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"Particle cannon" doesn't entirely conflict with his toy bio. Direct-current electricity is the flow of electrons, which are particles. So in a round-about way, it all makes sense! Except for the bio also calling it a laser. - [[User:Starfield|Starfield]] 09:11, 14 April 2010 (EDT) | "Particle cannon" doesn't entirely conflict with his toy bio. Direct-current electricity is the flow of electrons, which are particles. So in a round-about way, it all makes sense! Except for the bio also calling it a laser. - [[User:Starfield|Starfield]] 09:11, 14 April 2010 (EDT) | ||
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When I made this page as mirror to the fusion cannon article, I didn't realize the term "particle cannon" was used for various other non-Galvatron approved weapons. I still would like to see a page solely about Galvatron's weapon, so my question now is: Would it be within the organizational system of tfwiki.net to split this into Particle cannon (Galvatron) and Particle cannon (general), or some such ambigs? [[User:Geewunling|Geewunling]] 12:23, 23 October 2010 (EDT) | |||
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"Particle cannon" doesn't entirely conflict with his toy bio. Direct-current electricity is the flow of electrons, which are particles. So in a round-about way, it all makes sense! Except for the bio also calling it a laser. - Starfield 09:11, 14 April 2010 (EDT)
Split?
When I made this page as mirror to the fusion cannon article, I didn't realize the term "particle cannon" was used for various other non-Galvatron approved weapons. I still would like to see a page solely about Galvatron's weapon, so my question now is: Would it be within the organizational system of tfwiki.net to split this into Particle cannon (Galvatron) and Particle cannon (general), or some such ambigs? Geewunling 12:23, 23 October 2010 (EDT)
