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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
[[Twelve-of-Twelve]] and his [[Functionary|Functionaries]] were rounding up AVL dissidents when they encountered the universally-displaced crewmembers of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' and naturally assumed they were simply more or the rabble-rousers to be arrested. Other AVL members, led by [[Clicker]], attempted a rescue, but only succeeded in proving they were terrible at the whole resistance-fighter thing, needing to be saved by the Lost Light crew. Clicker then revealed the AVL's base of operations was [[Cyberutopia]]. {{storylink|Dissolution Part 2: Anomie|Anomie}}
[[Twelve-of-Twelve]] and his [[Functionary|Functionaries]] were rounding up AVL dissidents when they encountered the universally-displaced crewmembers of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' and naturally assumed they were simply more or the rabble-rousers to be arrested. Other AVL members, led by [[Clicker]], attempted a rescue, but only succeeded in proving they were terrible at the whole resistance-fighter thing, needing to be saved by the Lost Light crew. Clicker then revealed the AVL's base of operations was [[Cyberutopia]]. {{storylink|Dissolution Part 2: Anomie|Anomie}}


Or at least, that's what it was ''called'' - in actuality, it was the city of [[Kalis]].
Or at least, that's what it was ''called'' - in actuality, it was the city of [[Kalis]].
Apparently, they had a presence on pre-[[Great War]] Cybertron, with Chromedome mentioning that some of their number had been attracted to join the Decepticons{{storylink|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism|Patternism}}. Exactly what happened to them in the original timeline is not known.


[[Category:IDW Generation 1 subgroups]]
[[Category:IDW Generation 1 subgroups]]

Revision as of 21:17, 26 February 2017

The Anti-Vocationist League are a guerilla group from the IDW continuity portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
"We are the Judean People's Front crack suicide squad. Suicide squad! Attack!"

The Anti-Vocationist League (AVL) stands in opposition to the Functionist Council, supporting the freedom of the oppressed. Many of them have "redundant" alt-modes, such as data-sticks, the Lunabots from the astro class, and those who have altered themselves to look like the fabled Useless One.

Fiction

IDW Generation 1 continuity

Twelve-of-Twelve and his Functionaries were rounding up AVL dissidents when they encountered the universally-displaced crewmembers of the Lost Light and naturally assumed they were simply more or the rabble-rousers to be arrested. Other AVL members, led by Clicker, attempted a rescue, but only succeeded in proving they were terrible at the whole resistance-fighter thing, needing to be saved by the Lost Light crew. Clicker then revealed the AVL's base of operations was Cyberutopia. Anomie

Or at least, that's what it was called - in actuality, it was the city of Kalis.

Apparently, they had a presence on pre-Great War Cybertron, with Chromedome mentioning that some of their number had been attracted to join the DecepticonsPatternism. Exactly what happened to them in the original timeline is not known.