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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===Marvel Comics continuity===
===Marvel Comics continuity===
When Kup and [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] were flying their stolen [[Quintesson]] ship over the planet of [[Junkion (planet)|Junkion]], they spotted a group of Autobots who had crashed there earlier {{m-}} surrounded by [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]] and his hostile [[Junkion (species)|Junkions]]! Kup compared the potentially deadly scene to the time he saw the Crocodillos of Strontero. {{storylink|The Final Battle!}}
When Kup and [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] were flying their stolen [[Quintesson]] ship over the planet of [[Junkion (planet)|Junkion]], they spotted a group of Autobots who had crashed there earlier—surrounded by [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]] and his hostile [[Junkion (species)|Junkions]]! Kup compared the potentially deadly scene to the time he saw the Crocodillos of Strontero. {{storylink|The Final Battle!}}


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 02:27, 25 July 2013

Crocodillos are aliens from the Generation 1 continuity family.

Crocodillos are creatures that Kup encountered on Strontero. They may surround people or objects menacingly.

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

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 Strontero. 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, though it spelled the planet's name wrong.
  • 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.