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===''Shattered Glass''=== | ===''Shattered Glass''=== | ||
In the early 21st century of [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon]], the British desired to invade the [[United States of America]], though the Queen argued against bombing the very land she wished to conquer. {{storylink|Eye in the Sky}} | In the early 21st century of [[Primax -408.24 Epsilon|a strange and backward universe]], the British desired to invade the [[United States of America]], though the Queen argued against bombing the very land she wished to conquer. {{storylink|Eye in the Sky}} | ||
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*The term "{{w|Queen of England}}" is often used erroneously to refer to the Queen of the United Kingdom, as Wikipedia explains. | *The term "{{w|Queen of England}}" is often used erroneously to refer to the Queen of the United Kingdom, as Wikipedia explains. | ||
*While the continuity is of course heavily fictional, the ''Wings'' Queen mentioned above is probably the real-life {{w|Elizabeth II}}. It is less certain if this is also the case in ''Shattered Glass''. | *While the continuity is of course heavily fictional, the ''Wings'' Queen mentioned above is probably the real-life {{w|Elizabeth II}}. It is less certain if this is also the case in ''Shattered Glass''. | ||
*The thinking by [[James Roberts]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity]] is that by [[Nominus Prime]] | *The thinking by [[James Roberts]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity|2005-2018 IDW comics]] is that by [[Nominus Prime]]'s time, the [[Prime (rank)|Prime]]s had become like the Queen: a constitutional leader but with the government having more of the power.<ref>[http://www.transmissionspodcast.com/2015/03/transmissions-episode-94-james-roberts-mtmte-elegant-chaos-interview/ TransMissions Episode 94 – James Roberts MTMTE Elegant Chaos Interview] 1:09:06 to 1:09:50</ref> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 10 January 2020
This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
As leader of the people of the United Kingdom, the Queen of England has occasionally found herself involved in the Transformers' conflict on Earth.
Fiction
Shattered Glass
In the early 21st century of a strange and backward universe, the British desired to invade the United States of America, though the Queen argued against bombing the very land she wished to conquer. Eye in the Sky
Wings Universe
When Clench's Decepticon Syndicate attempted to kidnap and ransom the Queen of England, UK citizen Pyro Ignatius Spark gathered his own team of Second Generation Autobots to rescue Her Majesty. Pyro was subsequently knighted by the Queen for this brave act. Clench's profile
The Last Knight film
Both Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria were members of the Order of the Witwiccans, a secret society who knew of the presence of Transformers on Earth and worked to keep their secret. Portraits of both queens were included in Edmund Burton's collection of Witwiccan/Cybertronian artifacts. The Last Knight
Notes
- The term "Queen of England" is often used erroneously to refer to the Queen of the United Kingdom, as Wikipedia explains.
- While the continuity is of course heavily fictional, the Wings Queen mentioned above is probably the real-life Elizabeth II. It is less certain if this is also the case in Shattered Glass.
- The thinking by James Roberts in the 2005-2018 IDW comics is that by Nominus Prime's time, the Primes had become like the Queen: a constitutional leader but with the government having more of the power.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ TransMissions Episode 94 – James Roberts MTMTE Elegant Chaos Interview 1:09:06 to 1:09:50
