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'''Mount Stargaze''' is the tallest mountain on [[Velocitron]].
'''Mount Stargaze''' is the tallest mountain on [[Velocitron]].


Its peak is accessible by a road which winds around the side of the mountain. The mountain was pointed out to [[Hot Shot (Armada)|Hot Shot]] and [[Red Alert (Armada)|Red Alert]] by [[Clocker (Cybertron)|Clocker]] as they were seeking to find [[Override (Cybertron)|Override]]. Claiming it would provide them with a good vantage point from which to locate her, Hot Shot led the group up the road, although it is likely he just wanted an excuse to zoom through its curves.<sup class="noprint">[[[Help:Citing sources|''<span title="The material in the vicinity of this tag needs references to reliable sources." style="white-space: nowrap;">citation needed</span>'']]]</sup>
Its peak is accessible by a road which winds around the side of the mountain. The mountain was pointed out to [[Hot Shot (Armada)|Hot Shot]] and [[Red Alert (Armada)|Red Alert]] by [[Clocker (Cybertron)|Clocker]] as they were seeking to find [[Override (Cybertron)|Override]]. Claiming it would provide them with a good vantage point from which to locate her, Hot Shot led the group up the road, although it is likely he just wanted an excuse to zoom through its curves. {{fact}}
 


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Revision as of 17:36, 14 April 2009

Mount Stargaze is the tallest mountain on Velocitron.

Its peak is accessible by a road which winds around the side of the mountain. The mountain was pointed out to Hot Shot and Red Alert by Clocker as they were seeking to find Override. Claiming it would provide them with a good vantage point from which to locate her, Hot Shot led the group up the road, although it is likely he just wanted an excuse to zoom through its curves. [citation needed]