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He tried to resist, but they managed to overpower him and take the Key, leaving him severely damaged. A group of [[Autobot]]s soon arrived and repaired him, and after a journey to [[Vector Sigma]] fraught with peril, Alpha Trion sacrificed himself by merging with the supercomputer in order to grant life to the [[Aerialbot]]s. | He tried to resist, but they managed to overpower him and take the Key, leaving him severely damaged. A group of [[Autobot]]s soon arrived and repaired him, and after a journey to [[Vector Sigma]] fraught with peril, Alpha Trion sacrificed himself by merging with the supercomputer in order to grant life to the [[Aerialbot]]s. | ||
The fate of his misplaced 10.2 ultra-drill is, sadly, unknown. | The fate of his misplaced 10.2 ultra-drill is, sadly, unknown. {{storylink|The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1}} | ||
{{storylink|The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Revision as of 17:01, 19 March 2009
- The 10.2 ultra-drill is some kinda doodad from the Generation 1 continuity family.
A 10.2 ultra-drill is piece of Cybertronic technology. Presumably, its function involves some type of drilling. The ultra type, whatever that is. (Could this be a vital operation in producing ultra gears?)
Fiction
Animated continuity
Alpha Trion was searching for a 10.2 ultra-drill lost somewhere in his workshop when a group of Decepticons, led by Megatron, burst in, demanding he give them the Key to Vector Sigma.
He tried to resist, but they managed to overpower him and take the Key, leaving him severely damaged. A group of Autobots soon arrived and repaired him, and after a journey to Vector Sigma fraught with peril, Alpha Trion sacrificed himself by merging with the supercomputer in order to grant life to the Aerialbots.
The fate of his misplaced 10.2 ultra-drill is, sadly, unknown. The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1
Trivia
10.2 millimeters is actually a standard metric drill size.
