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[[Image:Angry_Archer.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Steals from the rich and, well, steals from the poor, too, I guess...]] | [[Image:Angry_Archer.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Steals from the rich and, well, steals from the poor, too, I guess...]] | ||
One of the human supervillains who menaces [[Detroit]] in the near future, '''Angry Archer''' bears a strong resemblence to the traditional portrayal of Robin Hood, this includes a | One of the human supervillains who menaces [[Detroit]] in the near future, '''Angry Archer''' bears a strong resemblence to the traditional portrayal of Robin Hood, this includes a cheesy 16th century British accent. He uses his skills with a bow and arrow in his criminal schemes. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 5 January 2008
- Angry Archer is a human in the Transformers Animated continuity family.
One of the human supervillains who menaces Detroit in the near future, Angry Archer bears a strong resemblence to the traditional portrayal of Robin Hood, this includes a cheesy 16th century British accent. He uses his skills with a bow and arrow in his criminal schemes.
Fiction
The Angry Archer appears under the shadow of the night. Dropping down on a passing horseless carriage, he demands they stand and deliver. However, the local authorities arrive. No fear, a passing rescue carriage passes by. Latching on, he aways with glee. But, forsooth, the carriage became a metal giant, who defeated the Archer with reckless abandon. Oh, what a twisted move by the fickle hand of fate.
Trivia
- This character's name and face are a play on Transformers design director Aaron Archer.
