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Five-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Council at [[Cog (base)|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[ | Five-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Council at [[Cog (base)|The Cog]] where [[Ten-of-Twelve]] reported back on the success of converting the [[Primal Vanguard]] into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their [[theoconomist]]s over the next [[mass recall]] from the [[Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy]], that of the [[data slug]]s. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so [[One-of-Twelve]] ordered their [[obsolescence chip]]s to be detonated. {{storylink|The Custom-Made Now - An Elegant Chaos Prologue|The Custom-Made Now}} | ||
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Revision as of 18:17, 21 January 2015
- Five-of-Twelve is a Transformer from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Five-of-Twelve is a member of the Functionist Council, where he fills the role of "Enumerator".
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
The Custom-Made Now
Template:Notecmn Five-of-Twelve attended a meeting of the Council at The Cog where Ten-of-Twelve reported back on the success of converting the Primal Vanguard into total surveillance agents by replacing their eyes with cameras, while Six-of-Twelve reported that he had consulted with their theoconomists over the next mass recall from the Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy, that of the data slugs. A strict reading suggested that they still had functional value, but their ability to store large amounts of data threatened the Council's ability to rule and so One-of-Twelve ordered their obsolescence chips to be detonated. The Custom-Made Now
