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| rdfs:comment | - Dixon Hill's desk had an ashtray on it. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" ) In the holographic recreation of the Bourbon Street Bar, the tables were equipped with ashtrays. (TNG: "11001001" )
- At first the refugees were at peace, joining together their small fleet of ships to form a new surface for the junk world, and using their significant engineering skills to repair a lot of the discarded technology for future trade. They began to view the new “Planet” of Junk as their new home, and began defending it from outside incursion with the tenacity of junkyard dogs.
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| #views | - BIG AL's version: 14,000+
- Megurine Luka's version: 26,000+
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| original upload date | - BIG AL's version: Aug.31.2012
- Megurine Luka's version: Oct.18.2011
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| Link | - BIG AL's version: Niconico Broadcast / YouTube Broadcast
- Luka's version: Niconico Broadcast / YouTube Broadcast( )
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| abstract | - At first the refugees were at peace, joining together their small fleet of ships to form a new surface for the junk world, and using their significant engineering skills to repair a lot of the discarded technology for future trade. They began to view the new “Planet” of Junk as their new home, and began defending it from outside incursion with the tenacity of junkyard dogs. However, as their new civilization developed, old grudges and prejudices started to emerge. Former Autobots and Decepticons disagreed with how the small world should be run, and ancient battle lines began to be re-formed. Desperate to avoid another outbreak of hostilities, the ruling council of Junkion decided to take an extreme measure – a community-wide memory wipe. Deciding the vestiges of was to blame for the renewed hostilities, the Junkion supreme programmers worked in secret to develop a computer virus that would wipe out all memory of Cybertron, the Autobots, the Decepticons, and the war. Junkions would be given a clean state, whether they wanted it or not. The ruse was successful, and the racial memories of the Junkions were wiped with the exception of a chosen few council members who were tasked with keeping the Junkions out of the Cybertronian War should contact ever be reestablished with their former home world. Eventually most of those council members died out, leaving ever fewer with the secret of the Junkions’ origins. The Junkions continued to exist, but without any culture or history. When the Planet of Junk started receiving television signals from Earth, twenty light-years away, they latched onto them, hungrily absorbing Earth culture like a dry sponge, filling the gap left by the Junkion Elders’ virus. Eventually some Junkions decided to set out to find the source of these wonderful images from the sky…
- Dixon Hill's desk had an ashtray on it. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" ) In the holographic recreation of the Bourbon Street Bar, the tables were equipped with ashtrays. (TNG: "11001001" )
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