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'''Wednesday''' is a planet entirely covered by water. Its sole inhabitant is [[Ragé|Princess Ragé]], a [[Transformer]] who can turn into a jellyfish. | '''Wednesday''' is a planet entirely covered by water. Its sole inhabitant is [[Ragé|Princess Ragé]], a [[Transformer]] who can turn into a jellyfish. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Beast Wars Neo | ===''Beast Wars Neo'' comic=== | ||
The [[Maximal | The [[Maximal]]s under [[Big Convoy]]'s command visited Wednesday on their quest for the fifth [[Angolmois Capsule]], and encountered the Angolmois-infected Princess Rahge. It all ended peacefully in the end, however, and Wednesday almost had a Prince [[Stampy]]... but the young Maximal declined the Princess's offer rather than abandon his mission. | ||
== | ==Notes== | ||
* In Japan, the days of week are named after various classical elements. This planet's qualities and unusual moniker are derived from the Japanese name for Wednesday, "suiyobi," which means "water day." | * In Japan, the days of week are named after various classical elements. This planet's qualities and unusual moniker are derived from the Japanese name for Wednesday, "suiyobi," which means "water day." | ||
[[Category:Beast Wars Neo | [[Category:Beast Wars Neo planets]] | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 6 June 2009
Wednesday is a planet entirely covered by water. Its sole inhabitant is Princess Ragé, a Transformer who can turn into a jellyfish.
Fiction
Beast Wars Neo comic
The Maximals under Big Convoy's command visited Wednesday on their quest for the fifth Angolmois Capsule, and encountered the Angolmois-infected Princess Rahge. It all ended peacefully in the end, however, and Wednesday almost had a Prince Stampy... but the young Maximal declined the Princess's offer rather than abandon his mission.
Notes
- In Japan, the days of week are named after various classical elements. This planet's qualities and unusual moniker are derived from the Japanese name for Wednesday, "suiyobi," which means "water day."
