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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===Marvel Comics UK continuity===
===Marvel Comics continuity===
====Marvel UK Generation 1 comics====
As part of [[Operation: Volcano]], Xaaron devised an ambush at the [[Imperial Amphitheatre]] to eradicate the [[Decepticon]]s' [[Ten Deadliest Killers]]. The bait for the trap comprised twenty-two [[facsimile construct]]s of the Autobot resistance chiefs and Xaaron himself. {{storylink|Target: 2006}}
As part of [[Operation: Volcano]], Xaaron devised an ambush at the [[Imperial Amphitheatre]] to eradicate the [[Decepticon]]s' [[Ten Deadliest Killers]]. The bait for the trap comprised twenty-two [[facsimile construct]]s of the Autobot resistance chiefs and Xaaron himself. {{storylink|Target: 2006}}



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These Autobots are underground leaders from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
...because they have no toys.

Under the tyrannical reign of Lord Straxus on Cybertron the Autobot resistance was scattered and divided into cells organised by the wily Emirate Xaaron. The leaders of these assorted cells are collectively known as the Autobot resistance chiefs.

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

Marvel UK Generation 1 comics

As part of Operation: Volcano, Xaaron devised an ambush at the Imperial Amphitheatre to eradicate the Decepticons' Ten Deadliest Killers. The bait for the trap comprised twenty-two facsimile constructs of the Autobot resistance chiefs and Xaaron himself. Target: 2006

Notes

  • We never see the Autobot resistance chiefs themselves but their facsimile constructs were accurate enough to fool Kickback, so we know at least what they looked like.