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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
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[[Magnificus (G1)|Magnificus]] discovered the microverse and rescued [[Ga'mede]] before his pending execution using his matter enlarging scope. {{storylink|Magnificus (G1)| | [[Magnificus (G1)|Magnificus]] discovered the microverse and rescued [[Ga'mede]] before his pending execution using his matter enlarging scope. {{storylink|Magnificus (G1)|''Collector's Edition'' Magnificus toy bio}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*This may be a reference to [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]]'s [[Wikipedia:Microverse|Microverse]]. Follow the logic: the Microverse was where the superheroic | *This may be a reference to [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]]'s [[Wikipedia:Microverse|Microverse]]. Follow the logic: the Microverse was where the superheroic [[Micronaut]]s hailed from; the ''[[Micronauts]]'' toyline was an imported version of the Takara toyline ''[[Microman]]''; Ga'mede is a ''Microman'' mold. | ||
*Our regular-sized region of space is called the "macroverse". | *Our regular-sized region of space is called the "macroverse". | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 locations]] | [[Category:Generation 1 locations]] | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 12 December 2016
- The microverse is a location from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Subatomic inner space is a location in inner space that exists at the microscopic level. The planet Xeptos exists there and is populated by tiny aliens. It may be related to Microspace.
Fiction
e-HOBBY toy bios
Magnificus discovered the microverse and rescued Ga'mede before his pending execution using his matter enlarging scope. Collector's Edition Magnificus toy bio
Notes
- This may be a reference to Marvel's Microverse. Follow the logic: the Microverse was where the superheroic Micronauts hailed from; the Micronauts toyline was an imported version of the Takara toyline Microman; Ga'mede is a Microman mold.
- Our regular-sized region of space is called the "macroverse".
