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Transmute was leader of a trio of Chromobots from the [[Chromatic Star Federation]]. The team was dispatched to Earth on one of two spaceships, with the mission of capturing or eliminating the escaped criminal, [[Predator]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|''The Chromobots'' issue 16}} After his teammate [[Mikros]]' jet pack malfunctioned and he fell in with a human boy named [[Dudley]], {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 13/The Chromobots|Issue 13}} Transmute discovered him the following day in the boy's shopping bag. Transmute approached Dudley in the form of an old tramp, but the nervous boy fled the scene. Now certain that Dudley was carrying Mikros, Transmute changed into his regular appearance and made to track him down. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 14/The Chromobots|Issue 14}} Transmute located them both nearby, and explained to Dudley that he meant no harm. Performing a psionic scan, Transmute realised that the human could be trusted, and so beseeched him to ally with the [[Chromobot Empire]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 15/The Chromobots|Issue 15}} Disguised as a human boy that Dudley called "Lenny", Transmute returned to Dudley's family home, where he pitied the poor boy for having to lie to [[Dudley's mum|his mum]]. After dodging her questions, they retreated to Dudley's room, where Transmute changed back into his normal form and explained their mission. He informed Dudley that Predator intended to combine nuclear weaponry with Chromobot technology to create a super-wearpon that could devastate Earth. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|Issue 16}} |
Transmute was leader of a trio of Chromobots from the [[Chromatic Star Federation]]. The team was dispatched to Earth on one of two spaceships, with the mission of capturing or eliminating the escaped criminal, [[Predator]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|''The Chromobots'' issue 16}} After his teammate [[Mikros]]' jet pack malfunctioned and he fell in with a human boy named [[Dudley]], {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 13/The Chromobots|Issue 13}} Transmute discovered him the following day in the boy's shopping bag. Transmute approached Dudley in the form of an old tramp, but the nervous boy fled the scene. Now certain that Dudley was carrying Mikros, Transmute changed into his regular appearance and made to track him down. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 14/The Chromobots|Issue 14}} Transmute located them both nearby, and explained to Dudley that he meant no harm. Performing a psionic scan, Transmute realised that the human could be trusted, and so beseeched him to ally with the [[Chromobot Empire]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 15/The Chromobots|Issue 15}} Disguised as a human boy that Dudley called "Lenny", Transmute returned to Dudley's family home, where he pitied the poor boy for having to lie to [[Dudley's mum|his mum]]. After dodging her questions, they retreated to Dudley's room, where Transmute changed back into his normal form and explained their mission. He informed Dudley that Predator intended to combine nuclear weaponry with Chromobot technology to create a super-wearpon that could devastate Earth. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|Issue 16}} |
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File:Chromobots 14.jpg|Transmute as the tramp |
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File:Chromobots Lenny.jpg|Transmute as "Lenny" |
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[[Category:The Chromobots characters]] |
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Revision as of 19:19, 27 December 2023
Transmute is one of a team of heroic Chromobots from the Chromatic Star Federation. Though serious-minded and dedicated to the pursuit of justice, Transmute is nonetheless a compassionate and empathetic leader, aided in no small part by his telepathic sensors and psionic scanners. In addition to his tracking skills, Transmute has the ability to transform his body into whatever he chooses, allowing him to seamlessly blend in in many situations.
Fiction
Transmute was leader of a trio of Chromobots from the Chromatic Star Federation. The team was dispatched to Earth on one of two spaceships, with the mission of capturing or eliminating the escaped criminal, Predator. The Chromobots issue 16 After his teammate Mikros' jet pack malfunctioned and he fell in with a human boy named Dudley, Issue 12 Issue 13 Transmute discovered him the following day in the boy's shopping bag. Transmute approached Dudley in the form of an old tramp, but the nervous boy fled the scene. Now certain that Dudley was carrying Mikros, Transmute changed into his regular appearance and made to track him down. Issue 14 Transmute located them both nearby, and explained to Dudley that he meant no harm. Performing a psionic scan, Transmute realised that the human could be trusted, and so beseeched him to ally with the Chromobot Empire. Issue 15 Disguised as a human boy that Dudley called "Lenny", Transmute returned to Dudley's family home, where he pitied the poor boy for having to lie to his mum. After dodging her questions, they retreated to Dudley's room, where Transmute changed back into his normal form and explained their mission. He informed Dudley that Predator intended to combine nuclear weaponry with Chromobot technology to create a super-wearpon that could devastate Earth. Issue 16
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Transmute as the tramp
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Transmute as "Lenny"
