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Don't need to link to "Spike Witwicky" or "Marvel Comics" twice on the same page.
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So far, we haven't been putting issue/episode links in the body of the synopses - maybe we should establish an 'Appearances' section on the template?
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''Doctor Biggles-Jones is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics]] title ''[[G.I. Joe]]'', during a storyline which served as a preview for the [[Generation 2]] comic book.''
''Doctor Biggles-Jones is a [[human]] from the [[Generation 1]] continuity.''


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[[Image:Drbigglesjones.jpg|thumb|right|If she was a president, she'd be Babe-raham Lincoln.]]


'''Doctor Sidney Biggles-Jones''' is the [[Cobra]] scientist who designed [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s shoulder-mounted electromagnetic railgun. She was also largely responsible for Megatron's various other enhancements, including his new Tank-based alternate mode. The railgun itself was once a secret prototype weapon developed by Cobra, the evil organization from the G.I. Joe toyline.  Megatron discovered the railgun in [[Realignments|''G.I. Joe'' #139]], when he approached Cobra's transforming castle believing it to be a [[Decepticon]].  He was injured by the weapon and, upon further examination, was very impressed with it and its creator.
'''Doctor Sidney Biggles-Jones''' is the [[Cobra]] scientist who designed [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s shoulder-mounted electromagnetic railgun. She was also largely responsible for Megatron's various other enhancements, including his new tank-based alternate mode.


Megatron made a deal with [[Cobra Commander]] to trade Cybertronian technology from the [[Autobot]] spaceship the [[Ark]], for a re-designed body, and the rail gun built by Cobra. Biggles-Jones however, was not a typical Cobra soldier; she cared about the welfare of the recently-injured operative, [[Scarlett]], and concealed the fact that she knew Scarlett to be an undercover agent for GI Joe. As such, she became uncomfortable with Cobra Commander's deal with the powerful Megatron.
After he was injured by the railgun while approaching [[Destro]]'s castle, Megatron made a deal with [[Cobra Commander]]; he would trade Cybertronic technology from the [[Ark]] for a re-designed body which would incorporate the railgun. Biggles-Jones was not a typical Cobra soldier; she cared about the welfare of the recently-injured operative, [[Scarlett]], and concealed the fact that she knew Scarlett to be an undercover agent for GI Joe. As such, she became uncomfortable with Cobra Commander's deal with the powerful [[Decepticon]].


In [[Sucker_Punch|#141]], it was revealed that Cobra had already betrayed Biggles-Jones and offered her to Megatron as part of the deal.  Megatron arrived to extract her and freeze her brain for transport to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]].  Scarlett, paying back a debt for Biggles-Jones saving her life, confronted Megatron to save her.
Unbeknownst to Biggles-Jones, the Commander had already betrayed Biggles-Jones and offered her to Megatron as part of the deal.  Megatron arrived to extract her and freeze her brain for transport to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]].  Scarlett, repaying Biggles-Jones for saving her life, confronted Megatron to save her.


In [[Final_Transformations|#142]] we find that Scarlett's bold challenge had allowed a squad of Autobots, led by [[Hot Spot (G1)|Hot Spot]], to intercept the reborn Decepticon Leader and free Biggles-Jones.  The Autobots soon found that they were no match for Megatron's new, enhanced body, and the encounter eventually led to the deaths of [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]], [[Chase (G1)|Chase]], [[Brawn (G1)|Brawn]] and [[Override (G1)|Override]].  Fortunately, their sacrifices allowed the Joes to smuggle the deactivated Aerialbot [[Skydive (G1)|Skydive]] aboard the Ark (along with [[Spike Witwicky]]).  However, Megatron relentlessly chased the Joes attempting to escape with Biggles-Jones.  Having witnessed the noblility of the slain Autobots, the scientist willingly surrendered to Megatron, who reclaimed her and stowed her aboard the Ark before departing.
Scarlett's bold challenge allowed a squad of [[Autobots]], led by [[Hot Spot (G1)|Hot Spot]], to intercept the reborn Decepticon Leader and free Biggles-Jones.  The Autobots soon found that they were no match for Megatron's newly enhanced body, and the encounter eventually led to the deaths of [[Steeljaw (G1)|Steeljaw]], [[Chase (G1)|Chase]], [[Brawn (G1)|Brawn]] and [[Override (G1)|Override]].  After dispensing with them, Megatron relentlessly chased the Joes, who were attempting to escape with Biggles-Jones.  Having witnessed the noblility of the slain Autobots, the scientist willingly surrendered to Megatron, who reclaimed her and stowed her aboard the Ark before departing.


While on the Ark, Megatron revealed that he knew that the railgun was infected with a computer virus designed to render it inoperable.  Megatron explained that he transferred the virus to the technology he gave to Cobra, making it all useless.  Megatron and his prisoner blasted off for Cybertron.
While on the Ark, Megatron revealed that he knew that the railgun was infected with a computer virus designed to render it inoperable.  Megatron explained that he transferred the virus to the technology he gave to Cobra, making it all useless.  Megatron and his prisoner blasted off for Cybertron.


In [[All_or_Nothing|''Transformers: Generation 2'' #2]], it was revealed that Spike Witwicky snuck onto the Ark during Megatron's battle with Cobra.  On the Ark, Spike found his [[Headmaster]] body, [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]] right where he left him in the original Marvel Comics ''Transformers'' #79.  He was about to transform into Fortress Maximus's head when he was confronted by Skydive, who was unaware that Fortress Maximus was a Headmaster, and hence believed Spike was tampering with a fellow Autobot.  Spike then transformed and combined with his binary-bonded partner and eased Skydive's fearsHe also revealed his plan to stop Megatron.
However, Spike Witwicky had snuck onto the Ark during Megatron's battle with Cobra and combined with [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]], his old [[Headmaster]] body, which he had abandoned there years before.  Soon after, Fortress Maximus confronted and battled Megatron, allowing his fellow stowaway Skydive to free Biggles-Jones. Unable to defeat Megatron in combat, Fortress Maximus decided to destroy the reactor core of the Ark, and asked Spike to leave and escape with Skydive and Biggles-JonesSpike declined, and instead sacrificed himself along with Fortress Maximus, destroying the Ark for good. However, not only had Skydive escaped with Dr. Biggles-Jones, but Megatron too had escaped to plague the Autobots another day.  
 
Soon after, Fortress Maximus confronted and battled Megatron, allowing Skydive to free Biggles-Jones. Unable to defeat Megatron in combat, Fortress Maximus decided to destroy the reactor core of the Ark, and asked Spike to leave and escape with Skydive and Biggles-Jones, Spike declined, and instead sacrificed himself along with Fortress Maximus, destroying the Ark for good. However, not only had Skydive escaped with Dr. Biggles-Jones, but Megatron too had escaped to plague the Autobots another day.  


Dr. Biggles-Jones was brought by Skydive to the G.I. Joe forces, where they all gathered to ponder the nature of heroism and sacrifice.
Dr. Biggles-Jones was brought by Skydive to the G.I. Joe forces, where they all gathered to ponder the nature of heroism and sacrifice.

Revision as of 00:08, 12 April 2006

Doctor Biggles-Jones is a human from the Generation 1 continuity.

If she was a president, she'd be Babe-raham Lincoln.

Doctor Sidney Biggles-Jones is the Cobra scientist who designed Megatron's shoulder-mounted electromagnetic railgun. She was also largely responsible for Megatron's various other enhancements, including his new tank-based alternate mode.

After he was injured by the railgun while approaching Destro's castle, Megatron made a deal with Cobra Commander; he would trade Cybertronic technology from the Ark for a re-designed body which would incorporate the railgun. Biggles-Jones was not a typical Cobra soldier; she cared about the welfare of the recently-injured operative, Scarlett, and concealed the fact that she knew Scarlett to be an undercover agent for GI Joe. As such, she became uncomfortable with Cobra Commander's deal with the powerful Decepticon.

Unbeknownst to Biggles-Jones, the Commander had already betrayed Biggles-Jones and offered her to Megatron as part of the deal. Megatron arrived to extract her and freeze her brain for transport to Cybertron. Scarlett, repaying Biggles-Jones for saving her life, confronted Megatron to save her.

Scarlett's bold challenge allowed a squad of Autobots, led by Hot Spot, to intercept the reborn Decepticon Leader and free Biggles-Jones. The Autobots soon found that they were no match for Megatron's newly enhanced body, and the encounter eventually led to the deaths of Steeljaw, Chase, Brawn and Override. After dispensing with them, Megatron relentlessly chased the Joes, who were attempting to escape with Biggles-Jones. Having witnessed the noblility of the slain Autobots, the scientist willingly surrendered to Megatron, who reclaimed her and stowed her aboard the Ark before departing.

While on the Ark, Megatron revealed that he knew that the railgun was infected with a computer virus designed to render it inoperable. Megatron explained that he transferred the virus to the technology he gave to Cobra, making it all useless. Megatron and his prisoner blasted off for Cybertron.

However, Spike Witwicky had snuck onto the Ark during Megatron's battle with Cobra and combined with Fortress Maximus, his old Headmaster body, which he had abandoned there years before. Soon after, Fortress Maximus confronted and battled Megatron, allowing his fellow stowaway Skydive to free Biggles-Jones. Unable to defeat Megatron in combat, Fortress Maximus decided to destroy the reactor core of the Ark, and asked Spike to leave and escape with Skydive and Biggles-Jones. Spike declined, and instead sacrificed himself along with Fortress Maximus, destroying the Ark for good. However, not only had Skydive escaped with Dr. Biggles-Jones, but Megatron too had escaped to plague the Autobots another day.

Dr. Biggles-Jones was brought by Skydive to the G.I. Joe forces, where they all gathered to ponder the nature of heroism and sacrifice.