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===Generation 1=== | ===Generation 1=== | ||
====Marvel Comics continuity==== | ====Marvel Comics continuity==== | ||
Water is so rare on Cybertron that | Water is so rare on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] that [[Wide Load]] and [[Rollbar (G1)|Rollbar]] had never even heard of it. | ||
It cures [[Scraplets]]. {{storylink|The Cure!|The Cure!}} | It cures [[Scraplets]]. {{storylink|The Cure!|The Cure!}} | ||
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Cybertron's surface is covered by at least a few seas, but these seas are not of water. The [[Rust Sea]], for example, is a sea of, uh, rust. There are chambers deep inside Cybertron which also run with liquid, but they have been confirmed to be not water. | Cybertron's surface is covered by at least a few seas, but these seas are not of water. The [[Rust Sea]], for example, is a sea of, uh, rust. There are chambers deep inside Cybertron which also run with liquid, but they have been confirmed to be not water. | ||
{{note|The Transformers who are unfamiliar with water are likely confused or just not very worldly, as [[Neo-Knights|several humans]] later managed to exist without environmental protection gear on Cybertron without drying up like old corn. Not all Transformers are unfamiliar with water; in the very first issue of the Marvel comic, [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] mentioned his "water gun," and Bumblebee commented on how his levers "love a good swim"; before the Scraplets crisis, Ratbat devised a fuel-harvesting scheme involving an Earthen carwash, which of course used water.}} | {{note|The Transformers who are unfamiliar with water are likely confused or just not very worldly, as [[Neo-Knights|several humans]] later managed to exist without environmental protection gear on Cybertron without drying up like old corn. Not all Transformers are unfamiliar with water; in the very first issue of the Marvel comic, [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] mentioned his "[[water gun]]," and Bumblebee commented on how his levers "love a good swim"; before the Scraplets crisis, Ratbat devised a fuel-harvesting scheme involving an Earthen [[Wash & Roll|carwash]], which of course used water.}} | ||
====Cartoon continuity==== | ====Cartoon continuity==== | ||
Water applied to a [[human]]'s epidermis frees him from the controlling effects of [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]]'s hypnotic ultrasonic suggestions. {{storylink|Auto-Bop}} | Water applied to a [[human]]'s epidermis frees him from the controlling effects of [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]]'s hypnotic ultrasonic suggestions. {{storylink|Auto-Bop}} | ||
===Generation 2=== | ===Generation 2=== | ||
Some Transformers, namely the [[Aquaspeeder]]s and [[Stormtrooper (G2)|Stormtroopers]], use high-pressure water-cannons as armaments. This is after they apparently re-discovered water, or something. | Some Transformers, namely the [[Aquaspeeder]]s and [[Stormtrooper (G2)|Stormtroopers]] and [[Color Changer]]s, use high-pressure water-cannons as armaments. This is after they apparently re-discovered water, or something. | ||
===Unicron Trilogy=== | ===Unicron Trilogy=== | ||
====Cybertron | ====''Cybertron'' cartoon==== | ||
After scanning a fire engine as his new [[alternate mode]], [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] began carrying a supply of water which he could spray from his cannons to extinguish fires and on one occasion a Decepticon warp gate. {{storylink|Inferno (episode)|Inferno}} {{storylink|Trust (Cybertron)|Trust}} {{storylink|Revelation (episode)|Revelation}} Most of the other Autobots were also capable of carrying water, although their efficacy at extinguishing flames was not as great. {{storylink|Unfinished}} | After scanning a fire engine as his new [[alternate mode]], [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] began carrying a supply of water which he could spray from his cannons to extinguish fires and on one occasion a Decepticon warp gate. {{storylink|Inferno (episode)|Inferno}} {{storylink|Trust (Cybertron)|Trust}} {{storylink|Revelation (episode)|Revelation}} Most of the other Autobots were also capable of carrying water, although their efficacy at extinguishing flames was not as great. {{storylink|Unfinished}} | ||
===''Animated''=== | ===''Animated''=== | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
{{main|Water-squirting gimmick}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 08:02, 11 September 2009
Water is a chemical substance.
Fiction
Generation 1
Marvel Comics continuity
Water is so rare on Cybertron that Wide Load and Rollbar had never even heard of it.
Cybertron's surface is covered by at least a few seas, but these seas are not of water. The Rust Sea, for example, is a sea of, uh, rust. There are chambers deep inside Cybertron which also run with liquid, but they have been confirmed to be not water.
The Transformers who are unfamiliar with water are likely confused or just not very worldly, as several humans later managed to exist without environmental protection gear on Cybertron without drying up like old corn. Not all Transformers are unfamiliar with water; in the very first issue of the Marvel comic, Ironhide mentioned his "water gun," and Bumblebee commented on how his levers "love a good swim"; before the Scraplets crisis, Ratbat devised a fuel-harvesting scheme involving an Earthen carwash, which of course used water.
Cartoon continuity
Water applied to a human's epidermis frees him from the controlling effects of Soundwave's hypnotic ultrasonic suggestions. Auto-Bop
Generation 2
Some Transformers, namely the Aquaspeeders and Stormtroopers and Color Changers, use high-pressure water-cannons as armaments. This is after they apparently re-discovered water, or something.
Unicron Trilogy
Cybertron cartoon
After scanning a fire engine as his new alternate mode, Optimus Prime began carrying a supply of water which he could spray from his cannons to extinguish fires and on one occasion a Decepticon warp gate. Inferno Trust Revelation Most of the other Autobots were also capable of carrying water, although their efficacy at extinguishing flames was not as great. Unfinished
Animated
This Optimus Prime also has a water cannon.
Wreck-Gar would end up immersed in the stuff for quite some time. Garbage In, Garbage Out Human Error, Part II
Toys
Notes
- Occasionally, the fleshlings like to hand out minuscule samples of this substance as promotions for their documentary footage of Cybertronians.
