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===''Energon''=== | ===''Energon'' / ''Universe'' (2003)=== | ||
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|File:Decepticon Combiner Star.jpg|w2=150|caption='''Right:''' ''Autobot variant pictured''<br>'''Left:''' ''Decepticon variant pictured''|float=right}} | |File:Decepticon Combiner Star.jpg|w2=150|caption='''Right:''' ''Autobot variant pictured (Takara version)''<br>'''Left:''' ''Decepticon variant pictured (Hasbro version)''|float=right}} | ||
Each team combiner component came with a chip of | {{collist|3| | ||
*'''[[Bruticus Maximus (Energon)|Bruticus]]''' (Takara, 2004) | |||
**'''[[Blackout (combiner)|Blackout]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Blight (Energon)|Blight]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Kickback (Energon)|Kickback]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Stormcloud (Energon)|Stormcloud]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
*'''[[Constructicon Maximus|Buildron]]''' (Takara, 2004) | |||
**'''[[Bonecrusher (Energon)|Bonecrusher]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Duststorm (Energon)|Duststorm]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Sledge (Energon)|Sledge]]''' (Hasbro, 2005) | |||
**'''[[Wideload (Energon)|Wideload]]''' (Hasbro, 2005/2006) | |||
*'''[[Superion Maximus|Superion]]''' (Takara, 2004) | |||
**'''[[Sky Shadow (Energon)|Sky Shadow]]''' (Hasbro, 2004) | |||
**'''[[Terradive (Energon)|Terradive]]''' (Hasbro, 2004/2005) | |||
**'''[[Treadshot (Energon)|Treadshot]]''' (Hasbro, 2004/2005) | |||
**'''[[Windrazor (Energon)|Windrazor]]''' (Hasbro, 2004/2005) | |||
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:Each team combiner's limb component came with a [[Energon star|chip of Super Energon]] and a [[Energon weapon|Super Energon weapon]]. The only difference between a Super Energon chip and a regular one was the color as instead of red or green/yellow chips they were light blue. | |||
:In [[TakaraTomy|Takara]]'s ''Super Link'' toyline, the combiner components were sold together in a gift set. The shade of blue plastic used on the Takara releases was a much darker, almost purple shade. | |||
:Several of the Hasbro releases were repackaged and sold in the ''[[Transformers: Universe (2003 toyline)|Universe]]'' toyline. | |||
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Revision as of 08:59, 29 August 2021
- Super Energon is a variant of energon from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.

Super Energon is a bright blue colored energon that was hidden in the core of Cybertron. It is identified as a prophetic fuel that meant "hope" for the Transformers race. Those who are lucky or skilled enough to find this rare material are granted unbelievable power.
Fiction
Unicron Trilogy cartoon continuity
Energon cartoon
Discovered in a pool beneath the surface of Cybertron, Super Energon is a rarer and more potent form of Energon. This mysterious substance was used to upgrade Megatron and Starscream, as well as increase the size of some curious Insecticons. A striking trait of the fuel was that it was so powerful, it destroyed many Divebomb Terrorcons as their bodies tried to refine it into energon chips.
The Super Energon also caused Galvatron to grow to planet size, serving as the new body and host of the evil Unicron. Primus used the Super Energon to create a new sun. It was completed when Galvatron, possessing the spark of Unicron, dove into it, igniting it and saving the Q-system from destruction.
Cybertron cartoon
The Super Energon-created sun would not last forever, as the breakdown of Unicron's spark within led to a collapse and the creation of the Unicron Singularity. Fallen
Ask Vector Prime
In Aurex 503.21 Gamma, Alpha Q's universe was also lit by a Super Energon/Dark Energon star. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/03
In Aurex 1104.30-JH Zeta, Tarantulas had a secret agenda to find Super Energon on prehistoric Earth. He accomplished this, and kept the supply in the planet's orbit, until Optimus Primal sacrificed himself to destroy it. The resultant explosion created a transwarp explosion that turned many of the combatants into Transmetals and Fuzors. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/08/13
Toys
Energon / Universe (2003)
- Bruticus (Takara, 2004)
- Blackout (Hasbro, 2005)
- Blight (Hasbro, 2005)
- Kickback (Hasbro, 2005)
- Stormcloud (Hasbro, 2005)
- Buildron (Takara, 2004)
- Bonecrusher (Hasbro, 2005)
- Duststorm (Hasbro, 2005)
- Sledge (Hasbro, 2005)
- Wideload (Hasbro, 2005/2006)
- Superion (Takara, 2004)
- Sky Shadow (Hasbro, 2004)
- Terradive (Hasbro, 2004/2005)
- Treadshot (Hasbro, 2004/2005)
- Windrazor (Hasbro, 2004/2005)
- Each team combiner's limb component came with a chip of Super Energon and a Super Energon weapon. The only difference between a Super Energon chip and a regular one was the color as instead of red or green/yellow chips they were light blue.
- In Takara's Super Link toyline, the combiner components were sold together in a gift set. The shade of blue plastic used on the Takara releases was a much darker, almost purple shade.
- Several of the Hasbro releases were repackaged and sold in the Universe toyline.
Notes
Foreign names
- Japanese: Super Energon (スーパーエネルゴン Sūpā Enerugon)




