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*[[Nemesis Shield]], the [[Mini-Con]] weapon from the [[Transformers (PS2)|''Armada'' video game]] for Playstation 2. | *[[Nemesis Shield]], the [[Mini-Con]] weapon from the [[Transformers (PS2)|''Armada'' video game]] for Playstation 2. | ||
*[[ | *[[Nemesis Strika]], the Cybertronic 6-wheeler [[Minion of Unicron]] from ''Universe''. | ||
*[[ | *[[Nemesis Breaker]], the evil clone of [[Overhaul (UT)|Leobreaker]] from [[Cybertron (franchise)|''Cybertron'']]. | ||
*[[Nemesis Enforcer]], bio-engineered warrior from [[Cobra-La]]. | |||
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Revision as of 02:26, 26 October 2006
The name Nemesis has been applied to several Transformers concepts.
- Nemesis, the Decepticon battleship that crashed on Earth 4 million years ago in Generation 1.
- "Nemesis, Part 1," the penultimate episode of Beast Wars.
- "Nemesis, Part 2", the final episode of Beast Wars.
- Nemesis, the Angolmois-powered planet-ship from Beast Wars II.
"Nemesis" has also been used as a modifier in several Transformers names.
- Nemesis Prime, evil clones of Optimus Prime.
- Nemesis Shield, the Mini-Con weapon from the Armada video game for Playstation 2.
- Nemesis Strika, the Cybertronic 6-wheeler Minion of Unicron from Universe.
- Nemesis Breaker, the evil clone of Leobreaker from Cybertron.
- Nemesis Enforcer, bio-engineered warrior from Cobra-La.
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