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Prince [[Jumal]], of the Iranian royal family, was deposed by [[Ali (Sunbow)|Ali]], a man working with the [[Decepticon]]s in an attempt to take over the world. | Prince [[Jumal]], of the Iranian royal family, was deposed by [[Ali (Sunbow)|Ali]], a man working with the [[Decepticon]]s in an attempt to take over the world. {{storylink|Aerial Assault}} | ||
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Apparently, Iranian scientists couldn't have created the noise/code from the wreckage that is the SOCCENT base. {{storylink|Transformers (film)|Transformers}} | Apparently, Iranian scientists couldn't have created the noise/code from the wreckage that is the SOCCENT base. {{storylink|Transformers (film)|Transformers}} | ||
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[[Category:Asian countries]] | [[Category:Asian countries]] | ||
[[Category:Dark of the Moon locations]] | [[Category:Dark of the Moon locations]] | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 | [[Category:Generation 1 cartoon locations]] | ||
Revision as of 04:18, 3 October 2014
Iran is a country in the Middle East.
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
Prince Jumal, of the Iranian royal family, was deposed by Ali, a man working with the Decepticons in an attempt to take over the world. Aerial Assault
Live-action film series continuity
Transformers (2007) film
Apparently, Iranian scientists couldn't have created the noise/code from the wreckage that is the SOCCENT base. Transformers
Dark of the Moon film
The Autobots, in assistance of the United States' goal of promoting peace, covertly destroyed an illegal nuclear plant on Lennox' orders. Director Mearing was less than thrilled that she had heard about the assault on CNN, but did not press the issue too much, moving on to more important business. Dark of the Moon
