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After their (mis)adventures dealing with both the law and the [[Waruder]] invasion, [[Megatron (Movie)|C-81]] was content with simply walking away from it all. But [[Packrat]] wasn't, and the [[Maximal]] felt compelled to steal the credit stick of one of [[Hound (G1)|the]] [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|officers]] that came to their aid that day. {{storylink|Cybertron's Most Wanted}} | After their (mis)adventures dealing with both the law and the [[Waruder]] invasion, [[Megatron (Movie)|C-81]] was content with simply walking away from it all. But [[Packrat]] wasn't, and the [[Maximal]] felt compelled to steal the credit stick of one of [[Hound (G1)|the]] [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|officers]] that came to their aid that day. {{storylink|Cybertron's Most Wanted}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 21 February 2025
Credit sticks are devices presumably used to store currency in a digital format. They look like Transformer-scaled memory sticks.
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[edit]After their (mis)adventures dealing with both the law and the Waruder invasion, C-81 was content with simply walking away from it all. But Packrat wasn't, and the Maximal felt compelled to steal the credit stick of one of the officers that came to their aid that day. Cybertron's Most Wanted
