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Moshi Moshi.

I've been putting a lot of effort into making a crucial part of my Transformers Overdrive fanfiction, and I'm still working on it.

But I can post this fanfiction version of an established character: "Tap-Out."

My fanfiction version of Tap-Out shares a similar backstory of his imprisonment in a Decepticon baffle arena.
But the story differs in detail about him joining the Axiom as part of the evacuation of Cybertron.

Being part of the labor class of cybertronians, Tap-Out's body was configured in a proto-mold that also configured the G1 version of cybertronian Bumblebee.
So that's why Tap-Out's bot mode resemble him.

As for the stasis mode, it is part of the oppression the Council put upon the labor class by forcing them to spend their downtime in storage alcoves that were cost-effective (a.k.a. cheap) and required little space (a.k.a. no privacy), with each bot of the same stasis mode shape being crammed with each other on one shelf.

I will post more details about the transformer labor class, including the histories and reasons the Cybertron Council implemented the labor class, and explain my concept of the labor class configuration and transformation.
In a later posting.

That's about it for now. Thank you for viewing. Please comment.
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Description
Moshi Moshi.

I've been putting a lot of effort into making a crucial part of my Transformers Overdrive fanfiction, and I'm still working on it.

But I can post this fanfiction version of an established character: "Tap-Out."

My fanfiction version of Tap-Out shares a similar backstory of his imprisonment in a Decepticon baffle arena.
But the story differs in detail about him joining the Axiom as part of the evacuation of Cybertron.

Being part of the labor class of cybertronians, Tap-Out's body was configured in a proto-mold that also configured the G1 version of cybertronian Bumblebee.
So that's why Tap-Out's bot mode resemble him.

As for the stasis mode, it is part of the oppression the Council put upon the labor class by forcing them to spend their downtime in storage alcoves that were cost-effective (a.k.a. cheap) and required little space (a.k.a. no privacy), with each bot of the same stasis mode shape being crammed with each other on one shelf.

I will post more details about the transformer labor class, including the histories and reasons the Cybertron Council implemented the labor class, and explain my concept of the labor class configuration and transformation.
In a later posting.

That's about it for now. Thank you for viewing. Please comment.
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