped by 'riding' Sky Spy's transmission beam, and emerged in Japan.Kremzeek!
