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TRANSFORMERS SERIES BIBLE 

Synopses


MP#700-19 - "ATTACK OF THE AUTOBOTS"

   After the Decepticons viciously contaminate the Autobots' power supply with unstable energy, the Autobots "turn evil" and attack the world's key defense centers, semingly bent on total destruction. But the Autobot rampage is directed by Megatron as a diversion that will enable him to commandeer Earth's new orbiting solar power statin, making the Decepticons invincible. Spike and Sparkplug have not been affected, of course, nor have Jazz and Brawn, who fortunately escaped the contamination because they were out on a scouting mission. Sparkplug comes up with an "antidote" that will drain the unstable energy from the systems of the Autobots, but it must be administered with great risk--and soon, before the Decepticons blast off in the solar power station.


MP#700-20 - "TRAITOR"

   Mirage is damaged during an attack against the Decepticons and the Insecticons at Megatron's new energy storage station and vows to turn the enemy forces against each other. Infiltrating Insecticon headquarters, he steals some energon cubes and leaves clues laying the blame on Megatron's forces. When he deposits the energon cubes in the Decepticon storage area, Cliffjumper spots him and reports his apparent treason to Optimus Prime. Meanwhile, Mirage's plan works, and the Insecticons move against the Decepticons to retrieve their energon cubes. During the action, Mirage is is hit by one of Bomshell's cerebro-shells. When the Autobots arrive, they find the mentally- altered Mirage fighting alongside the Insecticons, but their arrival serves only to unite the two forces once again. As the Autobots move in to destroy the storage station, they capture and restore Mirage to his former self to prove his loyalty not only to themselves, but also to Cliffjumper.


MP#700-21 - "THE IMMOBILIZER"

   As the Autobots test Wheeljack's new invention which temporarily freezes molecular motion, Ironhide spots a young girl watching them from cover. When he leaves his post to check her out, thinking she is a Decepticon spy, Megatron and his forces sneak in and overpower the Autobots, getting away with the Immobilizer. Disgusted with himself, Ironhide retires from active service. Meanwhile, Wheeljack is worried that the Decepticons might determine how to make the effects of his device permanent and, therefore, make them unstoppable. The Autobots, minus Ironhide, roll out to recover the device, but are ambushed by the Decepticons. Feeling responsible for their plight, the girl--Carly--almost succeeds in singlehandedly destroying Decepticon headquarters, but is captured herself. Ironhide not only rescues her, but also helps her rescue his fellow Autobots who have been "frozen" by the Immobilizer--and he realizes he is still needed.