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:''The Magnificent Seven is a group of [[human]]s from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''The Magnificent Seven is a group of [[human]]s from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
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The '''Magnificent Seven''' was the name given to the seven representatives of [[Earth]] allowed to travel to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] with the [[Autobot]]s on board the ''[[Ark II]]''. | The '''Magnificent Seven''' was the name given to the seven representatives of [[Earth]] allowed to travel to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] with the [[Autobot]]s on board the ''[[Ark II]]''. | ||
The Magnificent Seven were: | The Magnificent Seven were: | ||
* Mark Marsh, a thirty-nine year-old mechanical engineer from [[New York City|New York]]. | *Mark Marsh, a thirty-nine year-old mechanical engineer from [[New York City|New York]]. | ||
*Akira Yashimura, a forty-two-year old biologist from [[Tokyo]]. | |||
* Akira Yashimura, a forty-two-year old biologist from [[Tokyo]]. | *Rolf Myer, a twenty-nine year-old chemist from [[Berlin]]. | ||
*Linda Richards, a thirty-three year-old sociologist from New York. | |||
* Rolf Myer, a twenty-nine year-old chemist from [[Berlin]]. | *Rudolph Vesic, a sixty-two year-old architect from [[Moscow]]. | ||
*Henry Lanson, a thirty-four year-old Professor of Religion at [[Oxford]]. | |||
* Linda Richards, a thirty-three year-old sociologist from New York. | *[[Sparkplug Witwicky|"Sparkplug" Witwicky]], a fifty-five year-old mechanic from [[Cleveland (city)|Cleveland]]. | ||
* Rudolph Vesic, a sixty-two year-old architect from [[Moscow]]. | |||
* Henry Lanson, a thirty-four year-old Professor of Religion at [[Oxford]]. | |||
* [[Sparkplug Witwicky|"Sparkplug" Witwicky]], a fifty-five year-old mechanic from [[Cleveland (city)|Cleveland]]. | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Dreamwave | ===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity=== | ||
In exchange for helping the Autobots construct a new spacecraft, the governments of [[Earth]] were allowed to select a small crew of humans to travel to Cybertron. Extensive interviews were held before seven members were selected. They were guaranteed complete access to the planet and unlimited time for study. An article by [[Chris Killah]] described them as "representing the dawning of a new age". | In exchange for helping the Autobots construct a new spacecraft, the governments of [[Earth]] were allowed to select a small crew of humans to travel to Cybertron. Extensive interviews were held before seven members were selected. They were guaranteed complete access to the planet and unlimited time for study. An article by [[Chris Killah]] described them as "representing the dawning of a new age". | ||
They perished on [[June 24]] | They perished on [[June 24]] [[1999]], when the ship was destroyed. {{storylink|Prime Directive issue 1|Prime Directive #1}} | ||
[[Category:Earth culture]] | [[Category:Earth culture]] | ||
[[Category: Generation 1 subgroups]] | [[Category:Fiction-only characters]] | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]] | |||
Revision as of 12:41, 28 October 2013
- The Magnificent Seven is a group of humans from the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Magnificent Seven was the name given to the seven representatives of Earth allowed to travel to Cybertron with the Autobots on board the Ark II.
The Magnificent Seven were:
- Mark Marsh, a thirty-nine year-old mechanical engineer from New York.
- Akira Yashimura, a forty-two-year old biologist from Tokyo.
- Rolf Myer, a twenty-nine year-old chemist from Berlin.
- Linda Richards, a thirty-three year-old sociologist from New York.
- Rudolph Vesic, a sixty-two year-old architect from Moscow.
- Henry Lanson, a thirty-four year-old Professor of Religion at Oxford.
- "Sparkplug" Witwicky, a fifty-five year-old mechanic from Cleveland.
Fiction
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
In exchange for helping the Autobots construct a new spacecraft, the governments of Earth were allowed to select a small crew of humans to travel to Cybertron. Extensive interviews were held before seven members were selected. They were guaranteed complete access to the planet and unlimited time for study. An article by Chris Killah described them as "representing the dawning of a new age".
They perished on June 24 1999, when the ship was destroyed. Prime Directive #1
