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*Pluto, of course, takes its English name from the {{w|Pluto (mythology)|Roman deity presiding over the afterlife}}. In ''Transformers'' fiction, one depiction of [[Mortilus#Ask Vector Prime|Mortilus]] has him being known by the Greek version, {{w|Hades}}. | *Pluto, of course, takes its English name from the {{w|Pluto (mythology)|Roman deity presiding over the afterlife}}. In ''Transformers'' fiction, one depiction of [[Mortilus#Ask Vector Prime|Mortilus]] has him being known by the Greek version, {{w|Hades}}. | ||
*In real life, Pluto reached its current classification in [[2006]], when scientists {{w|Planets beyond Neptune|voted to declassify}} Pluto as a planet. | *In real life, Pluto reached its current classification in [[2006]], when scientists {{w|Planets beyond Neptune|voted to declassify}} Pluto as a planet. | ||
*In a long story outside the scope of this wiki, real-world scientists believe there is actually a {{Planet Nine|large ninth planet}} lurking somewhere in the outer reaches of the solar system! | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 23 January 2026
Pluto is a small, icy world first discovered by humans in 1930, and recognized as the ninth planet in the Solar System until quite recently. It is now considered a dwarf planet.
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
The Earth Defense Command maintained Outpost One, a space station in orbit around Pluto, as well as a warp gate on the world's surface. Five Faces of Darkness, Part 3
Marvel The Transformers comics
After the Spacehikers hijacked Blast Off to travel into outer space, Allan Silver wanted to go to Pluto. Child's Play
Transformers vs. G.I. Joe
The Oktober Guard claimed Pluto for Transylvania. The Insecticons also took up residence on the world, in addition to the humans and Transformers who had returned from the dead. Some decided to worship Mindwipe. The War Never Ends
Rescue Bots Academy cartoon
Pluto was one of several dwarf planets which the Rescue Bots retrieved soil samples from. Little Plot of Horrors
Notes
- Pluto, of course, takes its English name from the Roman deity presiding over the afterlife. In Transformers fiction, one depiction of Mortilus has him being known by the Greek version, Hades.
- In real life, Pluto reached its current classification in 2006, when scientists voted to declassify Pluto as a planet.
- In a long story outside the scope of this wiki, real-world scientists believe there is actually a Template:Planet Nine lurking somewhere in the outer reaches of the solar system!
External links
- Pluto at Wikipedia
