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*Some creatures, such as some humans, worship the [[Transformer]]s as gods. | *Some creatures, such as some humans, worship the [[Transformer]]s as gods. | ||
**[[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] proclaims that the [[Titan (species)|people]] of [[Titan ( | **[[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] proclaims that the [[Titan (species)|people]] of [[Titan (moon)|Titan]] "worship Transformers"{{storylink|The God Gambit}} | ||
**People on [[Karin]] worship [[Metalhawk]], an Autobot [[Pretender]], as a god. {{storylink|Gods? Devils? The Pretenders}} | **People on [[Karin]] worship [[Metalhawk]], an Autobot [[Pretender]], as a god. {{storylink|Gods? Devils? The Pretenders}} | ||
[[Category:Gods| | [[Category:Gods| ]] | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 3 October 2009
A god is a being with unexplainable power, or something. There's a bunch of guys who've been considered gods, and some more guys who've tried to amass enough power to join their ranks.
They should not be confused with Godmasters, the Japanese equivalence of Powermasters in toyline. "God" is a common Japanese mecha term to evoke great power, and typically is not used in a religious sense.
Alleged gods
Notes
- Some creatures, such as some humans, worship the Transformers as gods.
- Astrotrain proclaims that the people of Titan "worship Transformers"The God Gambit
- People on Karin worship Metalhawk, an Autobot Pretender, as a god. Gods? Devils? The Pretenders
