![]() ![]() It seems unlikely that this happened enough to cause two large societies to consider themselves "descendants" of two other large ancient societies. The Spark To compare to human procedures, this is something like assisting with childbirth and donating blood or organs. Her spark and protoform are heavily damaged, and Cheetor allows some of his parts to be used as replacements while Rhinox guides the procedure. One possible explanation might be a situation such as when Airazor is brought to life. In the absence of sexual reproduction, the use and meaning of these genealogical references is difficult to explain. Various sources of debatable canonicity suggest that Optimus Primal is specifically descended from Optimus Prime, usually through the phrase "his ancestor Optimus Prime". However, the " Beast Era" widened the issue of reproduction with Rattrap referring to his "great-aunt" Arcee and in general the practice of Maximals and Predacons referring to the Autobots and Decepticons as their respective "ancestors", as well as themselves as being their "descendants", implying a direct genetic (for want of a better term) lineage. (This definition of "brother" may or may not apply to RID Prime and Magnus, whose brotherhood was said to result from the special circumstance of having been created simultaneously by Alpha Trion). When such a spark division is artificially induced, the less balanced and self-reliant pair created are referred to as "clones". According to the guide, when a spark naturally splits as it's being introduced to a protoform, it creates two robots who are "brothers", (or twins), such as Sideswipe and Sunstreaker. The Dreamwave More Than Meets The Eye guide provides a partial possible answer. He later clarified that Transformer "brothers" are considered such due to being "vastly similar" in some respect, being "built to exactly the same specifications", and/or having "an almost total similarity in bodywork design." In this case, they recolored the model of the Head Guard, who was turned into molten metal by Slag.Early on in the letters page of the Marvel Transformers comic, Soundwave asserted that Transformers have no relatives. The army of Sentinel guards that appear in "The Revenge of Bruticus" likewise re-use a model from "Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2".Presumably this means the original robot in "Desertion of the Dinobots" was one in a series, as Shockwave disintegrated it shortly after Spike and Carly tried to use it as cover The Sentinel that appeared in "The Search for Alpha Trion" was actually a re-used robot model from "Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2".He can be unlocked by purchasing him with Gems in the Barracks, with Tokens during specific Challenge Events, or won from Crates and Shockwave's Tower. This bonus can be increased with level upgrades, won from random-prize Crates or in the " Shockwave's Tower" mini-game. When equipped, he gives an increase to the explosive force of his partner's weapon. Sentinel is an "Accessory" character for the Deceptihogs. Honestly, this is the most effective version of the Sentinel. ![]() Lowering the force-field in order to remove the humans, the guards were attacked by the Dinobots, who made short work of them. The prisoners were then sent to the Cybertonium Pit, where they were watched until a fight broke out between Spike and Grimlock. A group of guards accompanied the Head Guard in locating and capturing the two humans, who had joined up with Swoop. Thinking fast, Spike crushed its head in a gigantic sliding door, destroying it. The guardian of Cybertron then dispatched "the Sentinel", a treaded robot with pincer-like hands, to deal with the humans. Later, Spike Witwicky and Carly also used the Space Bridge to reach Cybertron, and quickly managed to escape from Shockwave's control room. Despite destroying many of them, the Dinobots, except for Swoop, were overwhelmed and captured. When the Dinobots arrived on Cybertron through the space bridge, a large battle ensued in Decepticon Headquarters between the stompin' cyber-saurians and Shockwave's guard robots. Fiction The Transformers cartoon Voice actor: Gregg Berger (English), Hirotaka Suzuoki, Hirotaka Kataoka, Keiichi Nanba (Japanese), Georges Atlas (European French) ![]()
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