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:''Zone Base is an [[Autobot]] installation from the [[Zone (franchise)|Zone]] portion of the [[Generation 1 | :''Zone Base is an [[Autobot]] installation from the [[Transformers: Zone (franchise)|Zone]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[ | [[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 | 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 | The Zone Base is composed of: | ||
*[[ | *[[Moonradar (G1)|Moonradar]]'s [[Rocket Base]] | ||
*[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]] | *[[Glasspit]]'s [[Gasoline Base]] | ||
*[[Hot House]]'s [[ | *[[Hot House (Micromaster)|Hot House]]'s [[Hot House (facility)|Fire Base]] | ||
*[[Ironworks]]'s [[ | *[[Ironworks (Micromaster)|Ironworks]]'s [[Ironworks (facility)|Build Base]] | ||
*[[Overair]]'s [[Airport Base]] | *[[Overair (Micromaster)|Overair]]'s [[Overair (facility)|Airport Base]] | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Zone'' story pages and | ===''Zone'' story pages and comic=== | ||
{{ | {{locationstub}} | ||
===''Zone'' cartoon=== | ===''Zone'' cartoon=== | ||
{{ | {{locationstub}} | ||
==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
*'''Rocket Base (1990) | ===''Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers''=== | ||
*'''Microtransformer Stations (1990) | *'''Rocket Base''' ([[1990]]) | ||
*'''Microtransformer Stations''' (1990) | |||
**Airport Base | **Airport Base | ||
**Build Base | **Build Base | ||
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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 ( | :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]] | [[Category:Zone locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 2 May 2024
- Zone Base is an Autobot installation from the Zone portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
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 (
The Zone Base is composed of:
- Moonradar's Rocket Base
- Glasspit's Gasoline Base
- Hot House's Fire Base
- Ironworks's Build Base
- Overair's Airport Base
Fiction
[edit]Zone story pages and comic
[edit]
Zone cartoon
[edit]
Toys
[edit]Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers
[edit]- Rocket Base (1990)
- Microtransformer Stations (1990)
- Airport Base
- Build Base
- Fire Base
- Gasoline Base
- 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 Transports) 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 Takara's promotional preference. Notably, Glasspit, Overair, and their bases were released not as Autobots, but as Decepticons: Greasepit and his gas station, and Airwave and his airport.
