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::''Mode attachment is a psychological syndrome in the [[ | ::''Mode attachment is a psychological syndrome in the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]]. | ||
A transformer suffering from '''mode attachment''' has become particularly attached to his alternate mode, and will resist upgrading or reformatting to a new one, even when circumstances may merit it.<ref>Glossary of terms in Dreamwave's More than Meets the Eye #8</ref> | A transformer suffering from '''mode attachment''' has become particularly attached to his alternate mode, and will resist upgrading or reformatting to a new one, even when circumstances may merit it.<ref>Glossary of terms in Dreamwave's ''More than Meets the Eye'' #8</ref> | ||
'''Examples:''' | |||
* [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] rebuilt [[Goldbug]] back into [[Bumblebee]] because ol' Doc always preferred his original form. His, uh, original Earth form, anyway. {{storylink|Skin Deep!}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 28 December 2006
- Mode attachment is a psychological syndrome in the Generation 1 continuity family.
A transformer suffering from mode attachment has become particularly attached to his alternate mode, and will resist upgrading or reformatting to a new one, even when circumstances may merit it.[1]
Examples:
- Ratchet rebuilt Goldbug back into Bumblebee because ol' Doc always preferred his original form. His, uh, original Earth form, anyway. Skin Deep!
References
- ↑ Glossary of terms in Dreamwave's More than Meets the Eye #8
