Model Delta (BETA test!)

[Ninmast]

Um, since when can transformers be people?

[Ninmast]

I'm talking about Model Delta. Outside his transformed state, he looks human. They've never been able to do that.

[Ninmast]

If you're making things drawn from canon sources, you have to obey the canon restrictions. Otherwise, it'd be akin to making a Power Ranger that, instead of morphing, turned into a Sailor Scout.

[Giant Brother]

If you're making things drawn from canon sources, you have to obey the canon restrictions. Otherwise, it'd be akin to making a Power Ranger that, instead of morphing, turned into a Sailor Scout.

Now THAT would be a sight to see....

Anyways, the character. Now, I know nothing about Transformers, but I do know they don't turn into humans. They turn into big robots.

Next, the history DEFINITELY needs an overhaul, it's fairly short, and quite frankly, I have no idea what any of it means... Furthermore, I sugest you flesh out his personality more, a personality description needs a lot more than three adjectives and an "and" to string them together. The appearances need more fleshing out too, and I mean a lot more. The human form part wasn't bad, but it could spare to lose the point formedness.

As for the part with hacking as a weakness, the way you put it, it definitely doesn't sound like one, it sounds more like a power.

[Ninmast]

gamemaker said:

Show me in the rules where it says that if we make a character from a universe made by someone else, we have to follow those rules (or ask the person if we could make a sub-universe.)

Rule #3 in the Canon Character Registry says that you are not allowed to change the character from how it is canonically. I think it's safe to say this also applies to canon races.

Now, if you want to create a different, similar race that can take human form as a sort of camouflage, then take super robot form, that's perfectly alright. But you can't say they're Transformers, Autobots or Decepticons unless they actually conform to the restrictions of such a race.