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===Ask Sideways===
===Ask Sideways===
Known liar [[Sideways (Armada)|Sideways]] claimed to have met Clio. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Ask Sideways|Ask Sideways, 2015/07/02}}
Known liar [[Sideways (AVP)|Sideways]] claimed to have met Clio. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Ask Sideways|Ask Sideways, 2015/07/02}}
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Revision as of 23:20, 12 December 2022

Clio is a Decepticon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
You can't see me!


This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Clio, according to reports, is a Decepticon Powermaster who transforms into a car. Her Powermaster partner is named Patra.

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

Eagle-eyed humans spotted Clio hawking Renault cars back in 1991 and alerted the Autobots. Blaster lamented that they had too learned of Clio but when they contacted Renault to recruit her, they learned she was already a Decepticon Powermaster. Her partner Patra is a Nebulon ophiologist. #315 Darn 'n' Blast It

The AllSpark Almanac

The cover of Venus, a trans-dimensional magazine for Decepti-femmes, invited its readers to decide who was deadlier: Clio or Lyzak. The AllSpark Almanac

Ask Sideways

Known liar Sideways claimed to have met Clio. Ask Sideways, 2015/07/02

Notes

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  • The letter to Blaster was talking about a contemporary Renault Clio car commercial that had the vehicle transform into a robot. Pre-Almanac, whether this was a 'real' Transformer was questionable: while the Marvel UK's letters pages were written 'by' Transformers and telling the 'real story', by this point they were often jokesters (or inaccurate).
  • If the original Renault commercial is taken at face value, Clio can also turn herself into a red orb and a horseshoe magnet, plus generate a giant pair of kissy lips from thin air.
  • While the blown kiss and girlish giggle at the end of the ad suggests the persona of the Clio car is meant to be female, the robot the Clio turns into has a masculine build; in fact, it appears to be modeled more-or-less directly on Gort from the The Day the Earth Stood Still.
  • ...Oh! "Clio-Patra"! I just got it!