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* [[Optimus Primal]]'s rescue of the [[Axalon (BW)|Axalon]] in the ''[[Beast Wars (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'' episode [[Victory (episode)|"Victory"]] was an homage to a traditional Superman rescue, complete with "Is it a bird?" "Maybe a plane?" and some very Superman-esque musical cues. | * [[Optimus Primal]]'s rescue of the [[Axalon (BW)|Axalon]] in the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]'' episode [[Victory (episode)|"Victory"]] was an homage to a traditional Superman rescue, complete with "Is it a bird?" "Maybe a plane?" and some very Superman-esque musical cues. | ||
* Numerous ''Transformers'' voice actors have voiced the Man Of Steel over the years. [[Beau Weaver]] voiced him in the Ruby-Spears-produced 1988 ''Superman'' cartoon, [[Crispin Freeman]] voiced him in the ''Justice League: Heroes'' video game, [[Adam Baldwin]] voiced him in the ''Superman: Doomsday'' DVD movie, [[David Kaye]] voiced him in the toy pack-in DVD ''DC Super Friends'' and [[Nolan North]] currently voices him on the ''Young Justice'' cartoon. | |||
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Revision as of 07:56, 27 September 2011
Superman is a powerful being.
Fiction
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
Ginrai compared the power granted by transtectors to that of Superman, noting that people would want to use such power beyond the constraints of society. Friend or Foe!? The True Form of the Monster!!
Transformers film
Robert Epps referred to the United States Air Force's Combat Control as "Superman School". Transformers
Notes
- Optimus Primal's rescue of the Axalon in the Beast Wars episode "Victory" was an homage to a traditional Superman rescue, complete with "Is it a bird?" "Maybe a plane?" and some very Superman-esque musical cues.
- Numerous Transformers voice actors have voiced the Man Of Steel over the years. Beau Weaver voiced him in the Ruby-Spears-produced 1988 Superman cartoon, Crispin Freeman voiced him in the Justice League: Heroes video game, Adam Baldwin voiced him in the Superman: Doomsday DVD movie, David Kaye voiced him in the toy pack-in DVD DC Super Friends and Nolan North currently voices him on the Young Justice cartoon.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Superman (スーパーマン Sūpāman)
External links
- Superman at Wikipedia
