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Seemingly the base form of a [[Transformer]], the '''core body''' appears to act as a skeleton. It lacks additional armor that Transformers would normally have, to the point that the [[Spark]] chamber appears to be exposed. | Seemingly the base form of a [[Transformer]], the '''core body''' appears to act as a skeleton. It lacks additional armor that Transformers would normally have, to the point that the [[Spark]] chamber appears to be exposed. | ||
Additional exostructure can be added to the core body, such as [[Protoform#Live-action film series|Protoform]] or [[Trans-scan|scanned]] vehicle parts. | Additional exostructure can be added to the core body, such as [[Protoform#Live-action film series|Protoform]] and/or [[Trans-scan|scanned]] vehicle parts. | ||
==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 12 November 2020
Seemingly the base form of a Transformer, the core body appears to act as a skeleton. It lacks additional armor that Transformers would normally have, to the point that the Spark chamber appears to be exposed.
Additional exostructure can be added to the core body, such as Protoform and/or scanned vehicle parts.
Toys
Trans-Scanning
Japanese-only releases, these figures are spindly skeletons referred to as "Core Bodies". To these skeletons, two sets of armor pieces can be attached to create one of two forms for either character: their protoform mode or their Earth mode.
