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having the leader tag on someone who is only maybe a Firestormer seems a little odd, even if he is the leader of all those maybes |
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:''The Firestormers are an irritant from the [[ | :''The Firestormers are an irritant from the [[Marvel Comics continuity|Marvel ''Generation 2'' portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | ||
[[ | [[File:WarWithoutEnd-Firestormers.jpg|thumb|upright=2.2|These are the good guys! 'Cuz it's the Nineties.]] | ||
Ain't it always the thing. You go through all the trouble of conquering star systems, wiping out their inhabitants, and [[eco-structuring]] their planets, but then these friggin' '''Firestormers''' show up outta nowhere and ruin everything. It's so annoying. | Ain't it always the thing. You go through all the trouble of conquering star systems, wiping out their inhabitants, and [[eco-structuring]] their planets, but then these friggin' '''Firestormers''' show up outta nowhere and ruin everything. It's so annoying. | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
[[ | [[File:Blades1.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|They'll shoot you in the back while you're upside-down!]] | ||
If you don't like Firestormers, you don't want to be the [[Outpost B-67 exo-structuring party]] on [[Nexus Seven]]. If this is the case, what happens is all of you die. {{storylink|War Without End!}} Then again, [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]] didn't like them either, but he liked it even less when they were not around. Because if they weren't attacking his troops, he couldn't tell what they were up to. {{storylink|The Power and the Glory}} | If you don't like Firestormers, you don't want to be the [[Outpost B-67 exo-structuring party]] on [[Nexus Seven]]. If this is the case, what happens is all of you die. {{storylink|War Without End!}} Then again, [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]] didn't like them either, but he liked it even less when they were not around. Because if they weren't attacking his troops, he couldn't tell what they were up to. {{storylink|The Power and the Glory}} | ||
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*All of the guys on the team are known sociopaths or seasoned warriors, except Hound. What the heck is he doing there? (Answer: Being the requisite guy to tell everyone else they're being too bloodthirsty.) | *All of the guys on the team are known sociopaths or seasoned warriors, except Hound. What the heck is he doing there? (Answer: Being the requisite guy to tell everyone else they're being too bloodthirsty.) | ||
[[Category: Autobot subgroups]] | [[Category:Autobot subgroups]] | ||
[[Category: Generation 2 subgroups]] | [[Category:Generation 2 subgroups]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:05, 1 January 2015
- The Firestormers are an irritant from the Marvel Generation 2 portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Ain't it always the thing. You go through all the trouble of conquering star systems, wiping out their inhabitants, and eco-structuring their planets, but then these friggin' Firestormers show up outta nowhere and ruin everything. It's so annoying.
Firestormers are at least these four guys:
These guys may also be Firestormers:
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
If you don't like Firestormers, you don't want to be the Outpost B-67 exo-structuring party on Nexus Seven. If this is the case, what happens is all of you die. War Without End! Then again, Jhiaxus didn't like them either, but he liked it even less when they were not around. Because if they weren't attacking his troops, he couldn't tell what they were up to. The Power and the Glory
Notes
- It's unsure exactly what a "Firestormer" is. Only Jhiaxus and Rook use the term, and it might just be their catch-all terminology for folks who show up in their conquered land and shoot up all their guys and mess up all their hard work. Jhiaxus also once mentioned "Blitzgangs" in the same breath as Firestormers, but don't ask who or what they are. Since Rook only notes four Firestormers, it's uncertain whether the Dinobots count amongst the Firestormers' ranks: maybe they don't, or maybe he's just telling the story sequentially and hasn't gotten around to mentioning the subsequent five additional Firestormers.
- All of the guys on the team are known sociopaths or seasoned warriors, except Hound. What the heck is he doing there? (Answer: Being the requisite guy to tell everyone else they're being too bloodthirsty.)
