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===''Animated''=== | ===''Animated'' cartoon continuity=== | ||
One serving of [[Garbage O's]] provided 25% of the recommended Solar Cycle Value of dilithium, regardless of whether the cereal was consumed plain or with [[mercury sauce]]. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac}} | One serving of [[Garbage O's]] provided 25% of the recommended Solar Cycle Value of dilithium, regardless of whether the cereal was consumed plain or with [[mercury sauce]]. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac|The AllSpark Almanac}} | ||
===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''=== | ===''Star Trek vs. Transformers''=== | ||
The Federation operated a dilithium mine on [[Cygnus Seven]], which was eventually targeted by the Klingons. {{storylink|Prime's Directive, Part One}} | The Federation operated a dilithium mine on [[Cygnus Seven]], which was eventually targeted by the Klingons. {{storylink|Prime's Directive, Part One}} | ||
==Notes== | |||
*There is in fact a real-world substance named {{w|dilithium}}, though it significantly differs from the ''Star Trek'' substance. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 27 September 2018
Dilithium is a mineral used by the Federation and the Klingons, and is sometimes present in Cybertronian food.
Fiction
Animated cartoon continuity
One serving of Garbage O's provided 25% of the recommended Solar Cycle Value of dilithium, regardless of whether the cereal was consumed plain or with mercury sauce. The AllSpark Almanac
Star Trek vs. Transformers
The Federation operated a dilithium mine on Cygnus Seven, which was eventually targeted by the Klingons. Prime's Directive, Part One
Notes
- There is in fact a real-world substance named dilithium, though it significantly differs from the Star Trek substance.
External links
- Dilithium at Memory Alpha
