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Revision as of 16:04, 14 March 2014
- The Initiator is an object of great power from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
The Initiator is an ancient relic of some great importance. Alpha Quintesson and Councillor Avalon intend to employ it as a key element in their undisclosed plans for Cybertron, Earth and Unicron. The human Kicker may have a connection to the object.
Everything is in place... The initiators, agitators and accelerators in perfect resonating symmetry. Life imitating the flawless machine-tooled precision of this ancient relic. It all comes to this: a pulling together of past present and future... of what we were, what we are, what we sometimes appear to be. What was once undone... catastrophically... now realigned, reimagined. A cosmic conundrum, a solar sleight of hand. The end... masking a new beginning.Avalon provides the ominous introduction of a story arc that would not be released., "Multiplicity, Pt. 2"
Fiction
Energon comic
Avalon kept the Initiator in his care as he and Alpha Quintesson schemed to prepare for its usage. Multiplicity, Pt. 2
Energon ceased publication before the story could conclude. The following would have taken place in unpublished issues.
Notes
- The Initiator was not named in any published Dreamwave comics; its name would be revealed years later in summaries of the unreleased issues posted by author Simon Furman on his blog.
