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One of [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, '''Ore-11''', "Evolution", generated on the planet [[Eukaris]]. Exposure to the ore is capable of mutating the Cybertronian body into a monstrous—but highly resilient and versatile—new form.
One of [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Shockwave]]'s [[Regenesis]] ores, '''Ore-11''', "Evolution", generated on the planet [[Eukaris]]. Exposure to the ore is capable of mutating the Cybertronian body into a monstrous—but highly resilient and versatile—new form.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
===2005 IDW continuity===
Shockwave began his Regenesis project by seeding thirteen planets with a variety of artificial energon derivatives, each with its own unique power. {{storylink|Shockwaves}} Launched some 600,000 years ago, Ore-11 landed on the planet Eukaris, {{storylink|Ceremony}} and remained there when the planet was consumed by [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]] in [[2018]]. The ore was absorbed into the planet-eater's power, a fact that [[Bludgeon (G1)|Bludgeon]] took advantage of; using it, the [[Maximal]]s that served Unicron were mutated, gaining secondary robot forms beneath their bestial exteriors, {{storylink|Our Finest}} as was [[Monstructor]]. {{storylink|Road's End}}
Shockwave began his Regenesis project by seeding thirteen planets with a variety of artificial energon derivatives, each with its own unique power. {{storylink|Shockwaves}} Launched some 600,000 years ago, Ore-11 landed on the planet Eukaris, {{storylink|Ceremony}} and remained there when the planet was consumed by [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]] in [[2018]]. The ore was absorbed into the planet-eater's power, a fact that [[Bludgeon (G1)|Bludgeon]] took advantage of; using it, the [[Maximal]]s that served Unicron were mutated, gaining secondary robot forms beneath their bestial exteriors, {{storylink|Our Finest}} as was [[Monstructor]]. {{storylink|Road's End}}


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==Notes==
==Notes==
* As with several other Regenesis ores, Ore-11 never put in a physical appearance in the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]], only appearing in the backmatter of "[[Ceremony]]" as part of [[John Barber]]'s general loose-end tying.  
* As with several other Regenesis ores, Ore-11 never put in a physical appearance in the [[2005 IDW continuity]], only appearing in the backmatter of "[[Ceremony]]" as part of [[John Barber]]'s general loose-end tying.  


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Revision as of 20:52, 2 May 2019

One of Shockwave's Regenesis ores, Ore-11, "Evolution", generated on the planet Eukaris. Exposure to the ore is capable of mutating the Cybertronian body into a monstrous—but highly resilient and versatile—new form.

Fiction

2005 IDW continuity

Shockwave began his Regenesis project by seeding thirteen planets with a variety of artificial energon derivatives, each with its own unique power. Shockwaves Launched some 600,000 years ago, Ore-11 landed on the planet Eukaris, Ceremony and remained there when the planet was consumed by Unicron in 2018. The ore was absorbed into the planet-eater's power, a fact that Bludgeon took advantage of; using it, the Maximals that served Unicron were mutated, gaining secondary robot forms beneath their bestial exteriors, Our Finest as was Monstructor. Road's End

Using Ore-11, Bludgeon and the Maximals were able to double-cross and transmutate the members of the Decepticon Vengeance Division into similar forms when their fleet attempted to stop Unicron. Our Finest

Notes

  • As with several other Regenesis ores, Ore-11 never put in a physical appearance in the 2005 IDW continuity, only appearing in the backmatter of "Ceremony" as part of John Barber's general loose-end tying.


Regenesis ores