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Revision as of 14:16, 9 September 2007
Abdul Fakkadi is a human character in the Generation 1 continuity family.
Abdul Fakkadi (also spelled Faghadi) is the self-professed Supreme Military Commander, President-for-Life, and King of Kings of the Socialist Democratic Federated Republic of Carbombya. One gets the feeling that if you were to inform him that, by definition, a republic cannot have a king (much less a "King of Kings"), his likely response would be to stare blankly for a long moment, and then order your immediate beheading.
None too bright and none too stable, Fakkadi is concerned primarily with the accumulation of wealth and keeping "fanatics" and "imperialists" away from his homeland's shores. He is not adverse to making deals with Decepticons to help further these goals.
Fiction
Animated continuity
Voice Actor: Phillip Clarke (US), Toshirō Ishii (Japan)
Legends anthology
Trivia
- The portrayal of Abdul Fakkadi as the stereotypical "evil Arab" prompted voice actor Casey Kasem, who himself is of Lebanese descent, to quit the Transformers series.[1]
- Fakkadi is more-or-less loosely based on real-world politician Muammar al-Gaddafi, the leader of Libya and for a time in the 80s, an antagonist of the United States. His grandiose collection of titles, meanwhile, appears to be based on Idi Amin.
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