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:''AX9-8946-09SU-1 is an [[Allspark Mutation]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|2007 movie franchise]] in the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''
:''AX9-8946-09SU-1 is an [[AllSpark Mutation]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|2007 movie franchise]] in the [[Live-action film series|live-action film]] [[continuity family]].''


[[Image:S7 researchlab trashed.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The aftermath of AX9-8946-09SU-1's escape attempt. No, it wasn't [[Wolverine (superhero)|Wolverine]], Glen.]]
[[Image:S7 researchlab trashed.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The aftermath of AX9-8946-09SU-1's escape attempt. No, it wasn't [[Wolverine (superhero)|Wolverine]], Glen.]]
'''AX9-8946-09SU-1''' is a Transformer created by researchers from [[Sector Seven]] using the power of the [[AllSpark (Movie)|All Spark]] to animate human hardware. You might say [[Rebecca Howard]] is its mommy and [[James Farr]] is its daddy!
'''AX9-8946-09SU-1''' is a Transformer created by researchers from [[Sector Seven]] using the power of the [[AllSpark]] to animate human hardware. You might say [[Rebecca Howard]] is its mommy and [[James Farr]] is its daddy!


AX9-8946-09SU-1 is a relatively small robot, but robust, with a resistance to [[electromagnetic pulse]]s that ''quite surprised'' its parents. It has 3 fingers. Or claws. We don't know for sure.
AX9-8946-09SU-1 is a relatively small robot, but robust, with a resistance to [[electromagnetic pulse]]s that ''quite surprised'' its parents. It has 3 fingers. Or claws. We don't know for sure.
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==Games==
==Games==
===Sector Seven ARG===
===Sector Seven ARG===
On March 16 2006, Sector Seven conducted an experiment to bring a small piece of human hardware to life using the All Spark.  It escaped, and despite their estimates, even a ''massive'' electromagnetic pulse failed to drop AX9-8946-09SU-1 in its tracks. It killed James Farr before finally expiring.<ref>A Feb 2, 2006 e-mail from [[Rebecca Howard]] to [[Alexander Powers]] (ironically sent only 24 minutes before [[B11-9981]]'s incursion) summarized the events of the ''previous'' security breach.</ref>
On March 16 2006, Sector Seven conducted an experiment to bring a small piece of human hardware to life using the AllSpark.  It escaped, and despite their estimates, even a ''massive'' electromagnetic pulse failed to drop AX9-8946-09SU-1 in its tracks. It killed James Farr before finally expiring.<ref>A Feb 2, 2006 e-mail from [[Rebecca Howard]] to [[Alexander Powers]] (ironically sent only 24 minutes before [[B11-9981]]'s incursion) summarized the events of the ''previous'' security breach.</ref>


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 10:06, 22 May 2011

AX9-8946-09SU-1 is an AllSpark Mutation from the 2007 movie franchise in the live-action film continuity family.
The aftermath of AX9-8946-09SU-1's escape attempt. No, it wasn't Wolverine, Glen.

AX9-8946-09SU-1 is a Transformer created by researchers from Sector Seven using the power of the AllSpark to animate human hardware. You might say Rebecca Howard is its mommy and James Farr is its daddy!

AX9-8946-09SU-1 is a relatively small robot, but robust, with a resistance to electromagnetic pulses that quite surprised its parents. It has 3 fingers. Or claws. We don't know for sure.

The type of hardware that was animated to bring AX9-8946-09SU-1 to life is not known.[1]

Games

Sector Seven ARG

On March 16 2006, Sector Seven conducted an experiment to bring a small piece of human hardware to life using the AllSpark. It escaped, and despite their estimates, even a massive electromagnetic pulse failed to drop AX9-8946-09SU-1 in its tracks. It killed James Farr before finally expiring.[2]

References

  1. Seymour Simmons noted that animated cell phones can be real nasty. While it would make sense, given the context, that this was a reference to AX9-8946-09SU-1, that is by no means proven.
  2. A Feb 2, 2006 e-mail from Rebecca Howard to Alexander Powers (ironically sent only 24 minutes before B11-9981's incursion) summarized the events of the previous security breach.