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[[Image:Crchamber-bw.jpg|thumb|200px|Sure, it fixes you up, but it still looks like a toilet.]]
'''CR Chambers''' are a form of medical treatment.
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The '''CR Chamber''' is a device for medical treatment or adding new alt modes to the Transformers of various factions.
   
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It is ''not'' a [[Maximal Torture Chamber|torture chamber]].
'''Dreamwave:''' Cryonic Regeneration<ref>Cr Chamber/Stasis Pod article in More than meets the Eye #8</ref><br/>
 
'''IDW:''' Cryogenic Regeneration<ref>Spotlight: Shockwave</ref>
 
   
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It ''is'' [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator's]] best friend. It should technically be called a ''Waspinator Chamber''...
==References==
 
   
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The abbreviation "CR" varied from continuities as the following shows:
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*'''Beast Wars:''' Creation/Restoration<ref>''[[Beast Wars Universe]]''. Note that it is labeled as "C/R Chamber" in the book.</ref><ref>There is also a similar device named "C/R Tank" for [[Predacon (BW)|Predacons]]. (Which is itself sometimes called a CR Chamber, as in [[The Trigger, Part 1]].)</ref>
 
*'''Dreamwave:''' Cryonic Regeneration<ref>CR Chamber/Stasis Pod article in ''[[More Than Meets the Eye]]'' #8</ref>
 
*'''IDW:''' Cryogenic Regeneration<ref>''[[Spotlight: Shockwave]]''</ref>
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==Fiction==
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===Beast Wars===
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[[Image:Waspinator.jpg|thumb|right|Total uses of the CR Chamber: Like, a zillion.]]
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The CR Chamber, commonly also called the "Restoration Chamber," first made its appearance in this series. Both the [[Maximals]] and [[Predacons]] had their own versions of the devices in their respective ships. The Maximal chamber was an enclosed pod that the Transformer would sit in to be repaired, while the Predacon's Restoration Chamber was more of a dunk tank that the broken parts of the damaged robot would be unceremoniously dropped into on a tray. (This is not to be confused with [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]]'s hot tub, however.)
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The inclusion of the CR Chamber in Beast Wars was a necessary writer's invention, as the smaller cast on both sides needed a reliable explanation for the way they recovered from the massive amounts of damage that either side's members often took, including being dismembered, decapitated, crushed, and in at least one instance, almost completely incinerated. Despite this, the chamber's ability to heal injuries seemed to vary according to nothing more than plot convenience; [[Optimus Primal]] was out for only a few hours after [[Fallen Comrades|being shot]], while [[Airazor]] was incapacitated for several days after sustaining a [[Call of the Wild|similar injury]].
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Despite this marvel, there were still instances of Transformers being unable to be repaired, such as when [[Terrorsaur]] and [[Scorponok]] sank into hot lava never to be seen again, or when [[Optimus Primal]]'s original body was vaporized in an explosion. The CR Chamber also cannot restore a [[spark]] that has been extinguished, such as [[Dinobot]] completely burning himself out. Also, the relevant parts of the Transformer in question must be collected and loaded into the Chamber--if the parts are unable to be retrieved, or [[Ravage (G1)|nobody cares]] enough to collect their parts, the Transformer remains broken and essentially "dead".
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After returning to Cybertron, the last few Maximals were infected by Megatron's [[Transformation virus|virus]], with Rhinox and Silverbolt immediately incapacitated while Optimus, Rattrap, Cheetor and Blackarachnia were reverted to their original bodies and managed to escape. As the team reunited, Cheetor suggested finding a CR chamber to cure themselves, but it was later revealed that the entire planet's population had been infected with the virus and succumbed before a cure could be found, suggesting that the virus couldn't be cured by the CR chambers. After the remaining Maximals were [[Reformatting|reformatted]] into new [[Technorganic]] bodies, neither they or the [[Vehicon (BM)|Vehicons]] were shown using CR chambers, with the Vehicons simply building new drones to replace those lost and the Maximals evading serious damage by relying on hit-and-run tactics while their new bodies healed damage at a more natural rate.
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===Dreamwave comics continuity===
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Revision as of 17:36, 24 February 2020

Crchamber-bw

Sure, it fixes you up, but it still looks like a toilet.

The CR Chamber is a device for medical treatment or adding new alt modes to the Transformers of various factions.

It is not a torture chamber.

It is Waspinator's best friend. It should technically be called a Waspinator Chamber...

The abbreviation "CR" varied from continuities as the following shows:

  • Beast Wars: Creation/Restoration[1][2]
  • Dreamwave: Cryonic Regeneration[3]
  • IDW: Cryogenic Regeneration[4]


Fiction

Beast Wars

Waspinator

Total uses of the CR Chamber: Like, a zillion.

The CR Chamber, commonly also called the "Restoration Chamber," first made its appearance in this series. Both the Maximals and Predacons had their own versions of the devices in their respective ships. The Maximal chamber was an enclosed pod that the Transformer would sit in to be repaired, while the Predacon's Restoration Chamber was more of a dunk tank that the broken parts of the damaged robot would be unceremoniously dropped into on a tray. (This is not to be confused with Megatron's hot tub, however.)

The inclusion of the CR Chamber in Beast Wars was a necessary writer's invention, as the smaller cast on both sides needed a reliable explanation for the way they recovered from the massive amounts of damage that either side's members often took, including being dismembered, decapitated, crushed, and in at least one instance, almost completely incinerated. Despite this, the chamber's ability to heal injuries seemed to vary according to nothing more than plot convenience; Optimus Primal was out for only a few hours after being shot, while Airazor was incapacitated for several days after sustaining a similar injury.

Despite this marvel, there were still instances of Transformers being unable to be repaired, such as when Terrorsaur and Scorponok sank into hot lava never to be seen again, or when Optimus Primal's original body was vaporized in an explosion. The CR Chamber also cannot restore a spark that has been extinguished, such as Dinobot completely burning himself out. Also, the relevant parts of the Transformer in question must be collected and loaded into the Chamber--if the parts are unable to be retrieved, or nobody cares enough to collect their parts, the Transformer remains broken and essentially "dead".

Beast Machines

After returning to Cybertron, the last few Maximals were infected by Megatron's virus, with Rhinox and Silverbolt immediately incapacitated while Optimus, Rattrap, Cheetor and Blackarachnia were reverted to their original bodies and managed to escape. As the team reunited, Cheetor suggested finding a CR chamber to cure themselves, but it was later revealed that the entire planet's population had been infected with the virus and succumbed before a cure could be found, suggesting that the virus couldn't be cured by the CR chambers. After the remaining Maximals were reformatted into new Technorganic bodies, neither they or the Vehicons were shown using CR chambers, with the Vehicons simply building new drones to replace those lost and the Maximals evading serious damage by relying on hit-and-run tactics while their new bodies healed damage at a more natural rate.

Dreamwave comics continuity

IDW comics continuity

References

  1. Beast Wars Universe. Note that it is labeled as "C/R Chamber" in the book.
  2. There is also a similar device named "C/R Tank" for Predacons. (Which is itself sometimes called a CR Chamber, as in The Trigger, Part 1.)
  3. CR Chamber/Stasis Pod article in More Than Meets the Eye #8
  4. Spotlight: Shockwave
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