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*[[Metroplex (disambiguation)|Metroplex]], giant Transformers who are sometimes themselves Metrotitans. | *[[Metroplex (disambiguation)|Metroplex]], giant Transformers who are sometimes themselves Metrotitans. | ||
*[[Metrosquad]], Metrotitan's minions from ''Zone''. | *[[Metrosquad]], Metrotitan's minions from ''Zone''. | ||
*[[Metrobase]], the headquarters of the Autobot [[Micromaster]]s from ''[[The Transformers: Micromaster|Micromaster]]''. | *[[Metrobase (G1)|Metrobase]], the headquarters of the Autobot [[Micromaster]]s from ''[[The Transformers: Micromaster|Micromaster]]''. | ||
*[[Titan (group)| | *[[Titan (group)|Titans]], giant Transformers capable of transforming into cities, starships, and other enormous structures. | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 12 February 2026
The name Metrotitan has been applied to several different Transformers characters and concepts.
- 1990 — Metrotitan, the Decepticon Titan from Zone.
- 2009 — Metrotitan, the Cybertronian city from Revenge of the Fallen.
- 2013 — Metrotitan, the Decepticon name for Metroplex from Kre-O.
Metrotitan should not be confused with:
- Metroplex, giant Transformers who are sometimes themselves Metrotitans.
- Metrosquad, Metrotitan's minions from Zone.
- Metrobase, the headquarters of the Autobot Micromasters from Micromaster.
- Titans, giant Transformers capable of transforming into cities, starships, and other enormous structures.
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