Talk:Windcharger
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The article said
"With a combination of Windcharger’s magnetic powers and Mirage’s illusion-creating ability..."
I changed "Mirage" to "Hound." Even though I don't have the episode for reference, Hound was the one did holograms, and all Mirage could do was turn himself invisible. If I'm missing something, and it really, really, really was somehow Mirage that made the illusion, feel free to change it back.
Cookies. WallyCuddeford 06:22, 4 May 2006 (UTC)
- I changed it back to Mirage casting the illusion of the Autobots being Menasor. It was Mirage, he can cast holograms too, read his tech spec. Hound wasn't even there when it happened! user:mathewignash
Article she says, on the subject of the carcinogenic plastic controversy:
"It must also be noted that 95% of the children involved owned the Super Nintendo entertainment system.
What? Someone's going to have to explain the relevance of this.
-- Tom Anderson 2006-12-02 01:18 +0000
I say take it out. I googled several different keywords, and couldn't find any connection. 63.88.67.230 21:24, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
I removed the entire reference, as the closest thing I could find had to do with Electrical transformers built before 1977, which isn't remotely approaching the same thing. If anyone can find a reference, I'm including below the original statement. 63.88.67.230 22:25, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
Within two years of its original production, it was found that this toy contained plastics that were highly carcinogenic. This affected many small children of the time. There were reports that a lawsuit was threatened, but that the company settled out of court. It must also be noted that 95% of the children involved owned the Super Nintendo entertainment system.[citation needed]
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