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[[Image:Needler cerebroshell.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Dreamwave]]'s version of the traditionally tiny, nigh-undetectable cerebro-shell.]] | [[Image:Needler cerebroshell.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Dreamwave]]'s version of the traditionally tiny, nigh-undetectable cerebro-shell.]] | ||
'''Cerebro-shells''' are devices used by the [[Decepticon]] [[Bombshell]]. It has the power to control the minds of both [[human]]s and [[Transformer]]s if injected into their brains. | |||
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===Marvel Comics continuity=== | |||
In a plot to steal energy from [[Hoover Dam]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] oredered Bombshell to implant a cerebro-shell in the brain of [[Ricky Vasquez]], a worker at the dam. Bombshell showed Megatron the power of his shells by ordering the human to lick dirt of his foot, and the Megatron and the [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticons]] had a jolly good time when Vasquez complied. Their plan proceeded smoothly until the [[Aerialbot (G1)|Aerialbots]] attacked, and Vasquez managed to overcome the cerebro-shell by focusing on his daughter. While the plan was foiled, Bombshell attached himself to [[Silverbolt (G1)|Silverbolt]], and got into the [[Ark (G1)|Ark]] undetected, where he implanted another cerebro-shell into an open wound on [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]]. While this shell failed to take control of the [[Autobot]] leader, it let [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] and Megatron tap into his thoughts, alongside the power of the [[Creation Matrix]], which Megatron used to give life to the [[Stunticon]]s. {{storylink|Aerialbots over America!}} | |||
[[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] later removed the cerebro-shell from Optimus Prime's skull, and modified it to let the Autobots listen in on the Decepticons' plans instead. This led to Optimus Prime and the [[Protectobot (G1)|Protectobots]] going off to stop Megatron and his [[Combaticon]]s from stealing the human [[hydrothermocline]] device.{{storylink|Afterdeath!}} | |||
====''Timelines: Games of Deception''==== | |||
:''(Note: "Games of Deception" is a part of the Fun Publications [[Classics (2006)|Classics]] storyline, which takes place after a version of the Marvel Comics continuity which does not include the UK-exclusive comics or [[Generation 2]].)'' | |||
[[Bug Bite]] reversed-engineered cerebro-shell technology in order to control the minds of his fellow Decepticons and take leadership of them. This worked out great until the signal of the shells were jammed by Autobots, and Bug Bite was killed by Megatron, who was immune to cerebro-shells anyway.{{storylink|Games of Deception}} | |||
==Find Your Fate Junior== | |||
In the [[Dinobots Strike Back]] multipath adventure, the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] (except [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] were injected with cerebro-shells, causing them to go on a rampage. Once rescued, [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] remembered that he could hear Bombshell's thoughts while under control. This led to the Autobots uncovering the Decepticons' plans for [[Dolphin Bay]].{{storylink|Dinobots Strike Back}} | |||
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Revision as of 04:23, 25 December 2007
Cerebro-shells are devices used by the Decepticon Bombshell. It has the power to control the minds of both humans and Transformers if injected into their brains.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
In a plot to steal energy from Hoover Dam, Megatron oredered Bombshell to implant a cerebro-shell in the brain of Ricky Vasquez, a worker at the dam. Bombshell showed Megatron the power of his shells by ordering the human to lick dirt of his foot, and the Megatron and the Insecticons had a jolly good time when Vasquez complied. Their plan proceeded smoothly until the Aerialbots attacked, and Vasquez managed to overcome the cerebro-shell by focusing on his daughter. While the plan was foiled, Bombshell attached himself to Silverbolt, and got into the Ark undetected, where he implanted another cerebro-shell into an open wound on Optimus Prime. While this shell failed to take control of the Autobot leader, it let Soundwave and Megatron tap into his thoughts, alongside the power of the Creation Matrix, which Megatron used to give life to the Stunticons. Aerialbots over America!
Wheeljack later removed the cerebro-shell from Optimus Prime's skull, and modified it to let the Autobots listen in on the Decepticons' plans instead. This led to Optimus Prime and the Protectobots going off to stop Megatron and his Combaticons from stealing the human hydrothermocline device.Afterdeath!
Timelines: Games of Deception
- (Note: "Games of Deception" is a part of the Fun Publications Classics storyline, which takes place after a version of the Marvel Comics continuity which does not include the UK-exclusive comics or Generation 2.)
Bug Bite reversed-engineered cerebro-shell technology in order to control the minds of his fellow Decepticons and take leadership of them. This worked out great until the signal of the shells were jammed by Autobots, and Bug Bite was killed by Megatron, who was immune to cerebro-shells anyway.Games of Deception
Find Your Fate Junior
In the Dinobots Strike Back multipath adventure, the Dinobots (except Swoop were injected with cerebro-shells, causing them to go on a rampage. Once rescued, Grimlock remembered that he could hear Bombshell's thoughts while under control. This led to the Autobots uncovering the Decepticons' plans for Dolphin Bay.Dinobots Strike Back
