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He sounds like Henry Kissinger, or possibly Werner von Braun. | He sounds like Henry Kissinger, or possibly Werner von Braun. | ||
=Fiction= | ==Fiction== | ||
===Animated continuity=== | ===Animated continuity=== | ||
====Generation One cartoon==== | ====Generation One cartoon==== | ||
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[[Rodimus Prime]] sarcastically thanked him for the happy news. {{Storylink|The Quintesson Journal}} | [[Rodimus Prime]] sarcastically thanked him for the happy news. {{Storylink|The Quintesson Journal}} | ||
=Trivia= | ==Trivia== | ||
* Although Melkorr's name was mentioned in dialogue, the [[dialogue script]] for ''The Quintesson Journal'' refers to the person giving his lines as "moderator" - which is strange, so far as Rodimus Prime and [[Spike Witwicky]] appeared to be jointly moderating the talks and Melkorr doesn't appear again. | * Although Melkorr's name was mentioned in dialogue, the [[dialogue script]] for ''The Quintesson Journal'' refers to the person giving his lines as "moderator" - which is strange, so far as Rodimus Prime and [[Spike Witwicky]] appeared to be jointly moderating the talks and Melkorr doesn't appear again. | ||
* Melkorr's status as an alien is uncertain. He may be a cybernetic human, but his name suggests an alien origin. | * Melkorr's status as an alien is uncertain. He may be a cybernetic human, but his name suggests an alien origin. | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 11 November 2007
- Melkorr is an alien from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Melkorr is some kind of intergalactic diplomat, documentarian or voice-over artist.
He sounds like Henry Kissinger, or possibly Werner von Braun.
Fiction
Animated continuity
Generation One cartoon
- Voice actor: ??? (US), ??? (Japan)
At an (Autobot-sponsored?) peace conference between the warring planets of Xetaxxis and Lanarq, Melkorr - in person - narrated a video clip depicting the history of violence between the two worlds. Afterwards, he emphasized that both civilizations would go extinct "within one generation" unless the peace negotiations were successful.
Rodimus Prime sarcastically thanked him for the happy news. The Quintesson Journal
Trivia
- Although Melkorr's name was mentioned in dialogue, the dialogue script for The Quintesson Journal refers to the person giving his lines as "moderator" - which is strange, so far as Rodimus Prime and Spike Witwicky appeared to be jointly moderating the talks and Melkorr doesn't appear again.
- Melkorr's status as an alien is uncertain. He may be a cybernetic human, but his name suggests an alien origin.
- Melkorr shares a name with Melkor, the equivalent of Satan in Tolkien's Middle-earth stories.
