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The name '''Apollo''' has been used for several characters and concepts in ''Transformers'': | The name '''Apollo''' has been used for several characters and concepts in ''Transformers'': | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2002]]|Apollo, the Japanese ''Micron Densetsu'' name for [[Sky Blast (Armada)|Sky Blast]], the [[Space Mini-Con Team]] rocket from ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2002]]|Apollo, the Japanese ''Micron Densetsu'' name for [[Sky Blast (Armada)|Sky Blast]], the [[Space Mini-Con Team]] rocket from ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2007]]*|[[Apollo 11]], the [[human]] spaceflight mission from the [[live-action film series]].}} | {{disamb|y=[[2007]]*|[[Apollo 11]], the [[human]] spaceflight mission from the [[live-action film series]].}} | ||
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*{{w|Apollo}}, the Greek mythological deity. | *{{w|Apollo}}, the Greek mythological deity. | ||
*{{W|Apollo program}} | *{{W|Apollo program}} | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 18 March 2019
The name Apollo has been used for several characters and concepts in Transformers:
- 2002 — Apollo, the Japanese Micron Densetsu name for Sky Blast, the Space Mini-Con Team rocket from Armada.
- 2007* — Apollo 11, the human spaceflight mission from the live-action film series.
- 2015 — Apollo, an identity adopted by the Last Autobot in "Ask Vector Prime".
- 2015 — Apollo, the Cosmic Exploration Team rocket from the Unicron Trilogy who is separate from Sky Blast.
- 2015* — Apollo, the Guardian from GoBots.
*First appearance in Transformers fiction.
See also
- Apollo, the Greek mythological deity.
- Apollo program
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