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Nebulan News Network

The Nebulan News Network (N.N.N.) is the premier news network of Nebulos for Nebulans.

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Marvel Comics continuity

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After the Decepticons attacked and destroyed the Mercury Gardens of Melanossus, a N.N.N. crew arrived to interview Zarak about his opinion of Galen, who was with the opposing Autobots. Zarak went on a rant, accusing Galen of being a traitor for allying with the dangerous Autobot monsters. He how the Decepticons arrived to ally themselves with Zarak to drive the Autobots off the planet. At the end of the rant, the N.N.N. reporter asked if the destruction of the Mercury Gardens was a victory, to which Zarak replied "Yes." Brothers in Armor!!

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