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Life for the Titans was disrupted when a disabled [[Cosmos (G1)|Cosmos]] crash landed on Titan. Some of the people mistook him for a sky god and started worshiping him. [[Jero]], the head astrologer priest used the event to his advantage in solidifying his power. The scene | Life for the Titans was disrupted when a disabled [[Cosmos (G1)|Cosmos]] crash landed on Titan. Some of the people mistook him for a sky god and started worshiping him. [[Jero]], the head astrologer priest used the event to his advantage in solidifying his power. The scene was witnessed by a group of [[Decepticon]]s and [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] decided to use the event to his advantage and convinced the people he was a god. Astrotrain put the people to work as slaves mining energy crystals. | ||
[[Talaria]], leader of the rebels was able to activate Cosmos's homing beacon which brought [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]], [[Jazz (G1)|Jazz]], and [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. Omega Supreme destroyed their temple. Astrotrain, knowing their small group of Decepticons couldn't defeat Omega Supreme blasted the energy crystals to keep them out of the hands of the [[Autobot]]s. | [[Talaria]], leader of the rebels was able to activate Cosmos's homing beacon which brought [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]], [[Jazz (G1)|Jazz]], and [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]]. Omega Supreme destroyed their temple. Astrotrain, knowing their small group of Decepticons couldn't defeat Omega Supreme blasted the energy crystals to keep them out of the hands of the [[Autobot]]s. | ||
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| The name or term "Titan" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Titan (disambiguation). |
- Titans are humanoid aliens in the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Titans are a species of intelligent humanoids who live on the moon Titan. They have pointy ears, two antennae on their forehead, hair on their shoulders, forearms, and on the top of their head. Some males also have hair on their face. Skin tone and hair color vary by individual and includes shades of blue, purple, pink, and brown.
They have a pre-industrial culture dominated by a fraudulent religion manipulated by a group of corrupt astrologer priests who use trickery to ensure the obedience of the people. However, there exists a splinter faction that sees through their ruses.
Fiction
Generation 1 cartoon
Life for the Titans was disrupted when a disabled Cosmos crash landed on Titan. Some of the people mistook him for a sky god and started worshiping him. Jero, the head astrologer priest used the event to his advantage in solidifying his power. The scene was witnessed by a group of Decepticons and Astrotrain decided to use the event to his advantage and convinced the people he was a god. Astrotrain put the people to work as slaves mining energy crystals.
Talaria, leader of the rebels was able to activate Cosmos's homing beacon which brought Perceptor, Jazz, and Omega Supreme. Omega Supreme destroyed their temple. Astrotrain, knowing their small group of Decepticons couldn't defeat Omega Supreme blasted the energy crystals to keep them out of the hands of the Autobots.
With their temple smashed and priests discredited, the Titan natives were left to begin a new society. The God Gambit
Notes
- The species is given its name by a line spoken by Talaria: "As long as I breathe, Titans will not worship false gods!"
- The next time we see the planet Titan is in the year 2005. The planet had been terraformed and became home to a secret Quintesson base in "Money Is Everything". The fate of the Titans is not mentioned. :(
