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[[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Bill Forster]] used reverse-pretender technology, salvaged from [[Epsilon Holdings]], to interview Decepticons as their equals. {{storylink|AllSpark Almanac}} | [[Jim Sorenson]] and [[Bill Forster]] used reverse-pretender technology, salvaged from [[Epsilon Holdings]], to interview Decepticons as their equals. {{storylink|AllSpark Almanac}} | ||
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* Oddly, reverse-pretender technology predates Pretender technology by several years. | |||
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[[Category:Generation 1]] | [[Category:Generation 1]] | ||
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Revision as of 06:59, 18 September 2009
Reverse-pretender technology is an inversion of the usual Pretender process - rather than a Transformer hiding inside an organic shell, this technology allows a human to appear as a Transformer. It is unknown if it imparts a larger size, or if a human employing the technique would be a mere six or seven foot tall robot.
Fiction
Generation 1 commercials
At the end of many commercials, kids would mouth "Robots in disguise!" as they transform into either Galvatron or Ultra Magnus. Commercial#Generation 1
Transformers Animated
Jim Sorenson and Bill Forster used reverse-pretender technology, salvaged from Epsilon Holdings, to interview Decepticons as their equals. AllSpark Almanac
Notes
- Oddly, reverse-pretender technology predates Pretender technology by several years.
