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*In [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel Comics continuity]] [[Straxus (G1)|Straxus]] had a similar title, Lord High Governor. | *In [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel Comics continuity]] [[Straxus (G1)|Straxus]] had a similar title, Lord High Governor. | ||
*According to the ''[[GoBots (franchise)|Challenge of the GoBots]]'' cartoon, [[Leader-1 (GoBots)|Leader-1]] and [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)|Cy-Kill]] both had the same title in the distant past. | *According to the ''[[GoBots (franchise)|Challenge of the GoBots]]'' cartoon, [[Leader-1 (GoBots)|Leader-1]] and [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)|Cy-Kill]] both had the same title in the distant past. | ||
*In real life, a | *In real life, a {{w|Lord Protector}} was a British term for those who ruled the country while the monarch was still too young to rule. The title was used by the ruling Cromwells when Britain became a republic following the English Civil War. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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- Lord High Protector is a title from the live-action movie continuity family.
Lord High Protector was a title given to Megatron. It is one of two rulers of the planet Cybertron, the other being the Prime, a title held by his sibling Optimus Prime. The Lord High Protector is a military title, and Megatron oversaw the armies of Cybertron while Optimus Prime was the civilian and spiritual leader. Together, they both stewarded the AllSpark. However Megatron's military command led to a dangerous imbalance of power when he came to covet the life-giving artifact and formed the Decepticons. Movie Prequel
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- In Marvel Comics continuity Straxus had a similar title, Lord High Governor.
- According to the Challenge of the GoBots cartoon, Leader-1 and Cy-Kill both had the same title in the distant past.
- In real life, a Lord Protector was a British term for those who ruled the country while the monarch was still too young to rule. The title was used by the ruling Cromwells when Britain became a republic following the English Civil War.
