Zone Base - Revision history

Saix at 17:26, 2 May 2024

2024-05-02T17:26:57Z

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	[[File:Zonebase.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67]]		[[File:Zonebase.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67]]

	When [[Energon Z]] was developed on planet [[Micro]], the world underwent a massive defensive upgrade and was re-christened "Zone". As part of this process, the '''Zone Base''' was established as the primary headquarters for the Autobot [[Micromaster]] teams operating on the planet. Formed from numerous interlocking Micromaster Stations, the Zone Base acts a staging base from which the Autobots deploy to protect planets all throughout the galaxy.		When [[Energon Z]] was developed on planet [[Micro]], the world underwent a massive defensive upgrade and was re-christened "Zone". As part of this process, the '''Zone Base''' ({{ruby\|Z\|ゾーン}}ベース ''Zōn Bēsu'') was established as the primary headquarters for the Autobot [[Micromaster]] teams operating on the planet. Formed from numerous interlocking Micromaster Stations, the Zone Base acts a staging base from which the Autobots deploy to protect planets all throughout the galaxy.

	The Zone Base is composed of:		The Zone Base is composed of:

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Toys */

2021-10-02T11:50:01Z

Toys

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''~~Zone~~''===		===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''===
	*'''Rocket Base (1990)~~'''~~		*'''Rocket Base''' ([[1990]])
	*'''Microtransformer Stations (1990)~~'''~~		*'''Microtransformer Stations''' (1990)
	**Airport Base		**Airport Base
	**Build Base		**Build Base

Saix: /* top */clean up, replaced: Moonradar (Zone) → Moonradar (G1)

2021-09-20T01:48:07Z

top: clean up, replaced: Moonradar (Zone) → Moonradar (G1)

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	The Zone Base is composed of:		The Zone Base is composed of:

	*[[Moonradar (~~Zone~~)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]		*[[Moonradar (G1)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]
	*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]		*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]
	*[[Hot House (Micromaster)\|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)\|Fire Base]]		*[[Hot House (Micromaster)\|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)\|Fire Base]]

NexusShard17 at 20:28, 16 November 2020

2020-11-16T20:28:08Z

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	*[[Hot House (Micromaster)\|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)\|Fire Base]]		*[[Hot House (Micromaster)\|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)\|Fire Base]]
	*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)\|Build Base]]		*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)\|Build Base]]
	*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]]		*[[Overair (Micromaster)\|Overair]]'s [[Overair (facility)\|Airport Base]]

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Boingus at 13:28, 29 October 2020

2020-10-29T13:28:24Z

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	[[File:Zonebase.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67]]		[[File:Zonebase.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67]]

	When [[Energon Z]] was developed on planet [[Micro]], the world underwent a massive defensive upgrade and was re-christened "Zone". As part of this process, the '''Zone Base''' was established as the primary headquarters for the Autobot [[Micromaster]] teams operating on the planet. Formed from numerous interlocking [[Micromaster ~~Station]]s~~, the Zone Base acts a staging base from which the Autobots deploy to protect planets all throughout the galaxy.		When [[Energon Z]] was developed on planet [[Micro]], the world underwent a massive defensive upgrade and was re-christened "Zone". As part of this process, the '''Zone Base''' was established as the primary headquarters for the Autobot [[Micromaster]] teams operating on the planet. Formed from numerous interlocking Micromaster Stations, the Zone Base acts a staging base from which the Autobots deploy to protect planets all throughout the galaxy.

	The Zone Base is composed of:		The Zone Base is composed of:

NexusShard17 at 13:30, 24 August 2020

2020-08-24T13:30:53Z

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	*[[Moonradar (Zone)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]		*[[Moonradar (Zone)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]
	*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]		*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]
	*[[Hot House]]'s [[~~Fire station~~\|Fire Base]]		*[[Hot House (Micromaster)\|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)\|Fire Base]]
	*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)\|Build Base]]		*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)\|Build Base]]
	*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]]		*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]]

NexusShard17 at 19:30, 4 July 2020

2020-07-04T19:30:37Z

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	:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.		:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.

	:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[Greasepit (facility)\|gas station]], and [[Airwave (Micromaster)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].		:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (Micromaster)\|Greasepit]] and his [[Greasepit (facility)\|gas station]], and [[Airwave (Micromaster)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].

	[[Category:Autobot bases]]		[[Category:Autobot bases]]
	[[Category:Zone locations]]		[[Category:Zone locations]]

FireChief420 at 19:24, 2 July 2020

2020-07-02T19:24:10Z

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	:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.		:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.

	:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[gas station]], and [[Airwave (Micromaster)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].		:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[Greasepit (facility)\|gas station]], and [[Airwave (Micromaster)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].

	[[Category:Autobot bases]]		[[Category:Autobot bases]]
	[[Category:Zone locations]]		[[Category:Zone locations]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 01:55, 24 June 2020

2020-06-24T01:55:37Z

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	*[[Moonradar (Zone)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]		*[[Moonradar (Zone)\|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]]
	*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]		*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]]
	*[[Hot House]]'s [[Fire station]]		*[[Hot House]]'s [[Fire station\|Fire Base]]
	*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (~~base~~)\|~~Construction station~~]]		*[[Ironworks (Micromaster)\|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)\|Build Base]]
	*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]]		*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]]

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Zone'' story pages and ~~manga~~===		===''Zone'' story pages and comic===
	{{locationstub}}		{{locationstub}}

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
			===''Zone''===
	*'''Rocket Base (1990)'''		*'''Rocket Base (1990)'''
	*'''Microtransformer Stations (1990)'''		*'''Microtransformer Stations (1990)'''
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	:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.		:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.

	:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[gas station]], and [[Airwave (G1)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].		:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[gas station]], and [[Airwave (Micromaster)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].

	[[Category:Autobot bases]]		[[Category:Autobot bases]]
	[[Category:Zone locations]]		[[Category:Zone locations]]

NexusShard17 at 15:43, 22 June 2020

2020-06-22T15:43:23Z

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	:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.		:The components of the Zone Base were sold separately, with their individual Micromaster partners (the Rocket Base, much larger than the other four stations, also included the [[Rescue Patrol Team]]). Each station unfolds from a building into a battle station, which can connect up to the other stations (as well as any of the various [[Micromaster Transport]]s) via the universally-sized ramps included with all of them.

	:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[gas station]], and [[Airwave (G1)\|Airwave]] and his [[airport]].		:The Micromaster bases were released by Hasbro the previous year, under the names of their Micromaster partners, rather than the name of the station itself, as was [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]]'s promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: [[Greasepit (G1)\|Greasepit]] and his [[gas station]], and [[Airwave (G1)\|Airwave]] and his [[Airwave (facility)\|airport]].

	[[Category:Autobot bases]]		[[Category:Autobot bases]]
	[[Category:Zone locations]]		[[Category:Zone locations]]