Crystal (disambiguation)

Many things have been named after crystals in Transformers:

• 1985 — Crystal City, the name of two cities - one on Cybertron said to be the home of Primus and another on Theophany named for the Cybertronian city.
• 1985 — The Crystal satellite, a large rocket the Decepticons built in the jungles of Mato Grosso.
• 1999 — Crystal, a planet from the Beast Wars Neo cartoon.
• 2004 — Crystal Widow, proprietor of the Widow's Cafe Cybertronian on Axiom Nexus.
• 2014 — Crystal Guardians, the ancient protectors of Crystal City.
• 2022 — Crystal, the prototype Trainbot from the Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity.

In addition, many types of crystal and where to find them have been involved in Transformers fiction...

• 2009 — Adamant crystal, an incredibly hard material.
• 1988 — Aquillian crystals, a form of currency
• 1985 — Control crystals, a.k.a. Crystalline containment vessels, yellow crystals capable of storing the mind engrams of Transformers as patterns of light for long-term storage.
• 1984 — The Crystal of Power, a large, mystical object of ancient significance located in Incan ruins.
• 1986 — Death crystal, another incredibly hard material
  • Death crystal cannons, which use them for ammunition.
• 1996 — Energon crystals, a powerful raw form of energon with the drawback that they are also extremely unstable.
• 1985 — Energy crystals, a powerful raw source of energy with the drawback that they are also extremely unstable.
• 1985 — Global crystal, a vital component of a particular computer that regulates molecular motion, and is essential for keeping Transformers adapted to the different conditions on Earth.
• 1985 — Korlonium crystal, humming, high energy, light-emitting minerals.
• 1989 — Lead sulfide crystals, a Cybertronian food product.
• 1989 — Lysken crystals, known for their flawless beauty.
• 2011 — Photonic crystal, the material the central core of the Matrix of Leadership is composed of.
• 1985 — Rare crystals, exactly what they sound like.
• 1984 — Ruby crystals, powerful sources of energy
  • The Ruby crystal mines of Burma, where ruby crystals can be mined
• 1999 — Spark crystals, toy representations of Transformer sparks.
• 2011 — Spume crystal, which can be turned into an artificial energon substitute.
• 2016 — Crystals, used in Space Bridges in Transformers: Earth Wars.

Finally, it is the name of one real person associated with Transformers:

• Crystal Reid, a digital inker who worked on G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers: The Art of War

Crystals should not be confused with:

• Crystallium, another planet.
• Crystalocution, a martial art.
• Ore-7, large humming, high energy, light-emitting crystalline minerals.

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