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:''The Hall of Heroes is a location on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] in the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''The Hall of Heroes is a location on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] in the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:Hall of heroes.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Matte painters can | [[Image:Hall of heroes.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Matte painters can't count.]] | ||
The Decepticon '''Hall of Heroes''' | The Decepticon '''Hall of Heroes'''<ref>Named in both the [[Marvel Comics]] adaptation and the Ladybird novelization of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]].''</ref> is filled with statues of fallen Decepticon leaders.<ref>From a draft of the Movie script: "This is the closest thing the Decepticons have to a throne room. It is a massive, circular room with tombs of old leaders, and a raised area where Starscream stands."</ref> | ||
(''Psst!'' Decepticon Heroes = Villains.) | (''Psst!'' Decepticon Heroes = Villains.) | ||
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==Figures== | ==Figures== | ||
The Decepticon Hall of Heroes is dominated by giant golden statues. Ten in total, they act as [[memorial markers]] for the tombs of prior Decepticon leaders. The names of the seven figures seen clearly in the finished movie are known. | The Decepticon Hall of Heroes is dominated by giant golden statues. Ten in total, they act as [[memorial markers]] for the tombs of prior Decepticon leaders. The names of the seven figures seen clearly in the finished movie are known.<ref>From the original concept art by designer [[Floro Dery]]. http://hometown.aol.com/kuest12/command.html</ref> | ||
''Positions given are from the outside of the Hall of Heroes looking towards the throne.'' | ''Positions given are from the outside of the Hall of Heroes looking towards the throne.'' | ||
===Outer statues=== | ===Outer statues=== | ||
Two statues stand on platforms just outside the Hall. | Two statues stand on platforms just outside the Hall. | ||
''(The outer statues are named for | ''(The outer statues are named for <small>(and by)</small> movie designer [[Floro Dery]].)'' | ||
[[Image:Floron_guardian.jpg|right|150px|his pot belly beat Ratchet's b more than 20 years]] | |||
[[Image:Floron_guardian.jpg|right|150px| | '''Floron'''<br> | ||
'''Floron''' | Floron is the outer statue on the right side of the Hall. His left hand ends in an axe, his right hand ends in a blaster. | ||
Floron is the outer statue on the right side of the Hall. | |||
Floron also guards the entryway to the [[Decepticon Crypt]], but he is on the left there. | Floron also guards the entryway to the [[Decepticon Crypt]], but he is on the left there. | ||
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[[Image:Dery_guardian.jpg|right|150px| | [[Image:Dery_guardian.jpg|right|150px|lobsterback]] | ||
'''Dery''' | '''Dery'''<br> | ||
Dery is the outer statue on the left side of the hall. He carries a blaster and wears a jetpack. | Dery is the outer statue on the left side of the hall. He carries a blaster and wears a jetpack. | ||
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===Left side=== | ===Left side=== | ||
[[Image:Ghoulon_marker.jpg|right|150px|I had a dentist name Goulan.]] | [[Image:Ghoulon_marker.jpg|right|150px|I had a dentist name Goulan.]] | ||
'''Ghoulon''' | '''Ghoulon'''<br> | ||
Ghoulon is the outermost figure on the left; he is a hulking figure with seemingly mottled, decaying outer skin. | Ghoulon is the outermost figure on the left; he is a hulking figure with seemingly mottled, decaying outer skin. | ||
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[[Image:Mortron_marker.jpg|right|150px|Mortron | [[Image:Mortron_marker.jpg|right|150px|Mortron Der Soul Stealer]] | ||
'''Murdron''' | '''Murdron'''<br> | ||
Murdron is the second-outermost figure on the left. | Murdron is the second-outermost figure on the left. He has a lean, whiplike figure and carries a gun in his right hand. | ||
'''Note:''' ''There was debate as to Murdron's correct name, as his label in the production art is very squinty. However, when contacted about it, Floro Dery confirmed the name as "Murdron". '' | '''Note:''' ''There was debate as to Murdron's correct name, as his label in the production art is very squinty. However, when contacted about it, Floro Dery confirmed the name as "Murdron".'' | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
[[Image:Blodron_marker.jpg|right|150px| | [[Image:Blodron_marker.jpg|right|150px|Draculabot 5000]] | ||
'''Bloodron'''<br> | |||
Bloodron is the second-innermost figure on the left. | Bloodron is the second-innermost figure on the left. He has sharp fangs. Though he wears a [[Capes|cape]] and a [[wikipedia:Dickie|dickie]], Bloodron does not have a silly hat. | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
[[Image:Devron_marker.jpg|right|150px| | [[Image:Devron_marker.jpg|right|150px|Hail satan!]] | ||
'''Devron''' | '''Devron'''<br> | ||
Devron is the innermost figure on the left. | Devron is the innermost figure on the left. He has prominent horns and wings, and he wears a loincloth ''rwar!'' | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
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''Only the first figure on this side is clearly seen.'' | ''Only the first figure on this side is clearly seen.'' | ||
[[Image:Gladiaron_marker.jpg|right|150px|Boba Fett]] | |||
[[Image:Gladiaron_marker.jpg|right|150px| | '''Gladiaron'''<br> | ||
'''Gladiaron''' | Gladiaron is the outermost figure on the right side. He has a bulky body and a large protective helmet. | ||
Gladiaron is the outermost figure on the right side. | |||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
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==Trivia/Errors== | ==Trivia/Errors== | ||
[[Image:Hallofheroesspacepirates.jpg|right|180px|thumb|Mixmaster leads the Constructicons? Who knew?]] | |||
* The wide shot of the Hall of heroes accidentally adds an extra set of statues to the inner hall. | * The wide shot of the Hall of heroes accidentally adds an extra set of statues to the inner hall. | ||
* The Marvel UK comics featured a similar place in the audience chamber within [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s [[Decepticon stronghold|stronghold]] in 2008. By that time, a statue of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] had been added to the statues' numbers. {{storylink|The Legacy of Unicron!|The Legacy of Unicron! Part 2}} | * The Marvel UK comics featured a similar place in the audience chamber within [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s [[Decepticon stronghold|stronghold]] in 2008. By that time, a statue of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] had been added to the statues' numbers. {{storylink|The Legacy of Unicron!|The Legacy of Unicron! Part 2}} | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Generation 1]] | [[Category:Generation 1]] | ||
[[Category:Planet Cybertron]] | [[Category:Planet Cybertron]] | ||
Revision as of 08:04, 30 March 2009
- The Hall of Heroes is a location on Cybertron in the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Decepticon Hall of Heroes[1] is filled with statues of fallen Decepticon leaders.[2]
(Psst! Decepticon Heroes = Villains.)
Fiction
The Transformers: The Movie
Starscream was (briefly) inaugurated leader of the Decepticons in the Hall of Heroes. Shortly thereafter, Galvatron (who had just blasted Starscream) was unanimously declared leader by the remaining Decepticons. TFTM
Marvel Comics UK
In the unimaginably distant future of 2008, a chamber in Decepticon Headquarters on Cybertron included the statues from the Hall of Heroes (or possibly replicas,) and Soundwave used this room to brief his troops before an all-out assault. Space Pirates!, Part 3
Figures
The Decepticon Hall of Heroes is dominated by giant golden statues. Ten in total, they act as memorial markers for the tombs of prior Decepticon leaders. The names of the seven figures seen clearly in the finished movie are known.[3]
Positions given are from the outside of the Hall of Heroes looking towards the throne.
Outer statues
Two statues stand on platforms just outside the Hall.
(The outer statues are named for (and by) movie designer Floro Dery.)
Floron
Floron is the outer statue on the right side of the Hall. His left hand ends in an axe, his right hand ends in a blaster.
Floron also guards the entryway to the Decepticon Crypt, but he is on the left there.
Dery
Dery is the outer statue on the left side of the hall. He carries a blaster and wears a jetpack.
In Floro Dery's design drawing, Dery-the-statue has a giant tail, similar to a lobster. This is less visible in the final film.
Left side
Ghoulon
Ghoulon is the outermost figure on the left; he is a hulking figure with seemingly mottled, decaying outer skin.
Murdron
Murdron is the second-outermost figure on the left. He has a lean, whiplike figure and carries a gun in his right hand.
Note: There was debate as to Murdron's correct name, as his label in the production art is very squinty. However, when contacted about it, Floro Dery confirmed the name as "Murdron".
Bloodron
Bloodron is the second-innermost figure on the left. He has sharp fangs. Though he wears a cape and a dickie, Bloodron does not have a silly hat.
Devron
Devron is the innermost figure on the left. He has prominent horns and wings, and he wears a loincloth rwar!
Right side
Only the first figure on this side is clearly seen.
Gladiaron
Gladiaron is the outermost figure on the right side. He has a bulky body and a large protective helmet.
Trivia/Errors
- The wide shot of the Hall of heroes accidentally adds an extra set of statues to the inner hall.
- The Marvel UK comics featured a similar place in the audience chamber within Shockwave's stronghold in 2008. By that time, a statue of Megatron had been added to the statues' numbers. The Legacy of Unicron! Part 2
- Later, what appear to be the actual markers for Ghoulon, Bloodron, and Murdron show up in this audience chamber. Space Pirates! Part 3
References
- ↑ Named in both the Marvel Comics adaptation and the Ladybird novelization of The Transformers: The Movie.
- ↑ From a draft of the Movie script: "This is the closest thing the Decepticons have to a throne room. It is a massive, circular room with tombs of old leaders, and a raised area where Starscream stands."
- ↑ From the original concept art by designer Floro Dery. http://hometown.aol.com/kuest12/command.html
