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Undo revision 700113 by Capnpwned118766 (Talk)No, I'm pretty sure Hydra's glasses are a reference to Hydra's glasses. |
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*While obviously an homage to [[Hydra (Masterforce)|''Super-God Masterforce'' Hydra]], ''Animated'' Hydra also incorporates the pompadour haircut and tall, skinny build of [[Andrew Hall]], the fan translator who goes by the username "Hydra". | *While obviously an homage to [[Hydra (Masterforce)|''Super-God Masterforce'' Hydra]], ''Animated'' Hydra also incorporates the pompadour haircut and tall, skinny build of [[Andrew Hall]], the fan translator who goes by the username "Hydra". | ||
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Revision as of 17:40, 2 April 2012
| The name or term "Hydra" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Hydra (disambiguation). |
- Hydra is a human from the Animated continuity family.
Hydra is a human who wears amazing glasses.
Fiction
Animated cartoon
In Soundwave's virtual reality that he used to trap the Autobots in, Cancer, Hydra, and Marty Isenberg were sitting at a Burger Bot booth. Human Error, Part I
Notes
- While obviously an homage to Super-God Masterforce Hydra, Animated Hydra also incorporates the pompadour haircut and tall, skinny build of Andrew Hall, the fan translator who goes by the username "Hydra".
