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When [[Stiletto (BW)|Stiletto]] killed her partner [[Betabear]] during a riot to prevent him from butchering [[Sea Panic]] in a berserker-rage, Aura shipped her off to the [[Mandala]] to cover up the whole thing. Later, Aura, Stiletto, and [[Wolfang (Predacon)|Wolfang]] raided a warehouse together, encountering [[Elephan|Sledgehammer]] within. Aura grappled with the [[Nucleon (substance)|Nucleon]]-enhanced criminal, but was overpowered due in part to Stiletto's hesitating in delivering a killing blow. Infuriated that Stiletto still had hang-ups despite her memory having been "fixed," Aura belittled and bullied her. When Stiletto ultimately opted to transfer to a less active post, Aura displayed nothing but contempt and disgust towards her fellow officer. {{storylink|Burning Bridges}} | When [[Stiletto (BW)|Stiletto]] killed her partner [[Betabear]] during a riot to prevent him from butchering [[Sea Panic]] in a berserker-rage, Aura shipped her off to the [[Mandala]] to cover up the whole thing. Later, Aura, Stiletto, and [[Wolfang (Predacon)|Wolfang]] raided a warehouse together, encountering [[Elephan|Sledgehammer]] within. Aura grappled with the [[Nucleon (substance)|Nucleon]]-enhanced criminal, but was overpowered due in part to Stiletto's hesitating in delivering a killing blow. Infuriated that Stiletto still had hang-ups despite her memory having been "fixed," Aura belittled and bullied her. When Stiletto ultimately opted to transfer to a less active post, Aura displayed nothing but contempt and disgust towards her fellow officer. {{storylink|Burning Bridges}} | ||
''Wolfang'', now, that guy she liked! When he was wounded investigating a Builder murder, she grew worried when he didn't respond to calls. Once he finally showed up, she first chewed him out and then discussed the iffy politics of the case: either the killers were Resistance or they were other Builders, and the latter could mean Wolfang got in deep doo-doo for investigating. Someone then bombed the morgue and injured the Builder overseer of the HQ, and Aura ordered Wolfang to break the case before the Builders came around to investigate the bombing and potentially shut the department down. | ''Wolfang'', now, that guy she liked! When he was wounded investigating a [[Builder of Cybertron|Builder]] murder, she grew worried when he didn't respond to calls. Once he finally showed up, she first chewed him out and then discussed the iffy politics of the case: either the killers were [[Resistance]] or they were other Builders, and the latter could mean Wolfang got in deep doo-doo for investigating. Someone then bombed the morgue and injured [[Strongarm (BW)|the Builder overseer]] of the HQ, and Aura ordered Wolfang to break the case before the Builders came around to investigate the bombing and potentially shut the department down. | ||
Aura took reinforcements when Wolfang called for them later and found herself first fighting a [[Predacon Secret Police]] force, then tracking Wolfang to wartorn [[Vos (polity)|Vos]]. Worried for her friend, she told him to sit tight but he told her to stay away from the combat zone, before finally telling her that whatever she learned about him, he'd been MCSF to the core. {{storylink|Trigger Warnings}} | Aura took reinforcements when Wolfang called for them later and found herself first fighting a [[Predacon Secret Police]] force, then tracking Wolfang to wartorn [[Vos (polity)|Vos]]. Worried for her friend, she told him to sit tight but he told her to stay away from the combat zone, before finally telling her that whatever she learned about him, he'd been MCSF to the core. {{storylink|Trigger Warnings}} | ||
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[[File:BWU Aura inspiration.jpg|thumb|200px|"Just you wait, I'll get a toy when they bring M.A.S.K. back. You'll see..."]] | [[File:BWU Aura inspiration.jpg|thumb|200px|"Just you wait, I'll get a toy when they bring M.A.S.K. back. You'll see..."]] | ||
* Though Aura has never been depicted visually in fiction, [[Jim Sorenson]] [[Authorial intent|has stated]] that she is physically based on the "Aura" mask and "Shark" vehicle of [[Gloria Baker]] from ''[[M.A.S.K.]]'', which were never sold in the original toyline. Following the tendency of ''Beast Wars: Uprising'' characters to be "virtual" [[redeco]]es of existing toys, she would apparently be based on [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|''Reveal the Shield'' Special Ops Jazz]], with the toy's speakers [[retool]]ed to homage the Shark's submarine mode.<ref>[http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/132364-bwu-part-6-trigger-warnings-online/page-3#entry3333877 Post by Jim S on the Allspark]</ref> | * Though Aura has never been depicted visually in fiction, [[Jim Sorenson]] [[Authorial intent|has stated]] that she is physically based on the "Aura" mask and "Shark" vehicle of [[Gloria Baker]] from ''[[M.A.S.K.]]'', which were never sold in the original toyline. Following the tendency of ''Beast Wars: Uprising'' characters to be "virtual" [[redeco]]es of existing toys, she would apparently be based on [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)|''Reveal the Shield'' Special Ops Jazz]], with the toy's speakers [[retool]]ed to homage the Shark's submarine mode.<ref>[http://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/132364-bwu-part-6-trigger-warnings-online/page-3#entry3333877 Post by Jim S on the Allspark Forums]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 05:39, 1 December 2016
| This article is about the MCSF officer. For the M.A.S.K. operative, see Gloria Baker. |
- Aura is a Maximal from the Beast Wars: Uprising portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
Though Aura can put on a caring facade for her fellow law-enforcers in the Maximal Command Security Force, she puts the Force's reputation before all else. Deep down, she is quite cold, ready to go through with rather questionable actions if any given situation calls for it.
Fiction
Beast Wars: Uprising
When Stiletto killed her partner Betabear during a riot to prevent him from butchering Sea Panic in a berserker-rage, Aura shipped her off to the Mandala to cover up the whole thing. Later, Aura, Stiletto, and Wolfang raided a warehouse together, encountering Sledgehammer within. Aura grappled with the Nucleon-enhanced criminal, but was overpowered due in part to Stiletto's hesitating in delivering a killing blow. Infuriated that Stiletto still had hang-ups despite her memory having been "fixed," Aura belittled and bullied her. When Stiletto ultimately opted to transfer to a less active post, Aura displayed nothing but contempt and disgust towards her fellow officer. Burning Bridges
Wolfang, now, that guy she liked! When he was wounded investigating a Builder murder, she grew worried when he didn't respond to calls. Once he finally showed up, she first chewed him out and then discussed the iffy politics of the case: either the killers were Resistance or they were other Builders, and the latter could mean Wolfang got in deep doo-doo for investigating. Someone then bombed the morgue and injured the Builder overseer of the HQ, and Aura ordered Wolfang to break the case before the Builders came around to investigate the bombing and potentially shut the department down.
Aura took reinforcements when Wolfang called for them later and found herself first fighting a Predacon Secret Police force, then tracking Wolfang to wartorn Vos. Worried for her friend, she told him to sit tight but he told her to stay away from the combat zone, before finally telling her that whatever she learned about him, he'd been MCSF to the core. Trigger Warnings
Notes
- Though Aura has never been depicted visually in fiction, Jim Sorenson has stated that she is physically based on the "Aura" mask and "Shark" vehicle of Gloria Baker from M.A.S.K., which were never sold in the original toyline. Following the tendency of Beast Wars: Uprising characters to be "virtual" redecoes of existing toys, she would apparently be based on Reveal the Shield Special Ops Jazz, with the toy's speakers retooled to homage the Shark's submarine mode.[1]
