A personality component is a part of a Transformer's anatomy that governs their personality and without which they would be a dumb, almost zombie-like mechanoid. Personality components can be removed and replaced safely. Some criminals are imprisoned by storing their personality components in a detention center, where for some reason they resemble energon cubes. Note: It's not really known how this relates to the concept of Sparks, though the existence of shell programs would imply that personality is to a degree independent of an individual's Spark.
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| - A personality component is a part of a Transformer's anatomy that governs their personality and without which they would be a dumb, almost zombie-like mechanoid. Personality components can be removed and replaced safely. Some criminals are imprisoned by storing their personality components in a detention center, where for some reason they resemble energon cubes. Note: It's not really known how this relates to the concept of Sparks, though the existence of shell programs would imply that personality is to a degree independent of an individual's Spark.
- A personality component is a part of a Transformer's anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though he or she can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the Decepticons have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the Decepticon Detention Center. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always.
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| - A personality component is a part of a Transformer's anatomy that, as its name suggests, governs his or her personality. When it is removed, a Transformer becomes dumb and vacant, though he or she can still move about and be directed. The process of removal and replacement seems fairly safe; the Decepticons have been known to extract them from prisoners and destroy their bodies, storing the personality components in the Decepticon Detention Center. Installing a personality component in a non-Transformer machine can cause spontaneous reconfiguration, but not always. Sometimes personality components look like energon cubes, and sometimes they look like inscrutable technical equipment covered in human-scale gauges and screens.
- A personality component is a part of a Transformer's anatomy that governs their personality and without which they would be a dumb, almost zombie-like mechanoid. Personality components can be removed and replaced safely. Some criminals are imprisoned by storing their personality components in a detention center, where for some reason they resemble energon cubes. Note: It's not really known how this relates to the concept of Sparks, though the existence of shell programs would imply that personality is to a degree independent of an individual's Spark.
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