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Line 10: == Anime and Manga == * ''[[UFO Robo Grendizer]]'' (one of the ''[[Mazinger Z]]'' sequels: The lair of the Vegan invaders was a [[Space Base]] set in the Moon they used to launch their raids and strikes from. {{spoiler\|When the Emperor began his final offensive against Earth, he ordered blowing it up to show his troops they had only two choices left: conquering Earth or die.}} * [[Nanoha Original\|Precia Testarossa]] has her base in a different dimension. In space. == Comic Books == * [[DC Comics]]' Injustice Gang had a satellite space station hangout at one time. * [[DC Comics]]' ''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'' has had a couple of these at different points. In the post-''Zero Hour'' continuity, they built Outpost Allon, a space station which served as a secondary base. And later, after the Outpost was destroyed, they built a moon-sized [[Space Base]] called Legion World to serve as their (mobile) base of operations. * In [[X-Men]], Magneto has the Asteroid M at first, and then Avalon. * In ''[[All Fall Down]]'', the Order of Despots has one of these on the moon. It's seen in first in a flashback, and is later visited in the present.

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