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:''Megatron is a human [[football]] player from the [[Quadwal|Real world]] [[continuity]].'' | :''Megatron is a human [[football]] player from the [[Quadwal|Real world]] [[continuity]].'' | ||
'''Megatron''' is a human who is good at [[football]]. In fact, some might even say he's a professional football player. He may or may not have [[ | '''Megatron''' is a human who is good at [[football]]. In fact, some might even say he's a professional football player. He may or may not have [[Cybertronian]] origins. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 18 August 2015
| The name or term "Megatron" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Megatron (disambiguation). |
- Megatron is a human football player from the Real world continuity.
Megatron is a human who is good at football. In fact, some might even say he's a professional football player. He may or may not have Cybertronian origins.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime speculated on Megatron's status, postulating that he could be a Pretender shell, or is destined to inhabit a Transtector body. In any case, he wouldn't be allowed in Axiom Nexus. Ask Vector Prime
Notes
- This is an obvious reference to American football wide receiver Calvin Johnson for the Detroit Lions of the NFL, who is nicknamed Megatron. This nickname was given to him by former Lions wide receiver Roy Williams and subsequently caught on with fans.
External links
- Calvin Johnson on Wikipedia
