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* In real life, the [[Optimus Primal|main protagonist]] of ''[[Beast Wars (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' is a direct homage to Kong.<ref>[http://obscuretf.com/hhk/BC04interviews.html Botcon 2004 Interview with Vinnie D'Alleva], p2</ref> | * In real life, the [[Optimus Primal|main protagonist]] of ''[[Beast Wars (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' is a direct homage to Kong.<ref>[http://obscuretf.com/hhk/BC04interviews.html Botcon 2004 Interview with Vinnie D'Alleva], p2</ref> | ||
* In the 1976 remake of King Kong, the great ape was voiced by an uncredited [[Peter Cullen]]. <ref>[http://www.ugo.com/ugo/html/article/?id=17378 Peter Cullen, Transformers Interview]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 16:10, 23 August 2010
- King Kong is a (possibly) fictional ape from the Generation 1 continuity family.
King Kong is a giant ape, and star of a self-titled movie. He may be associated with Godzilla. In the future, Maximals will view him as a great leader.
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
Wheeljack saw King Kong when he patched his databank into a television broadcast of the movie. He was reminded of the ape when Devastator scaled the Empire State Building during a Transformer battle in New York City, and took a leaf out of the movie's book by remote-controlling some drone helicopters and sending them to attack him. When Devastator easily swatted the craft out of the air, Hound consoled Wheeljack by suggesting that maybe Devastator had seen the movie too. City of Steel
Marvel Comics continuity
Earthforce
The reporter Irwin Spoon considered Superion's destructive behaviour in upper New York State similar to that depicted in a Japanese monster movie. When Prowl didn't get the reference, he went on to cite King Kong as an example. Inside Story!
Beast Machines
An angry Cheetor asked Optimus Primal "Who died and made you King Kong?". A Wolf in the Fold
Notes
- In real life, the main protagonist of Beast Wars is a direct homage to Kong.[1]
- In the 1976 remake of King Kong, the great ape was voiced by an uncredited Peter Cullen. [2]
