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'''Patra''', according to reports, is a Decepticon-allied Nebulan [[Powermaster]] and [[wikipedia:Ophiology|ophiologist]] who transforms into the engine of [[Clio]].
'''Patra''', according to reports, is a Decepticon-allied Nebulan [[Powermaster]] and [[wikipedia:Ophiology|ophiologist]] who transforms into the engine of [[Clio]].


==Fiction==
===''Animated'' cartoon===
The cover of ''[[Venus (magazine)|Venus]]'', a trans-dimensional magazine for [[female Transformer|Decepti-femmes]], invited its readers to decide who was deadlier: Clio or [[Lyzack|Lyzak]]. {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac}}
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==Notes==
==Notes==
[[image:RenaultClio1990AdvertDriver.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Still a better representation of Nebulan women than [[Kari]].]]
[[image:RenaultClio1990AdvertDriver.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Still a better representation of Nebulan women than [[Kari]].]]
*The state of Patra's existence remains mildly sketchy. Originally, the only mention of Clio and Patra was in [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]]'s letter column in the UK comic book (which told the "true" tale of the Transformers), replying to a letter from a [[human]] comic-reader who had seen a TV commercial for the Renault Clio car that had the vehicle transform into a robot. When the reader suggested the [[Autobot]]s recruit it,  Blaster lamented they'd been beaten to that punch. Blaster could very well have been making it all up as a joke; the Transformers who have answered human mail tend to be jokesters or [[Starscream (Armada)|flat-out]] [[Starscream (Movie)|insulting]] towards their readership.
*The state of Patra's existence remains mildly sketchy. Originally, the only mention of Clio and Patra was in [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]]'s letter column in the UK comic book (which told the "true" tale of the Transformers), replying to a letter from a [[human]] comic-reader who had seen a TV commercial for the Renault Clio car that had the vehicle transform into a robot. When the reader suggested the [[Autobot]]s recruit it,  Blaster lamented they'd been beaten to that punch. Blaster could very well have been making it all up as a joke; the Transformers who have answered human mail tend to be jokesters or [[Starscream (Armada)|flat-out]] [[Starscream (Movie)|insulting]] towards their readership.


**Subsequently, Clio's existence has been confirmed by the ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac|Allspark Almanac]]'', which namedropped her on the cover of ''[[Venus (magazine)|Venus]]'', an interdimensional magazine for [[Female Transformer|Decepti-femmes]]. While this does not confirm the existence of Patra ''outright'' (because she is not mentioned), we can charitably assume that the existence of Clio confirms the existence of Patra.
**Subsequently, Clio's existence has been confirmed by the ''Allspark Almanac'', which namedropped her on the cover of ''Venus'', a trans-dimensional magazine for female Decepticons. While this does not confirm the existence of Patra ''outright'' (because she is not mentioned), we can charitably assume that the existence of Clio confirms the existence of Patra.


* "[[wikipedia:Cleopatra_VII|Clio-Patra]]", get it? And the snake thing? Oh, you clever Britons.
* "[[wikipedia:Cleopatra_VII|Clio-Patra]]", get it? And the snake thing? Oh, you clever Britons.
* A driver is barely visible in the Renault Clio commercial that Clio originates from. We may as well go crazy and assume that's Patra.
* A driver is barely visible in the Renault Clio commercial that Clio originates from. We may as well go crazy and assume that's Patra.


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==External Links==
==External Links==
*[http://www.transfans.co.uk/comics_guide_detail.php?id=468&page=22 Letters Page to Marvel UK 315 at Transfans.co.uk]
*[http://www.transfans.co.uk/comics_guide_detail.php?id=468&page=22 Letters Page to Marvel UK 315 at Transfans.co.uk]
*[http://blogopub.tv/ancienne+pub+clio French version of the Clio ad in question]
*[http://blogopub.tv/ancienne+pub+clio French version of the Renault Clio ad in question]


[[Category:Comic-only characters]]
[[Category:Comic-only characters]]

Revision as of 11:42, 5 September 2011

This article is about the Decepticon-allied Nebulan from Generation 1. For the ancient human city in Revenge of the Fallen, see Petra.
Patra is a Decepticon-allied Nebulan from the Generation 1 continuity family.
You can't see me!


This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Patra, according to reports, is a Decepticon-allied Nebulan Powermaster and ophiologist who transforms into the engine of Clio.

Fiction

Animated cartoon

The cover of Venus, a trans-dimensional magazine for Decepti-femmes, invited its readers to decide who was deadlier: Clio or Lyzak. Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac


Notes

Still a better representation of Nebulan women than Kari.
  • The state of Patra's existence remains mildly sketchy. Originally, the only mention of Clio and Patra was in Blaster's letter column in the UK comic book (which told the "true" tale of the Transformers), replying to a letter from a human comic-reader who had seen a TV commercial for the Renault Clio car that had the vehicle transform into a robot. When the reader suggested the Autobots recruit it, Blaster lamented they'd been beaten to that punch. Blaster could very well have been making it all up as a joke; the Transformers who have answered human mail tend to be jokesters or flat-out insulting towards their readership.
    • Subsequently, Clio's existence has been confirmed by the Allspark Almanac, which namedropped her on the cover of Venus, a trans-dimensional magazine for female Decepticons. While this does not confirm the existence of Patra outright (because she is not mentioned), we can charitably assume that the existence of Clio confirms the existence of Patra.
  • "Clio-Patra", get it? And the snake thing? Oh, you clever Britons.
  • A driver is barely visible in the Renault Clio commercial that Clio originates from. We may as well go crazy and assume that's Patra.