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**People in [[Republic of Karin]] worship [[Metalhawk]], an Autobot [[Pretender]], as a god. {{storylink|Gods? Devils? The Pretenders}} | **People in [[Republic of Karin]] worship [[Metalhawk]], an Autobot [[Pretender]], as a god. {{storylink|Gods? Devils? The Pretenders}} | ||
* The "god" should not be confused with [[Ginrai|God Ginrai]], an Autobot | * The "god" is not related and should not be confused with: | ||
** [[Ginrai|God Ginrai]], an Autobot | |||
** [[Godbomber]] | |||
** The [[Godmaster]]s, a subgroup of Transformers. | |||
** [[God Neptune]] | |||
:"God" is a common Japanese term used to evoke great power in describing mecha, and typically is not meant in a religious sense. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 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.
Alleged gods
Attempted 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 in Republic of Karin worship Metalhawk, an Autobot Pretender, as a god. Gods? Devils? The Pretenders
- The "god" is not related and should not be confused with:
- God Ginrai, an Autobot
- Godbomber
- The Godmasters, a subgroup of Transformers.
- God Neptune
- "God" is a common Japanese term used to evoke great power in describing mecha, and typically is not meant in a religious sense.
