United Kingdom - Revision history

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	[[File:Flag of UK.png\|225px\|~~right~~]]		[[File:Flag of UK.png\|225px\|thumb\|"You stupid English, with your Yorkshire puddings and your chips and fish!"]]
	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

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	We also learned England possesses the time-travelling site known as [[Dragon Mound]], that plate armour existed ''far'' earlier than stuffy historians and their "facts" would tell us, and that [[Dragon\|dragons existed naturally in England]]. {{storylink\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court (episode)\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court}}		We also learned England possesses the time-travelling site known as [[Dragon Mound]], that plate armour existed ''far'' earlier than stuffy historians and their "facts" would tell us, and that [[Dragon\|dragons existed naturally in England]]. {{storylink\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court (episode)\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court}}

	In the 20th Century the country had the dubious honour of big-game hunter and national stereotype [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] causing an international incident when he stole a [[Daina\|top secret Soviet jet]]. The Autobots sorted it out and made a mess of his castle. {{storylink\|Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target}}		In the 20th Century the country had the dubious honour of big-game hunter and national stereotype [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] causing an international incident when he stole a [[Daina\|top secret Soviet jet]]. The Autobots sorted it out and made a mess of his castle. {{storylink\|Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target}}

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	As with a few other European countries, the UK would earn its own [[Pre-Transformers]] toy line with ''Convertors'', manufactured by Grandstand and published by Hales Ltd.; which consisted of repackaged figures from various Japanese companies including [[TakaraTomy]], [[Toybox]], and [[Yonezawa Toys]].<ref>[https://soundwavesoblivion.blogspot.com/2015/02/grandstand-convertors.html Soundwave's Oblivion: Transformer Toy Archive: Grandstand Convertors]</ref><ref>[https://www.toyarchive.com/Diaclone/Grandstand/OmegatronMIB1.html STA: Grandstand Convertors: Omegatron (Omega Supreme)]</ref> Additionally, a unique version of [[RadioShack]]'s "Galactic Man" also released under RadioShack's parent company Tandy. Tandy's version of Galactic Man has a dark blue box top rather than the purple or light blue one other regions have and is made of materials more resistant to the yellowing prevalent in the original RadioShack version of the toy.<ref>[https://astromagnum.blogspot.com/2024/04/galactic-man-tandy-radio-shack-shackwave.html Galactic Man - Tandy / Radio Shack "Shackwave"]</ref> Although the UK wouldn't receive a "unique" Generation 1 toyline like [[France#Transformers in Italy\|France]] and [[Greece#Transformers in Greece\|Greece]] did with their nationally-manufactured manufactured figures or [[Italy#Transformers in Italy\|Italy]] with their very peculiar localized set of imports, the regular Hasbro-imported ''Transformers'' toyline [[The Transformers (European toyline)#1984\|would launch in the UK in 1984]] - premiering in the same year as its US counterpart - in contrast with many other European countries who would only receive their Transformers quite a few years later (some, like [[Portugal]], wouldn't get the toyline until somewhere around the early 90s!).		As with a few other European countries, the UK would earn its own [[Pre-Transformers]] toy line with ''Convertors'', manufactured by Grandstand and published by Hales Ltd.; which consisted of repackaged figures from various Japanese companies including [[TakaraTomy]], [[Toybox]], and [[Yonezawa Toys]].<ref>[https://soundwavesoblivion.blogspot.com/2015/02/grandstand-convertors.html Soundwave's Oblivion: Transformer Toy Archive: Grandstand Convertors]</ref><ref>[https://www.toyarchive.com/Diaclone/Grandstand/OmegatronMIB1.html STA: Grandstand Convertors: Omegatron (Omega Supreme)]</ref> Additionally, a unique version of [[RadioShack]]'s "Galactic Man" also released under RadioShack's parent company Tandy. Tandy's version of Galactic Man has a dark blue box top rather than the purple or light blue one other regions have and is made of materials more resistant to the yellowing prevalent in the original RadioShack version of the toy.<ref>[https://astromagnum.blogspot.com/2024/04/galactic-man-tandy-radio-shack-shackwave.html Galactic Man - Tandy / Radio Shack "Shackwave"]</ref> Although the UK wouldn't receive a "unique" Generation 1 toyline like [[France#Transformers in Italy\|France]] and [[Greece#Transformers in Greece\|Greece]] did with their nationally-manufactured manufactured figures or [[Italy#Transformers in Italy\|Italy]] with their very peculiar localized set of imports, the regular Hasbro-imported ''Transformers'' toyline [[The Transformers (European toyline)#1984\|would launch in the UK in 1984]] - premiering in the same year as its US counterpart - in contrast with many other European countries who would only receive their Transformers quite a few years later (some, like [[Portugal]], wouldn't get the toyline until somewhere around the early 90s!).

	The UK would get a rather interesting regional version of Marvel's ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comics, which were first just reprints (sometimes with edits) of the US issues but would then earn new stories meant to slot in with the originals. Prolific ''Transformers'' writer [[Simon Furman]] got his start on this comic, and would later go on to write for the US version as well as several comics in the ~~first~~ [[IDW continuity]]. Although Marvel UK's ''Transformers'' title is still the most famous British transformers comic, it would only be the first one: as mentioned, the UK would eventually be the breeding ground for multiple unique Transformers comics based on [[Transformers: Generation 2 (Fleetway)\|''Generation 2'']], [[Transformers: Armada (Panini)\|''Armada'']], [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)\|the live-action films]], [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|''Animated'']], and [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)#Transformers: Prime\|''Prime'']]. And on a funky Transformers-related note, Britain would also get a strip based on the ''[[GoBots]]'' under their ''Robo Machine'' branding.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171024070636/https://counter-x.net/gobots/comic/robo_machines/ CounterX.net: Robo Machines – Archived on the Wayback Machine]</ref>		The UK would get a rather interesting regional version of Marvel's ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comics, which were first just reprints (sometimes with edits) of the US issues but would then earn new stories meant to slot in with the originals. Prolific ''Transformers'' writer [[Simon Furman]] got his start on this comic, and would later go on to write for the US version as well as several comics in the [[2005 IDW continuity]]. Although Marvel UK's ''Transformers'' title is still the most famous British transformers comic, it would only be the first one: as mentioned, the UK would eventually be the breeding ground for multiple unique Transformers comics based on [[Transformers: Generation 2 (Fleetway)\|''Generation 2'']], [[Transformers: Armada (Panini)\|''Armada'']], [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)\|the live-action films]], [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|''Animated'']], and [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)#Transformers: Prime\|''Prime'']]. And on a funky Transformers-related note, Britain would also get a strip based on the ''[[GoBots]]'' under their ''Robo Machine'' branding.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171024070636/https://counter-x.net/gobots/comic/robo_machines/ CounterX.net: Robo Machines – Archived on the Wayback Machine]</ref>

	A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.		A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.

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	===''Shattered Glass''===		===''Shattered Glass''===
	The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The ~~queen~~ knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}		The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The Queen Mother knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}

	[[File:British Wreckers.jpg\|thumb\|210px\|How [[Megatron (BW)\|foreigners]] perceive the British. Pip-Pip!]]		[[File:British Wreckers.jpg\|thumb\|210px\|How [[Megatron (BW)\|foreigners]] perceive the British. Pip-Pip!]]

	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}		By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

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	A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.		A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.

	In 2024, the world's first dedicated ''Transformers'' store opened, situated in Battersea Power Station, London.<ref>[https://batterseapowerstation.co.uk/retailers/transformers/ Transformers \| Battersea Power Station]</ref>		In 2024, the world's first [[Transformers (store)\|dedicated ''Transformers'' store]] opened, situated in Battersea Power Station, London.<ref>[https://batterseapowerstation.co.uk/retailers/transformers/ Transformers \| Battersea Power Station]</ref>
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	[[File:TFU03-toy Rook.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|I was a UK exclusive for a while, and then I wasn't!]]		[[File:TFU03-toy Rook.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|I was a UK exclusive for a while, and then I wasn't!]]

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	[[File:Flag of ~~the~~ UK.png\|225px\|right]]		[[File:Flag of UK.png\|225px\|right]]
	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

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	[[File:~~Flag_of_the_UK~~.png\|225px\|right]]		[[File:Flag of the UK.png\|225px\|right]]
	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

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	[[File:Flag_of_the_UK.~~jpg~~\|225px\|right]]		[[File:Flag_of_the_UK.png\|225px\|right]]
	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

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	===Fandom===		===Fandom===
	Given the franchise's popularity in the UK, it ~~might not be much of a surprise~~ that the United Kingdom also has an incredibly active fan scene. Britain has the honor of hosting the first ever [[BotCon]] to be held in Europe, the appropriately named [[BotCon Europe 1999]], organized by [[Transmasters UK]], a UK-based [[fan fiction]] group active since the early 1990s. [[BotCon Europe 2002]] would again be held in the UK, with this convention's exclusive toy - [[Rook (Universe)\|Rook]] - being the closest to a British-exclusive Transformers toy... Until [[3H Productions]] would also begin selling it on their US website (ironically, despite the immense popularity of the ''Transformers'' in the UK, there has ''never'' actually been a fully exclusive British Transformers toy, [[Brazil\|in]] [[Argentina\|contrast]] [[France\|with]] [[Venezuela\|all]] [[Peru\|these]] [[Mexico\|other]] [[Greece\|countries]]).		Given the franchise's popularity in the UK, it naturally follows that the United Kingdom also has an incredibly active fan scene. Britain has the honor of hosting the first ever [[BotCon]] to be held in Europe, the appropriately named [[BotCon Europe 1999]], organized by [[Transmasters UK]], a UK-based [[fan fiction]] group active since the early 1990s. [[BotCon Europe 2002]] would again be held in the UK, with this convention's exclusive toy - [[Rook (Universe)\|Rook]] - being the closest to a British-exclusive Transformers toy... Until [[3H Productions]] would also begin selling it on their US website (ironically, despite the immense popularity of the ''Transformers'' in the UK, there has ''never'' actually been a fully exclusive British Transformers toy, [[Brazil\|in]] [[Argentina\|contrast]] [[France\|with]] [[Venezuela\|all]] [[Peru\|these]] [[Mexico\|other]] [[Greece\|countries]]).

	Ever since BotCon's dissolution the British have replaced it with their own Transformers conventions: [https://tfnation.com/ TFNation] and [https://tfukcon.com/ TFUKcon]. Each convention is held annually at different times of the year, both starting in 2016 and 2022 respectively. On the 25th of March 2023 TFNation started running smaller, one-day conventions that are held sporadically throughout the year called "Mini-Cons".<ref>[https://tfnation.com/blog/mini-con-manchester-23/introducing-tfn-mini-con Introducing TFN: Mini-Con]</ref> The Mini-Cons take place in a variety of locations, most of which are in Manchester. TFNation also irregularly hosts an event called "The Gathering", a social meet-up where Transformers fans can, well, gather and chat about anything Transformers-related.<ref>[https://tfnation.com/blog/the-gathering/tfnation-the-gathering-london TFNation: The Gathering. London]</ref>		Ever since BotCon's dissolution the British have replaced it with their own Transformers conventions: [https://tfnation.com/ TFNation] and [https://tfukcon.com/ TFUKcon]. Each convention is held annually at different times of the year, both starting in 2016 and 2022 respectively. On the 25th of March 2023 TFNation started running smaller, one-day conventions that are held sporadically throughout the year called "Mini-Cons".<ref>[https://tfnation.com/blog/mini-con-manchester-23/introducing-tfn-mini-con Introducing TFN: Mini-Con]</ref> The Mini-Cons take place in a variety of locations, most of which are in Manchester. TFNation also irregularly hosts an event called "The Gathering", a social meet-up where Transformers fans can, well, gather and chat about anything Transformers-related.<ref>[https://tfnation.com/blog/the-gathering/tfnation-the-gathering-london TFNation: The Gathering. London]</ref>

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	~~[[File:UK Grimlock.gif\|frame\|''And did those feet in ancient time...'']]~~
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	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

			They are presumably a part of [[Europe]], though also [[European Union\|no longer a part of Europe]] in a sense.

	Also, they spell things funny and their {{w\|PAL\|DVDs}} won't play on our DVD players. ''Spooky''.		Also, they spell things funny and their {{w\|PAL\|DVDs}} won't play on our DVD players. ''Spooky''.
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	===Live-action film series===		===Live-action film series===
	====IDW movie comics====		====IDW movie comics====
	~~[[File:RotF Bendy Bus Prime.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.66\|CHIIIICKEEEEENN LLEEEEEEEGGG!!]]~~

	[[Diego Garcia]], a British overseas territory and home to a joint UK-[[United States military\|US]] military base, was used as a training facility for [[NEST]] and base for Autobots. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 3\|Alliance #3}} British armed forces eventually became part of NEST and helped destroy the Decepticon [[Overcast (Movie)\|Overcast]]. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 4\|Alliance #4}}		[[Diego Garcia]], a British overseas territory and home to a joint UK-[[United States military\|US]] military base, was used as a training facility for [[NEST]] and base for Autobots. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 3\|Alliance #3}} British armed forces eventually became part of NEST and helped destroy the Decepticon [[Overcast (Movie)\|Overcast]]. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 4\|Alliance #4}}
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	The Orkney Islands are home to a NEST base, and noted as a forward operating location. The base contains a training facility for Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 2.4\|New Tricks}}		The Orkney Islands are home to a NEST base, and noted as a forward operating location. The base contains a training facility for Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 2.4\|New Tricks}}

			[[File:RotF Bendy Bus Prime.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.66\|CHIIIICKEEEEENN LLEEEEEEEGGG!!]]
	====''Revenge of the Fallen'' film====		====''Revenge of the Fallen'' film====
	An unknown number of British Army soldiers served in NEST, at least one who would get killed in battle. [[Graham\|SASF Agent Graham]], a special forces operative, was part of [[William Lennox\|Major Lennox]]'s NEST command structure; like most of NEST, he trusted the Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}		An unknown number of British Army soldiers served in NEST, at least one who would get killed in battle. [[Graham\|SASF Agent Graham]], a special forces operative, was part of [[William Lennox\|Major Lennox]]'s NEST command structure; like most of NEST, he trusted the Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}
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	The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The queen knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}		The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The queen knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}

			[[File:British Wreckers.jpg\|thumb\|210px\|How [[Megatron (BW)\|foreigners]] perceive the British. Pip-Pip!]]
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}		By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}
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	====2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon====		====2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon====
	[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]] intercepted a Decepticon transmission coming from a remote island off the English coast and was excited to get a chance to visit, despite [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]'s warnings that dashing knights and chivalric adventures are only in the movies. Then they slayed [[Flamesnort\|a dragon]]! {{storylink\|The Golden Knight}}		[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]] intercepted a Decepticon transmission coming from a remote island off the English coast and was excited to get a chance to visit, despite [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]'s warnings that dashing knights and chivalric adventures are only in the movies. Then they slayed [[Flamesnort\|a dragon]]! {{storylink\|The Golden Knight}}

			====Transformers Legends====
			[[Waspinator (BW)#Legends World\|Waspinator]] taught [[Megatron (BW)#Legends World\|Megatron]] about [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], two foreign Transformers who first appeared in a [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|British comic book]]. The concept of "British Transformers" causes Megatron to imagine the two as English stereotypes walking the streets of [[London]], and he asks out loud how Whirl is supposed to drink tea without a mouth. Waspinator tells him he's wrong and needs to stop focusing on the whole British thing. {{storylink\|Legends Vol. 15}}

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:UK Grimlock.gif\|frame\|''And did those feet in ancient time...'']]
			*The corner box on the US release of [[Man of Iron (issue)\|Man of Iron]] - the first UK-made comic - features a {{w\|Union Flag}} behind the image of [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Grimlock]].
	*Despite being a tiny country, English, the primary native language of the UK, seems to have become wide-spoken throughout the galaxy. Interesting.		*Despite being a tiny country, English, the primary native language of the UK, seems to have become wide-spoken throughout the galaxy. Interesting.
	*By strange coincidence, a number of Transformers (including the entire planet of [[Gigantion]]) have accents identical to some of those in the United Kingdom! And we thought they were all [[United States of America\|America]]n...		*By strange coincidence, a number of Transformers (including the entire planet of [[Gigantion]]) have accents identical to some of those in the United Kingdom! And we thought they were all [[United States of America\|America]]n...
	*In 2009, [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]] [[Gordon Brown]] made a public appeal for [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] to come and solve the country's problems, to which the Conservative Party responded Brown had "more in common with the Decepticons".<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/4208838/Browns-hero-is-Transformer-Optimus-Prime.html Daily Telegraph report]</ref> The following year's Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition would presumably make the Lib Dems the [[Mini-Con]]s but we're not sure who the Scottish National Party count as in this stretched metaphor.		*In 2009, [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]] Gordon Brown made a public appeal for [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] to come and solve the country's problems, to which the Conservative Party responded Brown had "more in common with the Decepticons".<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/4208838/Browns-hero-is-Transformer-Optimus-Prime.html Daily Telegraph report]</ref> The following year's Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition would presumably make the Lib Dems the [[Mini-Con]]s but we're not sure who the Scottish National Party count as in this stretched metaphor.
	*The word "[[Slag (disambiguation)\|slag]]" is considered offensive in the UK (you wouldn't want your sister to be described as one). This has caused [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|some]] TV shows to be (very badly) edited to avoid use of the term (although strangely not [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|all]]), and at least one [[Snarl (Animated)\|character name]] change on both sides of the Atlantic. They also have trouble with the word "[[Over-Run (PCC)\|spastic]]", resulting in similar controversies and abrupt character name-changes. It's still okay to call a cigarette a "fag", though.		*The word "[[Slag (disambiguation)\|slag]]" is considered offensive in the UK (you wouldn't want your sister to be described as one). This has caused [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|some]] TV shows to be (very badly) edited to avoid use of the term (although strangely not [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|all]]), and at least one [[Snarl (Animated)\|character name]] change on both sides of the Atlantic. They also have trouble with the word "[[Over-Run (PCC)\|spastic]]", resulting in similar controversies and abrupt character name-changes. It's still okay to call a cigarette a "fag", though.
	*We have DVD boxsets of [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the 2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]] and [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!\|''Zone'']], and you Yanks still don't. Ahhh ha ha ha HA. (Now let us have more than two super-cheap ''Beast Wars'' DVDs :( )		*We have DVD boxsets of [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the 2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]] and [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!\|''Zone'']], and you Yanks still don't. Ahhh ha ha ha HA. (Now let us have more than two super-cheap ''Beast Wars'' DVDs :( )

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	We also learned England possesses the time-travelling site known as [[Dragon Mound]], that plate armour existed ''far'' earlier than stuffy historians and their "facts" would tell us, and that [[Dragon\|dragons existed naturally in England]]. {{storylink\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court (episode)\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court}}		We also learned England possesses the time-travelling site known as [[Dragon Mound]], that plate armour existed ''far'' earlier than stuffy historians and their "facts" would tell us, and that [[Dragon\|dragons existed naturally in England]]. {{storylink\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court (episode)\|A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur's Court}}

	In the 20th Century the country had the dubious honour of big-game hunter and national stereotype [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] causing an international incident when he stole a [[Daina\|top secret Soviet jet]]. The Autobots sorted it out and made a mess of his castle. {{storylink\|Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target}}		In the 20th Century the country had the dubious honour of big-game hunter and national stereotype [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]] causing an international incident when he stole a [[Daina\|top secret Soviet jet]]. The Autobots sorted it out and made a mess of his castle. {{storylink\|Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target}}

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	As with a few other European countries, the UK would earn its own [[Pre-Transformers]] toy line with ''Convertors'', manufactured by Grandstand and published by Hales Ltd.; which consisted of repackaged figures from various Japanese companies including [[TakaraTomy]], [[Toybox]], and [[Yonezawa Toys]].<ref>[https://soundwavesoblivion.blogspot.com/2015/02/grandstand-convertors.html Soundwave's Oblivion: Transformer Toy Archive: Grandstand Convertors]</ref><ref>[https://www.toyarchive.com/Diaclone/Grandstand/OmegatronMIB1.html STA: Grandstand Convertors: Omegatron (Omega Supreme)]</ref> Additionally, a unique version of [[RadioShack]]'s "Galactic Man" also released under RadioShack's parent company Tandy. Tandy's version of Galactic Man has a dark blue box top rather than the purple or light blue one other regions have and is made of materials more resistant to the yellowing prevalent in the original RadioShack version of the toy.<ref>[https://astromagnum.blogspot.com/2024/04/galactic-man-tandy-radio-shack-shackwave.html Galactic Man - Tandy / Radio Shack "Shackwave"]</ref> Although the UK wouldn't receive a "unique" Generation 1 toyline like [[France#Transformers in Italy\|France]] and [[Greece#Transformers in Greece\|Greece]] did with their nationally-manufactured manufactured figures or [[Italy#Transformers in Italy\|Italy]] with their very peculiar localized set of imports, the regular Hasbro-imported ''Transformers'' toyline [[The Transformers (European toyline)#1984\|would launch in the UK in 1984]] - premiering in the same year as its US counterpart - in contrast with many other European countries who would only receive their Transformers quite a few years later (some, like [[Portugal]], wouldn't get the toyline until somewhere around the early 90s!).		As with a few other European countries, the UK would earn its own [[Pre-Transformers]] toy line with ''Convertors'', manufactured by Grandstand and published by Hales Ltd.; which consisted of repackaged figures from various Japanese companies including [[TakaraTomy]], [[Toybox]], and [[Yonezawa Toys]].<ref>[https://soundwavesoblivion.blogspot.com/2015/02/grandstand-convertors.html Soundwave's Oblivion: Transformer Toy Archive: Grandstand Convertors]</ref><ref>[https://www.toyarchive.com/Diaclone/Grandstand/OmegatronMIB1.html STA: Grandstand Convertors: Omegatron (Omega Supreme)]</ref> Additionally, a unique version of [[RadioShack]]'s "Galactic Man" also released under RadioShack's parent company Tandy. Tandy's version of Galactic Man has a dark blue box top rather than the purple or light blue one other regions have and is made of materials more resistant to the yellowing prevalent in the original RadioShack version of the toy.<ref>[https://astromagnum.blogspot.com/2024/04/galactic-man-tandy-radio-shack-shackwave.html Galactic Man - Tandy / Radio Shack "Shackwave"]</ref> Although the UK wouldn't receive a "unique" Generation 1 toyline like [[France#Transformers in Italy\|France]] and [[Greece#Transformers in Greece\|Greece]] did with their nationally-manufactured manufactured figures or [[Italy#Transformers in Italy\|Italy]] with their very peculiar localized set of imports, the regular Hasbro-imported ''Transformers'' toyline [[The Transformers (European toyline)#1984\|would launch in the UK in 1984]] - premiering in the same year as its US counterpart - in contrast with many other European countries who would only receive their Transformers quite a few years later (some, like [[Portugal]], wouldn't get the toyline until somewhere around the early 90s!).

	The UK would get a rather interesting regional version of Marvel's ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comics, which were first just reprints (sometimes with edits) of the US issues but would then earn new stories meant to slot in with the originals. Prolific ''Transformers'' writer [[Simon Furman]] got his start on this comic, and would later go on to write for the US version as well as several comics in the ~~first~~ [[IDW continuity]]. Although Marvel UK's ''Transformers'' title is still the most famous British transformers comic, it would only be the first one: as mentioned, the UK would eventually be the breeding ground for multiple unique Transformers comics based on [[Transformers: Generation 2 (Fleetway)\|''Generation 2'']], [[Transformers: Armada (Panini)\|''Armada'']], [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)\|the live-action films]], [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|''Animated'']], and [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)#Transformers: Prime\|''Prime'']]. And on a funky Transformers-related note, Britain would also get a strip based on the ''[[GoBots]]'' under their ''Robo Machine'' branding.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171024070636/https://counter-x.net/gobots/comic/robo_machines/ CounterX.net: Robo Machines – Archived on the Wayback Machine]</ref>		The UK would get a rather interesting regional version of Marvel's ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comics, which were first just reprints (sometimes with edits) of the US issues but would then earn new stories meant to slot in with the originals. Prolific ''Transformers'' writer [[Simon Furman]] got his start on this comic, and would later go on to write for the US version as well as several comics in the [[2005 IDW continuity]]. Although Marvel UK's ''Transformers'' title is still the most famous British transformers comic, it would only be the first one: as mentioned, the UK would eventually be the breeding ground for multiple unique Transformers comics based on [[Transformers: Generation 2 (Fleetway)\|''Generation 2'']], [[Transformers: Armada (Panini)\|''Armada'']], [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)\|the live-action films]], [[Transformers Animated (Titan)\|''Animated'']], and [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)#Transformers: Prime\|''Prime'']]. And on a funky Transformers-related note, Britain would also get a strip based on the ''[[GoBots]]'' under their ''Robo Machine'' branding.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171024070636/https://counter-x.net/gobots/comic/robo_machines/ CounterX.net: Robo Machines – Archived on the Wayback Machine]</ref>

	A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.		A quirky promotional event for ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' on DVD, made in conjunction with national <s>rag</s> "newspaper" {{w\|The Sun (United Kingdom)\|The Sun}}, would involve the creation of [[Bendy-Bus Prime]], a life-sized sculpture of an all-new Transformers character that presumably transformed into a London "bendy" bus (although, of course, the statue itself was a non-transformable display piece). This statue was given away on [[December 9]], 2009.

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	~~[[File:UK Grimlock.gif\|frame\|''And did those feet in ancient time...'']]~~
	[[File:~~British Wreckers~~.jpg\|~~frame~~\|~~How [[Megatron (BW)\|foreigners]] perceive the British. Pip-Pip!~~]]		[[File:Flag_of_the_UK.jpg\|225px\|right]]
	The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.		The '''United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland''' (also called '''Region 2''') is a strange, possibly allegorical, land where pants are called trousers, underwear is called pants, women run the government, [[Batman]] kidnaps children, state-sponsored media is popular instead of elitist, vinegar is a condiment, and they have good rock and roll.

			They are presumably a part of [[Europe]], though also [[European Union\|no longer a part of Europe]] in a sense.

	Also, they spell things funny and their {{w\|PAL\|DVDs}} won't play on our DVD players. ''Spooky''.		Also, they spell things funny and their {{w\|PAL\|DVDs}} won't play on our DVD players. ''Spooky''.
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	===Live-action film series===		===Live-action film series===
	====IDW movie comics====		====IDW movie comics====
	~~[[File:RotF Bendy Bus Prime.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.66\|CHIIIICKEEEEENN LLEEEEEEEGGG!!]]~~

	[[Diego Garcia]], a British overseas territory and home to a joint UK-[[United States military\|US]] military base, was used as a training facility for [[NEST]] and base for Autobots. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 3\|Alliance #3}} British armed forces eventually became part of NEST and helped destroy the Decepticon [[Overcast (Movie)\|Overcast]]. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 4\|Alliance #4}}		[[Diego Garcia]], a British overseas territory and home to a joint UK-[[United States military\|US]] military base, was used as a training facility for [[NEST]] and base for Autobots. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 3\|Alliance #3}} British armed forces eventually became part of NEST and helped destroy the Decepticon [[Overcast (Movie)\|Overcast]]. {{storylink\|Alliance issue 4\|Alliance #4}}
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	The Orkney Islands are home to a NEST base, and noted as a forward operating location. The base contains a training facility for Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 2.4\|New Tricks}}		The Orkney Islands are home to a NEST base, and noted as a forward operating location. The base contains a training facility for Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers Comic issue 2.4\|New Tricks}}

			[[File:RotF Bendy Bus Prime.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.66\|CHIIIICKEEEEENN LLEEEEEEEGGG!!]]
	====''Revenge of the Fallen'' film====		====''Revenge of the Fallen'' film====
	An unknown number of British Army soldiers served in NEST, at least one who would get killed in battle. [[Graham\|SASF Agent Graham]], a special forces operative, was part of [[William Lennox\|Major Lennox]]'s NEST command structure; like most of NEST, he trusted the Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}		An unknown number of British Army soldiers served in NEST, at least one who would get killed in battle. [[Graham\|SASF Agent Graham]], a special forces operative, was part of [[William Lennox\|Major Lennox]]'s NEST command structure; like most of NEST, he trusted the Autobots. {{storylink\|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}
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	The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The queen knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}		The British want to invade the United States. Boo, hiss! Don't be too concerned, though. The queen knows that bombing land she wants to conquer is VERY counter-productive. Wonder why no one else thought of that. {{storylink\|Eye in the Sky}}

			[[File:British Wreckers.jpg\|thumb\|210px\|How [[Megatron (BW)\|foreigners]] perceive the British. Pip-Pip!]]
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}		By the 22nd century, [[Wales]] was no longer a part of the UK and had become a U.S. State. At some prior point, diplomatic relations between the US and UK were broken before [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Benito Caruso]] restored those ties. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}
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	[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]] intercepted a Decepticon transmission coming from a remote island off the English coast and was excited to get a chance to visit, despite [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]'s warnings that dashing knights and chivalric adventures are only in the movies. Then they slayed [[Flamesnort\|a dragon]]! {{storylink\|The Golden Knight}}		[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]] intercepted a Decepticon transmission coming from a remote island off the English coast and was excited to get a chance to visit, despite [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]'s warnings that dashing knights and chivalric adventures are only in the movies. Then they slayed [[Flamesnort\|a dragon]]! {{storylink\|The Golden Knight}}

			====Transformers Legends====
			[[Waspinator (BW)#Legends World\|Waspinator]] taught [[Megatron (BW)#Legends World\|Megatron]] about [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]] and [[Roadbuster (G1)\|Roadbuster]], two foreign Transformers who first appeared in a [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|British comic book]]. The concept of "British Transformers" causes Megatron to imagine the two as English stereotypes walking the streets of [[London]], and he asks out loud how Whirl is supposed to drink tea without a mouth. Waspinator tells him he's wrong and needs to stop focusing on the whole British thing. {{storylink\|Legends Vol. 15}}

	===Spacewarp's Log===		===Spacewarp's Log===
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:UK Grimlock.gif\|frame\|''And did those feet in ancient time...'']]
			*The corner box on the US release of [[Man of Iron (issue)\|Man of Iron]] - the first UK-made comic - features a {{w\|Union Flag}} behind the image of [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Grimlock]].
	*Despite being a tiny country, English, the primary native language of the UK, seems to have become wide-spoken throughout the galaxy. Interesting.		*Despite being a tiny country, English, the primary native language of the UK, seems to have become wide-spoken throughout the galaxy. Interesting.
	*By strange coincidence, a number of Transformers (including the entire planet of [[Gigantion]]) have accents identical to some of those in the United Kingdom! And we thought they were all [[United States of America\|America]]n...		*By strange coincidence, a number of Transformers (including the entire planet of [[Gigantion]]) have accents identical to some of those in the United Kingdom! And we thought they were all [[United States of America\|America]]n...
	*In 2009, [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]] [[Gordon Brown]] made a public appeal for [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] to come and solve the country's problems, to which the Conservative Party responded Brown had "more in common with the Decepticons".<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/4208838/Browns-hero-is-Transformer-Optimus-Prime.html Daily Telegraph report]</ref> The following year's Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition would presumably make the Lib Dems the [[Mini-Con]]s but we're not sure who the Scottish National Party count as in this stretched metaphor.		*In 2009, [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]] Gordon Brown made a public appeal for [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] to come and solve the country's problems, to which the Conservative Party responded Brown had "more in common with the Decepticons".<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/4208838/Browns-hero-is-Transformer-Optimus-Prime.html Daily Telegraph report]</ref> The following year's Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition would presumably make the Lib Dems the [[Mini-Con]]s but we're not sure who the Scottish National Party count as in this stretched metaphor.
	*The word "[[Slag (disambiguation)\|slag]]" is considered offensive in the UK (you wouldn't want your sister to be described as one). This has caused [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|some]] TV shows to be (very badly) edited to avoid use of the term (although strangely not [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|all]]), and at least one [[Snarl (Animated)\|character name]] change on both sides of the Atlantic. They also have trouble with the word "[[Over-Run (PCC)\|spastic]]", resulting in similar controversies and abrupt character name-changes. It's still okay to call a cigarette a "fag", though.		*The word "[[Slag (disambiguation)\|slag]]" is considered offensive in the UK (you wouldn't want your sister to be described as one). This has caused [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|some]] TV shows to be (very badly) edited to avoid use of the term (although strangely not [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|all]]), and at least one [[Snarl (Animated)\|character name]] change on both sides of the Atlantic. They also have trouble with the word "[[Over-Run (PCC)\|spastic]]", resulting in similar controversies and abrupt character name-changes. It's still okay to call a cigarette a "fag", though.
	*We have DVD boxsets of [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the 2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]] and [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!\|''Zone'']], and you Yanks still don't. Ahhh ha ha ha HA. (Now let us have more than two super-cheap ''Beast Wars'' DVDs :( )		*We have DVD boxsets of [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)\|the 2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]] and [[Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!\|''Zone'']], and you Yanks still don't. Ahhh ha ha ha HA. (Now let us have more than two super-cheap ''Beast Wars'' DVDs :( )