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:''Whiteout Vacuums are/are not technology from | :''Whiteout Vacuums are/are not technology from [[IDW Generation 1 continuity|the IDW portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | ||
A '''whiteout vacuum''' is used to hold a Transformer's extracted Spark in stasis. They're used by [[Relinquishment Clinic]]s, presumably to hold donors' [[Spark]]s while their bodies are out on loan. | A '''whiteout vacuum''' is used to hold a Transformer's extracted Spark in stasis. They're used by [[Relinquishment Clinic]]s, presumably to hold donors' [[Spark]]s while their bodies are out on loan. | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 13 April 2013
- Whiteout Vacuums are/are not technology from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
A whiteout vacuum is used to hold a Transformer's extracted Spark in stasis. They're used by Relinquishment Clinics, presumably to hold donors' Sparks while their bodies are out on loan.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
On finding himself in a Relinquishment Clinic, Chromedome noted that the clinic's standard retinue of equipment included whiteout vacuums. Patternism
Millions of years later, the captured and deactivated Overlord's Spark was extracted and placed in a whiteout vacuum. Interiors At least, that's the cover story that was spread around. In truth, they hadn't even been able to reach Overlord's Spark.... and, according to Prowl, there is no such thing as a whiteout vacuum! Remembrance Day
