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Latest revision as of 00:14, 27 July 2024
Berlin is the capital of Germany.
Fiction
[edit]Transformers Comic-Magazin
[edit]When the Decepticons stole three nuclear missiles from the United States, Megatron issued an ultimatum to humankind—send him one million tons of oil or New York City, Berlin, and Moscow would be destroyed! Fortunately, the Autobots foiled the Decepticons' ambitions. Megatron's Ultimatum
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
[edit]Rolf Myer of the Magnificent Seven was a chemist from Berlin. Prime Directive #1
2005 IDW continuity
[edit]Ayana "Mayday" Jones was based out of Berlin during her first years with G.I. Joe, serving under the command of David "Big Ben" Bennet. The Iron Klaw
IDW Movie Comics
[edit]The shadowy organization E.I.D.O.L.O.N. operated out of a secret base located somewhere in downtown East Berlin, until it got blown up. The Man with the Golden Car
External links
[edit]- Berlin at Wikipedia
