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:''Tomaandi is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
:''Tomaandi is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''


[[Image:Tomaandi.jpg|right|208px|thumb|Dude.]]
[[File:Tomaandi.jpg|upright=1.15|thumb|Dude.]]


'''Tomaandi''' is a member of the [[Council of Autobot Elders]] in Iacon.  
'''Tomaandi''' is a member of the [[Council of Autobot Elders]] in Iacon.  
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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===Marvel UK Comics continuity===
===Marvel Comics continuity===
====Marvel UK Generation 1 comics====
Tomaandi was a member of Iacon's ruling council<ref>It's unclear if this body was the same thing as the Council of Autobot Elders—however, since the Autobots were not a unified power at this stage in Cybertron's history it's entirely possible it wasn't the same council.</ref> before the great war. During the [[Vos]]/[[Tarn (polity)|Tarn]] war he asked [[Xaaron|Emirate Xaaron]] to deliver a status update.  {{storylink|State Games}}
Tomaandi was a member of Iacon's ruling council<ref>It's unclear if this body was the same thing as the Council of Autobot Elders—however, since the Autobots were not a unified power at this stage in Cybertron's history it's entirely possible it wasn't the same council.</ref> before the great war. During the [[Vos]]/[[Tarn (polity)|Tarn]] war he asked [[Xaaron|Emirate Xaaron]] to deliver a status update.  {{storylink|State Games}}


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Thousands of years later, facing bombardment by the Decepticon [[Trannis]], the Council decided to surrender. Trannis executed them all for their trouble. {{storylink|Cybertron: The Middle Years!}}
Thousands of years later, facing bombardment by the Decepticon [[Trannis]], the Council decided to surrender. Trannis executed them all for their trouble. {{storylink|Cybertron: The Middle Years!}}


===IDW Generation 1 comics===
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
Tomaandi was one of the neutral faction leaders who attended [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Grand Convocation]] in the early stages of the war. {{storylink|Derelicts}}
Tomaandi was one of the neutral faction leaders who attended [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Optimus Prime]]'s [[Grand Convocation]] in the early stages of the war. {{storylink|Derelicts}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
[[Image:M01 tomaandi.jpg|right|180px|thumb|Tomaandi or an amazing simulation?]]
[[File:M01 tomaandi.jpg|thumb|Tomaandi or an amazing simulation?]]
A robot looking an enormous amount like Tomaandi appears as a leading member of the Autobot High Council (possibly council leader, Optimus Prime calls him 'sire') in [[The Transformers (issue)|the first issue of Transformers.]] Despite having nearly exactly the same character model (and pose) he has a radically different colour scheme to Tomaandi. The reason for the similarity is that artist [[John Stokes]] lifted designs, compositions, and panel layouts wholesale from [[Frank Springer]]'s art in the first few issues of Transformers to create "And There Shall Come... A Leader".  
A robot looking an enormous amount like Tomaandi appears as a leading member of the Autobot High Council (possibly council leader, Optimus Prime calls him 'sire') in [[The Transformers (issue)|the first issue of Transformers.]] Despite having nearly exactly the same character model (and pose) he has a radically different colour scheme to Tomaandi. The reason for the similarity is that artist [[John Stokes]] lifted designs, compositions, and panel layouts wholesale from [[Frank Springer]]'s art in the first few issues of Transformers to create "And There Shall Come… A Leader".  


So it could be that this robot is Tomaandi—or it could just be plagiarism. You decide.
So it could be that this robot is Tomaandi—or it could just be plagiarism. You decide.

Revision as of 04:42, 14 February 2014

Tomaandi is an Autobot from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Dude.

Tomaandi is a member of the Council of Autobot Elders in Iacon.

He is a fool. (At least Xaaron thinks so.)

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

Marvel UK Generation 1 comics

Tomaandi was a member of Iacon's ruling council[1] before the great war. During the Vos/Tarn war he asked Emirate Xaaron to deliver a status update. State Games

As the war engulfed the entire planet, the Decepticons led a push against Iacon itself. During a meeting of the Council of Autobot Elders, Tomaandi declared that the Autobots were beaten—but Xaaron called him a fool and claimed that it was council control of the armies that was stifling the war efforts. Xaaron petitioned High Councillor Traachon to use his veto and give control of the armies to Optimus Prime. He did. And There Shall Come...a Leader!

Thousands of years later, facing bombardment by the Decepticon Trannis, the Council decided to surrender. Trannis executed them all for their trouble. Cybertron: The Middle Years!

IDW Generation 1 continuity

Tomaandi was one of the neutral faction leaders who attended Optimus Prime's Grand Convocation in the early stages of the war. Derelicts

Notes

Tomaandi or an amazing simulation?

A robot looking an enormous amount like Tomaandi appears as a leading member of the Autobot High Council (possibly council leader, Optimus Prime calls him 'sire') in the first issue of Transformers. Despite having nearly exactly the same character model (and pose) he has a radically different colour scheme to Tomaandi. The reason for the similarity is that artist John Stokes lifted designs, compositions, and panel layouts wholesale from Frank Springer's art in the first few issues of Transformers to create "And There Shall Come… A Leader".

So it could be that this robot is Tomaandi—or it could just be plagiarism. You decide.

Footnotes

  1. It's unclear if this body was the same thing as the Council of Autobot Elders—however, since the Autobots were not a unified power at this stage in Cybertron's history it's entirely possible it wasn't the same council.