Technorganic describes the melding of technological and organic components into a single entity, fused at the cellular level, and generally involving the power of the Oracle. A technorganic Transformer is no longer a purely technological robot, nor an organic life form. In the words of technorganic guru Optimus Primal, they are "both, and neither"—a balance of organic and mechanical, combining the strengths of both in a somewhat mystical fusion of the two, creating a hybrid appearance for the subject of technorganic reformatting.
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| - Technorganic describes the melding of technological and organic components into a single entity, fused at the cellular level, and generally involving the power of the Oracle. A technorganic Transformer is no longer a purely technological robot, nor an organic life form. In the words of technorganic guru Optimus Primal, they are "both, and neither"—a balance of organic and mechanical, combining the strengths of both in a somewhat mystical fusion of the two, creating a hybrid appearance for the subject of technorganic reformatting.
- Technorganic —- or less often, techno-organic -— describes certain types of Transformers whose physiology includes both technological and biological components.
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| - Technorganic describes the melding of technological and organic components into a single entity, fused at the cellular level, and generally involving the power of the Oracle. A technorganic Transformer is no longer a purely technological robot, nor an organic life form. In the words of technorganic guru Optimus Primal, they are "both, and neither"—a balance of organic and mechanical, combining the strengths of both in a somewhat mystical fusion of the two, creating a hybrid appearance for the subject of technorganic reformatting.
- Technorganic —- or less often, techno-organic -— describes certain types of Transformers whose physiology includes both technological and biological components.
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