what about Icarax being reversed into a biomechanical being again?
And Vultraz being changed by Gorast?
Oh and what about Prototype? Subterrenean?
And are the Makuta's experiments considered transformations
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QUOTE(tomdroidser @ Apr 25 2008, 12:10 AM) 
Should it be mentioned that the Makuta as a species naturally turned from flesh and metal to just gas and metal?
-Tomdroidser
-Tomdroidser
Is natural evolution a transformation, though?
QUOTE(shadow_titan @ Sep 1 2008, 04:50 PM)
what about Icarax being reversed into a biomechanical being again?
And Vultraz being changed by Gorast.
And Vultraz being changed by Gorast.
Icarax I forgot about, and will be added in the next update. Vultraz, however, is in there.
~|ET|~
QUOTE(Electric Turahk @ Sep 1 2008, 01:17 PM)
QUOTE(tomdroidser @ Apr 25 2008, 12:10 AM)
Should it be mentioned that the Makuta as a species naturally turned from flesh and metal to just gas and metal?
-Tomdroidser
-Tomdroidser
Is natural evolution a transformation, though?
~|ET|~
QUOTE(A Definition of Evolution)
A gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex or better form
Keyword here is changes. For transform, see quote below.
QUOTE(A Definition of Transformation)
to change one thing into another
Makuta evolution may be natural, but changing to a different thing without the aid of a completely accessable natural ability is classified as transformation, which is why Krakha isn't here.
-Tomdroidser
Edit: You should replace Takanuva/Makuta --> Takutanuva with Takanuva/Teridax --> Takutanuva. Plus, you should replace the word Makuta in the paragraph with Teridax.
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