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*The term "sparkling" originated in some parts of the [[fandom]] to refer to the idea of a Transformer child, often a literal "baby" robot. It was [[Canonizing|canonized]] in [[Race Against the Light|''Windblade'' vol. 2 #4]] to carry the similar connotation described above. | *The term "sparkling" originated in some parts of the [[fandom]] to refer to the idea of a Transformer child, often a literal "baby" robot. It was [[Canonizing|canonized]] in [[Race Against the Light|''Windblade'' vol. 2 #4]] to carry the similar connotation described above. | ||
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[[Category:IDW Generation 1 Transformer culture]] | [[Category:IDW Generation 1 Transformer culture]] | ||
Revision as of 02:50, 6 April 2018
A sparkling is a metaphorical child of a Transformer. Bots spawned from the hot spots carried by a colony Titan are sometimes referred to as sparklings of their Titan.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
When Camien cityspeaker Windblade met Navitas, the Velocitronian Titan identified her as "Caminus' sparkling". Race Against the Light
Notes
- The term "sparkling" originated in some parts of the fandom to refer to the idea of a Transformer child, often a literal "baby" robot. It was canonized in Windblade vol. 2 #4 to carry the similar connotation described above.
