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===''TransTech''===
===''TransTech''===
[[Galaxy Shuttle]] was disguised as an Andegean shuttle, the ''Orion'', to allow him to get close enough to [[Nebulos]] to covertly insert his passengers [[Vector Prime]] and [[Scorpia (TransTech)|Scorpia]] via [[Orbital jump|orbital bounce]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}
[[Galaxy Shuttle]] was disguised as an Andegean shuttle, the ''Orion'', to allow him to get close enough to [[Nebulos]] to covertly insert his passengers [[Vector Prime]] and [[Scorpia (TransTech)|Scorpia]] via [[Orbital jump|orbital bounce]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/11/09}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
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[[Category:Animated planets]]
[[Category:Animated planets]]
[[Category:Generation 1 planets]]
[[Category:Generation 1 planets]]
[[Category:TransTech locations]]
[[Category:TransTech planets]]

Latest revision as of 13:16, 11 December 2016

Andegea is a planet in the far reaches of the galaxy. Its inhabitants are bipedal reptiles who are currently at war with the Kalkars, though there is a truce in effect.

Fiction

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Transformers in 3-D

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Two Andegean scientists, Charc Dulth and Doza, discovered strange twin spires in Kalkar-controlled territory. After Charc detected strange transmissions and made contact with beings trapped in a dimensional barrier, he was shot dead by Kalkar soldiers. Doza sought to avenge him by using explosives to free the trapped beings, and managed to succeed... only to discover he'd unleashed the Destructons, who slaughtered the Kalkars and then turned on him. The War Against the Destructons, Chapter 1 of 3

Animated cartoon

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Andegea was part of the Nebulon Republic. The AllSpark Almanac II

TransTech

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Galaxy Shuttle was disguised as an Andegean shuttle, the Orion, to allow him to get close enough to Nebulos to covertly insert his passengers Vector Prime and Scorpia via orbital bounce. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/11/09

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