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# | '''''Starriors''''' is a [[TakaraTomy|Tomy]] toyline and a spin-off of ''[[Zoids]]''. | ||
==Fiction== | |||
===Ask Vector Prime=== | |||
When asked if he had ever heard of ''Starriors'', [[Vector Prime]] misinterpreted the question and thought that they were referring to a [[Star Wars (franchise)|much more famous science fiction franchise]]. {{storylink|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#June 13, 2015|Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/13}} | |||
However, he later clarified that the exploits of the Starriors are [[canon]] to [[Cymond 1184.0 Gamma]]. {{storylink|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#June 15, 2015|Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/15}} | |||
==Notes== | |||
*Although technically an offshoot of ''[[Zoids]]'', the two franchises do not share any connections story-wise. | |||
*A number of Starriors have made cameos in ''Transformers'' media. [[Crank]], [[Cricket (Starriors)|Cricket]], [[Cut-Up]], and [[Deadeye (Starriors)|Deadeye]] were all briefly mentioned in prose stories from the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]], while [[Slaughter Steelgrave]] appeared in ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'' as a character in the fictional ''[[Ninja Gladiator]]'' video game. | |||
*The franchise's Destructor faction inspired a group of [[Predacon (BW)|Predacons]] featured in the prose story "[[The Razor's Edge]]", consisting of [[Bolar]], [[Deadeye (BW)|Deadeye]], [[Sawtooth (BW)|Sawtooth]], and [[Steelgrave]]. | |||
==External links== | |||
*{{w|Starriors}} at Wikipedia | |||
[[Category:Non-Transformers toylines]] | |||
[[category:Starriors| ]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 13 February 2026
Starriors is a Tomy toyline and a spin-off of Zoids.
Fiction
[edit]Ask Vector Prime
[edit]When asked if he had ever heard of Starriors, Vector Prime misinterpreted the question and thought that they were referring to a much more famous science fiction franchise. Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/13
However, he later clarified that the exploits of the Starriors are canon to Cymond 1184.0 Gamma. Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/15
Notes
[edit]- Although technically an offshoot of Zoids, the two franchises do not share any connections story-wise.
- A number of Starriors have made cameos in Transformers media. Crank, Cricket, Cut-Up, and Deadeye were all briefly mentioned in prose stories from the Transformers Collectors' Club, while Slaughter Steelgrave appeared in The AllSpark Almanac II as a character in the fictional Ninja Gladiator video game.
- The franchise's Destructor faction inspired a group of Predacons featured in the prose story "The Razor's Edge", consisting of Bolar, Deadeye, Sawtooth, and Steelgrave.
External links
[edit]- Starriors at Wikipedia
