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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
===''Beast Wars: Uprising''===
The ''Spooky Action at a Distance'' was monitoring the edge of the [[Allowed Zone]] when they intercepted a broadcast from Cybertron that showed [[Lio Convoy]] kicking off the [[Grand Uprising]]. Faced with the possibility that Cybertronians might attempt to breach their perimeter in the near future, Captain [[Blix]] ordered all hands aboard—[[Chak]], [[Una]], and [[Screwball]]—to remain on high alert, noting that they might need to sterilize the last Cybertronian colony of [[Elba]] as a warning. {{storylink|Intersectionality}}
When an [[Intruder]] corvette tried to breach the [[Allowed Zone]], the ''Spooky Action at a Distance'' repelled the craft, the battle being witnessed by the ''[[Gung Ho (BW)|Gung Ho]]''.
 
A month later, the ''Spooky Action at a Distance'' was monitoring the edge of the Allowed Zone when they intercepted a broadcast from Cybertron that showed [[Lio Convoy]] kicking off the [[Grand Uprising]]. Faced with the possibility that Cybertronians might attempt to breach their perimeter in the near future, Captain [[Blix]] ordered all hands aboard—[[Chak]], [[Una]], and [[Screwball]]—to remain on high alert, noting that they might need to sterilize the last Cybertronian colony of [[Elba]] as a warning. {{storylink|Intersectionality}}


Some time later, the [[Monster GoBot|Antares Eight]] deliberately sent a transmission to the ''Spooky Action at a Distance'' that used the long-lost [[Rosetta Stone]] as bait, intending to provoke the humans and lure them into a trap. The ''Spooky Action'' received their broadcast and Blix ordered an away party to Cybertron. {{storylink|Cultural Appropriation}}
Some time later, the [[Monster GoBot|Antares Eight]] deliberately sent a transmission to the ''Spooky Action at a Distance'' that used the long-lost [[Rosetta Stone]] as bait, intending to provoke the humans and lure them into a trap. The ''Spooky Action'' received their broadcast and Blix ordered an away party to Cybertron. {{storylink|Cultural Appropriation}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
*The ship takes its name from [[Albert Einstein]]'s description of the [[w:EPR paradox|EPR paradox]].
*The ship takes its name from [[Albert Einstein]]'s description of the [[w:Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox|EPR paradox]].


[[Category:Beast Wars: Uprising starships]]
[[Category:Beast Wars: Uprising starships]]

Revision as of 23:03, 26 February 2026

The Spooky Action at a Distance is a human starship from the Beast Wars: Uprising portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

The Spooky Action at a Distance monitors Cybertronian space for the Confederated Terran Colonial Fleet.

Fiction

Beast Wars: Uprising

When an Intruder corvette tried to breach the Allowed Zone, the Spooky Action at a Distance repelled the craft, the battle being witnessed by the Gung Ho.

A month later, the Spooky Action at a Distance was monitoring the edge of the Allowed Zone when they intercepted a broadcast from Cybertron that showed Lio Convoy kicking off the Grand Uprising. Faced with the possibility that Cybertronians might attempt to breach their perimeter in the near future, Captain Blix ordered all hands aboard—Chak, Una, and Screwball—to remain on high alert, noting that they might need to sterilize the last Cybertronian colony of Elba as a warning. Intersectionality

Some time later, the Antares Eight deliberately sent a transmission to the Spooky Action at a Distance that used the long-lost Rosetta Stone as bait, intending to provoke the humans and lure them into a trap. The Spooky Action received their broadcast and Blix ordered an away party to Cybertron. Cultural Appropriation

Notes