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===''Beast Wars II'' comic=== | ===''Beast Wars II'' comic=== | ||
On [[Gaea|post-apocalyptic Earth]], [[Lio Convoy (BWII)|Lio Convoy]] and [[Tasmania Kid]] had a talk while sitting on the remnants of the Tokyo Tower until the former noticed a mysterious ray of light from a chasm nearby. {{storylink|Infiltrate the Mystery Island!}} | On [[Gaea (planet)|post-apocalyptic Earth]], [[Lio Convoy (BWII)|Lio Convoy]] and [[Tasmania Kid]] had a talk while sitting on the remnants of the Tokyo Tower until the former noticed a mysterious ray of light from a chasm nearby. {{storylink|Infiltrate the Mystery Island!}} | ||
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{{Note|The ''Robots in Disguise'' version of ''Car Robots'' takes place in [[Metro City]] rather than Tokyo. As such, the structure in "An Explosive Situation" technically is not Tokyo Tower.}} | {{Note|The ''Robots in Disguise'' version of ''Car Robots'' takes place in [[Metro City]] rather than Tokyo. As such, the structure in "An Explosive Situation" technically is not Tokyo Tower.}} | ||
[[X-Brawn]] drove up | [[X-Brawn|Wildride]] drove up Tokyo Tower to get a better view of the city and, with that, [[Predacon (RID)|Destronger]] activity. | ||
Some time later, | Some time later, Wildride came back down to steal an energy bomb from the Destrongers, but he accidentally activated it. In order to limit the damage it could do to the city, [[Prowl (RID)|Mach Alert]] suggested he'd take it to the highest structure he could think of. Wildride's thoughts immediately went to the Tokyo Tower, which this time he swung and towed himself to the top of, closely followed by [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Gelshark]] who wanted the bomb to power up the ''[[Megastar]]''. The tower was not high enough to let the bomb detonate safely though, but [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Fire Convoy]] had a plan. He ordered Wildride to throw it as high as he could and from the ground, Fire Convoy used his water cannon to send both the bomb and Gelshark into [[Space (the place)|space]]. {{storylink|An Explosive Situation|High Speed Battle! Gelshark}} | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* | * {{w|Tokyo Tower}} at Wikipedia | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars II locations]] | [[Category:Beast Wars II locations]] | ||
Revision as of 17:46, 8 January 2016
Tokyo Tower (東京タワー Tōkyō Tawā) is an iconic structure located in Tokyo, Japan. It is the second tallest human-made structure in the country, beaten only by the Tokyo Skytree, and it serves as a communications and observation tower.
Fiction
Generation 1 cartoon continuity
The Transformers cartoon
The Autobots used Tokyo Tower as an antenna to send Kremzeek to the Decepticons' energy magnet. Kremzeek! Tokyo Tower also was one of the first monuments scheduled to be treated with corrostop. Whether it ever was coated is unknown. Cosmic Rust
Robotmasters cartoon
Optimus Primal made his dramatic entrance and pummeled Starscream out of the sky from Tokyo Tower. He was assisted in this by Reverse Convoy, who suddenly showed up, and with whom he met up at the base of the tower. The Lio Convoy Typhoon Enters
Beast Wars II comic
On post-apocalyptic Earth, Lio Convoy and Tasmania Kid had a talk while sitting on the remnants of the Tokyo Tower until the former noticed a mysterious ray of light from a chasm nearby. Infiltrate the Mystery Island!
Car Robots cartoon
Wildride drove up Tokyo Tower to get a better view of the city and, with that, Destronger activity.
Some time later, Wildride came back down to steal an energy bomb from the Destrongers, but he accidentally activated it. In order to limit the damage it could do to the city, Mach Alert suggested he'd take it to the highest structure he could think of. Wildride's thoughts immediately went to the Tokyo Tower, which this time he swung and towed himself to the top of, closely followed by Gelshark who wanted the bomb to power up the Megastar. The tower was not high enough to let the bomb detonate safely though, but Fire Convoy had a plan. He ordered Wildride to throw it as high as he could and from the ground, Fire Convoy used his water cannon to send both the bomb and Gelshark into space. High Speed Battle! Gelshark
External links
- Tokyo Tower at Wikipedia
