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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Wings Universe''===
===''Wings Universe''===
At a [[Decepticon Warlord|Decepticon War Council]] meeting, Zardak gave a prepared speech about how his relative was troubling the [[Autobot]]s' [[Centry Quadrant]] just before [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]]'s delegate [[Falcon (Predator)|Falcon]] unwittingly assassinated everyone at the meeting. {{storylink|A Team Effort}}
At a [[Decepticon Warlord|Decepticon War Council]] meeting, Zardak gave a prepared speech about how his relative was troubling the [[Autobot]]s' [[Centry Quadrant]] just before [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]]'s delegate [[Falcon (G1)|Falcon]] unwittingly assassinated everyone at the meeting. {{storylink|A Team Effort}}


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 21:34, 7 May 2021

Who am I? Who AM I? *sob*

This article is about a character or concept whose name has never been officially confirmed.
For more information, see Help:Nameless.

Zark is a Decepticon from the Wings Universe portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

"Zark" is a relative of Maladroid warlord Zardak.

Fiction

Wings Universe

At a Decepticon War Council meeting, Zardak gave a prepared speech about how his relative was troubling the Autobots' Centry Quadrant just before Deathsaurus's delegate Falcon unwittingly assassinated everyone at the meeting. A Team Effort

Notes

  • The Maladroids were inspired by the 1980s Convertors toyline from Select. Zark was a small version of the Takatoku Toys Macross VF-1S Valkyrie toy, coming in two versions. One was a straight re-release of Roy Focker's machine from Macross while the second was a U.S.-original red deco affixed with colourful stickers. A larger version of the Valkyrie plus Super Pack was released as Jetfire by Hasbro.
  • Though Select's Convertors lacked any tie-in media, packaging bios described Zardak and Zark as brothers, hence the Easter egg reference in "A Team Effort".