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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
The Neo-Knights were assembled by G.B. Blackrock and the [[United States]] | The Neo-Knights were assembled by G.B. Blackrock to combat the [[Decepticon]] threat to [[Earth]], and had the official backing of the [[United States of America|United States government]] to replace the defunct [[RAAT]]. Thunderpunch and Rapture were the initial members, with their first mission to hire Dynamo; on the way, they picked up Circuit-Breaker. {{storylink|The Human Factor!}} | ||
The [[President of the United States]] ordered them to intervene in a [[Decepticon Civil War]] that threatened [[New York City]], which accidentally caused them to be warped with the Transformers to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]... just in time for the attack by [[Unicron]]! At Thunderpunch's urging, they helped battle Unicron... well, tried to and sucked at it. Circuit-Breaker, however, saved the planet by ''electrocuting the Chaos-Bringer'' for a brief few seconds. | |||
After the battle, the Transformers basically ignored them. Unnoticed, they helped [[Hi-Q]]/[[Optimus Prime]] awaken the [[Last Autobot]] and thus helped save Cybertron. | |||
They kind of disappeared after that, and never appeared for [[Generation 2]]. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 01:00, 1 October 2010
- The Neo-Knights are a group of superheroes from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Assembled by industrialist G.B. Blackrock to use their powers to make a difference in the Transformer war on Earth, the Neo-Knights are:
- Circuit Breaker/Josie Beller
- Dynamo/Hector Dialonzo
- Thunderpunch/Lee Gruber
- Rapture/Katrina Vesotsky
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
The Neo-Knights were assembled by G.B. Blackrock to combat the Decepticon threat to Earth, and had the official backing of the United States government to replace the defunct RAAT. Thunderpunch and Rapture were the initial members, with their first mission to hire Dynamo; on the way, they picked up Circuit-Breaker. The Human Factor!
The President of the United States ordered them to intervene in a Decepticon Civil War that threatened New York City, which accidentally caused them to be warped with the Transformers to Cybertron... just in time for the attack by Unicron! At Thunderpunch's urging, they helped battle Unicron... well, tried to and sucked at it. Circuit-Breaker, however, saved the planet by electrocuting the Chaos-Bringer for a brief few seconds.
After the battle, the Transformers basically ignored them. Unnoticed, they helped Hi-Q/Optimus Prime awaken the Last Autobot and thus helped save Cybertron.
They kind of disappeared after that, and never appeared for Generation 2.
Notes
In 1991, in the letters page at the end of the final issue of the G1 comic, Simon Furman sorrowfully reveals that this will almost certainly mark the end of Transformers storytelling forever, but that he wants to work on a dedicated Neo-Knights series at Marvel.End of the Road! Funny how things work out, huh?
