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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''The Transformers'' cartoon=== | ===''The Transformers'' cartoon=== | ||
[[Lord Chumley]] spent several years of his life on Borneo, where he sought to capture an [[Beast of Borneo|elusive reptillian creature]]. His time of patient stalking through the island's uncharted interior did not go unrewarded. {{storylink|Prime Target (episode)|Prime Target}} | [[Chumley|Lord Chumley]] spent several years of his life on Borneo, where he sought to capture an [[Beast of Borneo|elusive reptillian creature]]. His time of patient stalking through the island's uncharted interior did not go unrewarded. {{storylink|Prime Target (episode)|Prime Target}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* [[Flint Dille]], who co-wrote "Prime Target", had a large hand in the development of [[Sunbow Productions|Sunbow]]'s ''[[Inhumanoids]]'' | * [[Flint Dille]], who co-wrote "Prime Target", had a large hand in the development of [[Sunbow Productions|Sunbow]]'s ''[[Inhumanoids]]'' series—a series which featured an Inhumanoid named Ssslither, a reptilian giant who had been sealed in an ancient temple deep within Borneo. It's unlikely that a direct connection between the beast of Borneo and Ssslither was ever intended, but it does raise the question of why Dille seems to associate the island with giant reptiles. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 05:46, 14 July 2011
Borneo is one of Earth's largest islands and divided among three different countries. By far the largest part of the island belongs to Indonesia.
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
Lord Chumley spent several years of his life on Borneo, where he sought to capture an elusive reptillian creature. His time of patient stalking through the island's uncharted interior did not go unrewarded. Prime Target
Notes
- Flint Dille, who co-wrote "Prime Target", had a large hand in the development of Sunbow's Inhumanoids series—a series which featured an Inhumanoid named Ssslither, a reptilian giant who had been sealed in an ancient temple deep within Borneo. It's unlikely that a direct connection between the beast of Borneo and Ssslither was ever intended, but it does raise the question of why Dille seems to associate the island with giant reptiles.
