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Masquerade
Series:	Doctor Who - TV Comic
Doctor:	Second Doctor
Companions:	John and Gillian
Enemy:	Cybermen
Published In:	TV Comic Holiday Special 1968
Publication:	1968
Format:	Comic
Previous Story:	Return of the Witches

Contents 1 Summary 2 Characters 3 References 4 Notes 5 Continuity 6 External Links

Summary

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Characters

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• Cybermen

References

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Notes

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Continuity

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COMIC
Masquerade!
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Contents 1 History 2 Powers and Abilities 2.1 Powers 3 Trivia 4 See Also 5 Recommended Reading 6 Links and References 6.1 Footnotes

History

History of character is unknown.

Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Transformation: Masquerade's molecular structure responds to her will. She can manipulate her appearance to match that of an inanimate object, animal or any human being she so desires.

Trivia

• Masquerade is through usage of her powers, a transgender. Although she appears male, she is actually a female, although she keeps this secret from the rest of the team. Her true gender was originally discovered by Fade^[1] sometime after the formation of the Syndicate, although early previews of Blood Syndicate (Volume 1) in other books describe her as a "her".

See Also

• Discuss Masquerade (Dakotaverse) on the forums
• Appearances of Masquerade (Dakotaverse)
• Character Gallery: Masquerade (Dakotaverse)
• Images featuring Masquerade (Dakotaverse)

Recommended Reading

• Blood Syndicate (Volume 1)

Links and References

• Masquerade at Wikipedia

Footnotes

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Masquerade was the eighth story-arc in the X-wing: Rogue Squadron comics, and the third of the "Rise of Isard" arc. It ran from March 4 to July 1, 1998.

Issues

• X-wing Rogue Squadron 28: Masquerade, Part 1
• X-wing Rogue Squadron 29: Masquerade, Part 2
• X-wing Rogue Squadron 30: Masquerade, Part 3
• X-wing Rogue Squadron 31: Masquerade, Part 4

Collections

• X-wing Rogue Squadron: Masquerade (TPB)
• Omnibus: X-wing Rogue Squadron Volume 3

X-wing: Rogue Squadron comic series
Handbook · ½ · 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 · 12 · 13 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 29 · 30 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 Trade paperbacks The Phantom Affair · Battleground: Tatooine · The Warrior Princess Requiem for a Rogue · In the Empire's Service · Blood and Honor Masquerade · Mandatory Retirement Omnibuses Volume 1 · Volume 2 · Volume 3 Related series X-wing: Rogue Leader · X-wing novels

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After defeating the Stunticons, five of the Autobots pose as the crazed combiners to learn of Megatron's newest plan.

Contents 1 Detailed synopsis 2 Stats 2.1 Featured Characters 3 Notable quotes 4 Notes 4.1 Animation and/or technical glitches 4.2 Continuity errors 4.3 Transformers references 4.4 Real-world references 4.5 Trivia 4.6 Keywords 5 External links

Detailed synopsis

Megatron sends the Stunticons on a mission to find components for an unrevealed purpose, including the world’s largest, most perfect ruby. While searching for their components, the actions of the Stunticons catch the attention of the Autobots, who track their movements and their crimes. Breakdown and Wildrider get the first component: laser lenses from a scientist. Dead End and Drag Strip get the second component: an experimental generator from the Army. Motormaster gets the last one: a perfect ruby from a museum.

The Autobots split into teams and manage to be extremely effective at capturing the Stunticons in the middle of their capers. Grapple, Hoist, and Inferno take on Breakdown and Wildrider. Warpath and Tracks take on Dead End and Drag Strip. Finally, Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Blaster, and Spike Witwicky go for Motormaster, who challenges the Autobot leader to a game of “chicken” and ends up in a head-on collision. Spike, Bumblebee, and Blaster peer through the dust to see who survived, and it turns out that Optimus is the clear victor with merely a minor headache, while Motormaster lies in a wreck.

Although all five Stunticons have been captured, the Autobots still don’t know what their plans were for the components they stole for Megatron. Wheeljack guesses that the parts are going to be made into a weapon. (Nooo, really?) Optimus hatches a scheme to disguise Autobots using camouflage paint and penetrate the Decepticon camp disguised as Stunticons: Optimus Prime as Motormaster, Jazz as Dead End, Sideswipe as Breakdown, Mirage as Drag Strip, and Windcharger as Wildrider.

The disguised Autobots infiltrate the Decepticons, although their arrival causes some raised eyebrows because they are driving too "safely". They deliver the stolen components to Megatron without being detected.

Back at the Autobot base, the Stunticons manage to shimmy and shake their way out of their cells, merge into Menasor and overcome their Autobot captors. They then head back to the Decepticon base.

The Constructicons complete Megatron’s new weapon, and he reveals its power, but just then Menasor arrives and declares the Autobots as infiltrators. Using Windcharger’s electric field ability and Mirage’s illusion power, the Autobots merge into their own Menasor. The two giants battle it out, and the Autobots are overcome. Megatron trains the new weapon on the Autobots, but the device blows up in his face after a few scattered shots.

Autobot reinforcements arrive, and the Decepticons flee without their usual promises for revenge. It is revealed that Ironhide had made adjustments to the ruby back at Autobot HQ, which caused the device to explode. The Autobots head for home, victorious.

Stats

Original airdate: November 28, 1985
Written by: Donald F. Glut

Featured Characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Humans	Others
Optimus Prime Inferno Ratchet Warpath Jazz Windcharger Mirage Sideswipe Ironhide Wheeljack Hound	Megatron Soundwave Starscream Motormaster Drag Strip Dead End Wildrider Breakdown Menasor Laserbeak	Regulars Spike Witwicky Guests

Notable quotes

"A near miss deserves a couple of near-missiles!"

—Inferno

"I'm probably going to hate myself in the morning, but..."

—Inferno before he douses the flames on the Stunticon Breakdown

"Blam! Boom! Pow! I'm going to make that hot rod even hotter. HA HA HA!"

—Warpath firing on the Stunticons Dead End and Dragstrip and proving somewhat prophetic

"Well, look who's here! The old King of the Road! When I'm finished with ya, you'll be King of the Junkyard!"

—Motormaster taunting Optimus Prime into a game of chicken

"You did it! You did it, Optimus! You stuffed that loudmouth once and for all."
"I...hope so, Spike, because I'd hate to go through that again."

—Spike congratulates a shaken Optimus as he recovers from a head-on collision with Motormaster.

[The Autobots are towing the defeated Stunticons to the Ark]
Wheeljack: "Here they come."
Ratchet: "I won't bother asking who won."
Breakdown (taking note of the Autobots looking at them): "They're gawking at us! How mortifrying!"
Dead End: "The word, Breakdown, is mortiFYing, my sentiment exactly."
Motormaster: "I'm in no mood for your big words, Dead End."
Ironhide: "For you, Motormouth, this IS a dead end."

—Motormaster complains about Dead End's SAT-level vocabulary

"Man, Optimus. You're a dead ringer for Motormaster."
"Did you have to say dead ringer, Spike?"

—Spike Witwicky's vocabulary causes Optimus Prime to wince.

"All right, then...ah...Stunticons, let's roll for it. "

—Optimus Prime disguises as Motormaster.

"Everybody out on bad behavior!"

-Breakdown after freeing himself and taking out Inferno, Grapple, and Hoist.

"Imagine my turning that ray on the Autobots' headquarters. Perhaps when it's gone, someone will put up a memorial parking lot. Mwahaha!"

—Megatron

"Machine appears unstable. Suggest abandoning it."
"Suggestion noted—and ignored!"

—Soundwave warns Megatron, for all the good it does.

Notes

Animation and/or technical glitches

• As a result of animation cels being stacked incorrectly, Ratchet appears teeny-tiny in the front of a crowd shot, making Ironhide look colossal by comparison. The tiny Ratchet should, of course, be (barely visible) at the back of the crowd.

• When the real Menasor takes off to warn Megatron, he has an Autobot insignia.

• When the Autobots begin firing on Menasor, his face is entirely black.

• Just before Megatron fires the laser, Windcharger is miscoloured in green and grey.

• In the mid-1990s, many G1 episodes were aired on the SciFi Network. To allow expanded advertising time, they were edited down, cutting "unnecessary" dialog and scenes out. Some of the "unnecessary" dialog cut from this episode included parts of Grapple and Inferno's lines, resulting in them collectively uttering "Time to add firobably hate myself in the morning, but..."

Continuity errors

• reference

Transformers references

• Megatron's line "Suggestion noted...AND IGNORED!" when Soundwave warns him would be revisited during the Beast Wars when his namesake utters those exact sentiments to Dinobot II on board the Nemesis.

Real-world references

• References

Trivia

• Ratchet's voice actor in this episode is Wally Burr, not the usual Don Messick, and it shows.

• Although Mirage had illusion-creating powers described in his bio, the show limited it to him simply being able to turn invisible in all but this one instance, leaving it a bit anomalous within the cartoon series itself. This limitation occurred, of course, because Mirage being able to create illusions was rather redundant in the face of Hound being able to do exactly the same thing. Per their bios, though, illusions were actually supposed to be Mirage's "thing", while Hound used his holograms to create maps and could only make simple images on rare occasions.

• Soundwave can fly in his tape deck mode. At the end of this episode, he transforms and then flies off behind Starscream. Just like other Decepticons have demonstrated the ability to fly while in non-flight-oriented alternate modes, such as the Stunticons in the episode "The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2".

• Probably coincident or not, Classics Menasor is a redeco from Legends of Cybertron Optimus Prime, while Universe Drag Strip is made from Classics Mirage redeco. Maybe someday there will come a Universe Sideswipe redeco to represent Universe Breakdown. Who knows?

Keywords

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External links

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Masquerade 仮面舞踏会
	English:	Masquerade
	Japanese (Kanji):	仮面舞踏会
	Type:	Spell Cards
	Property:	Normal
	Card Description(s):  English: Activate only during a Tag-Team Duel. Gain control of 1 of your partner's monsters on the field until the End Phase of this turn.
	Card Appearance(s):  Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode(s): 073
	Card Search Categories: Misc Categorie(s): Tag-Team Duel Action Categorie(s): Changes control
	Other Card Information:	Gallery - Rulings - Errata - Tips Appearances - Trivia Lores - Artworks - Names

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