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==Notes==
==Notes==
* Author [[Jim Sorenson]] has noted that "our" version of the ''Hunger Games'' franchise would be notably different from the fictional version mentioned in the story, due to the involvement of the [[Transformer]]s in post-1980's history. <ref>[https://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/133737-beast-wars-uprising-ama/?p=3361186 Post by Jim S on the Allspark Forums]</ref>
* Author [[Jim Sorenson]] has noted that "our" version of ''The Hunger Games'' franchise would be notably different from the fictional version mentioned in the story, due to the involvement of the [[Transformer]]s in post-1980s history. <ref>[https://www.allspark.com/forums/topic/133737-beast-wars-uprising-ama/?p=3361186 Post by Jim S on The Allspark Forums, 2016/10/16]</ref>
 
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==External links==
==External links==
* ''{{w|The Hunger Games: Catching Fire|Catching Fire}}'' at Wikipedia
* ''{{w|The Hunger Games: Catching Fire|Catching Fire}}'' at Wikipedia
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Revision as of 20:30, 19 January 2017

Catching Fire is the second installment of a movie franchise about human gladiatorial combat.

Fiction

Beast Wars: Uprising

In 2384, Cybertron intercepted an ancient Earth broadcast of Catching Fire. The Administrator was pleased to see this, as he hadn't yet seen the middle installment of the series. He wanly pointed out to Lio Convoy that the movies as a whole were the inspiration for the modern Games between the Maximals and Predacons fought in lieu of the Great War. Broken Windshields

Notes

  • Author Jim Sorenson has noted that "our" version of The Hunger Games franchise would be notably different from the fictional version mentioned in the story, due to the involvement of the Transformers in post-1980s history. [1]

References