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The '''Necroworld''' is the cemetery | The '''Necroworld''' is the hollow cemetery planet tended to by the legendary character known as the [[Censere|Necrobot]]. He transformed the blasted world into a beautiful garden, filled with holographic statues of every living Cybertronian, which he would switch off when the Cybertronian died. Around the bases of the statues, he planted flowers crafted from the residual spark energy of whoever the statue's real-life counterpart was responsible for killing. It is also where "the fortress", the Necrobot's base of operations, can be found. | ||
He transformed the blasted world into a beautiful garden, filled with holographic statues of every living Cybertronian, which he would switch off when the Cybertronian died. Around the bases of the statues, he planted flowers crafted from the residual spark energy of whoever the statue's real-life counterpart was responsible for killing. | |||
It is also where "the fortress", the Necrobot's base of | |||
From space, the planet appears to have two unnamed moons. One, much larger than the other, has | From space, the planet appears to have two unnamed moons. One, much larger than the other, has its own rings. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ||
The crew of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' made a detour at the Necroworld to find out what happened to [[Dominus Ambus]], amongst other things. {{storylink|The Not Knowing}} | The crew of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' made a detour at the Necroworld to find out what happened to [[Dominus Ambus]], amongst other things. {{storylink|The Not Knowing}} | ||
Later, a part of the crew returned, following a signal they thought will lead them toward the source of a psychological attack by the [[Galactic Council]]. They discovered that the Necroworld was in fact a hollow planet before falling prey to a trap by the [[Decepticon Justice Division|D.J.D.]] allied with [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]]'s troops. {{storylink|The Dying of the Light: (1) How Bright Their Frail Deeds| | Later, a part of the crew returned, following a signal they thought will lead them toward the source of a psychological attack by the [[Galactic Council]]. They discovered that the Necroworld was in fact a hollow planet before falling prey to a trap by the [[Decepticon Justice Division|D.J.D.]] allied with [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]]'s troops. {{storylink|The Dying of the Light: (1) How Bright Their Frail Deeds|How Bright Their Frail Deeds}} {{storylink|The Dying of the Light Part 2: The Sun in Flight|The Sun in Flight}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 27 April 2016
The Necroworld is the hollow cemetery planet tended to by the legendary character known as the Necrobot. He transformed the blasted world into a beautiful garden, filled with holographic statues of every living Cybertronian, which he would switch off when the Cybertronian died. Around the bases of the statues, he planted flowers crafted from the residual spark energy of whoever the statue's real-life counterpart was responsible for killing. It is also where "the fortress", the Necrobot's base of operations, can be found.
From space, the planet appears to have two unnamed moons. One, much larger than the other, has its own rings.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
The crew of the Lost Light made a detour at the Necroworld to find out what happened to Dominus Ambus, amongst other things. The Not Knowing
Later, a part of the crew returned, following a signal they thought will lead them toward the source of a psychological attack by the Galactic Council. They discovered that the Necroworld was in fact a hollow planet before falling prey to a trap by the D.J.D. allied with Deathsaurus's troops. How Bright Their Frail Deeds The Sun in Flight
Notes
- Official name for the "Necrobot's planet of operation" was not given before More than Meets the Eye #51, where it appears as a caption. The place was previously known only by it's rather descriptive appellation since #44.
