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:''Moriturus is an ex-planet in the [[Unicron Trilogy]] continuity family. We salute you. | :''Moriturus is an ex-planet in the [[Unicron Trilogy]] continuity family. We salute you. | ||
[[Image:Morituras.jpg|right|thumb|Blue Planet needs food badly!]] | |||
'''Moriturus''' is a planet that was consumed by the [[Unicron Singularity]]. [[Red Alert (Armada)|Red Alert]] reported on its destruction to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] from a remote station shortly before the decision was made to evacuate the population of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] to [[Earth]]. | '''Moriturus''' is a planet that was consumed by the [[Unicron Singularity]]. [[Red Alert (Armada)|Red Alert]] reported on its destruction to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] from a remote station shortly before the decision was made to evacuate the population of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] to [[Earth]]. {{storylink|Fallen (Cybertron episode)|Fallen}} | ||
Moriturus was uninhabited prior to its destruction. | Moriturus was uninhabited prior to its destruction. | ||
:''('''Note''': The name Moriturus presumably comes from the Latin word'' morituri, ''which means "about to die". Clever!)'' | |||
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Revision as of 05:30, 12 December 2006
- Moriturus is an ex-planet in the Unicron Trilogy continuity family. We salute you.
Moriturus is a planet that was consumed by the Unicron Singularity. Red Alert reported on its destruction to Optimus Prime from a remote station shortly before the decision was made to evacuate the population of Cybertron to Earth. Fallen
Moriturus was uninhabited prior to its destruction.
- (Note: The name Moriturus presumably comes from the Latin word morituri, which means "about to die". Clever!)
