Ankmor Park
Ankmor Park, regularly referred to as simply Ankmor, is a region of Cybertron whose history goes back all the way to the days of Quintesson supremacy. For most of its existence, Ankmor housed a chemical processing center that was infamous for its polluting influence on the environment. Not only did it generate deadly fumes, it also produced a chemical river thick enough to support the weight of lighter objects and create a suitable habitat for creatures both mysterious and dangerous. It wasn't until after millions of years of war that the location was rebuilt into a far less controversial recreational park.
Fiction
[edit]Classics
[edit]Ankmor went from wasteland to park at an unknown date. It was a location of some importance to the Mini-Cons, who were trying to rebuild Cybertron for the return of the Autobots, as they cleared and restructured sector Spellos specifically to make travel between Ankmor Park and Gygax easier. The New World
3H comics
[edit]The Great Transformation purged the region of Ankmor, turning the chemical processing center into a beautiful biomechanical botanic garden. When the Quintessons attempted to reconquer Cybertron and Judge Brinn led the attack on Ankmor, he was horrified to see the profitable enterprise replaced with a useless leisure center. Vowing to revert the technorganic changes, he was awakened from his reverie by the scientist Extempaxia's concerns that Cybertron and the Transformers had changed far beyond their ability to control at present. Moments later, they and the rest of their troops were ambushed by a group of Maximals and killed. Wreckers: Finale Part II
Animated cartoon continuity
[edit]Ankmor Park produced a type of energon, called Ankmor Energon (Ultra), that was served at Maccadam's Old Oil House. The AllSpark Almanac II
Notes
[edit]- "Ankmor Park" is a reference to [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Ankh-Morpork|{{#if:||Ankh-Morpork}}]], principal city of the [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Discworld|{{#if:||Discworld}}]] novel series, where its unsanitary conditions and high levels of pollution was a running gag.