Ursagryph: Difference between revisions

From MediaWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Starfield (talk | contribs)
m The exact day isn't necessary
KrytenKoro (talk | contribs)
90% of this is clearly made-up, regardless of whether we keep the article. Weeding out the speculation for what was actually stated
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Cleanup|August 2013|Sources, in-universe description needed}}
{{Cleanup|August 2013|Sources, in-universe description needed}}
An ursagryph is a form of Cybertronian life in the [[Transformers Prime]] universe, assuming the [[Predacons]] of that continuity sprung up from native life on Cybertron or were such life, as the TV show gives allusions to. It is presumably a portmanteau of ursine (Latin for bear) and gryphon, making it a large metallic bear with wings that may shoot lasers out of its eyes. [[Grimwing (Prime)]] and [[Darksteel (Prime)]] are two known Transformers that use the ursagryph form.
An '''Ursagryph''' is a mythological creature that is half-bear and half-falcon.


[[Category:Cybertronic wildlife]]
==Notes==
*According to a statement at [[Toyfare 2013]], the Ursagryph is toy designer [[Lenny Panzica]]'s favorite mythological creature, and the design basis of [[Grimwing (Prime)|Grimwing]], and thus that of  [[Darksteel (Prime)|Darksteel]] and [[Budora]] as well. The ursagryph is so wildly obscure that you're unlikely to find a non-''Transformers'' mention of it without diving deep into Google, which is probably why Hasbro felt the need to make the statement.

Revision as of 15:07, 13 August 2013

"Sloppiness is bad, cleanliness is good!"
"Sloppiness is bad, cleanliness is good!"

This article may require cleanup to meet the quality standards of MediaWiki.
Please discuss this issue on the talk page or append this tag with a more specific message.
This article has been tagged since August 2013.

Sources, in-universe description needed

An Ursagryph is a mythological creature that is half-bear and half-falcon.

Notes

  • According to a statement at Toyfare 2013, the Ursagryph is toy designer Lenny Panzica's favorite mythological creature, and the design basis of Grimwing, and thus that of Darksteel and Budora as well. The ursagryph is so wildly obscure that you're unlikely to find a non-Transformers mention of it without diving deep into Google, which is probably why Hasbro felt the need to make the statement.