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* | *''Panzer-Giganten'' is a plural term translating to "armored giants", even though the Nazis appeared to possess only one. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:25, 8 September 2022
- The Panzer-Giganten is a Nazi creation from the Dark of the Moon portion of the live-action film continuity family.

The Panzer-Giganten is a mechanical beast, powered by human lives and possessing sentience enough to make it a formidable weapon. Constructed from a combination of technology native to Earth and reverse-engineered from Jetfire, the Nazi creation could well turn the tide of the war against the Allies.
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[edit]IDW movie comics
[edit]Following Jetfire's capture by Nazis during World War II, he was imprisoned in Castle Neuschwanstein so that scientists could study and reverse-engineer new weapons from his technology. The ultimate result was the Panzer-Giganten, powered by the bodies of three men. The Allies launched a mission to investigate the Nazi possession of a Transformer. As Bill Simmons and Lupton broke into the castle using a captured laser tank, they discovered what the result of the Nazis' work was when the Panzer-Giganten was activated. The pair, all that remained of the mission, were confronted by the creature which proceeded to destroy the tank, killing Lupton. It followed Simmons upstairs, batting aside a satchel of explosives he threw at it, only for the explosives to free Jetfire. Jetfire was outraged at what had been done and attacked the Panzer-Giganten, ripping out the three men powering it. He followed this up by helping Simmons tear down the castle and killing anyone he found, ending the entire project. Weapon
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[edit]- Panzer-Giganten is a plural term translating to "armored giants", even though the Nazis appeared to possess only one.

