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[[File:London war without end uk.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Hooray, we can do it without | [[File:London war without end uk.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Hooray, we can do it without {{w|V for Vendetta|some masked strange guy}}!]] | ||
'''London''' is the capital city of the [[United Kingdom]], located in the south of England and home to around eight million people (and also a big clock). [[New York City|Unlike]] [[Buenos Aires|some]] [[Washington, D.C.|other]] [[Tokyo|major]] [[Central City (Earth)|cities]] on [[Earth]] (and even some [[Stansham|other]] [[Blackpool|places]] in the UK) London managed to avoid too much major [[Transformer]] [[Great War (G1)|activity]] in the 1980s. | '''London''' is the capital city of the [[United Kingdom]], located in the south of England and home to around eight million people (and also a big clock). [[New York City|Unlike]] [[Buenos Aires|some]] [[Washington, D.C.|other]] [[Tokyo|major]] [[Central City (Earth)|cities]] on [[Earth]] (and even some [[Stansham|other]] [[Blackpool|places]] in the UK) London managed to avoid too much major [[Transformer]] [[Great War (G1)|activity]] in the 1980s. | ||
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[[File:Grimlock Natural History Museum.JPG|thumb|upright=0.85|[[Grimlock (SG)|I, Grimlock, am quite proud of being considered a historical artefact, wot.]]]] | [[File:Grimlock Natural History Museum.JPG|thumb|upright=0.85|[[Grimlock (SG)|I, Grimlock, am quite proud of being considered a historical artefact, wot.]]]] | ||
*In [[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|''The Headmasters'' cartoon]], London was shown as a [[The weather in London|fog-swept]] land where people rode horses. Sod ''off''. | *In [[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|''The Headmasters'' cartoon]], London was shown as a [[The weather in London|fog-swept]] land where people rode horses. Sod ''off''. | ||
*London's | *London's {{w|Natural History Museum}} contains several of the original [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobot]] toys, as part of the popular culture section of its dinosaurs exhibition. | ||
*Two Transformers have used London buses for their [[Alternate mode|altmodes]]: [[Busby]] and [[Bendy-Bus Prime]]. | *Two Transformers have used London buses for their [[Alternate mode|altmodes]]: [[Busby]] and [[Bendy-Bus Prime]]. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* | *{{w|London|London}} at Wikipedia | ||
[[Category:Cybertron locations]] | [[Category:Cybertron locations]] | ||
[[Category:European cities]] | [[Category:European cities]] | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 cities]] | [[Category:Generation 1 cities]] | ||
[[Category:The Headmasters locations]] | [[Category:The Headmasters locations]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 locations]] | [[Category:Marvel Generation 1 locations]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Generation 2 locations]] | [[Category:Marvel Generation 2 locations]] | ||
[[Category:Super-God Masterforce locations]] | |||
[[Category:United Kingdom]] | |||
[[Category:Wings Universe locations]] | [[Category:Wings Universe locations]] | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 30 August 2014
London is the capital city of the United Kingdom, located in the south of England and home to around eight million people (and also a big clock). Unlike some other major cities on Earth (and even some other places in the UK) London managed to avoid too much major Transformer activity in the 1980s.
And then came Generation 2...
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Generation 1
London contains the headquarters for Action Force's European branch.
Megatron (or a clone thereof) was teleported underneath London, and roamed about ancient Roman sewers until he was encountered by Susan Hoffman and her team. Both Action Force and the Autobots turned up to investigate, and the two teams had to work together to stop Megatron as he tore through the London Docklands. Eventually Centurion gave his life to stop the Decepticon, but not before widespread destruction to the area had been caused. Ancient Relics!
Richard Branson would later salvage Megatron and Centurion's bodies from the River Thames as a publicity stunt - making it easier for the Seacon Jawbreaker, along with Thrust, Ramjet, Dirge and Blitzwing, to capture them. Salvage!
Fleetway Generation 2 comic
Bludgeon and his Decepticon army attacked London en masse to attract Optimus Prime's attention and succeeded — Prime's Autobots, Grimlock's Dinobots and an upgraded Megatron were drawn into the fray. The devastation caused to London was immense; the death toll and long-term effects are unknown. At one point, the Skyscorchers were seen bombing Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. War Without End War Zone
Marvel Generation 2 comic
London got blown to frag by the Decepticons as part of their global onslaught. The Gathering Darkness
Generation 1 Japanese cartoon continuity
The Headmasters cartoon
Sixshot arrived in London in wolf form, threatening to destroy the country unless it gave him all its energy. Britain was one of several countries he was blackmailing until the Trainbots stopped him. Unfortunately, they stopped him after he'd smashed up London. Terror! The Six Shadows
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
Decepticon Godmaster jets Hydra and Buster had fun zooming over London. Also, there is a single "London Airport" instead of London Gatwick, London Stansted and London Heathrow. God, the tourist trade must have been crapped up by Sixshot... Super Warriors - The Godmaster Brothers
Cybertron cartoon
Starscream's Ancient Decepticon army swarmed over the city, spreading panic. Invasion
Wings Universe
Pyro Ignatius Spark worked as a firefighter and a fire engine for the London Fire Brigade. Pyro's profile
Notes
- In The Headmasters cartoon, London was shown as a fog-swept land where people rode horses. Sod off.
- London's Natural History Museum contains several of the original Dinobot toys, as part of the popular culture section of its dinosaurs exhibition.
- Two Transformers have used London buses for their altmodes: Busby and Bendy-Bus Prime.
Foreign names
- Japanese: London (ロンドン Rondon)
External links
- London at Wikipedia
