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== Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity == | == Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity == | ||
At least in this continuity [[Cybertron]] had a rich history of music. With his Matrix-granted powers the former G.I. Joe commander [[Hawk]] had access to a database of at least 11 million traditional Cybertronian songs. One apparently has a line that goes: "[[Protoform]]/Protoform/What will you be?" | At least in this continuity [[Cybertron]] had a rich history of music. With his Matrix-granted powers the former G.I. Joe commander [[Hawk (G.I. Joe)|Hawk]] had access to a database of at least 11 million traditional Cybertronian songs. One apparently has a line that goes: "[[Protoform]]/Protoform/What will you be?" | ||
== Transformers Armada == | == Transformers Armada == | ||
Revision as of 04:35, 13 April 2007
Like many cultures, Transformers make music to express themselves. (The Decepticon Squawkbox for instance is a passionate musician.) However, very few of these alien songs have ever been recorded or played for human ears.
Generation 1 animated continuity
Starscream has a group of Decepticons play a fanfare on brass instruments for his coronation.
Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers continuity
At least in this continuity Cybertron had a rich history of music. With his Matrix-granted powers the former G.I. Joe commander Hawk had access to a database of at least 11 million traditional Cybertronian songs. One apparently has a line that goes: "Protoform/Protoform/What will you be?"
Transformers Armada
The Mini-Cons were revealed to project a strange, haunting melody amongst themselves. The exact effect of this varied.
Transformers Cybertron
The Transformers on the Speed Planet have a band that plays at official functions.
