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* The Decepticon royal palace looks nothing like any building seen in [[Helex]] or [[Polyhex]] or even like [[Castle Decepticon]]. At best, one could try to argue that it's located in [[Kolkular]], the Decepticon fortress introduced in the unofficial story "[[Alignment]]", like "[[Yesterday's Heroes!]]" written by [[Simon Furman]], because of the vicinity of the [[Decepticon High Council]]. | * The Decepticon royal palace looks nothing like any building seen in [[Helex (polity)|Helex]] or [[Polyhex]] or even like [[Castle Decepticon]]. At best, one could try to argue that it's located in [[Kolkular]], the Decepticon fortress introduced in the unofficial story "[[Alignment]]", like "[[Yesterday's Heroes!]]" written by [[Simon Furman]], because of the vicinity of the [[Decepticon High Council]]. | ||
[[Category:Decepticon bases on Cybertron]] | [[Category:Decepticon bases on Cybertron]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 locations]] | [[Category:Marvel Generation 1 locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:49, 20 December 2017
- The Decepticon royal palace is a building on Cybertron from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Decepticon royal palace is the home of the Decepticon leader du jour. It might be the same thing as the Decepticon Imperial Headquarters.
Fiction
[edit]Marvel The Transformers comics
[edit]Sitting on his throne in the royal palace, Thunderwing complained about the Autobots regaining some footing in the war and ordered Bludgeon, Octopunch and Stranglehold to go and kill the recently revived Autobot Pretenders. Yesterday's Heroes!
Notes
[edit]- The Decepticon royal palace looks nothing like any building seen in Helex or Polyhex or even like Castle Decepticon. At best, one could try to argue that it's located in Kolkular, the Decepticon fortress introduced in the unofficial story "Alignment", like "Yesterday's Heroes!" written by Simon Furman, because of the vicinity of the Decepticon High Council.
