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''' | '''Antilian bumble-puppies''' are an adorable life-form native to the [[Autobot]] colony world [[Antilla]]. Autobots are apparently very fond of them. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Techspecs=== | ===Techspecs=== | ||
Autobots would rather shoot at | Autobots would rather shoot at Antilian bumble-puppies than at a beautiful female like [[Thunderblast (Decepticon)|Thunderblast]]. {{storylink|Thunderblast (Decepticon)|''Cybertron'' Thunderblast's toy bio}} | ||
===Mini Mayhem comics=== | ===Mini Mayhem comics=== | ||
[[Jazz (G1)|Jazz]] reminds [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] that no matter how cool [[The Fallen]] may seem, he once shot down a ship filled with | [[Jazz (G1)|Jazz]] reminds [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] that no matter how cool [[The Fallen]] may seem, he once shot down a ship filled with Antilian bumble-puppies, and that means he's not an appropriate role model.<ref>Fanclub-exclusive [[Mini Mayhem!]] strip, March 19, 2007</ref> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 7 June 2015
Antilian bumble-puppies are an adorable life-form native to the Autobot colony world Antilla. Autobots are apparently very fond of them.
Fiction
Techspecs
Autobots would rather shoot at Antilian bumble-puppies than at a beautiful female like Thunderblast. Cybertron Thunderblast's toy bio
Mini Mayhem comics
Jazz reminds Bumblebee that no matter how cool The Fallen may seem, he once shot down a ship filled with Antilian bumble-puppies, and that means he's not an appropriate role model.[1]
Notes
- The presence of bumble-puppies in Transformers fiction is an homage to Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World, where the creatures were used by social engineers to properly condition (and brainwash) children.
References
- ↑ Fanclub-exclusive Mini Mayhem! strip, March 19, 2007
