Bigfoot - Revision history

AutovoltGTS at 15:45, 2 March 2023

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	[[File:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85]]		[[File:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85\|Bigfoot is real and he tried to eat my ass.]]
	'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It is cousin to the [[Yeti]] and is also known as '''Sasquatch'''.		'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It is cousin to the [[Yeti]] and is also known as '''Sasquatch'''.

Cyberlink420 at 13:49, 13 September 2018

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*~~[[Wikipedia:Bigfoot~~\|Bigfoot]] at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Bigfoot}} at Wikipedia

	[[Category:Cybertron characters]]		[[Category:Cybertron characters]]

Saix: /* Titan Comics Prime comics */

2015-11-29T02:00:46Z

Titan Comics Prime comics

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	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

	===Titan ~~Comics~~ ''Prime'' ~~comics~~===		===Titan ''Prime'' comic===
	As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}		As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}

Saix at 20:05, 20 November 2015

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ~~Comics continuity~~===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.		After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.

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	When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}		When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}

	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' ~~continuity~~===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

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	As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}		As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}

	===''Rescue Bots''===		===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon===
	[[Cody Burns]] described the [[Maine Ridge Monster]] as related in some way to Bigfoot, AKA Sasquatch. {{storylink\|Feed the Beast}}		[[Cody Burns]] described the [[Maine Ridge Monster]] as related in some way to Bigfoot, AKA Sasquatch. {{storylink\|Feed the Beast}}

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	[[Category:Generation 1 characters]]		[[Category:Generation 1 characters]]
	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]
			[[Category:Prime characters]]
			[[Category:Rescue Bots characters]]

SanityOrMadness: /* ''Cybertron'' cartoon */Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity linkfix & misc

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''Cybertron'' cartoon: Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity linkfix & misc

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	After [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] crashed on Earth and was discovered by [[Coby Hansen]], he left behind footprints that appeared to the curious local [[human]]s as being those from Bigfoot, leading them to investigate further. They never found the source of the footprints. {{storylink\|Inferno (episode)\|Inferno}}		After [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]] crashed on Earth and was discovered by [[Coby Hansen]], he left behind footprints that appeared to the curious local [[human]]s as being those from Bigfoot, leading them to investigate further. They never found the source of the footprints. {{storylink\|Inferno (episode)\|Inferno}}

	When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}		When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}

	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' continuity===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' continuity===

SanityOrMadness: Continuity headers match continuity pages. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity is the umbrella page for the DD series.

2014-09-26T19:11:37Z

Continuity headers match continuity pages. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity is the umbrella page for the DD series.

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	When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}		When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}

	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' continuity===
	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

	===Titan ~~Magazines~~ ''Prime'' comics===		===Titan Comics ''Prime'' comics===
	As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}		As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}

Mimi: /* G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity */

2014-09-26T15:33:02Z

G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity

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	When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}		When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}

	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' ~~continuity~~===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

Abates: /* Rescue Bots */

2014-05-07T08:32:49Z

Rescue Bots

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	===''Rescue Bots''===		===''Rescue Bots''===
	~~{{spoilers\|Feed the Beast\|April 26}}~~
	[[Cody Burns]] described the [[Maine Ridge Monster]] as related in some way to Bigfoot, AKA Sasquatch. {{storylink\|Feed the Beast}}		[[Cody Burns]] described the [[Maine Ridge Monster]] as related in some way to Bigfoot, AKA Sasquatch. {{storylink\|Feed the Beast}}

SanityOrMadness at 04:47, 3 May 2014

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	[[~~Image~~:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|~~150px\|~~]]		[[File:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85]]
	'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It is cousin to the [[Yeti]] and is also known as '''Sasquatch'''.		'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It is cousin to the [[Yeti]] and is also known as '''Sasquatch'''.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ~~comics Generation 1~~ continuity===		===Marvel Comics continuity===
	After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.		After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.

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	When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}		When the Ancient Decepticons were released from Crosswise's prison by [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], the one that inspired the Bigfoot myth was identified as such by [[Bud Hansen]]. {{storylink\|Trap}}

	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers'' continuity===
	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

Abates at 00:52, 21 April 2014

2014-04-21T00:52:10Z

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	[[Image:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|]]		[[Image:Bigfoot newspaper.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|]]
	'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It ~~may be related~~ to the [[Yeti]].		'''Bigfoot''' is a mythic creature that roams the forest. It is cousin to the [[Yeti]] and is also known as '''Sasquatch'''.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel comics Generation 1 continuity===		===Marvel comics Generation 1 continuity===
	After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.		After his original suggestion for having a [[Transformer]] star in one of [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]]'s films, [[Mitch Keno]] took out an issue of ''[[The Inquisitor]]'' reporting a sighting of Bigfoot on the front page, proposing Rollie use Bigfoot in his next movie. Persuaded, Rollie set up an expedition in the [[Great Smokies]] of [[North Carolina]] to hunt the creature. The [[National Guard]] was already there, fielding complaints about destroyed barns and chickens that won't lay eggs. They barred Rollie's crew from entering the area.

	However, Rollie was able to bribe a local farmer into leading him to Bigfoot. The farmer's directions proved true, and Rollie was led to Bigfoot, who was in actuality [[Skullgrin]]. Misunderstandings were solved, farmers were paid off, and Skullgrin signed a contract with Rollie Friendly to star in his movie. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		However, Rollie was able to bribe a local farmer into leading him to Bigfoot. The farmer's directions proved true, and Rollie was led to Bigfoot, who was in actuality [[Skullgrin]]. Misunderstandings were solved, farmers were paid off, and Skullgrin signed a contract with Rollie Friendly to star in his movie. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}
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	===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===		===''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers''===
	After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}		After [[Joe Colton]] interrogated a [[Yeti]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)\|Flint]] joked that he spoke "Bigfoot". {{Storylink\|Black Horizon, Part 2 of 2}}

			===Titan Magazines ''Prime'' comics===
			As [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]] crashed through a forest in [[Alaska]] after a successful mission, he was mistaken for Sasquatch by the [[narrator]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 4.11\|The Battle for Bulkhead}}

			===''Rescue Bots''===
			{{spoilers\|Feed the Beast\|April 26}}
			[[Cody Burns]] described the [[Maine Ridge Monster]] as related in some way to Bigfoot, AKA Sasquatch. {{storylink\|Feed the Beast}}

	==External links==		==External links==