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*Quote: "Operation. Perform. Eject." | *Quote: "Operation. Perform. Eject." | ||
*Transformation: Tape Recorder | *Transformation: Tape Recorder then later a Scion XB | ||
*Weapons: Unknown | *Weapons: Unknown | ||
*Special Weapons: Little tapes that transform into birds and shit. | *Special Weapons: Little tapes that transform into birds and shit. | ||
*Shields: | *Shields: Weak 3 Hours | ||
*Speed: | *Speed: Warp .5 | ||
*Armor: | *Armor: Light 2 Inches | ||
*Communications: | *Communications: Radio, CB, Classified | ||
*Target/Tracking: | *Target/Tracking: Scanners, Radar, Radio, Wi-Fi, Interstellar, Bluetooth, Zapbottooth, Firewire | ||
*Weakness: | *Weakness: If one of his mini-cons gets hurt he feels it. | ||
*Transformer Inspiration: Soundwave..duh | *Transformer Inspiration: Soundwave..duh | ||
*Family: None | *Family: None | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 13 October 2020
- Low-Tone is an Nonocon/Junkicon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Description: Low-Tone is the Communications Director of the Nonocons/Junkicons. He works with his several mini-components to drive the conquest of the Universe through Messy's command. The only Junkicon to retain his original name his body was rebuilt into a Nonocon.
- Quote: "Operation. Perform. Eject."
- Transformation: Tape Recorder then later a Scion XB
- Weapons: Unknown
- Special Weapons: Little tapes that transform into birds and shit.
- Shields: Weak 3 Hours
- Speed: Warp .5
- Armor: Light 2 Inches
- Communications: Radio, CB, Classified
- Target/Tracking: Scanners, Radar, Radio, Wi-Fi, Interstellar, Bluetooth, Zapbottooth, Firewire
- Weakness: If one of his mini-cons gets hurt he feels it.
- Transformer Inspiration: Soundwave..duh
- Family: None
Fiction
Original Series
Behind the Scenes
Okay I'm pretty proud of the Nonocon sketch. The Junkicon, not so much.
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era: 1986 - The Junkicon days and the cheapest of radios.
