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''Patra is a [[Nebulan]] from the [[Generation 1]] series.'' | ''Patra is a [[Nebulan]] from the [[Generation 1]] series.'' | ||
'''Patra''', according to reports, is a [[Decepticon]]-allied Nebulan [[Powermaster]] who transforms into the engine of [[Clio_(G1)|Clio]]. | '''Patra''', according to reports, is a [[Decepticon]]-allied Nebulan [[Powermaster]] and ophiologist who transforms into the engine of [[Clio_(G1)|Clio]]. | ||
Unless, of course, she doesn't actually exist. The only mention of Clio and Patra comes from [[Blaster_(G1)|Blaster]]'s letters column from the UK comic book telling the true tale of the Transformers, replying to a letter from a [[human]] comic-reader who had seen a commercial for the ''Clio'' car that had the vehicle transform into a robot, and suggested the Autobots recruit it. Blaster said they'd been beaten to that punch. | Unless, of course, she doesn't actually exist. The only mention of Clio and Patra comes from [[Blaster_(G1)|Blaster]]'s letters column from the UK comic book telling the true tale of the Transformers, replying to a letter from a [[human]] comic-reader who had seen a commercial for the ''Clio'' car that had the vehicle transform into a robot, and suggested the Autobots recruit it. Blaster said they'd been beaten to that punch. | ||
Revision as of 06:24, 6 April 2006
Patra is a Nebulan from the Generation 1 series.
Patra, according to reports, is a Decepticon-allied Nebulan Powermaster and ophiologist who transforms into the engine of Clio.
Unless, of course, she doesn't actually exist. The only mention of Clio and Patra comes from Blaster's letters column from the UK comic book telling the true tale of the Transformers, replying to a letter from a human comic-reader who had seen a commercial for the Clio car that had the vehicle transform into a robot, and suggested the Autobots recruit it. Blaster said they'd been beaten to that punch.
Blaster could very well be making it all up as a joke. The Transformers who have answered human mail tend to be jokesters or flat-out insulting towads their readership.
