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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Due to the nature of [[multipath adventure]]s, the building may also have served as the headquarters for [[Natasha Pyraniac]], a time traveler who was working with Blast-X. | *Due to the nature of [[multipath adventure]]s, the building may also have served as the headquarters for [[Natasha Pyraniac]], a time traveler who was working with Blast-X. | ||
*Lions Tower may be named in reference to the {{w|Detroit Lions}}. | |||
[[Category:Animated locations]] | [[Category:Animated locations]] | ||
[[Category:United States of America]] | [[Category:United States of America]] | ||
Revision as of 03:47, 14 April 2022
- The Lions Tower is a building from the Transformers Animated continuity family.
The Lions Tower is a recent addition to Detroit — a brand-spanking-new building with mirrored windows and "over eight storeys". Though it doesn't have any tenants of yet, it is not unoccupied; the top floor houses a time machine which is causing strange temporal disruptions across the city.
Fiction
Time-Quake
Tracking devices constructed by Ratchet led Bulkhead, Bumblebee and a human to the Lions Tower building. They broke in and made their way to the top floor, where the machine sent Bulkhead and the human back in time. On their return, they found that Bumblebee had discovered who was behind the strange machine. After a brief battle with the Decepticon Blast-X, which doubtless left the building in a less-than-pristine condition, the Autobots defeated him and made sure that the device wouldn't cause any more trouble. Time-Quake
Notes
- Due to the nature of multipath adventures, the building may also have served as the headquarters for Natasha Pyraniac, a time traveler who was working with Blast-X.
- Lions Tower may be named in reference to the Detroit Lions.
