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*Kup's reference to the Crocodillos was in the original script of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', but was not present in the film as screened. The scene was retained in the [[Marvel Comics]] adaption of the film. | *Kup's reference to the Crocodillos was in the original script of ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', but was not present in the film as screened. The scene was retained in the [[Marvel Comics]] adaption of the film. | ||
*Whether Crocodillos are organic or robotic is presumably up for debate, but both the [[Shrikebat]]s and [[Ick-Yak]]s that Kup encountered turned out to be organic, for comparison's sake. | *Whether Crocodillos are organic or robotic is presumably up for debate, but both the [[Shrikebat]]s and [[Ick-Yak]]s that Kup encountered turned out to be organic, for comparison's sake. | ||
*Crocodillo is the Italian word for Crocodile. | |||
[[Category:Aliens]] | [[Category:Aliens]] | ||
[[Category:Animals]] | [[Category:Animals]] | ||
[[Category:Species]] | [[Category:Species]] | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 18 July 2010
- Crocodillos are aliens from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Crocodillos are creatures that Kup encountered on Stronterom. They may surround people or objects menacingly.
Fiction
Generation 1 cartoon
When Kup and Hot Rod were flying their stolen Quintesson ship over the planet of Junkion, they spotted a group of Autobots who had crashed there earlier — surrounded by Wreck-Gar and his hostile Junkions! Kup compared the potentially deadly scene to the time he saw the Crocodillos of Stronterom. The Final Battle!
Notes
- Kup's reference to the Crocodillos was in the original script of The Transformers: The Movie, but was not present in the film as screened. The scene was retained in the Marvel Comics adaption of the film.
- Whether Crocodillos are organic or robotic is presumably up for debate, but both the Shrikebats and Ick-Yaks that Kup encountered turned out to be organic, for comparison's sake.
- Crocodillo is the Italian word for Crocodile.
