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:''The ''Doomsday'' is a spaceship from the [[Armada (franchise)|Armada]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''The ''Doomsday'' is a spaceship from the [[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:Doomsday-sketch.jpg|right|300px|thumb|In another continuity, [[Superman]] lobotomizes it with his heat vision.]] | [[Image:Doomsday-sketch.jpg|right|300px|thumb|In another continuity, [[Superman]] lobotomizes it with his heat vision.]] | ||
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[[Image:Hyperion doomsday.jpg|250px|thumb|MUH-TRO-POL-ISSSSSSS!]] | [[Image:Hyperion doomsday.jpg|250px|thumb|MUH-TRO-POL-ISSSSSSS!]] | ||
The ''Doomsday'' attempted to intercept the Mini-Con starship ''[[ | The ''Doomsday'' attempted to intercept the Mini-Con starship ''[[Exodus]]'' as it fled [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. However, between it and the prize was the [[Autobot]] flagship ''[[Hyperion (Armada)|Hyperion]]'' and a host of smaller fighter craft. Thus, the Mini-Cons escaped. It is unknown what became of the ''Doomsday'' since. {{storylink|First Encounter}} | ||
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Revision as of 02:43, 24 April 2012
- The Doomsday is a spaceship from the Armada portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
The Doomsday (ドゥームズデイ Dūmuzudei) is the Decepticon flagship during the early centuries of the war over the Mini-Con robots.
Fiction
Armada cartoon
The Doomsday attempted to intercept the Mini-Con starship Exodus as it fled Cybertron. However, between it and the prize was the Autobot flagship Hyperion and a host of smaller fighter craft. Thus, the Mini-Cons escaped. It is unknown what became of the Doomsday since. First Encounter
Notes
- The name Doomsday comes from the Japanese Micron Densetsu Year Book 2003; the ship was not named in the English dub. It was likely unnamed in the Japanese version as well.
