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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*A number of Starriors have had ''Transformers'' cameos, including: | *A number of Starriors have had ''Transformers'' cameos, including: | ||
**[[Cut-Up]] | |||
**[[Crank]] | |||
**[[Deadeye (Starriors)|Deadeye]] | |||
**[[Steelgrave]] | **[[Steelgrave]] | ||
**[[Sawtooth (BW)|Sawtooth]] | **[[Sawtooth (BW)|Sawtooth]] | ||
**[[Deadeye (BW)|Deadeye]] | **[[Deadeye (BW)|Deadeye]] | ||
**[[Bolar]] | **[[Bolar]] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 04:14, 27 November 2022
Starriors is a Tomy toyline and a spin-off of Zoids.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
When asked if he had ever heard of Starriors, Vector Prime misinterpreted the question and thought that they were referring to a much more famous science fiction franchise. Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/13
However, he later clarified that the exploits of the Starriors are canon to Cymond 1184.0 Gamma. Ask Vector Prime 2015/06/15
Notes
- A number of Starriors have had Transformers cameos, including:
External links
- Starriors at Wikipedia
