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*[http://www. | *[http://www.theplumedserpent.com/ The Serpent's Lair, Raksha's homepage] | ||
*[http://botcon.com/archive/story/1998/98script.html ''Visitations'' script at botcon.com] | *[http://botcon.com/archive/story/1998/98script.html ''Visitations'' script at botcon.com] | ||
Revision as of 23:38, 13 October 2009
- Raksha is a human in the real-world and Beast Wars continuity families.

This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.
Raksha[1] was a prominent figure in Transformers fandom, circa the mid-1990s. She was rather controversial due to her opinions and actions supporting her view of the Decepticons in the original cartoon (namely, that they were an oppressed minority driven to acts of terrorism by their Autobot oppressors and were, in fact, the actual "good guys") and intense dislike for later media, such as Beast Wars.
She organized BotCon 1995, and created the character Nightracer.
Fiction
Beast Wars: Visitations script reading

The time-traveling Antagony described herself as Megatron's doom, his destruction, and his worst enemy.
Megatron naturally assumed this meant she was Raksha (his worst enemy). Antagony corrected this misunderstanding. Visitations
Trivia
- In an interview on Kid Rhino's Beast Machines DVD set, David Kaye mentioned an encounter with Raksha at a BotCon convention:
References
- ↑ Yes, that is her legal name.

