Germain - Revision history

Saix: clean up, replaced: Wilder (Masterforce) → Wilder (G1)

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clean up, replaced: Wilder (Masterforce) → Wilder (G1)

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	:''Germain is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Germain is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb]]
	'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owed his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owed his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}

	[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb]]
	When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.		When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.

	On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder (~~Masterforce~~)\|Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.		On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder (G1)\|Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.

	[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]

Malcontent at 03:51, 4 July 2016

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	'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he ~~owned~~ his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owed his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Foffy the Sheep at 03:48, 23 February 2016

2016-02-23T03:48:22Z

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	When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.		When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.

	On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.		On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder (Masterforce)\|Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.

	[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]

Saix at 06:46, 3 January 2016

2016-01-03T06:46:12Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon===		===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon===
	~~:''Voice actor:''~~ [[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese), [[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)		{{voiceactor\|[[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}

	[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]
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	[[Category:Japanese-original ~~characters~~]]		[[Category:Japanese-original humans]]
	[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]		[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]

Foffy the Sheep at 14:30, 22 December 2015

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	[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Jon T: /* Super-God Masterforce cartoon */

2014-10-21T22:34:50Z

Super-God Masterforce cartoon

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon===		===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon===
	:''Voice actor:'' [[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)		:''Voice actor:'' [[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese), [[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)

	[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]

SanityOrMadness at 04:30, 9 March 2013

2013-03-09T04:30:18Z

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	:''Germain is a [[human]] from the ''[[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (~~franchise~~)\|Super-God Masterforce]]'' portion of the [[Generation 1 ~~(franchise)~~\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Germain is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[~~Image~~:Germain.jpg~~\|right~~\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

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	:''Voice actor:'' [[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)		:''Voice actor:'' [[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)

	[[~~Image~~:Germain young.jpg\|left~~\|180px~~\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]
	When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.		When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.

	On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior~~\|Headmaster Juniors~~]] were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.		On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.

	[[~~Image~~:Germain and roadking.jpg~~\|right\|180px~~\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	Simultaneously, at F1 World Grand Prix, Road King was approached by the other Autobot Godmasters, who had also learned of his car's strange powers, and had come to the same conclusion. Their suspicions proved correct, as they gave Road King a pair of [[Master-Brace~~\|Master-Braces~~]] and discovered that he was, indeed, the fourth Autobot Godmaster. Just as this discovery was made, [[Ranger]] contacted the group to inform them of the Decepticon Juniors' attack on Dagneux, and Road King immediately raced to the village, fearing for his mentor's safety. He arrived at Germain's bar and was relieved to see that he was all right, but the Decepticon Juniors had spotted his car driving through the village and followed him back to the bar, forcing him to transform and battle them. Amazed at the sight of his old car transforming into a giant robot, Germain watched as Road King and the other Autobots defeated the Juniors and the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacons]] they summoned up. When the fighting was done, Road King introduced the other Autobots to Germain, who proposed a toast to celebrate Road King's victory in the F1 Grand Prix, and his first victory in battle as an Autobot. {{storylink\|Assemble! The Four Godmaster Gunmen}}		Simultaneously, at F1 World Grand Prix, Road King was approached by the other Autobot Godmasters, who had also learned of his car's strange powers, and had come to the same conclusion. Their suspicions proved correct, as they gave Road King a pair of [[Master-Brace]]s and discovered that he was, indeed, the fourth Autobot Godmaster. Just as this discovery was made, [[Ranger]] contacted the group to inform them of the Decepticon Juniors' attack on Dagneux, and Road King immediately raced to the village, fearing for his mentor's safety. He arrived at Germain's bar and was relieved to see that he was all right, but the Decepticon Juniors had spotted his car driving through the village and followed him back to the bar, forcing him to transform and battle them. Amazed at the sight of his old car transforming into a giant robot, Germain watched as Road King and the other Autobots defeated the Juniors and the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacons]] they summoned up. When the fighting was done, Road King introduced the other Autobots to Germain, who proposed a toast to celebrate Road King's victory in the F1 Grand Prix, and his first victory in battle as an Autobot. {{storylink\|Assemble! The Four Godmaster Gunmen}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Abates at 07:11, 21 July 2012

2012-07-21T07:11:07Z

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	:''Germain is a [[human]] from the ''[[Super-God Masterforce (franchise)\|Super-God Masterforce]]'' portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Germain is a [[human]] from the ''[[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (franchise)\|Super-God Masterforce]]'' portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]

Interrobang at 01:37, 20 June 2011

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	[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Germain''' is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Interrobang at 08:06, 15 June 2011

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	[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Germain.jpg\|right\|230px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Germain''' is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owned his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

	~~:''Omni Productions dub name:'' '''Claude Hemmay'''~~

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	[[Image:Germain and roadking.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Germain and roadking.jpg\|right\|180px\|thumb\|]]
	Simultaneously, at F1 World Grand Prix, Road King was approached by the other Autobot Godmasters, who had also learned of his car's strange powers, and had come to the same conclusion. Their suspicions proved correct, as they gave Road King a pair of [[Master-Brace\|Master-Braces]] and discovered that he was, indeed, the fourth Autobot Godmaster. Just as this discovery was made, [[Ranger]] contacted the group to inform them of the Decepticon Juniors' attack on Dagneux, and Road King immediately raced to the village, fearing for his mentor's safety. He arrived at Germain's bar and was relieved to see that he was all right, but the Decepticon Juniors had spotted his car driving through the village and followed him back to the bar, forcing him to transform and battle them. Amazed at the sight of his old car transforming into a giant robot, Germain watched as Road King and the other Autobots defeated the Juniors and the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacons]] they summoned up. When the fighting was done, Road King introduced the other Autobots to Germain, who proposed a toast to celebrate Road King's victory in the F1 Grand Prix, and his first victory in battle as an Autobot. {{storylink\|Assemble! The Four Godmaster Gunmen}}		Simultaneously, at F1 World Grand Prix, Road King was approached by the other Autobot Godmasters, who had also learned of his car's strange powers, and had come to the same conclusion. Their suspicions proved correct, as they gave Road King a pair of [[Master-Brace\|Master-Braces]] and discovered that he was, indeed, the fourth Autobot Godmaster. Just as this discovery was made, [[Ranger]] contacted the group to inform them of the Decepticon Juniors' attack on Dagneux, and Road King immediately raced to the village, fearing for his mentor's safety. He arrived at Germain's bar and was relieved to see that he was all right, but the Decepticon Juniors had spotted his car driving through the village and followed him back to the bar, forcing him to transform and battle them. Amazed at the sight of his old car transforming into a giant robot, Germain watched as Road King and the other Autobots defeated the Juniors and the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacons]] they summoned up. When the fighting was done, Road King introduced the other Autobots to Germain, who proposed a toast to celebrate Road King's victory in the F1 Grand Prix, and his first victory in battle as an Autobot. {{storylink\|Assemble! The Four Godmaster Gunmen}}

			==Notes==
			===Foreign names===
			*''English:'' '''Claude Hemmay''' ([[Omni Productions]] dub)

	[[Category:Cartoon-only characters]]		[[Category:Cartoon-only characters]]
	[[Category:Japanese-original characters]]		[[Category:Japanese-original characters]]
	[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]		[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]

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	:''Germain is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Germain is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)\|''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain.jpg\|230px\|thumb]]
	'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owed his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''		'''Germain''' (ジェルマン ''Jeruman'') is the sponsor of and mentor to the [[Autobot]] [[Godmaster (lifeform)\|Godmaster]] warrior and world F1 racing champion, [[Road King]]. Germain himself was also a celebrated racer in his youth, accomplishing the landmark feat of winning five consecutive Grand Prix championships. Germain claimed he owed his success to his yellow and blue race car, which mysteriously survived every crash it was in without a scratch. ''Hmmmmn....''

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Kan Tokumaru]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}

	[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain young.jpg\|left\|thumb]]
	When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.		When Germain's career came to an end, he gave his famous race car to Road King, and sure enough, its strange ability to survive any damage it suffered soon had Road King winning race after race, earning him a formidable reputation all his own. Germain, meanwhile, retired to the small French village of [[Dagneux]], where he ran a restaurant and bar.

	On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder (~~Masterforce~~)\|Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.		On the hunt for the remaining Godmasters that were scattered across the [[Earth]], the [[Decepticon]] [[Headmaster Junior]]s were not having much success and were poised to give up the whole venture until [[Wilder (G1)\|Wilder]] stumbled across an article about Germain and his supernaturally durable car. Suspecting that the car could be a Godmaster [[Transtector]], Wilder led the Juniors to Dagneux, where they attempted to strong-arm Germain into giving them information about the car. Germain's arm proved stronger, as he was able to unfeasibly overpower the three punks and eject them from his bar. The Juniors didn't take the defeat well, and soon returned to Dagneux in their Transtectors, whereupon they began razing the village.

	[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]		[[File:Germain and roadking.jpg\|thumb\|]]