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===''The Trandformers'' cartoon=== | ===''The Trandformers'' cartoon=== | ||
After consuming protons from a generator at the [[Nova Power Plant]], the [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticons]] discovered that the protons made them grow in size. However, the protons they absorbed was also incompatible with their stomachs, and risked causing a massive explosion. {{storylink|The Insecticon Syndrome}} | After consuming protons from a generator at the [[Nova Power Plant]], the [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticons]] discovered that the protons made them grow in size. However, the protons they absorbed was also incompatible with their stomachs, and risked causing a massive explosion. {{storylink|The Insecticon Syndrome}} | ||
===Find your Fate Junior=== | |||
====''Desert Flight''==== | |||
In one possible scenario, the Decepticons built a [[Replica Cosmos|duplicate Cosmos]] with a powerful bomb concealed within his body. The bomb was powerful enough to destroy Optimus Prime and his whole squadron of Autobots. {{storylink|Desert Flight}} | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 02:10, 30 March 2015
Protons are a subatomic particle. The amount of protons in an atom will determine what type of chemical element it is. Protons also carry great power, and are often used for weaponry by the Transformers.
Fiction
The Trandformers cartoon
After consuming protons from a generator at the Nova Power Plant, the Insecticons discovered that the protons made them grow in size. However, the protons they absorbed was also incompatible with their stomachs, and risked causing a massive explosion. The Insecticon Syndrome
Find your Fate Junior
Desert Flight
In one possible scenario, the Decepticons built a duplicate Cosmos with a powerful bomb concealed within his body. The bomb was powerful enough to destroy Optimus Prime and his whole squadron of Autobots. Desert Flight
See also
External link
- Proton at Wikipedia
