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'''Scraplets''' is alleged to be the deadliest disease known to mechanical lifeforms in the entire galaxy. A single scraplet resembles a tiny robot that can transform itself into something that appears to be a harmless nut or bolt, but they can self-replicate with incredible speed and embed themselves ''en masse'' into the skin of a mechanical organism, and over time, digest the victim nat by nat. | '''Scraplets''' is alleged to be the deadliest disease known to mechanical lifeforms in the entire galaxy. A single scraplet resembles a tiny robot that can transform itself into something that appears to be a harmless nut or bolt, but they can self-replicate with incredible speed and embed themselves ''en masse'' into the skin of a mechanical organism, and over time, digest the victim nat by nat. | ||
There is no known cure for scraplets other than a legend that claims a "rare chemical" was once discovered (and subsequently forgotten) that could kill the scraplets | There is no known cure for scraplets other than a legend that claims a "rare chemical" was once discovered (and subsequently forgotten) that could kill the scraplets. | ||
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Revision as of 05:11, 28 October 2007
- Scraplets are a disease found in the Generation 1 continuity family.
Scraplets is alleged to be the deadliest disease known to mechanical lifeforms in the entire galaxy. A single scraplet resembles a tiny robot that can transform itself into something that appears to be a harmless nut or bolt, but they can self-replicate with incredible speed and embed themselves en masse into the skin of a mechanical organism, and over time, digest the victim nat by nat.
There is no known cure for scraplets other than a legend that claims a "rare chemical" was once discovered (and subsequently forgotten) that could kill the scraplets.
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This "rare chemical" was water.
