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: ''Desmond Carlton-Ritz is a [[human]] from | {{noname-unconfirmed}} | ||
: ''Desmond Carlton-Ritz is a [[human]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | |||
'''Desmond Carlton-Ritz''' is the late father of [[Astoria Carlton-Ritz]] and former CEO of [[Hybrid Technologies]]. | '''Desmond Carlton-Ritz''' is the late father of [[Astoria Carlton-Ritz]] and former CEO of [[Hybrid Technologies]]. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''The Transformers'' cartoon=== | |||
Astoria inherited her father's company after his passing. {{storylink|The Girl Who Loved Powerglide}} | |||
===Energon Universe=== | ===Energon Universe=== | ||
Desmond was a friend of [[Destro]], a fellow pioneer in technology. {{storylink|Destro issue 1}} He and Astoria had a secret side project called [[Overkill (G.I. Joe)|Overkill]], an artificial intelligence meant to serve as a global defense system that could identify and neutralize rising threats to world peace. Due to a lack of resources, it was not completed in his lifetime. He also experimented on his daughter, implanting her with an EMP called a [[F.L.U.K.E. pulse]]. {{storylink|Destro issue 4}} He would eventually pass on. {{storylink|Destro issue 1}} | Desmond was a friend of [[Destro]], a fellow pioneer in technology. {{storylink|Destro issue 1|Destro #1}} He and Astoria had a secret side project called [[Overkill (G.I. Joe)|Overkill]], an artificial intelligence meant to serve as a global defense system that could identify and neutralize rising threats to world peace. Due to a lack of resources, it was not completed in his lifetime. He also experimented on his daughter, implanting her with an EMP called a [[F.L.U.K.E. pulse]]. {{storylink|Destro issue 4|Destro #4}} He would eventually pass on. {{storylink|Destro issue 1|Destro #1}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Astoria’s father went unnamed for almost 40 years, until his name was revealed to be | * Astoria’s father went unnamed for almost 40 years, until his given name was revealed to be "Desmond" in [[Destro issue 4|''Destro'' #4]]. Unlike his daughter, he does not appear to be named after any notable hotels. | ||
* | * Desmond's ''surname'', however, is so far unconfirmed. We've put his page here at Desmond Carlton-Ritz for parity with Astoria, but it's possible he only goes by one half of her double-barrelled surname. | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Carlton-Ritz, Desmond}} | |||
[[Category:Energon Universe humans]] | [[Category:Energon Universe humans]] | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 cartoon humans]] | [[Category:Generation 1 cartoon humans]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 2 December 2024
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- Desmond Carlton-Ritz is a human from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Desmond Carlton-Ritz is the late father of Astoria Carlton-Ritz and former CEO of Hybrid Technologies.
Fiction
[edit]The Transformers cartoon
[edit]Astoria inherited her father's company after his passing. The Girl Who Loved Powerglide
Energon Universe
[edit]Desmond was a friend of Destro, a fellow pioneer in technology. Destro #1 He and Astoria had a secret side project called Overkill, an artificial intelligence meant to serve as a global defense system that could identify and neutralize rising threats to world peace. Due to a lack of resources, it was not completed in his lifetime. He also experimented on his daughter, implanting her with an EMP called a F.L.U.K.E. pulse. Destro #4 He would eventually pass on. Destro #1
Notes
[edit]- Astoria’s father went unnamed for almost 40 years, until his given name was revealed to be "Desmond" in Destro #4. Unlike his daughter, he does not appear to be named after any notable hotels.
- Desmond's surname, however, is so far unconfirmed. We've put his page here at Desmond Carlton-Ritz for parity with Astoria, but it's possible he only goes by one half of her double-barrelled surname.

