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Upon discovering a [[Megatron (Movie)|strange object]] buried beneath the ice, Captain Witwicky ordered Wiencke to hand him a pick, so that he could dig it up himself. Wiencke obliged, despite [[Reginald Danco]]'s superstitious belief that the fates would want them to leave whatever it was alone. {{storylink|Movie Prequel issue 2|Movie Prequel #2}} | Upon discovering a [[Megatron (Movie)|strange object]] buried beneath the ice, Captain Witwicky ordered Wiencke to hand him a pick, so that he could dig it up himself. Wiencke obliged, despite [[Reginald Danco]]'s superstitious belief that the fates would want them to leave whatever it was alone. {{storylink|Movie Prequel issue 2|Movie Prequel #2}} | ||
===''Transformers: Beginnings''=== | ====''Transformers: Beginnings''==== | ||
:''Voice actor:'' Unknown | :''Voice actor:'' Unknown | ||
{{note|Transformers: Beginnings is a condensed, flash-animated retelling of the [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] [[Transformers: Movie Prequel |Movie Prequel]] that is detailed above this section.}} | {{note|Transformers: Beginnings is a condensed, flash-animated retelling of the [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] [[Transformers: Movie Prequel |Movie Prequel]] that is detailed above this section.}} | ||
Revision as of 21:31, 30 October 2015
- Wiencke is a human from the live-action film continuity family.

Wiencke served under Captain Witwicky during his expedition to the Arctic circle in 1897.
Fiction
IDW Transformers movie comic prequels
Upon discovering a strange object buried beneath the ice, Captain Witwicky ordered Wiencke to hand him a pick, so that he could dig it up himself. Wiencke obliged, despite Reginald Danco's superstitious belief that the fates would want them to leave whatever it was alone. Movie Prequel #2
Transformers: Beginnings
- Voice actor: Unknown
Transformers: Beginnings is a condensed, flash-animated retelling of the IDW Movie Prequel that is detailed above this section.

