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A Tracking device is a small, attachable device that can track out different ninjas. These can be imbued with Chakra to improve one's tracking experience. After travelling from the 23rd century to 1986 San Francisco, Spock cautioned James T. Kirk that the HMS Bounty would likely be detected by the tracking devices of the 20th century. Kirk concurred and ordered Pavel Chekov to engage the Bounty's cloaking device. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) In 2263, after learning that Spock had given Nyota Uhura an amulet made out of vokaya, Leonard McCoy expressed surprise over the fact that Spock had given his girlfriend what was essentially a tracking device, something that Spock assured the doctor was not his intention. (Star Trek Beyond) When Bellick tortures T-Bag for the location of the money, Roy finds an electronic gadget while rummaging through T-Bag's belongings, T-Bag says it's for his blood pressure. When Roy goes to get 750 dollars to pay the call girl, he finds a small device blinking red and emitting a rapid beeping noise in the backpack, wondering what it is until someone knocks on the door. The door handle breaks apart and T-Bag enters. He instructs the call girls to leave and throws the electronic gadget to Roy who backs away from his fierce appearance. T-Bag reveals it was actually something he purchased from an army store and grabs a bottle of alcohol on the table. The Tracking device is a object made by Donatello, and is used by the turtles to track their enemies, in the Back To The Sewer season. Property of "A wikia. contributer".

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Anime, Manga, Game, Movie

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Regulus' bolts are rigged with tracking devices that allow him and his allies to see the enemy he struck for 20 seconds. Snipe will also implant a tracking device.

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After travelling from the 23rd century to 1986 San Francisco, Spock cautioned James T. Kirk that the HMS Bounty would likely be detected by the tracking devices of the 20th century. Kirk concurred and ordered Pavel Chekov to engage the Bounty's cloaking device. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) In 2263, after learning that Spock had given Nyota Uhura an amulet made out of vokaya, Leonard McCoy expressed surprise over the fact that Spock had given his girlfriend what was essentially a tracking device, something that Spock assured the doctor was not his intention. (Star Trek Beyond) A Tracking device is a small, attachable device that can track out different ninjas. These can be imbued with Chakra to improve one's tracking experience. The Tracking device is a object made by Donatello, and is used by the turtles to track their enemies, in the Back To The Sewer season. When Bellick tortures T-Bag for the location of the money, Roy finds an electronic gadget while rummaging through T-Bag's belongings, T-Bag says it's for his blood pressure. When Roy goes to get 750 dollars to pay the call girl, he finds a small device blinking red and emitting a rapid beeping noise in the backpack, wondering what it is until someone knocks on the door. The door handle breaks apart and T-Bag enters. He instructs the call girls to leave and throws the electronic gadget to Roy who backs away from his fierce appearance. T-Bag reveals it was actually something he purchased from an army store and grabs a bottle of alcohol on the table. Roy pleas for his life and tries to negotiate with him but T-Bag kills him. Property of "A wikia. contributer".