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* ''WesternAnimation/AngelWars'': There are a ''lot'' of supplementary materials explaining things about the various vehicles the angels use in their fight against the demons.
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* A lot of information in ''WesternAnimation/{{Rollbots}}'' on the various tribes and special information regarding characters can only be found on the Rollbots webpage on the Creator/{{Ytv}} website, which can now no longer be accessed. Even when it was available, many aspects of it could not be viewed from outside Canada.

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* A lot of information in ''WesternAnimation/{{Rollbots}}'' ''WesternAnimation/RollBots'' on the various tribes and special information regarding characters can only be found on the Rollbots ''[=RollBots=]'' webpage on the Creator/{{Ytv}} website, which can now no longer be accessed. Even when it was available, many aspects of it could not be viewed from outside Canada.
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** Bruce is the short blond boy. His name was slowly spelled out on a set of KND comics in the ''Cartoon Network Action Pack'', though for some reason the last letter was never officially printed;

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** Bruce is the short blond boy. His name was slowly spelled out on a set of KND comics in the ''Cartoon Network Action Pack'', ''ComicBook/CartoonNetworkActionPack'', though for some reason the last letter was never officially printed;
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* The comic tie-in for ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'', called ''The Batman Strikes!'', expands on the characterization of characters the show barely used, like Poison Ivy, Killer Croc, and Gearhead. The last one even receiving a backstory that was absent in the show. They also explored ideas like Ivy and Harley's friendship.

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* The comic tie-in for ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'', called ''The Batman Strikes!'', ''ComicBook/TheBatmanStrikes'', expands on the characterization of characters the show barely used, like Poison Ivy, Killer Croc, and Gearhead. The last one even receiving a backstory that was absent in the show. They also explored ideas like Ivy and Harley's friendship.
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** The writer's bible for ''Series/TheTransformers'' states that Sparkplug Witwicky is a widower, something that never comes up in the series.

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** The writer's bible for ''Series/TheTransformers'' states that Sparkplug Witwicky is a widower, something that never comes up in the series.widower.

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