Doctor Morocco - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Now and Then -> Now and Then (RB) update

2025-06-14T21:29:52Z

Now and Then -> Now and Then (RB) update

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	Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

	By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}		By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then (RB)\|Now and Then}}

	[[File:ItsABotTime ancient Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.4\|Come up to the lab...and see what's on the slab...]]		[[File:ItsABotTime ancient Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.4\|Come up to the lab...and see what's on the slab...]]

Cyberlink420 at 17:23, 29 May 2024

2024-05-29T17:23:04Z

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	==Games==		==Games==
	===Race to the Rescue===		===Race to the Rescue===
	Doctor Morocco created a number of [[Disaster Bot]]s, which he unleashed on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Race to the Rescue}}		Doctor Morocco created a number of [[Disaster Bot]]s, which he unleashed on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Race to the Rescue (video game)\|Race to the Rescue}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==

Thylacine 2000: /* Rescue Bots cartoon */

2023-09-01T12:23:17Z

Rescue Bots cartoon

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French), [[Fábio Moura]] (season 1), [[César Marchetti]] (season 2 onward) (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French), [[Fábio Moura]] (season 1), [[César Marchetti]] (season 2 onward) (Brazilian Portuguese)}}
	[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]
	Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

	By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}		By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}

Abates: /* Alternate timeline */

2023-03-08T19:57:33Z

Alternate timeline

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	====Alternate timeline====		====Alternate timeline====
	[[File:BotToTheFuture Morocco orders MorBots.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Well... see if you can find him, on the MONITOR!]]		[[File:BotToTheFuture Morocco orders MorBots.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Well... see if you can find him, on the MONITOR!]]
	Using technology from the robot, Dither, which had been left behind in 1939 by the time-traveling Rescue Bots, Morocco eventually created an army of "[[MorBot]]" automatons and took over [[Griffin Rock]], redubbing it "Moropolis". Continuing to use his Chamber of Youth to extend his life, Morocco's reign continued for nearly a century, until the Rescue Bots returned their home time to discover what their trip through time had wrought. Seeing the opportunity to use them to reactivate the time machine and expand his dominion across all of time itself, Morocco ordered his MorBots to hunt the group down. They managed to elude him, and as they used the time machine once again, Morocco crashed the MorBot he was driving. The group of Rescue Bots returned to 1939, retrieving Dither and negating the dark timeline they had briefly visited. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}}		Using technology from the robot, Dither, which had been left behind in 1939 by the time-traveling Rescue Bots, Morocco eventually created an army of "[[MorBot]]" automatons and took over [[Griffin Rock]], redubbing it "Moropolis". Continuing to use his Chamber of Youth to extend his life, Morocco's reign continued for nearly a century, until the Rescue Bots returned to their home time to discover what their trip through time had wrought. Seeing the opportunity to use them to reactivate the time machine and expand his dominion across all of time itself, Morocco ordered his MorBots to hunt the group down. They managed to elude him, and as they used the time machine once again, Morocco crashed the MorBot he was driving. The group of Rescue Bots returned to 1939, retrieving Dither and negating the dark timeline they had briefly visited. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Energizer: /* Notes */

2023-02-13T08:28:50Z

Notes

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	*It was also revealed that Morocco did remember Cody, Frankie, and the Bots from their 1939 encounter when he appeared in the present day during episodes 12 and 13 of the cartoon, choosing to withhold that information at the time.		*It was also revealed that Morocco did remember Cody, Frankie, and the Bots from their 1939 encounter when he appeared in the present day during episodes 12 and 13 of the cartoon, choosing to withhold that information at the time.
	*Considering the level of threat he brings against the heroes and his central role in three out of four of the show's season finales, Morocco could pretty much be deemed the de facto main antagonist of ''Rescue Bots''.		*Considering the level of threat he brings against the heroes and his central role in three out of four of the show's season finales, Morocco could pretty much be deemed the de facto main antagonist of ''Rescue Bots''.
	* Tim Curry had a minor stroke in July 2012, and has been unable to act at his previous ability since then due to his ongoing physical recovery process. Thus, Morocco needed to be re-cast in season 2 onward.		*Morocco's original voice actor, Tim Curry had a minor stroke in July 2012, and has been unable to act at his previous ability since then due to his ongoing physical recovery process. Thus, Morocco needed to be re-cast in season 2 onward.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Morocco, Thaddeus}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Morocco, Thaddeus}}
	[[Category:Rescue Bots humans]]		[[Category:Rescue Bots humans]]
	[[Category:Scientists]]		[[Category:Scientists]]

Fritz: /* Rescue Bots */

2021-11-24T18:36:48Z

Rescue Bots

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===Rescue Bots===		===''Rescue Bots''===
	[[File:RBtoy Blades&DrMorocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|It's not easy having a good Prime.]]		[[File:RBtoy Blades&DrMorocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|It's not easy having a good Prime.]]
	*'''Blades the Copter-Bot & Dr. Morocco''' (2013)		*'''Blades the Copter-Bot & Dr. Morocco''' (2013)

Fritz: /* Rescue Bots cartoon */ Brazilian voice actors

2021-01-05T02:29:33Z

Rescue Bots cartoon: Brazilian voice actors

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon===		===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French), [[Fábio Moura]] (season 1), [[César Marchetti]] (season 2 onward) (Brazilian Portuguese)}}
	[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]
	Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

SoundSky: French voice actor

2020-05-30T09:15:27Z

French voice actor

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon===		===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French)}}
	[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]
	Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

TGB at 13:17, 22 December 2019

2019-12-22T13:17:48Z

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	:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''		:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
	[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]		[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]
	'''Doctor Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top.		'''Doctor Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top. He is [[Double Villainy#Quotes\|sometimes known]] as the '''Duchess of Kent'''.

	{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}

Abates at 22:32, 2 May 2019

2019-05-02T22:32:32Z

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	:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''		:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
	[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]		[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]
	~~Doctor~~ '''Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top.		'''Doctor Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top.

	{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}

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	Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

	By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}		By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then (RB)\|Now and Then}}

	[[File:ItsABotTime ancient Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.4\|Come up to the lab...and see what's on the slab...]]		[[File:ItsABotTime ancient Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.4\|Come up to the lab...and see what's on the slab...]]

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French), [[Fábio Moura]] (season 1), [[César Marchetti]] (season 2 onward) (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Tim Curry]] (season 1), [[Jonny Rees]] (season 2 onward) (English)\|[[Gábor Maday]] (Hungarian), [[Janusz Wituch]] (Polish), [[Gerardo Reyero]] (Latin American-Spanish), [[Andreas Müller]] (German, season 2), [[Giovanni Battezzato]] (Italian), [[Jean-Marc Delhausse]] (French), [[Fábio Moura]] (season 1), [[César Marchetti]] (season 2 onward) (Brazilian Portuguese)}}
	[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Morocco and Verne.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Let's do the Time Warp again!]]
	Born some time in the 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}		Born some time in the early 19th century, Morocco made a career in science. In 1862 he met [[Jules Verne]] at the London Exposition and the pair became friends and shared scientific knowledge. Verne gave him a prototype "[[Verne device]]", which Morocco used to construct a [[Chamber of Youth\|cellular regeneration chamber]] {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} that he used to artificially extend his life by rejuvenating his body periodically. {{storylink\|It's a Bot Time}} Verne did not share the secret of the power source that made the device able to facilitate [[time travel]], however. {{storylink\|The Last of Morocco}} By 1915, he had developed a time machine, though he had not succeeded in getting it working. He was transporting it to the island of [[Griffin Rock]] on the ''[[S.S. Phantom Voyager]]'' but was forced to evacuate the ship after it was struck by lightning. {{storylink\|Phantom of the Sea}}

	By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}		By 1939, he had become part of the scientific community on Griffin Rock. {{storylink\|Bot to the Future}} [[Elma Hendrickson]] placed a large quantum crystal in a time capsule to keep it out of Morocco's hands. {{storylink\|Now and Then}}

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	:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''		:''Doctor Morocco is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)\|''Rescue Bots'' portion]] of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
	[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]		[[File:Changes Doctor Morocco.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|He's just a sweet transmutate from transmetallized transformium.]]
	'''Doctor Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top.		'''Doctor Thaddeus Morocco''' is the slimiest of evil geniuses. More interested in wealth than in helping others, he manipulates events from behind the scenes to make sure he comes out on top. He is [[Double Villainy#Quotes\|sometimes known]] as the '''Duchess of Kent'''.

	{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Clever man, that Doctor Morocco!\|Doctor Morocco, "[[The Reign of Morocco]]"}}