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'''Magno-locks''', sometimes shortened to '''mag-locks''', are restraints that make use of magnetism... probably. | '''Magno-locks''', sometimes shortened to '''mag-locks''', are restraints that make use of magnetism... probably. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, 28 December 2020
Magno-locks, sometimes shortened to mag-locks, are restraints that make use of magnetism... probably.
Fiction
[edit]G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers
[edit]When Arcee, Perceptor and Grimlock were captured by the Decepticons, they were brought to the Predacon Bunker in the Gladiator Zone and restrained with magno-locks. Razorclaw noted the magno-locks had belonged to the previous owners of the hideout. The Art of War #3 The Autobots were freed by their G.I. Joe allies a few hours later. The Art of War #4
The Dark Heart of Sandokan
[edit]Mag-locks were used to keep the Force Chip safe inside a panel in the Star Arrow when the ship crashed. It is unclear whether the mag-locks were part of the ship or the box that contained the Force Chip. Either way, Override was equipped with internal mag-locks, which she used to keep Longrack on her back in vehicle mode when they had to flee from Synthos. The Dark Heart of Sandokan
Notes
[edit]- Razorclaw calls them "magno-locks" in The Art of War #3. Grimlock calls them "magno locks" in The Art of War #4. Just so you know.
