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- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambicion < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambition < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambitio (“‘ambition, a striving for favor, literally 'a going around', especially of candidates for office in Rome soliciting votes’”) < ambiō (“‘I go around, solicit votes’”). See ambient, issue.
- The sword Ambition was the third of the four Bloodswords forged by Asahina Yajinden in 508 on the Anvil of Despair. It was also known as Yashin and Iyoku.
- (400th page on the wiki!) Ambition is a fan fiction one-shot created by Winterpaw. It is a story in The Living Dead Universe. It is the first of three one-shots in the universe, and is a backstory of the character Silversand. Silversand was born with a lot of ambition. But if it is taken too far, <default>Ambition</default> Vital statistics Author Illustrator Date Publisher Publication order Previous Next and love is included in the mix, things get dark...
- Ambition is a huge sword used by Strife. Ambition is the Astlar dynasty's symbol of imperial power, and was his father's weapon. Strife's madness and hunger for power still lingers with this blade even as Strife himself is eventually forgotten. How to unlock: Gained once you unlock Strife. Effect: Attack Power Increases, Defense Power Decreases
- Ambition is a track in the PACHI-SLOT biohazard ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK.
- The Ambition was a Carrack-class light cruiser in service to the Imperial Navy. In 4 ABY, the ship became part of Moff Kentor Sarne's military forces when he removed the Kathol sector from the authority of the Galactic Empire, setting himself up as an independent warlord. By 8 ABY, the Ambition was maintained in a secret underground hangar on the sector capital of Kal'Shebbol for use as an escape craft for the Moff in case the planet fell to enemy forces. When New Republic forces assaulted Kal'Shebbol in 8 ABY, Sarne used the Ambition to flee the planet and join up with the rest of his military forces.
- While Kirk and Spock attend mining negotiations on Pentam V, the Enterprise, with Sulu in command, receives a distress call from Thraz Outpost, an Andorian scientific base. Protocol prevents Kirk and Spock from leaving the negotiations, so Kirk orders Scotty to set course for the outpost. Chekov suggests that Sulu should feel slighted by Kirk transferring command to Scotty. The Andorians report that they were attacked by an unidentified alien ship which then left the system. There are seismic disturbances across the planet's main landmass. The purpose of the base is to study the Thraz Streamer, a flume of tachyons ejected by a nearby pulsar and extending outside the galaxy.
- In a brightly lit land, Terrorcons swarm. On Earth, Sally thanks her Optimus Prime doll for saving the universe. Various troops outside work to repair the energon towers. The three surviving Decepticons are locked away for the next 10,000 years. Shockblast's brother Sixshot is in an adjacent cell, and swears vengeance when Snowcat tells him that Optimus Prime destroyed Shockblast. Dr. Jones proposes a toast (with "sparkling grape juice"), but Rad is worried about Primus. Dr. Jones says that Primus is just in recovery mode.
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- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambicion < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambition < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambition]] ambitio (“‘ambition, a striving for favor, literally 'a going around', especially of candidates for office in Rome soliciting votes’”) < ambiō (“‘I go around, solicit votes’”). See ambient, issue.
- While Kirk and Spock attend mining negotiations on Pentam V, the Enterprise, with Sulu in command, receives a distress call from Thraz Outpost, an Andorian scientific base. Protocol prevents Kirk and Spock from leaving the negotiations, so Kirk orders Scotty to set course for the outpost. Chekov suggests that Sulu should feel slighted by Kirk transferring command to Scotty. The Andorians report that they were attacked by an unidentified alien ship which then left the system. There are seismic disturbances across the planet's main landmass. The purpose of the base is to study the Thraz Streamer, a flume of tachyons ejected by a nearby pulsar and extending outside the galaxy. As the Enterprise approaches the outpost, Sulu detects what seems to be the alien ship inside the stream. He convinces Scotty that their best course of action is to investigate the ship. Scotty heads to Engineering to modify the Enterprise's systems to allow it to fly closer to the streamer, leaving Sulu the conn. Uhura chastises Sulu for arguing with Scotty. Meanwhile, McCoy reminds Scotty that Kirk left him in command. With the modifications complete, Sulu asks Scotty over the intercom what his orders are, and Scotty returns to the bridge. The Enterprise lures the unknown out of the streamer by firing a photon torpedo across its bow. Scans of the unknown and the way it responds to hails lead Sulu and Uhura to suggest that it may be an infant lifeform rather than a ship. When Scotty suggests that the creature was born on Thraz and burrowed its way out from underground, McCoy realizes that more than one creature may be being born, causing the tremors. Reaching Thraz, the Enterprise detects fifty more creatures underground. Sulu convinces Shrevan, the base's Director, to evacuate his people from the area where the creature emerged. The Enterprise uses its tractor beam to help the hatchlings emerge from the planet while causing minimal damage. When Kirk and Spock are beamed up from Pentam V, they are too tired to hear Scotty's report. Scotty and Sulu leave Chekov in command and head to Scotty's quarters for a toast to their achievement.
- The sword Ambition was the third of the four Bloodswords forged by Asahina Yajinden in 508 on the Anvil of Despair. It was also known as Yashin and Iyoku.
- (400th page on the wiki!) Ambition is a fan fiction one-shot created by Winterpaw. It is a story in The Living Dead Universe. It is the first of three one-shots in the universe, and is a backstory of the character Silversand. Silversand was born with a lot of ambition. But if it is taken too far, <default>Ambition</default> Vital statistics Author Illustrator Date Publisher Publication order Previous Next and love is included in the mix, things get dark...
- Ambition is a huge sword used by Strife. Ambition is the Astlar dynasty's symbol of imperial power, and was his father's weapon. Strife's madness and hunger for power still lingers with this blade even as Strife himself is eventually forgotten. How to unlock: Gained once you unlock Strife. Effect: Attack Power Increases, Defense Power Decreases
- Ambition is a track in the PACHI-SLOT biohazard ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK.
- The Ambition was a Carrack-class light cruiser in service to the Imperial Navy. In 4 ABY, the ship became part of Moff Kentor Sarne's military forces when he removed the Kathol sector from the authority of the Galactic Empire, setting himself up as an independent warlord. By 8 ABY, the Ambition was maintained in a secret underground hangar on the sector capital of Kal'Shebbol for use as an escape craft for the Moff in case the planet fell to enemy forces. When New Republic forces assaulted Kal'Shebbol in 8 ABY, Sarne used the Ambition to flee the planet and join up with the rest of his military forces.
- In a brightly lit land, Terrorcons swarm. On Earth, Sally thanks her Optimus Prime doll for saving the universe. Various troops outside work to repair the energon towers. The three surviving Decepticons are locked away for the next 10,000 years. Shockblast's brother Sixshot is in an adjacent cell, and swears vengeance when Snowcat tells him that Optimus Prime destroyed Shockblast. Dr. Jones proposes a toast (with "sparkling grape juice"), but Rad is worried about Primus. Dr. Jones says that Primus is just in recovery mode. In one of the planetary cities, the Autobots gather around Optimus's prone form; Omega says that he will recover. Kicker wonders if the war is truly over, and frets that they still have to save the planets. Elsewhere, Alpha Q frets that the worlds are dark. Elsewhere again, Rodimus observes that the planets are still growing, presumably from subsurface energon. Kicker contacts his dad and urges him to send Sally and Mrs. Jones back to Earth. He's worried, having sensed the swarming Terrorcons. Sally doesn't want to go back to Earth. Suddenly, Rad detects Decepticons arriving through a space gate. As various Autobots are going into regeneration, Wing Saber gets a report of the attack from Rad, and goes to check it out. Scorponok and Starscream lead a Terrorcon attack on a Cybertronian city. And worse... Megatron is with them! The trio is headed toward Central City; the humans frantically prepare to evacuate. The Decepticons begin bringing down energon towers in the central spaceport. After sending Scorponok and Starscream on missions, Megatron notes that he can hear a voice from within himself, and flashes back to the mysterious green orb. With Optimus still out of commission, Rodimus prepares to lead the Autobots back to Cybertron. Kicker, observing that lifeforms are disappearing from the planets since the loss of the energon orb, doesn't want to go, but relents under orders. Still in stasis, Optimus has a vision of a dark place. His eyes light up. Peeng! Starscream battles his way into the detention center; Snowcat looks forward to being rescued. Scorponok continues destroying energon towers. Dr. Jones wants to use the energon grid, but without more energon it's impossible. Dr. Jones begs Primus to reactivate and provide more energon. Within Cybertron's depths, Megatron searches for something, at Unicron's behest. Faced with Autobot defenders, he unleashes mass destruction, then demands further directions from Unicron. The Autobots remaining behind on the planet are startled to hear that Optimus Prime has left his repair bay. Aboard the Miranda II, the Autobots prepare to send Kicker after him, then prepare to intercept an incoming bogey, then dismiss it as a false alarm. Then Optimus Prime flies after the ship, with Jetfire alongside. Wing Saber arrives in the detention block to find it trashed and empty. The humans fret and worry. Megatron has reached what appears to be a dead end, but the Terrorcons seem excited. Megatron slashes his way through a wall, and leaps into a darkened void. After falling some ways, he arrives at the same place that Optimus saw in his vision. A mural above depicts a history of the Cybertronian wars, while corroded guardians surround him, frozen in a stalemate. To find out what the device is, he blasts one of the guardians, and demands answers from Unicron. The room begins to shake and light up. The guardians also light up, emerging as three functional robots. Megatron exults at the new, more powerful energon he's found... and declares to the three guardians that he shall be their new master.
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