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'''Bernard''' is a name associated with the | '''Bernard''' is a name associated with the {{w|Hollow Earth}} theory: a school of thought that proposes that the planet contains a hidden world, and that this interior environment might yet be explored by mankind! | ||
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* In real-life, Raymond Bernard was the pseudonym of {{w|Dr. Walter Siegmeister}}, author of the [[1964]] novel, "The Hollow Earth." | *In real-life, Raymond Bernard was the pseudonym of {{w|Dr. Walter Siegmeister}}, author of the [[1964]] novel, "The Hollow Earth." | ||
*In the ''Cybertron'' dub of ''Galaxy Force'', Bernard's name is replaced by [[Dewey]]'s in Professor Suzuki's explanation of the Hollow Earth theory. | *In the ''Cybertron'' dub of ''Galaxy Force'', Bernard's name is replaced by [[Dewey]]'s in Professor Suzuki's explanation of the Hollow Earth theory. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:41, 26 May 2016
You can't see me!
This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
Bernard is a name associated with the Hollow Earth theory: a school of thought that proposes that the planet contains a hidden world, and that this interior environment might yet be explored by mankind!
Fiction
[edit]Galaxy Force cartoon
[edit]Bernard was among the scientists name-dropped by Professor Lucy Suzuki when she spoke of the Hollow Earth theory to Bud, Coby, and Lori. Ice
Notes
[edit]- In real-life, Raymond Bernard was the pseudonym of Dr. Walter Siegmeister, author of the 1964 novel, "The Hollow Earth."
- In the Cybertron dub of Galaxy Force, Bernard's name is replaced by Dewey's in Professor Suzuki's explanation of the Hollow Earth theory.
