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:''Traachon is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Marvel Comics]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''Traachon is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Marvel Comics]] portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
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High | High Councillor '''Traachon''' (formerly General Traachon) manages to ''fail'' at everything he's ever tried to do in any story he's in. Scarily, the Autobots made him their political leader anyway. | ||
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===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
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General Traachon was the commander of [[Iacon]]'s military forces. Despite [[Emirate Xaaron]]'s wishes, Traachon refused to send peacekeeping forces to the [[Vos]]/[[Tarn]] conflict, and believed it'd be good for Iacon if both city- | General Traachon was the commander of [[Iacon (city-state)|Iacon]]'s military forces. Despite [[Emirate Xaaron]]'s wishes, Traachon refused to send peacekeeping forces to the [[Vos]]/[[Tarn]] conflict, and believed it'd be good for Iacon if both city-states destroyed each other. {{storylink|State Games}} | ||
Later, with Iacon about to be overrun by the [[Decepticon|warrior remnants of those two states]] (whoops!), Traachon was High Councillor of the ruling [[Council of Autobot Elders]]; as High Councillor, he wielded veto power. Xaaron petitioned him to give control of the military to [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] instead of keeping it under Council control. Traachon agreed. {{storylink|And There Shall Come...a Leader!}} | Later, with Iacon about to be overrun by the [[Decepticon|warrior remnants of those two states]] (whoops!), Traachon was High Councillor of the ruling [[Council of Autobot Elders]]; as High Councillor, he wielded veto power. Xaaron petitioned him to give control of the military to [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] instead of keeping it under Council control. Traachon agreed. {{storylink|And There Shall Come...a Leader!}} | ||
Revision as of 08:46, 30 May 2010
| This article is about the Autobot High Councillor. For the (very small) Transformer sub-group, see Trakkon. |
- Traachon is an Autobot from the Marvel Comics portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
High Councillor Traachon (formerly General Traachon) manages to fail at everything he's ever tried to do in any story he's in. Scarily, the Autobots made him their political leader anyway.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Marvel UK
General Traachon was the commander of Iacon's military forces. Despite Emirate Xaaron's wishes, Traachon refused to send peacekeeping forces to the Vos/Tarn conflict, and believed it'd be good for Iacon if both city-states destroyed each other. State Games
Later, with Iacon about to be overrun by the warrior remnants of those two states (whoops!), Traachon was High Councillor of the ruling Council of Autobot Elders; as High Councillor, he wielded veto power. Xaaron petitioned him to give control of the military to Optimus Prime instead of keeping it under Council control. Traachon agreed. And There Shall Come...a Leader!
When the Ark was lost, Traachon attempted to once again take command of the disorganized Autobot army. As a result, the Decepticons conquered everything except Iacon, and that deadlock ended when new leader Trannis simply decided to bomb the city. In an emergency meeting the council (except Xaaron) decided to surrender. The instant they did, Trannis killed Traachon and the rest. Cybertron: The Middle Years!
Trivia
- State Games came out after And There Shall Come... a Leader!, and retroactively has it that Traachon was a (former) military leader when Xaaron was arguing that generals and not politicians should be running the army. It's possible Traachon was just a very crap general.
