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* This individual first appeared in the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFJp5t7N5VM&ab_channel=ParamountPictures "Microfiche" TV Spot]. | * This individual first appeared in the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFJp5t7N5VM&ab_channel=ParamountPictures "Microfiche" TV Spot]. | ||
* Unlike "[[Bulldog (TLK)|Bulldog]]", this individual hasn't had full concept artwork released to the public, leaving us with no semi-proper name to give to this poor fellow. | * Unlike "[[Bulldog (TLK)|Bulldog]]", this individual hasn't had full concept artwork released to the public, leaving us with no semi-proper name to give to this poor fellow. | ||
* It appears this individual may have been developed for "''Operation: Skyfire''", a film concept that was made pre-''The Last Knight'' and was to be set during World War II. Several pieces of concept artwork by [[JP Targete]] were released on [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/gJ9JeE ArtStation] and in the BluRay special features for ''The Last Knight'', depicting what this movie could have entailed, however, none of the Transformers shown in the concepts looked anything like this individual. Since ''The Last Knight'' proved to be a Box Office failure, there have been no future plans in making this film. | * It appears this individual may have been developed for "''Operation: Skyfire''", a film concept that was made pre-''The Last Knight'' and was to be set during World War II. Several pieces of concept artwork by [[JP Targete]] were released on [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/gJ9JeE ArtStation] and in the BluRay special features for ''The Last Knight'', depicting what this movie could have entailed, however, none of the Transformers shown in the concepts looked anything like this individual. Since ''The Last Knight'' proved to be a Box Office failure, there have been no future plans in making this film. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Lieutenant]] | |||
[[Category:Live-action-only characters]] | [[Category:Live-action-only characters]] | ||
[[Category:The Last Knight Transformers]] | [[Category:The Last Knight Transformers]] | ||
Revision as of 06:05, 17 June 2021
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- The WWII Plane Transformer is a Transformer of unknown allegiance from the The Last Knight portion of the live-action film series continuity family.
The "WWII Plane Transformer" is a Transformer that fought in the Second World War. Its existence was covered up by the Order of the Witwiccans.
Fiction
The Last Knight film
Sir Edmund Burton had a framed newspaper page on a wall inside his Castle Folgan estate that depicted a Transformer serving with several unidentified Air Force soldiers. The framed picture was hung alongside some ZB-7 and Hound World War II propaganda. Burton showed it to Cade Yeager and Viviane Wembly as he explained the secret history of the Witwiccans. The Last Knight
Notes
- This individual first appeared in the "Microfiche" TV Spot.
- Unlike "Bulldog", this individual hasn't had full concept artwork released to the public, leaving us with no semi-proper name to give to this poor fellow.
- It appears this individual may have been developed for "Operation: Skyfire", a film concept that was made pre-The Last Knight and was to be set during World War II. Several pieces of concept artwork by JP Targete were released on ArtStation and in the BluRay special features for The Last Knight, depicting what this movie could have entailed, however, none of the Transformers shown in the concepts looked anything like this individual. Since The Last Knight proved to be a Box Office failure, there have been no future plans in making this film.
