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[[ | [[File:Star Wars Moscow.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|Wait until they test their Phantom Menace arsenal]] | ||
'''Moscow''' is the capital of [[Russia]]. From [[1922]] to [[1991]] it was also the capital of the [[Soviet Union]]. | '''Moscow''' is the capital of [[Russia]]. From [[1922]] to [[1991]] it was also the capital of the [[Soviet Union]]. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics==== | |||
After a series of [[Decepticon]] attacks on [[Oregon]], people in Moscow believed the [[United States of America]] were testing their [[Star Wars (defense system)|Star Wars]] arsenal. {{storylink|Prisoner of War!}} | After a series of [[Decepticon]] attacks on [[Oregon]], people in Moscow believed the [[United States of America]] were testing their [[Star Wars (defense system)|Star Wars]] arsenal. {{storylink|Prisoner of War!}} | ||
====''Generation 2''==== | ====''Transformers Comic-Magazin''==== | ||
When the [[Decepticon]]s stole three [[Nuclear weapon|nuclear missiles]] from the [[United States of America|United States]], [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|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 [[Autobot]]s foiled the Decepticons' ambitions. {{storylink|Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 8|Megatron's Ultimatum}} | |||
====Marvel ''Generation 2'' comic==== | |||
Much, much later, Moscow was one of the cities levelled by the [[Decepticon]]s to try and focus [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]]'s attention on [[Earth]]. {{storylink|The Gathering Darkness}} | Much, much later, Moscow was one of the cities levelled by the [[Decepticon]]s to try and focus [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]]'s attention on [[Earth]]. {{storylink|The Gathering Darkness}} | ||
===Marvel | ===Marvel Storybooks continuity=== | ||
The people in the | The people in the [[Raskolnikov Hotel]] in Moscow are among the 5 million people trapped in [[Global Building Corporation]] buildings after [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] presses the [[Destructor Button]] causing them to sink into the Earth. They are rescued after [[Mirage (G1)|Mirage]] teleports to the controls and raises them again. {{storylink|Battle for Earth}} | ||
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity=== | ===Generation 1 cartoon continuity=== | ||
====''The Transformers'' cartoon==== | ====''The Transformers'' cartoon==== | ||
When the Autobots got wind of the possibility of [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] stealing the [[Kremlin]], [[Hot Rod (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Rodimus]] took a team there. While [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] was stuck in a snowstorm in [[Siberia]], the Autobots enjoyed some national dancing. Trypticon showed up and grabbed Saint Basil's Cathedral rather than the Kremlin. Metroplex arrived in time to stop him, but the Russian soldiers mistakenly thought he was the thief and fired on him. {{storylink|Thief in the Night}} | When the Autobots got wind of the possibility of [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] stealing the [[Kremlin]], [[Hot Rod (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Rodimus Prime]] took a team there. While [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] was stuck in a snowstorm in [[Siberia]], the Autobots enjoyed some national dancing. Trypticon showed up and grabbed Saint Basil's Cathedral rather than the Kremlin. Metroplex arrived in time to stop him, but the Russian soldiers mistakenly thought he was the thief and fired on him. {{storylink|Thief in the Night}} | ||
====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon==== | ====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon==== | ||
Moscow | Moscow was one of the three cities that the Decepticons attacked as part of a divide and conquer strategy that forced [[Ginrai (human)|Ginrai]] to approach the Decepticon base in the waters off of [[Hawaii]] alone. Moscow was attacked by [[Scorponok (G1)|BlackZarak]]'s forces whilst [[Grand Maximus]] attempted to defend against the Decepticon menace. {{storylink|God Ginrai: Showdown at the Decepticon Base}} | ||
====Ask Vector Prime==== | |||
[[File:G2 Humans killed Megatron's friend.jpg|left|upright=1.2|thumb]] | |||
During a period of uneasy peace between Autobots and Decepticons, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]]'s close confidant [[Kiloton]] was tricked into journeying to Earth by [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Starscream]]. When he showed up, unannounced, at Moscow, it provoked an armed response from the Soviet military that ended with him dead and helped reignite the war. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}} | |||
===Comedy Beast Wars=== | |||
During a game of ''{{w|shiritori}}'', [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]] answered [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattrap]]'s ''sammaimo'' with "Moscow". {{storylink|Comedy Beast Wars|Shiritori Fight}} | |||
===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' | ===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity=== | ||
Rudolph Vesic, one of the so-called [[Magnificent Seven]] was from Moscow. {{storylink|Prime Directive issue 1|Prime Directive #1}} | Rudolph Vesic, one of the so-called [[Magnificent Seven]] was from Moscow. {{storylink|Prime Directive issue 1|Prime Directive #1}} | ||
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===''Ghosts of Yesterday''=== | ===''Ghosts of Yesterday''=== | ||
On an early mission with the "Bond Squad" to retrieve a Soviet defector from Moscow, [[Philip Nolan]]'s group lost a man, leading Nolan to swear that such a thing wouldn't be repeated. {{storylink|Ghosts of Yesterday}} | On an early mission with the "Bond Squad" to retrieve a Soviet defector from Moscow, [[Philip Nolan]]'s group lost a man, leading Nolan to swear that such a thing wouldn't be repeated. {{storylink|Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday|Ghosts of Yesterday}} | ||
===''Of Masters and Mayhem''=== | |||
[[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike Witwicky]] noted that in [[Of Masters and Mayhem|his new reality]], all cities on Earth were the same as in [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon|his old one]], including Moscow. {{storylink|Assembly (OMAM)|Assembly}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* | *{{w|Moscow}} at Wikipedia | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Classics locations]] | ||
[[Category:Energon cities]] | [[Category:Energon cities]] | ||
[[Category:European cities]] | |||
[[Category:Generation 1 cities]] | [[Category:Generation 1 cities]] | ||
[[Category:Movie | [[Category:Generation 2 locations]] | ||
[[Category:Movie cities]] | |||
[[Category:Real-world human settlements]] | |||
[[Category:Super-God Masterforce locations]] | [[Category:Super-God Masterforce locations]] | ||
[[Category:Russia]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:22, 21 January 2026
Moscow is the capital of Russia. From 1922 to 1991 it was also the capital of the Soviet Union.
Fiction
[edit]Marvel Comics continuity
[edit]Marvel The Transformers comics
[edit]After a series of Decepticon attacks on Oregon, people in Moscow believed the United States of America were testing their Star Wars arsenal. Prisoner of War!
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
Marvel Generation 2 comic
[edit]Much, much later, Moscow was one of the cities levelled by the Decepticons to try and focus Optimus Prime's attention on Earth. The Gathering Darkness
Marvel Storybooks continuity
[edit]The people in the Raskolnikov Hotel in Moscow are among the 5 million people trapped in Global Building Corporation buildings after Megatron presses the Destructor Button causing them to sink into the Earth. They are rescued after Mirage teleports to the controls and raises them again. Battle for Earth
Generation 1 cartoon continuity
[edit]The Transformers cartoon
[edit]When the Autobots got wind of the possibility of Trypticon stealing the Kremlin, Rodimus Prime took a team there. While Metroplex was stuck in a snowstorm in Siberia, the Autobots enjoyed some national dancing. Trypticon showed up and grabbed Saint Basil's Cathedral rather than the Kremlin. Metroplex arrived in time to stop him, but the Russian soldiers mistakenly thought he was the thief and fired on him. Thief in the Night
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
[edit]Moscow was one of the three cities that the Decepticons attacked as part of a divide and conquer strategy that forced Ginrai to approach the Decepticon base in the waters off of Hawaii alone. Moscow was attacked by BlackZarak's forces whilst Grand Maximus attempted to defend against the Decepticon menace. God Ginrai: Showdown at the Decepticon Base
Ask Vector Prime
[edit]
During a period of uneasy peace between Autobots and Decepticons, Megatron's close confidant Kiloton was tricked into journeying to Earth by Starscream. When he showed up, unannounced, at Moscow, it provoked an armed response from the Soviet military that ended with him dead and helped reignite the war. Ask Vector Prime
Comedy Beast Wars
[edit]During a game of shiritori, Rhinox answered Rattrap's sammaimo with "Moscow". Shiritori Fight
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
[edit]Rudolph Vesic, one of the so-called Magnificent Seven was from Moscow. Prime Directive #1
Energon comic
[edit]Moscow was one of four cities that Alpha Quintesson unleashed the Terrorcon drones on. Multiplicity
Ghosts of Yesterday
[edit]On an early mission with the "Bond Squad" to retrieve a Soviet defector from Moscow, Philip Nolan's group lost a man, leading Nolan to swear that such a thing wouldn't be repeated. Ghosts of Yesterday
Of Masters and Mayhem
[edit]Spike Witwicky noted that in his new reality, all cities on Earth were the same as in his old one, including Moscow. Assembly
External links
[edit]- Moscow at Wikipedia
