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===IDW movie comics=== | ===IDW movie comics=== | ||
During [[World War II]], German forces captured [[Jetfire ( | During [[World War II]], German forces captured [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]] and locked him up in Castle Neuschwanstein, where Nazi scientists reverse-engineered the Cybertronian technology in his body to make terrible weapons of war such as the "[[Panzer-Giganten]]". When [[Sector Seven]] learned of this, they sent a strike team led by [[Bill Simmons]] to Germany to put a stop to these activities. Using one of the Nazis' transforming laser tanks, Simmons fought his way into Castle Neuschwanstein and freed Jetfire, who destroyed the Panzer-Giganten, killed all the remaining Nazis and tore the castle to the ground. {{storylink|Weapon (issue)|Weapon}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:08, 30 September 2018
Castle Neuschwanstein is a castle in Germany.
Fiction
IDW movie comics
During World War II, German forces captured Jetfire and locked him up in Castle Neuschwanstein, where Nazi scientists reverse-engineered the Cybertronian technology in his body to make terrible weapons of war such as the "Panzer-Giganten". When Sector Seven learned of this, they sent a strike team led by Bill Simmons to Germany to put a stop to these activities. Using one of the Nazis' transforming laser tanks, Simmons fought his way into Castle Neuschwanstein and freed Jetfire, who destroyed the Panzer-Giganten, killed all the remaining Nazis and tore the castle to the ground. Weapon
