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*Mahina | *Mahina is the Hawaiian word or "moon", and also the name of the {{w|Mahina (mythology)|moon goddess}} in Hawaiian mythology. | ||
* | *Though she only appears in the "Spacewarp's Log" adventure featuring elements of Hasbro's other properties ''[[Visionaries]]'' and ''[[Inhumanoids]]'', Mahina is an original character. | ||
*Mahina is | *Mahina's species is unspecified, but as the legitimate ruler of Earth's moon, she is probably a native human (assuming that space travel is more advanced in the fictitious 31st century). | ||
[[Category:Cybertron characters]] | [[Category:Cybertron characters]] | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 8 December 2017
- Mahina is a human from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
You can't see me!
This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
Mahina is the Queen of the Moon in the 31st century.
Fiction
Spacewarp's Log
In the 31st century, the Inhumanoids and their Darkling Lord allies tried to conquer Earth. Darkling Lord Braxe thus abducted Queen Mahina's twin infants in an attempt to secure Lunarian allegiance to his faction's cause. However, the Spectral Knights Galadria and Ramak, with the assistance of the time-displaced Cybertronian Spacewarp, rescued Mahina's infants, and the Moon responded by remaining neutral. Spacewarp's Log (2), 2015/12/05
Notes
- Mahina is the Hawaiian word or "moon", and also the name of the moon goddess in Hawaiian mythology.
- Though she only appears in the "Spacewarp's Log" adventure featuring elements of Hasbro's other properties Visionaries and Inhumanoids, Mahina is an original character.
- Mahina's species is unspecified, but as the legitimate ruler of Earth's moon, she is probably a native human (assuming that space travel is more advanced in the fictitious 31st century).
