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The '''Republic of Mont Parta''' (モンパルタ共和国 ''Mon Paruta Kyōwakoku'') is home to the [[Autobot]] [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Minerva (human)|Minerva]], whose father is the country's ambassador to [[Japan]]. One of the country's most famous citizens is the Nobel Prize-winning biologist, [[Blanieux|Professor Blanieux]]. | |||
The | The precise geographical location of Mont Parta is unknown, with the only indication of its position on the globe being the fact that flights heading from Mont Parta to Japan travel west over Europe. | ||
The | ==Fiction== | ||
===''The AllSpark Almanac''=== | |||
The ''[[Detroit Powell Press]]'' reported that a [[Ringo Chikuma|Princess Ringo]] had recently visited '''Mont Porte'''. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac|The AllSpark Almanac}} | |||
==Notes== | |||
*The country's name is sometimes rendered as "Mont Porte", but this does not align with the original Japanese name. | |||
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[[Category:Countries of Earth]] | [[Category:Countries of Earth]] | ||
[[Category:Super-God Masterforce locations]] | [[Category:Super-God Masterforce locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:02, 11 May 2026
The Republic of Mont Parta (モンパルタ共和国 Mon Paruta Kyōwakoku) is home to the Autobot Headmaster Junior Minerva, whose father is the country's ambassador to Japan. One of the country's most famous citizens is the Nobel Prize-winning biologist, Professor Blanieux.
The precise geographical location of Mont Parta is unknown, with the only indication of its position on the globe being the fact that flights heading from Mont Parta to Japan travel west over Europe.
Fiction
[edit]The AllSpark Almanac
[edit]The Detroit Powell Press reported that a Princess Ringo had recently visited Mont Porte. The AllSpark Almanac
Notes
[edit]- The country's name is sometimes rendered as "Mont Porte", but this does not align with the original Japanese name.