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==Games==
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* [[Chac]]'s name likely comes from {{w|Chaac}}, the Maya god of rain.
* [[Chac]]'s name likely comes from {{w|Chaac}}, the Maya god of rain.


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Revision as of 04:59, 2 January 2026

The Maya were a Central/South American civilization that existed roughly 1300 years ago. They presumably did not have spacecraft.

Fiction

The Transformers cartoon

While digging for Maya artifacts in South America, archaeologists Joan and Merrick stumbled upon a buried Decepticon spacecraft. Microbots

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Notes

  • The Transformers suggests the Maya were based in South America, but in reality, the Maya civilization was primarily located in the Yucatán peninsula, which is now in Mexico. It's possible that the Mayans were simply confused for the Incas during the script-writing process, as the Inca empire did occupy a sizable portion of South America.
  • Chac's name likely comes from Chaac, the Maya god of rain.