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:''Spike's affair is a [[human]] from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity|IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | |||
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[[File: | '''Spike's affair''' is a young woman who lives in a nice house in a suburb of [[Albuquerque]], [[New Mexico]]. She is one of several affairs of [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Spike Witwicky]], who keeps her a secret from everyone else and sometimes spends, ahem, "quality time" with her instead of doing his job. She owns a dog and likes wearing scanty clothes while standing in her doorway or even being out in the street. | ||
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{{quote|I had some... business to attend to. | {{quote|I had some... business to attend to. | ||
|Spike Witwicky, probably charging his 'friend' to his expense account|"[[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"|New Arrivals, Old Encounters]]"}} | |Spike Witwicky, probably charging his 'friend' to his expense account|"[[Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"|New Arrivals, Old Encounters]]"}} | ||
{{quote|What in the world?! | |||
|Her only line of dialogue ever|"[[Police Action: Part 1]]"}} | |||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ||
When [[Skywatch]] contacted Spike after attempting to reach him for seven hours, he took the call while leaving his | [[File:Ongoing Issue 2 Spike one night stand.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|"Yeah, baby! *snigger* Of course you're the only one for me. *pfft*"]] | ||
When [[Skywatch]] contacted Spike after attempting to reach him for seven hours, he took the call while leaving his affair's home in [[Albuquerque]]. She watched him walk back to his car (in actuality the [[Decepticon]] [[Breakdown (G1)|Breakdown]]) as he bravely ignored the question of where he was while his men were fighting off giant robots. The need to return to base (for the interrogation of [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Optimus Prime]]) gave him the perfect excuse for leaving without saying goodbye. {{storylink|Things Fall Apart, Part 1: "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"|New Arrivals, Old Encounters}} | |||
After a particularly stressful sequence of events, Spike took a leave of absence of 36 hours from his partnership with the Autobots. Although he did use some of that time to do some explaining to his superiors about the situation at hand, he also took the liberty of visiting his "female friend." As Spike was saying goodbye to her, he was attacked by Breakdown. A [[Prowl (G1)|police car]] and Spike took off after the Decepticon, though Spike was sure to order his "friend" to "get back inside" before he left. {{storylink|Police Action: Part 1|Police Action #1}} | |||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*The fact that her dog has joined her in the doorway to mournfully watch Spike leave really adds something to the scene. We're not sure what, but it's something. | *Since Spike's affair(s) is/are never given a name, it's not entirely clear if the women seen in issues 2 and 25 are indeed supposed to be the same person. In "Police Action: Part 1", Prowl explicitly points out that Spike has at least two more "human relations" in Albuquerque, one of them being a lobbyist. Considering they both have a very similar hairstyle, it appears that they're supposed to be the same person, drawn by different artists (Don Figueroa and Brendan Cahill). And even if they are supposed to be different people, they both exist only for one purpose in-story and have no actual personality whatsoever, so there'd be no point in keeping them on separate pages either way. | ||
*The fact that her dog has joined her in the doorway to mournfully watch Spike leave really adds something to the scene. We're not sure what, but it's something. On the upside, it appears she's not just a one-night stand for Spike, so… yay? | |||
*Even though the location of her home is identified as "3453 N. Mouno Avenue" in "Police Action: Part 1", the very next panel on the same page shows the number "783" on the door of her house. | |||
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- Spike's affair is a human from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Spike's affair is a young woman who lives in a nice house in a suburb of Albuquerque, New Mexico. She is one of several affairs of Spike Witwicky, who keeps her a secret from everyone else and sometimes spends, ahem, "quality time" with her instead of doing his job. She owns a dog and likes wearing scanty clothes while standing in her doorway or even being out in the street.
I had some... business to attend to.
Spike Witwicky, probably charging his 'friend' to his expense account, "New Arrivals, Old Encounters"
What in the world?!
Her only line of dialogue ever, "Police Action: Part 1"
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
When Skywatch contacted Spike after attempting to reach him for seven hours, he took the call while leaving his affair's home in Albuquerque. She watched him walk back to his car (in actuality the Decepticon Breakdown) as he bravely ignored the question of where he was while his men were fighting off giant robots. The need to return to base (for the interrogation of Optimus Prime) gave him the perfect excuse for leaving without saying goodbye. New Arrivals, Old Encounters
After a particularly stressful sequence of events, Spike took a leave of absence of 36 hours from his partnership with the Autobots. Although he did use some of that time to do some explaining to his superiors about the situation at hand, he also took the liberty of visiting his "female friend." As Spike was saying goodbye to her, he was attacked by Breakdown. A police car and Spike took off after the Decepticon, though Spike was sure to order his "friend" to "get back inside" before he left. Police Action #1
Notes
- Since Spike's affair(s) is/are never given a name, it's not entirely clear if the women seen in issues 2 and 25 are indeed supposed to be the same person. In "Police Action: Part 1", Prowl explicitly points out that Spike has at least two more "human relations" in Albuquerque, one of them being a lobbyist. Considering they both have a very similar hairstyle, it appears that they're supposed to be the same person, drawn by different artists (Don Figueroa and Brendan Cahill). And even if they are supposed to be different people, they both exist only for one purpose in-story and have no actual personality whatsoever, so there'd be no point in keeping them on separate pages either way.
- The fact that her dog has joined her in the doorway to mournfully watch Spike leave really adds something to the scene. We're not sure what, but it's something. On the upside, it appears she's not just a one-night stand for Spike, so… yay?
- Even though the location of her home is identified as "3453 N. Mouno Avenue" in "Police Action: Part 1", the very next panel on the same page shows the number "783" on the door of her house.
