Trans-scan: Difference between revisions
From MediaWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Typo fixing |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
'''Trans-scanning''' is the biological process by which a [[Transformer]]'s in | '''Trans-scanning''' is the biological process by which a [[Transformer]]'s built-in sensors choose and examine a new [[alternate mode]]. The process of disguising themselves, camouflaging their robotic natures, is as ingrained and natural in Transformers as changing color is in chameleons. Immediately after arriving on a new world in its [[Transition form]], a Transformer begins trans-scanning to choose and generate a new exostructure/disguise appropriate to both its size/body mass and its new locale.<ref>[[Transformers The Movie Guide]], by [[Simon Furman]]</ref> | ||
Transformers can trans-scan a new (appropriately massed) alternate form at will and their inner [[protoform]] core will generate a new exostructure or alter an existing one to that new | Transformers can trans-scan a new (appropriately massed) alternate form at will, and their inner [[protoform]] core will generate a new exostructure or alter an existing one to that new appearance almost instantaneously. | ||
Revision as of 19:00, 11 July 2007
- A trans-scan is a Transformer biological process in the live action movie continuity family.
Trans-scanning is the biological process by which a Transformer's built-in sensors choose and examine a new alternate mode. The process of disguising themselves, camouflaging their robotic natures, is as ingrained and natural in Transformers as changing color is in chameleons. Immediately after arriving on a new world in its Transition form, a Transformer begins trans-scanning to choose and generate a new exostructure/disguise appropriate to both its size/body mass and its new locale.[1]
Transformers can trans-scan a new (appropriately massed) alternate form at will, and their inner protoform core will generate a new exostructure or alter an existing one to that new appearance almost instantaneously.
