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==History==
 
==History==
  
[[Fox]] and her mother, [[Renard, Anastasia|Anastasia Renard]], had a laboratory in which they had created the [[Matrix]].  The Matrix escaped containment and began what Renard called the [[Grey Goo Scenario]].  [[Dingo]] and [[Goliath]] entered the [[Dreamtime]], with the help of the [[Shaman]], to wage battle against it.
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[[Fox]] and her mother, [[Anastasia Renard]], had a laboratory in which they had created the [[Matrix]].  The Matrix escaped containment and began what Renard called the [[Grey Goo Scenario]].  [[Dingo]] and [[Goliath]] entered the [[Dreamtime]], with the help of the [[Shaman]], to wage battle against it. ''("[[Walkabout]]")''
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Dingo and Matrix later teamed up to become a superhero team in Australia, fighting enemies such as [[Tazmanian Tiger]], until they were tracked down by [[Robyn Canmore]] and recruited into the [[Redemption Squad]]. ''("[[Strangers]]")''
  
 
==Real World Information==
 
==Real World Information==

Revision as of 05:04, 30 November 2007

Australia is the ninth recorded destination of the Avalon World Tour.

History

Fox and her mother, Anastasia Renard, had a laboratory in which they had created the Matrix. The Matrix escaped containment and began what Renard called the Grey Goo Scenario. Dingo and Goliath entered the Dreamtime, with the help of the Shaman, to wage battle against it. ("Walkabout")

Dingo and Matrix later teamed up to become a superhero team in Australia, fighting enemies such as Tazmanian Tiger, until they were tracked down by Robyn Canmore and recruited into the Redemption Squad. ("Strangers")

Real World Information

Australia is officially called the Commonwealth of Australia, and is a country in the Southern Hemisphere comprising the mainland of the world's smallest continent and a number of islands in the Southern, Indian, and Pacific Oceans. Neighbouring countries include Indonesia, East Timor and Papua New Guinea to the north, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and the French dependency of New Caledonia to the northeast, and New Zealand to the southeast.

See also

  • Australia at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia