Spark Engine

The Spark Engine gives a Transformer a Super Mode and incredible powers to go with it.

Fiction

Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity

Car Robots cartoon

At a point when the 3 Car Robo Brothers were trying to cheer up a forlorn Gelshark, Speedbreaker suggested that Gelshark should undergo a Power Up like the one given to him and his brothers by God Magnus's Energon Matrix. When describing the nature of their Power Up to Gelshark, the brothers referred to a side effect that could rapidly wear their bodies out, as they didn't yet have enough control over their new powers. Speedbreaker noted that this side effect conflicted with a health diagnosis that confirmed the brothers' Spark Engines to be in working order, to which God Magnus explained that the brothers' rapid fatigue by the Power Up was due to the Energon Matrix's power being meant only for those of the Convoy Class rather than any ordinary Transformer. Gelshark's Blues

Super Spy Changers catalog

The concept of the Spark Engine was developed by Doctor Daichi Ōnishi. In 2002, it was perfected with the use of go-brillium, an invention of Doctor Ōnishi's colleague Doctor Haruma Gō, in response to the invasion of Earth by the Mutants. The scientists thus upgraded the only Autobots left on Earth, the Spy Changers, with Spark Engines, turning them into the Super Spy Changers, who gained incredible powers. Super Artfire gained pyrokinesis, Super Ox received super strength, Super Wars was imbued with invulnerability, Super Counter Arrow discovered amazing speed, Super Eagle Killer could fly, and Super X-Car gained the capability to manipulate gravity. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/01

2001 Robots in Disguise toy bios

When Side Burn received a Spark engine, his speed and acceleration increased to infinite levels, and he gained the ability to teleport short distances on the highway. Robots in Disguise Deluxe Side Burn toy bio Prowl added one to his configuration to enhance his mobility and searching ability. Robots in Disguise Deluxe Prowl toy bio <ref>Given that the packaging bios for the "Super" redecoes of Side Burn and Prowl merely describe their personalities and abilities, it would seem that somewhere in production, the "Super" bios were accidentally swapped with the regular bios at some point in production.</ref>

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