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:''Energon figures are small power-enhancing mechanisms from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''Energon figures are small power-enhancing mechanisms from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
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'''Energon figures''' are used to activate or magnify systems built into Transformers to give them special abilities. More advanced Energon figures can be fitted with special-function units to provide supplementary abilities in addition to their basic power functions. | '''Energon figures''' are used to activate or magnify systems built into Transformers to give them special abilities. More advanced Energon figures can be fitted with special-function units to provide supplementary abilities in addition to their basic power functions. | ||
Revision as of 02:16, 12 January 2010
- Energon figures are small power-enhancing mechanisms from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Energon figures are used to activate or magnify systems built into Transformers to give them special abilities. More advanced Energon figures can be fitted with special-function units to provide supplementary abilities in addition to their basic power functions.
Energon figures appear to be unliving mechanisms designed to integrate with their partners.
- Overlord's two Energon figures are capable of activating Overlord's multiple functions while in engine mode.
- Flame's Energon figure provides enhanced problem solving ability thanks to its analytical compu-unit.
- Gripper's Energon figure provides the dual functions of wide-sweep radar and sonic scanner.
- Lightspeed's Energon figure is equipped with micro lens photo-record equipment.
Toys
Energon figures are a product of latter-day UK toy continuity, and featured in no media. The toys, from Japan's Super-God Masterforce and Victory, were former Godmasters and Brainmasters.
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