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===Dreamwave ''Energon'' comics=== | ===Dreamwave ''Energon'' comics=== | ||
Jules Winfield was in Downtown [[Los Angeles]] to interview the anti-mech protestors. First she interviewed a bald man who believed robots have no souls and then another guy who believed the whole good robot/bad robot was a charade to make the invasion easier. {{storylink|Multiplicity}} | Jules Winfield was in Downtown [[Los Angeles]] to interview the anti-mech protestors. First she interviewed a bald man who believed robots have no souls and then another guy who believed the whole good robot/bad robot was a charade to make the invasion easier. {{storylink|Multiplicity}} | ||
==Notes== | |||
* Jules Winnfield (with two n's) is the name of the hitman character portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson in the film ''Pulp Fiction''. [[Onyx Primal]]'s motto is a direct lift from a quote of Winnfield's. Whether or not this Jules Winfield was acquainted with a Vincent Veg remains to be seen. | |||
[[Category:Comic-only characters]] | [[Category:Comic-only characters]] | ||
[[Category:Energon characters]] | [[Category:Energon characters]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 9 July 2010
- Jules Winfield is a human from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
Jules Winfield is a reporter for BBS News.
Fiction
Dreamwave Energon comics
Jules Winfield was in Downtown Los Angeles to interview the anti-mech protestors. First she interviewed a bald man who believed robots have no souls and then another guy who believed the whole good robot/bad robot was a charade to make the invasion easier. Multiplicity
Notes
- Jules Winnfield (with two n's) is the name of the hitman character portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson in the film Pulp Fiction. Onyx Primal's motto is a direct lift from a quote of Winnfield's. Whether or not this Jules Winfield was acquainted with a Vincent Veg remains to be seen.
