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[[File:Alan2021.png|right|300px|thumb| era: 2021 - "Picard was the best captain period."]] | [[File:Alan2021.png|right|300px|thumb| era: 2021 - "Picard was the best captain period."]] | ||
Alan is the human that is binary bonded for the [[Tri-Star|Tri-Star's body]]. | '''Alan''' is the human that is binary bonded for the [[Tri-Star|Tri-Star's body]]. Anthony originally met him when he jumped realities and then became his friend again when he returned to his primary reality. In the prime reality, he is known to have a bi-polar personality with outbursts of anger with little or no indication. Known to get into logical fights with Anthony the rest of the Headmaster humans wonder why he stays around, but Alan has a determination to see things through to the end. | ||
*Quote: "Keep the ravioli on your own shelf!" | *Quote: "Keep the ravioli on your own shelf in the kitchen!" | ||
*Transformation: Tri-Star's head. | *Transformation: Tri-Star's head. | ||
*Weapons: Standard Laser Rifle | *Weapons: Standard Laser Rifle | ||
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=== Original Series === | === Original Series === | ||
==== Reality ==== | ==== Reality ==== | ||
Anthony met Alan and [[Mike|Mikey B.]] when he accidentally passed into another reality. In this alternate reality, Alan and Mikey B. were his close friends at college. When Anthony returned to his | Anthony met Alan and [[Mike|Mikey B.]] when he accidentally passed into another reality. In this alternate reality, Alan and Mikey B. were his close friends at college. When Anthony returned to his prime reality he reached out to his newly discovered friends to introduce himself to them again. | ||
==== Planet G ==== | ==== Planet G ==== | ||
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==== Robot Trek I ==== | ==== Robot Trek I ==== | ||
Alan was in charge of the scheduling of retrofits for the major Zapbot cities ([[Fortress Misslemax]], [[Duplaflex]] and [[Omega Dupreme]].) His miscalculation led to the Zapbots being at a tactical disadvantage during a battle, causing massive damage to [[Fortress Misslemax]]. Anthony | Alan was in charge of the scheduling of retrofits for the major Zapbot cities ([[Fortress Misslemax]], [[Duplaflex]] and [[Omega Dupreme]].) His miscalculation led to the Zapbots being at a tactical disadvantage during a battle, causing massive damage to [[Fortress Misslemax]]. Anthony then relieved Alan from duty due to his insubordination. | ||
==== Robot Trek II ==== | ==== Robot Trek II ==== | ||
Out of frustration for his demotion, Alan steals the Matrix of Leadership and with [[Shock]]'s assistance takes it to the [[Nonocons]]. | Out of frustration for his demotion, Alan steals the Matrix of Leadership (and his [[Tri-Star]] body) and with [[Shock]]'s assistance takes it to the [[Nonocons]]. | ||
==== Robot Trek III ==== | ==== Robot Trek III ==== | ||
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==== Robot Trek IV ==== | ==== Robot Trek IV ==== | ||
When Tri-Star | <spoiler> | ||
When Tri-Star insults [[Amphotron]], [[Amphotron]] in return destroys [[Tri-Star]] with a single shot right through his chest. Alan's body ends up burnt to a crisp. | |||
</spoiler> | |||
==== The Fall and Rebirth of Gearatron ==== | ==== The Fall and Rebirth of Gearatron ==== | ||
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Energy from the residue of the destroyed [[New Gearatron]] ends up re-animating with the dead body of Tri-Star. While the human body is still dead, the anger from Alan lives on in what is basically a robot Zombie. As we pass by a Nonocon detention cell we see the crazed Tri-Star robot cowering in a corner. | Energy from the residue of the destroyed [[New Gearatron]] ends up re-animating with the dead body of Tri-Star. While the human body is still dead, the anger from Alan lives on in what is basically a robot Zombie. As we pass by a Nonocon detention cell we see the crazed Tri-Star robot cowering in a corner. | ||
</spoiler> | |||
== Behind the Scenes == | == Behind the Scenes == | ||
Alan was a roommate from college and we | Alan was a roommate from college and we did not part on great terms. He was a Jehovah-Witness and I was well... '''GAY'''. So sadly even though bonded early on Star Trek and other Sci-Fi, he couldn't get past his religious guidelines and this became an impassible barrier. As such when I rewrote [[Robot Trek II]] I had him become an enemy and he stole the Matrix of Leadership as Tri-Star. This becomes a keypoint for later stories. . This was a good example of turning a bad experience into something positive. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:33, 31 December 2021
- Alan is a Human XO-Suits from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Alan is the human that is binary bonded for the Tri-Star's body. Anthony originally met him when he jumped realities and then became his friend again when he returned to his primary reality. In the prime reality, he is known to have a bi-polar personality with outbursts of anger with little or no indication. Known to get into logical fights with Anthony the rest of the Headmaster humans wonder why he stays around, but Alan has a determination to see things through to the end.
- Quote: "Keep the ravioli on your own shelf in the kitchen!"
- Transformation: Tri-Star's head.
- Weapons: Standard Laser Rifle
- Special Weapons: Obscurity Cloud
- Shields: 2 Hours
- Speed: 90 MPH
- Armor: Light 1 Inch
- Communications: Radio, Shortwave
- Target/Tracking: None
- Weakness: Illogical Religion
- Transformer Inspiration: None
Original Series
Reality
Anthony met Alan and Mikey B. when he accidentally passed into another reality. In this alternate reality, Alan and Mikey B. were his close friends at college. When Anthony returned to his prime reality he reached out to his newly discovered friends to introduce himself to them again.
Planet G
At this stage of the friendship, Alan began to become more involved with his religion and in turn started to question Anthony's leadership. This starts to form cracks in the relationship.
Robot Trek I
Alan was in charge of the scheduling of retrofits for the major Zapbot cities (Fortress Misslemax, Duplaflex and Omega Dupreme.) His miscalculation led to the Zapbots being at a tactical disadvantage during a battle, causing massive damage to Fortress Misslemax. Anthony then relieved Alan from duty due to his insubordination.
Robot Trek II
Out of frustration for his demotion, Alan steals the Matrix of Leadership (and his Tri-Star body) and with Shock's assistance takes it to the Nonocons.
Robot Trek III
When Amphotron is defeated he retreats to the Nonocons secret base where they meet up with Secretish and Tri-Star who are attempting to combine the Matrix of Leadership with the Dark Matrix.
Robot Trek IV
The Fall and Rebirth of Gearatron
Behind the Scenes
Alan was a roommate from college and we did not part on great terms. He was a Jehovah-Witness and I was well... GAY. So sadly even though bonded early on Star Trek and other Sci-Fi, he couldn't get past his religious guidelines and this became an impassible barrier. As such when I rewrote Robot Trek II I had him become an enemy and he stole the Matrix of Leadership as Tri-Star. This becomes a keypoint for later stories. . This was a good example of turning a bad experience into something positive.
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