Transformers robots in disguise 2024

Transformers robots in disguise 2024 is an American superhero animated television series based on the Transformers toy line. It was produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and Hasbro Entertainment and animated by The Answer Studio, Mook Animation, and Studio 4°C (shorts). The series debuted on Nickelodeon on August 27, 2024. it is set in the loud house universe.
== Summary ==
The series follows the adventures of a small crew of Autobots who come into possession of the all-powerful AllSpark artifact. Stranded on Earth and living among the population of a fictional town in southeastern Michigan called Royal Woods, they face off against a series of human villains and their mighty Decepticon foes, who seek to possess the AllSpark. Though they were originally an exploration crew, these nine Autobots must rise to their circumstances to deal with threats large and small. 
== Main Autobots ==
Optimus Prime: Optimus was a young Autobot soldier serving under the command of Sentinel Prime during the height of the Great War between the Autobots and Decepticons on the planet Cybertron. His heroic efforts in combat earned him numerous military decorations, eventually earning the prestigious designation of Prime for himself. After the conclusion of the Great War, Optimus retired to pursue his original calling – space exploration – as captain of the expeditionary starship the Ark. As captain, Optimus is the de facto commander of the Autobot crew stranded on Earth, his military career lending him the combat prowess and bravery to play the part. Despite being battle-hardened, Optimus is a genuinely compassionate leader, viewing his crew as equals rather than subordinates and never giving an order he would not carry out himself. He values his troops’ input and is only stern when the situation calls for it. Having never actually commanded a team before, however, Optimus is not entirely confident in his abilities as leader, occasionally seeking the advice of his old friend Ironhide when faced with a dilemma. An environmentalist at heart, Optimus is protective of all life that he encounters during his travels, making him the ideal guardian of the human race against the Decepticons. When forced into combat, Optimus is armed with a double-barreled ion blaster, which is designed to force opponents into stasis lock rather than damage them outright. The gun can also split in two and reconfigure into a pair of energon hand-axes in melee combat. He transforms into a Peterbilt 389 tractor trailer cab. Voiced by David Kaye.
Bumblebee: As the youngest and most inexperienced crew member of the Ark, Bumblebee is often looked down upon by his shipmates. Due to his youth and short stature, Bumblebee is very self-conscious and constantly tries to prove himself as a worthy soldier. He is extremely impulsive and has directly disobeyed Optimus Prime’s orders on multiple occasions, frequently biting off more than he can chew and depending on his friends’ help to pull through in one piece. Despite his rash nature in combat, Bumblebee is quite amicable amongst his allies, and has taken more initiative than any other Autobot in befriending the humans of Earth. Bumblebee’s speed and agility in both modes are his greatest assets. In vehicle mode, he can reach a top speed of nearly 200mph, surpassed only by his teammate Mirage. While his sprightliness acts as a great defense, Bumblebee’s offensive capabilities are severely lacking. His only weapons, befitting his original role as junior mechanic aboard the Ark, are a pair of “stingers” that deploy from each of his forearms. Designed primarily for welding and jump-starting discharged circuitry, the stingers can also fire off bursts of plasma which are painful but non-lethal to Transformers. His visor, nominally used for welding duty, also doubles as a battle mask. He Transforms into a Custom 2006 Scion xA. Voiced by Bumper Robinson.
Ironhide: Ironhide is the oldest of the Ark’s crew by a long shot. A veteran of the Great War from start to finish, he has more combat experience than the rest of his team combined. Near the war’s close, he fought alongside Optimus Prime, becoming a close friend and mentor to the young Autobot. Left bitter and jaded by his often grisly experiences in battle, Ironhide pursued what he hoped to be a quiet, peaceful retirement exploring the cosmos. Cynical and short-tempered, Ironhide has little patience for the antics of his younger and less seasoned teammates, especially the rebellious Bumblebee. Despite his generally obstinate attitude, however, Ironhide truly does care about the wellbeing of his fellow Autobots. Unfortunately, Ironhide is not as sprightly as he was at his prime, though he still possesses considerable strength for his age. Hundreds of years of combat experience have provided Ironhide with an extensive knowledge of and proficiency with weapons of all sorts. In addition to managing his fellow bots’ weapons, Ironhide is far and away the most heavily-armed member of his team. His favorite weapons are his forearm-mounted gatling gun and grenade launcher. He sometimes also carries a handheld cannon able to eject a stream of corrosive acid that quickly eats away at most metals. In melee combat, all three firearms can combine to form a powerful war hammer. He Transforms into a Hummer H2 off-road custom. Voiced by Keith Szarabajka. 
Arcee: Arcee grew up on the exploratory starship Axalon, captained by her father Kup. She spent much of her youth hopping from planet to planet, barely given enough time to take in all the wonders and dangers of each world before being whisked off to the next. Frequently left to her own devices while the “adults” were off somewhere on an away mission, Arcee kept herself busy by exploring the insides of the Axalon and whatever wilderness the planet offered, as well as performing target practice on oil barrels and hapless petro-rabbits. She continues her father’s legacy on the Ark, acting as the ship’s navigator, though she still clings to her adventurous spirit and is just as much at home in the heat of battle. Despite being one of the younger crew members of the Ark, her skill and intellect earn her a great deal of respect from her peers, which she often utilizes to come to the defense of her friend Bumblebee. Because of her youth, small size, and gender, Arcee is frequently underestimated by the Decepticons. This is an ill-advised notion, however, as Arcee is actually one of the most capable warriors on the Autobot team. Trained with a weapon since youth, Arcee's weapon of choice is a long-range energon crossbow. Her years of target shooting have granted her impeccable aim; if given the opportunity she could (and probably would) shoot a hapless Decepticon’s head clear off from a distance of many kilometers. She is no slouch in close-quarters combat either; her small size lends her unmatched agility and athleticism, and she has been trained in a variety of martial arts techniques by Jazz and Mirage. She Transforms into a Kawasaki Ninja 250R. Voiced by Jessica DiGiovanni.
Red Alert: As the medical officer of an exploratory starship, Red Alert expected his assignment to consist primarily of patching up the expected scrapes and lubricant leaks his teammates suffered during planetary exploration missions. Instead, he finds himself acting as the Autobots’ only medic in a time of war. Extremely analytical and scientifically-minded, Red would rather spend his time alone performing research in his lab than out on the battlefield. While outwardly he may seem reserved and phlegmatic, he does care deeply about his friends and would face the entire Decepticon army head-on in order to rescue any one of them. Although he’s not the first ‘bot his comrades would approach for typical friendly conversation, he has a reputation for providing good advice – and not just in scientific matters. Perhaps his closest confidant is the equally reclusive Wheeljack, whom Red often collaborates with on Wheeljack’s frequently-dubious "inventions", most recently the mysterious "Project Overkill"… As the ship’s "doctor", Red Alert has several medical tools available at his disposal. His built-in, retractable diagnostic x-ray visor was designed to see through patients’ chassis to assess their internal machinery in order to make repairs easier, but it also works well in determining enemies’ weak points and the location of their vital systems. Likewise, his deployable energon scalpel and fusion torch are typically used to cut and weld during electro-surgery, but can double as weapons in close-range combat. However, Red is still woefully under-armed, making him far more suited to defense than offense – which is just as well, since he prefers to avoid combat when he can. He Transforms into a Ford E-450 Super Duty ambulance. Voiced by Jeremy Levy.
Prowl: Prowl is the only crew member of the Ark to be an active, enlisted member of the Autobot military force. He served for more than two centuries as lieutenant of the Iacon precinct of the Cybertron Autotrooper Police Force before accepting an offer as the Ark’s security officer and combat tactician. Normally such a job entails protecting the rest of the crew from the occasional ragtag group of space pirates or quelling dangerous alien lifeforms, but Prowl now finds his work cut out for him in organizing a campaign against the ruthless and efficient Decepticons. Deep down, Prowl resents most of his teammates, seeing them as ineffectual and soft. This comes across quite clearly in his curt, stern and often downright disparaging demeanor. He even finds many of Optimus Prime’s actions as leader to be counterproductive or needlessly sentimental, though he’d never tell him to his face - true to his military nature, Prowl always follows his commander’s orders, even when he doesn’t necessarily agree with them. In spite of his brusque nature, Prowl's ego is indeed well-deserved; he is without question the most capable soldier aboard the Ark and has saved the chassis of his comrades many times over. As a police officer, Prowl was trained in multiple forms of close-quarters combat and can bring most bots to submission one way or another, especially when caught unawares. He carries a Tungsten alloy nightstick for such encounters, a holdover from his patrolling days. While incredibly skilled with a firearm, Prowl is not heavily armed, normally carrying only a photon pistol. As one would expect, he values efficiency and accuracy over guns blazing; he’s capable of accomplishing more with just his wits and pistol than Ironhide is with his all of his vast array of weaponry. He Transforms into a Dodge Charger LX (Police Package). Voiced by Dick Terhune.
Jazz: In his earlier years, Jazz was a member of the Wreckers, an unsanctioned Autobot paramilitary force founded to hunt down rogue Decepticon agents still operating after the close of the Great War. While his time in the group provided him with a wealth of combat training and experience and allowed him to bring numerous criminals to justice, Jazz found himself unenthused by the wanton violence and ruthlessness frequently demonstrated by his teammates. Having always possessed a keen interest in xeno-anthropology, Jazz decided to retire from the Wreckers and sign up for service aboard the Ark, where he'd have the opportunity to encounter countless new alien races and cultures. On Earth, Jazz has taken particular interest in Earth music, especially the rock and hip-hop genres, as well as Earth pop culture in general. Accordingly, he spends more time among humans than most other Transformers. Jazz is friendly, easygoing, and respected by all of his fellow Autobots, even Prowl (though they generally still don't get along). As is to be expected with a veteran Wrecker, Jazz is an incredibly efficient and adaptive soldier. However, due to the fractured nature of that group, he is used to looking out for only himself in combat. This makes him Optimus's go-to bot for special solo operations, but does not work in his favor as a member of a team with a structured chain of command. His main weapon is a semi-automatic slugthrower pistol, though he is also been trained in a number of hand-to-hand combat techniques. Jazz also has a proclivity for sound-based weaponry. Two deafening sonic emitters, built into his shoulders, act to stun enemies in close-to-mid range combat. He also has a cache of sonic mines that can be set to either remote or proximity detonation modes, and can be thrown like flying discs that attach to nearly any surface. When triggered, the mines emit a destructive, compressed sonic shockwave. Automatic dampening filters built into his audio receptors protect Jazz from his own weapons. He Transforms into a 2014 Nissan 370Z. Voiced by Phil LaMarr.
Wheeljack: While most would label him a coward, in Wheeljack's mind he's simply the only Autobot with a lick of common sense. His number one priority is self preservation, a notion which doesn't mix too well with concept of warfare. He has no qualms complaining about or even flat-out refusing Optimus Prime's orders if he has even the slightest inkling that it might put his tailpipe on the line, much to the chagrin of the rest of his teammates. The only things that seem to drive him to anything resembling selfless action are saving face after an ego bruising or the threat of a court martial upon the Autobots' return to Cybertron. Wheeljack's true calling, and the only reason he remains an asset to the Autobot force, is his unmatched engineering genius. Not only does he maintain the Ark's structure and electrical systems almost single-handedly, but he can build virtually anything out of virtually anything. Wheeljack fancies himself an inventor, and spends most of his time in the workshop coming up with new contraptions that ideally will prevent him from having to deal with any Decepticons face-to-face. Unfortunately, most of his inventions look good on paper but fall short in execution; but once in a while he'll manufacture a truly useful piece of technology. His newest and largest undertaking is the mysterious "Project Overkill", a joint venture with perhaps the only other Autobot who can stand him, Red Alert. Ironically, in spite of his "pacifism", Wheeljack is fairly imposing in physical stature and possesses a substantial amount of strength. In the rare occasion he is forced onto the battlefield, he utilizes a custom-made phasic scattergun, a photonic weapon with a large ammo spread, making it devastating at close range but almost entirely ineffective over long distances. He also loves to use his favorite tool, a massive pipe wrench fashioned from his tow truck mode's crane arm, as a bludgeoning weapon in close-quarters combat. However, Wheeljack's best (and preferred) method of attack is, unsurprisingly, whatever remotely operated defensive weaponry he's cooked up in his spare time. He Transforms into a Dodge Ram 4500 Heavy Duty tow. Voiced by Billy Bob Thompson.
Mirage: Despite his relative youth, Mirage is an old soul, having dedicated much of his life to attempting to truly understand the universe he inhabits. This not only includes the study of the teachings found in the Covenant of Primus, a practice long-eschewed by many modern Cybertronians, but also the pursuit of scientific knowledge in the physical realm as well. Mirage is a xenobiologist by trade, a calling which led him to his position aboard the Ark. He is fascinated by the intellectual and cultural spectrum human race and the natural beauty of Earth, and is fiercely protective of it. Mirage prefers to remain solitary most of the time, often at odds with the cooperative necessities of the Autobot team. While he can usually be found meditating in his quarters or off on some nature retreat, from time to time he has been known to accompany Bumblebee, Arcee and Jazz on field trips with their human friends. Mirage is pacifistic whenever possible, but even when forced into battle he refuses to handle firearms. In his quest for self-discipline he has studied numerous swordfighting and martial arts techniques, including forms such as Metallikato and Circuit-Su. These skills, along with above-average speed and agility, make him an excellent defensive fighter. He also possesses an active camouflage generator (or “cloaking device”) developed by Wheeljack that allows him to become nearly-invisible in most light settings for short periods of time, enabling him to carry out stealthy reconnaissance and infiltration missions. Mirage’s only weapons are a pair of energon blades and a supply of throwing stars converted from his vehicle mode’s hubcaps used to make precision strikes at enemies' weak points in ranged combat. He Transforms into a Williams FW31 Formula One racer. Voiced by Dante Basco.
== Main Decepticons ==
Megatron: During the Great War, Megatron served as one of many generals under the command of Decepticon Supreme Commander Galvatron, each leading his or her own small army of underlings. After the mysterious disappearance of Galvatron and several of his generals, bringing the Great War to an abrupt close, Megatron surrendered to the Autobot army and was subsequently placed into stasis imprisonment. Freed several stellar cycles later in an infiltration mission organized by his former minions, the band of Decepticons fled Cybertron in the starship Nemesis, charting a course through Transwarp space to the planet Earth. Megatron is highly regarded as one of the most ruthless and efficient Decepticon leaders in Cybertronian history, and fully believes in the Decepticon cause: power over compassion. What none of his comrades know, however, is that he fights with a singular goal – to rise above the rest and become not only supreme commander of the Decepticon army, but ruler of all of Cybertron. Manipulation is Megatron’s greatest tool, and one he uses skillfully. He cares little for his subordinates and would slag any of them in an astrosecond if it worked in his favor. A master schemer, every action Megatron takes is part of some larger agenda, most likely for his own benefit. In his tank form, Megatron is outfitted with a powerful M256A1 smoothbore cannon with a range of 5 km, with an attached 7.62mm M240 machine gun. Mounted on top of the turret are a second M240 and a .50 cal M2 machine gun. In robot mode, the main cannon apparatus is affixed to Megatron’s right arm and retains full functionality. In this form, Megatron can swap out the typical M256A1 ammunition for a deadly but Energon-costly fusion laser. He Transforms into a M1A2 Abrams main battle tank. Voiced by Corey Burton. 
Starscream: During Megatron’s imprisonment, Starscream acted as the de facto leader of his former general’s fractured army. The opportunity to control others to do his bidding left Starscream with an insatiable thirst for power – and a mammoth ego. With Megatron back at the forefront, Starscream is constantly conspiring and scheming against his former commander in order to regain his place as Decepticon leader, though in truth he lacks the fortitude and intellect to pull it off. Megatron, meanwhile, is well aware of Starscream’s rampant treachery and manages to quash most of his rather transparent machinations before they get off the ground. The only reason he hasn’t extinguished Starscream’s spark permanently is that – deep down – he sees a little bit of himself in the traitor. Despite his arrogance, Starscream is indeed a formidable warrior; speedy and well-armed. His vehicle mode is outfitted with a M61A2 Vulcan rotary cannon, which is mounted on his right forearm in robot mode. His null ray cannons, also functional in both modes, can temporarily seize target Transformers’ circuitry, leaving them petrified and open for attack. Perhaps Starscream’s most distinctive characteristic, however, is his freakishly high endurance. Despite being fired upon and even fragmented outright by a furious Megatron on countless occasions, Starscream always manages to pull himself back together no worse for the wear. While this unique property has yet to be fully explained, Starscream himself would like to believe it’s because he’s some sort of god. He Transforms into a F-22A Raptor air superiority fighter. Voiced by Tom Kenny.
Soundwave: Soundwave is obsessed with the pursuit of knowledge. So much so, in fact, that he removed the emotion circuits of his processor to free up more space for pure data storage, leaving him with a detached, monotone vocal synthesizer. In order to aid him in his research, Soundwave constructed three autonomous drones – Rumble, Ravage and Laserbeak – to act as independent scouts to gather data on the Decepticons’ environment and opponents. When Soundwave’s drones return to him, they link into the robot’s mainframe and upload all the intelligence they have gathered, adding it to Soundwave’s own consciousness. Soundwave’s largest flaw stems from his largest asset, his lack of emotion. Whereas emotion does not have an effect on his efficiency, the lack of it frequently gets in the way of his decision-making and his ability to interact with most of his teammates. Megatron favors Soundwave for his no-nonsense attitude, a fact which annoys the fiercely loyal but stupid Bonecrusher to no end. Soundwave also acts as the Decepticons’ main channel of communications. His substantial array is powerful enough not only to allow communication between any two points on Earth, but, with a focused datastream, can even reach Cybertron. This ability to communicate with allies on the Transformers’ homeworld is a luxury the opposing Autobots do not have and are not aware of. In robot mode, Soundwave retains all of his communications capability and drone interactivity. His dish can also transform into a sonic cannon, able to emit a variety of sound-based attacks; including a subsonic shockwave, a shrill receptor-piercing tone, and a radio-jamming signal. For armed combat, Soundwave is also outfitted with a shoulder-deployed repeating laser. He Transforms into a Oshkosh HEMTT M985 w/ communications array. Voiced by Isaac C. Singleton, Jr.
Bonecrusher: Bonecrusher’s not necessarily stupid, he’s just stupidly loyal. He will take any order from his leader Megatron without question or hesitation, even if he knows it will result in his own destruction. Therein lays Bonecrusher’s main fault: he is easily coerced into doing gruntwork or getting sent into battle first as a decoy to draw Autobot fire. It’s all the same to Bonecrusher, who is so blinded by this dedication to the Decepticon cause that he is rarely aware of his tormentor’s true intentions. He is fiercely hated by many of his teammates; he frequently blows the whistle on Starscream’s machinations and has developed a jealous rivalry with the equally loyal but far more intelligent Soundwave. Despite being armed with a compliment of 60 thermobaric warheads in both robot and vehicle modes, Bonecrusher prefers hand-to-hand combat, a calling that he is more than cut out for. His strength is unmatched among the Earth-based Decepticons, and he can take just as much punishment as he can dish out. His largest weakness in battle is his slow speed and poor coordination. While not entirely devoid of processing power, Bonecrusher is nevertheless slow-witted and has a hard time making quick decisions without orders from Megatron. He Transforms into a TOS-1 Buratino multiple rocket launcher. Voiced by David Kaye.
Skywarp: A true prankster at heart, Skywarp enjoys nothing more than sowing discord among Autobots and Decepticons alike. Fortunately, being sly and sneaky is quite conducive to his role as the Decepticons’ stealth infiltrator. In the hands of someone with more dedication than he, Skywarp’s teleportation abilities would be truly deadly, but he’s more interested in quietly materializing behind someone just to push them down a flight of stairs. As cocky and arrogant as his older “brother” Starscream, Skywarp is always smarmy and sarcastic, and in battle loves to make cheesy one-liners at every possible opportunity. Just about the only thing that makes him take is job seriously is a bruised ego. Skywarp is outfitted with an experimental miniature Transwarp drive developed by Scavenger. Like the much larger versions installed on interstellar starships, the device is able to “teleport” its user instantaneously by warping space-time. Due to its size, however, Skywarp’s Transwarp drive only has a range of a few hundred meters, as opposed to the light-years-spanning range of larger ships. Skywarp is also armed with a pair of shoulder-deployed particle beams and back-mounted jump jets, which allows him to fly in both modes. He Transforms into a F-117A Nighthawk stealth fighter. Voiced by Troy Baker.
Thundercracker: Thundercracker is a prisoner of circumstance, forced into a life of military service by his far more combative brothers Starscream and Skywarp. While he has no particular love for humans or Autobots, neither does he believe in the destructive Decepticon agenda. Nevertheless, Thundercracker's no idiot - he's well aware that inaction or insubordination will result in a one-way ticket to the scrap heap, so he does the bare minimum required for him to stay in favor with Megatron and keep from drawing the ire of his teammates. He'll follow direct orders to a T, but left to his own devices he would not revel in death and destruction like his comrades. If he came face to face with an Autobot, he wouldn't engage, and he'd have no qualms about sabotaging his own faction if he knew he could get away with it. At the end of the day, Thundercracker would rather be reading about Cybertronian history than making it. Due to his indifferent nature, Thundercracker is viewed as little more than an average-at-best soldier by his peers, though his extensive knowledge of military history has lent the Decepticons a tactical advantage on occasion. In addition to his jet mode's powerful GAU-8/A Avenger rotary cannon, he can equip an array of air-to-air and air-to-surface weaponry, a favorite being AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles. Thundercracker draws his name from the two immense taser weapons that fire from his chest in robot mode. Each consists of a jet-propelled magnetic clamp attached to a cable through which tens of thousands of volts of electricity are discharged. This weapon is not designed to be fatal to targets, but rather to incapacitate the subject until it can be captured or destroyed through other means. He Transforms into a A-10 Thunderbolt II. Voiced by Steve Blum.
Blackout: Virtually nothing is known about Blackout's background and history. Personally culled from a pool of Decepticon recruits by Megatron in the decisive twilight years of the Great War, Blackout stands as a silent, dutiful sentinel amongst the ragtag Decepticon soldiers. He is perhaps the most skilled combatant of the earthbound Decepticons, always following Megatron's orders without question, though he seems to operate out of a sense of duty rather than a relishing of wanton destruction like many of his peers. On the rare occasion that he does speak, it is never more than a few words and usually only to acknowledge an order. Blackout is the largest and most heavily armed member of the Decepticon team. He is outfitted with a pair of back-mounted long-range mortars, abdominal flechette launchers, two repeating pulse cannons formed from the helicopter mode's engine intakes, and a particle laser disguised as the helicopter's chin-mounted refueling probe and sensor suite. The latter two weapons systems also carry over to Blackout's alternate mode, which is further outfitted with a pair of miniguns aft of the cockpit and a tail-mounted .50 cal machine gun. The chopper's main rotor assembly is mounted on Blackout's right arm in robot mode, allowing him to use it as a rotating blade weapon or as a deflective shield. Additionally, the rotor can still be used as a flight mechanism, enabling Blackout to perform controlled descents and hover for brief amounts of time, though it cannot actually generate lift in robot mode. Finally, Blackout's immense size grants him the ability to create miniature earthquakes, stunning or disorienting his enemies. He Transforms into a MH-53J Pave Low III. Voiced by Bumper Robinson.
Scavenger: The only thing that matches the vastness of Scavenger’s technical intellect is his unbridled insanity. His thirst for chaos is unparalleled, sometimes becoming so engrossed in the wanton destruction he creates that he is perhaps as much of a threat to his fellow Decepticons as he is to the Autobots and humans that oppose him. Scavenger is completely detached emotionally from the war that surrounds him, preferring to hole himself up in his lab to tinker away at the broken machinery and scrap metal he salvages from the battlefield in the aftermath. While most of his science projects consist of twisted torture devices of dubious practicality, Scavenger’s contrivances are still of occasional use to the Decepticons, having developed such advantageous technology as Skywarp’s miniaturized Transwarp drive and Stormcloud’s vehicle-mode magna-repulsors. Perhaps Scavenger’s most intriguing and useful invention, however, is his energon infuser gun. Built with the capability to either absorb from or inject energon into a fellow Transformer’s internal reserves through a concentrated energy beam, it has the potential to turn Scavenger into a puppet master of sorts, able to control the vitality of friends and enemies alike, much to his amusement. A favorite tactic is to inject excessive amounts of energon into an ally, which turns the target into a nigh-invincible berserker for a few minutes before resulting in temporary stasis lock. Scavenger also favors a secondary configuration he terms "destruction mode", in which he switches out his normal arms for a pair of super-long, super-durable wrecking claws split from his vehicle mode shovel arm. This mode is also outfitted with a quartet of cerebro-shell grenade launchers, which daze and confuse enemies and allies alike upon detonation, temporarily turning them into mindless zombies. He Transforms into a Caterpillar 374DL excavator. Voiced by Bumper Robinson. 
Stormcloud: Stormcloud is the very definition of a femme fatale - beautiful, cunning, and deadly. Unlike most other Decepticons, who operate out of greed, lust for power, or some misguided code of honor, she is bad simply because it’s fun. Deceitful and manipulative, Stormcloud makes liberal use of her charm and feminine wiles to exploit the more weak-minded of her allies (and even some of her enemies). She has little patience for the often juvenile antics of her teammates and prefers to keep to herself unless she can use one of them for her own ends. While she is rebellious and hates being ordered around, Megatron has spun this tendency to his advantage by assigning her to sentry duty guarding the Decepticon’s hidden aquatic base. The Decepticon leader has something of a love-hate relationship with Stormcloud; he admires her for her tenacity and scheming nature but quickly grows impatient when her defiance comes into conflict with his own agenda. Secretly he's even a little trepidatious of her, since he knows that she's the only Decepticon who might be able to outfox him if she ever mustered the ambition. Stormcloud's vehicle mode is armed with a rotating M2 Browning machine gun, which can detach and combine with the exterior portion of the boat's engine to form a bore cannon for use in robot mode. The hull of her normally waterborne alternate mode has been outfitted with four banks of magna-repulsors, developed by Scavenger, allowing her to hover over relatively even terrain even out of water. In robot mode, Stormcloud is the fastest Decepticon by a long shot. She excels in hand-to-hand combat, and has been trained in multiple forms of martial arts. She is also armed with two retractable arm blades, which she uses in conjunction with her now forearm-mounted repulsors, which act as makeshift shields to deflect blows and repel physical projectiles. She Transforms into a Modified Stingray 230 SX. Voiced by Tara Strong. 
== Main Humans ==
Lincoln Loud: a 12-year-old boy who is both the middle child and the only son of the Loud family, as well as the sixth oldest. He attends the 6th grade at Royal Woods Middle School. Lincoln has a passion for comic books, especially his favorite superhero Ace Savvy who has a playing card theme as well as secret agent David Steele. Lincoln typically plans schemes, strategies, and "operations" for better convenience, as well as to help others, that the Autobots more often than not follow. Lincoln has other talents, including cooking, playing video games, performing magic tricks, and coaching his younger sister Lola to prepare her for her pageants. Voiced by Bentley Griffin.
Clyde McBride: a 12-year-old boy who is best friends with Lincoln. He owns a walkie-talkie that he uses on "missions" with Lincoln and is usually up-to-date on code words used when conveying messages. Clyde and Lincoln share many interests, such as video games and science fiction movies. He used to have an unrequited crush on Lori and tended to get nosebleeds, faints whenever he saw her, and/or he acts like a malfunctioned robot. He wears circular glasses, a yellow and blue striped sweater, black pants, and black tennis shoes. When Lincoln cosplays as Ace Savvy, Clyde dresses as Ace's sidekick One-Eyed Jack. Clyde is a 6th-grader at Royal Woods Middle School. He is also an accomplished pastry chef and baker. Clyde is patient and enjoys the company of all of The Autobots since he gets lonely with being an only child. Voiced by Jaeden White.
Liam Hunnicutt: a 12-year-old boy with a bowl cut who speaks in a Southern accent and lives on a farm. He enjoys loud music, exclaiming that he wants the music "turned up to eleven", a reference to This Is Spinal Tap. Liam is a hard-working and dutiful at his family farm. He speaks with countryside accent and during "Back Out There" where he mentions doing stereotypical agricultural activities such as milking cows and that donkey poo was hard to get out. He gets along with his farm animals. He also doesn't seem to be able to understand certain metaphorical phrases, such as Rodney complimenting them on their appearance and telling them they'd need to fight the ladies off with a stick, causing him to sadly remark that he had forgotten his stick. He likes mud wrestling, basketball, chess and rock music. voiced by Lara Jill Miller.
Rusty Spokes: a 12-year-old boy who is A good friend of Lincoln, Rusty is a bit awkward and seems to be a coward, given he cried when a pigeon flew in the gymnasium. He considers himself a ladies' man, once hitting on Lincoln's sisters when he came over to work on a project with him and mentions in "Back Out There" that he likes the ladies. He seems to get hungry easily, as shown in the egg baby project where he frequently asked his teacher when lunch was. Rusty is a good kid at heart who cares about his friends and their happiness. In "Back Out There", he, along with Clyde, Zach, and Liam, attempted to cure Lincoln's "post breakup blues" by having a guys night out. While his efforts were misguided, he did go through great lengths to ensure Lincoln would be happy. He's not afraid of monsters or blood when he watches horror films like in "The Price of Admission", but when this happens in real world he starts getting scared as shown in episodes "Back in Black" and "Tails of Woe". Voiced by Diego Alexander.
Zach Gurdle: a 12-year-old boy who is the son of two parents whom are both obsessed with aliens. According to Lincoln, Zach lives between a circus and a freeway. At some point, presumably prior to the episode "Dance, Dance Resolution", he and Rusty Spokes became best friends, much like their respective fathers did in middle school. But despite all the effort he’s put into “studying” alien invasions, giant robot attacks, and high-flying adventur, Zach finds himself totally overwhelmed by the prospect of being involved with a real-life race of alien robots fighting a secret war on Earth. voiced by Jessica DiCicco.
Stella Zhau: a 12-year-old tall Filipino American girl who family moved to Royal Woods, and Stella was enrolled to Royal Woods Elementary School. After befriending Lincoln Loud in "White Hare", she eventually becomes one of his closest friends and a part of his friend group in "Be Stella My Heart". In Season 5, she and the gang move to middle school. he loves tech and always wants to dismantle electronics and put them back together. It’s this passion that accidentally (but serendipitously) led her to making first contact with the earthbound Autobots. voiced by Haley Tju.
Doctor Arkeville: a self-proclaimed Evil Genius who often allies himself with the Decepticons, but whose only true allegiance is to himself. The nature and history of his mechanical attachments and limbs have never been explained. Like all mad scientists, Dr. Arkeville has designs to rule the planet Earth. Also, like all mad scientists, his success rate is sorely lacking. Voiced by John DiMaggio.
General Freeman: a United States military officer aiding the Autobots in their fight on Earth. Voiced by Dale Wilson.
== Supervillains ==
Angry Archer: A Robin Hood-styled human villain who uses a bow and arrows (with the arrows being somewhat similar to Green Arrow's trick arrows) to commit crimes. Voiced by Jeff Glen Bennett.
Nanosec: Originally nothing more than a small-time larcenist, a chance encounter with an experimental speed-enhancing suit turned him into the fastest felon in the world. voiced by Brian Posehn.
Meltdown: Prometheus Black was a biotechnology engineer who constant loss of business to tech Corporations has left Black bitter toward machines, especially the sentient kind. While attempting to develop a new corrosive that would melt Autobot armor, Black fell victim to a laboratory accident that transformed him into the supervillan Meltdown. Driven quite frankly bonkers, Black was left able to secrete an acidic liquid that melts anything he touches, and which can be fired in jets from his palms. Unable to "turn off" his powers, Black constantly secretes acid, and must wear protective suits that allow him to walk about and manipulate objects without melting them. Voiced by Peter Stormare.
Cyrus "The Colossus" Rhodes: A small old man with gray hair and former wrestler, he uses the biotech steroid pistons provided by Prometheus Black to stimulate the steroids injected in his body and grow in size and strength. voiced by Corey Burton.
Mammal Mutant & Fish Mutant: Two mutants seen working with Meltdown, one a bat-like like Frankenstien monster created from Meltdown's lawyer and the other a shark-like creature with various sea-creature bodyparts like octopus tentacles and a crab claw. 
Professor Princess: a little girl out to rid the world of violent boys' toys... by violently destroying them and any who stand in her way. Also, she hates rock music. (No accounting for taste...) Her arsenal includes a magic wand, razor-edged flowers, exploding kitten dolls, and her toy flying unicorn, Powdered Sugar, which fires both beam and projectile weaponry from its horn. voiced by Kath Soucie.
Headmaster: the alternate identity of Henry Masterson, a disgruntled tech Corporation employee who can take control of robots by replacing their heads with his Headmaster unit. He's a gigantic dork who plays too many video games and seems to have crossed the line between reality and fiction. His vocabulary is littered with slang from the internets, with terms like "n00bs" and "Total ownage!" voiced by Alexander Polinsky.
Master Disaster: the costumed, Australian-accented host of Street Demon, a pirate television show which broadcasts illegal street-races in royal woods. voiced by Bill Fagerbakke.
Slo-Mo: Her costume is Roaring Twenties-themed and she speaks with a Chicago accent that goes with that era. A former worker in a clock factory, She discovered a piece of the Allspark imbedded in a timepiece, which had the power to slow down and reverse time around anything and anyone she used it on. She gathered together the criminals of Detroit to form a crime syndicate. It was revealed at the time that she used her timepiece on Nanosec's speed-suit to restore him to his rightful age (on a related note, she does have an interest to him). voiced by Tara Strong.
Circuit Breaker: a villain whose pathological hatred of robots knows no bounds. She refuses to make the distinction between Autobot and Decepticon, blaming the Transformer race as a whole for the attack which left her crippled. As such, she is more likely to do harm to the Autobot cause than to be of assistance. Circuit Breaker was genius Josie Beller. Hired by Blackrock Enterprises only a few years out of high school, she was responsible for designing the most advanced oil-drilling platform in the world. Despite her well-publicized technological achievements, Beller was humble; to her, it was merely part of her job. She continues to be extremely devoted to her employer, G.B. Blackrock. But after being paralyzed during a Decepticon attack on the platform, she invented a wearable device to enable her to walk again. Her computerized suit not only allows her to move, but grants her the power to shoot electricity, disrupt circuitry, and fly. This costume does not cover much of her body, but having the power to manipulate electricity gives you a good defense against inappropriate catcalls. Voiced by Rachel Dratch
Stilleto: Former kickboxing champion Stella Healy found a new life after her boxing career fizzled out. Now as the super-criminal Stilleto, she works as an industrial saboteur for hire. Stilleto can be a tough component, big on action but light on words, with her high-heeled boots, which are capable of cutting through solid steel. Voiced by Nicole Sullivan
Thurston Chumley: a vengeful big-game hunter who uses advanced (and extremely goofy) technology to stalk and bag the most dangerous and exotic creatures on the planet. He is tended to by the elderly Dinsmore. voiced by Jim Cummings.
King Nergill: King of the undersea kingdom in "the deepest part of the Atlantic", populated by telepathic, human-sized mermen. Its origins are unknown, and in spite of—or perhaps because of—its very high technology, the humans seem unaware of its existence outside of the traditional Atlantis myth. Its ambitious king, Nergill, seeks to conquer the surface world, but all of his technology is powered by geothermal vents, and leaving them would render his weapons useless. However, when a partnership with the Decepticons gives him energon cube technology, his goals are at last within reach. Voiced by Harry Lennix.
== Other Autobots ==
Perceptor: Following their continued lack of success in neutralizing the Decepticon threat, and having lost all their long-range communications equipment in the Ark’s crash to Earth, the Autobots are forced to make their most desperate play yet. While the others (including a newly-reprogrammed, less violent Grimlock) create a diversion outside, stealthy Mirage infiltrates the Decepticon base and sends out a general distress beacon in hopes of reaching any wayward Autobots in the cosmic neighborhood. Unfortunately, this move also has the unintended side effect of attracting potential Decepticon allies, bringing even more war to the already-besieged planet... The first to respond to the signal is Autobot Perceptor, already present in Earth’s orbit as part of a decades-long deep field study and completely unaware of the war raging below him. Centuries before, he served as Astrogation Officer aboard the exploratory starship Axalon, and as such is an old acquaintance of Arcee’s. Perceptor is one of Cybertron’s greatest scientific minds, which he frequently demonstrates in his rapid, uncompromisingly technical speech, often to the frustration of its recipient. However, unlike many in his field, he is also a capable soldier, having served a full tour of duty during the Great War. This experience has made Perceptor far more pragmatic than the majority of his Autobot allies - he is not afraid to resort to violence if he feels it is the quickest and most efficient method of dealing with a situation, causing him to frequently butt heads with the far more idealistic Optimus Prime. However, in spite of his often detached demeanor, Perceptor does not completely lack compassion, and is not above making personal sacrifices for the benefit of his compatriots. While he isn’t afraid of combat, Perceptor is not exactly courageous and quite frail, so he prefers to strike at foes from a long distance. This is reflected in his weapon of choice, a shoulder-mounted Orbital Laser cannon, which is accurate enough to hit a target from low orbit with a margin of error of only a few millimeters. This weapon is incredibly powerful - able to punch a sizeable hole straight through an enemy combatant - but is extremely energon-costly, forcing its use to be relegated to only the most crucial moments. As the only spaceborne Autobot, Perceptor is most at home in Earth’s orbit, keeping a watchful eye on the stars for a sign of impending visitors... He Transforms into a Satellite Telescope. Voiced by Jim Ward.
Jetfire: a longtime member of the Autobot Secret Police, a clandestine paramilitary force established after the close of the Great War. Each agent acts alone, and is tasked with locating and apprehending (or exterminating, if the case necessitates) Decepticon fugitives throughout the galaxy. These officers answer directly to the Autobot High Council, and are are granted immunity from moral or legal recourse in pursuit of their goals. Predictably, the Secret Police is an organization rife with corruption, so to say that Jetfire is perhaps the most unscrupulous of his peers is quite the accomplishment. Jetfire is not driven by a sense of honor or justice, but rather vengeance. He has long been in pursuit of the prolific but elusive bounty hunter Lockdown, who murdered his friend and fellow agent Devcon nearly a decacycle ago. After finally tracking Lockdown’s signature to Earth, he finds himself embroiled in a new war that forces him to honor duty over his personal vendetta, much to his chagrin. Though Jetfire wants to see the Decepticons eradicated as much as the other Autobots do, he resents working with them and prefers to work alone unless the situation absolutely necessitates it. Jetfire is cold, distant, uncaring and self-centered, and is nearly as much an adversary to the Autobots as any given Decepticon. It is Optimus’ hope, however, that compassion and solidarity will win over his hardened heart in the end. Like all Secret Police agents, Jetfire is a veritable one-man army; he is by far the most heavily-armed (as well as the largest) Earthbound Autobot. His most prominent piece equipment is his back-mounted pair of Turbo Thrusters, which each contain an extremely powerful, long-range rail cannon, as well a booster rocket allowing him to attain flight in both modes. Each forearm conceals a pair of flechette launchers for close-to-mid-range combat, and he can swap out his hands for flamethrowers formed from the vehicle mode's OMS thrusters. His arsenal is rounded out by a double-barreled Valkyrie Rifle. Jetfire does not actually possess much combat finesse, but that matter little when he’s littering the battlefield with as much ammunition as he is capable of dishing out. Truly, his biggest weakness is his stubborn insistence on working alone against an entire enemy army. He Transforms into a Space Shuttle orbiter. Voiced by Jeremy Levy 
Longarm: Longarm was once the foreman of the “Build Team”, a loosely-knit group of Autobot volunteers dedicated to helping rebuild Cybertron and its off-planet colonies following the widespread devastation wrought by the Great War. While traveling aboard the shuttle Steelhaven on a routine mission to Ki-Aleta to provide housing for refugees, a Transwarp miscalculation instead sent Longarm and five other Build Team members hurtling inexorably towards a planet called Earth. Most of the crew were killed on impact, leaving Longarm and rookie Bulkhead as the only survivors. Stranded on an alien world with no way to contact the outside, the distraught but resourceful Longarm developed an escape plan: build a miniaturized space bridge, powerful enough only to jump the pair to the nearest Cybertronian outpost. Thus, the duo began the long, arduous process of gathering construction materials strong enough for the job (rare as they are), and enough energon to power one jump (rarer still), all while keeping their true nature hidden from the indigenous species. Over thirty local years later, as the project nears completion, Longarm and Bulkhead receive a transmission indicating they may not be alone on this planet after all…Longarm is the perfect mixture of brains and brawn. He has a keen mind for engineering and problem-solving, although his projects often turn into obsession if left unchecked. While he tends to prefer to work alone in quiet, he is fiercely loyal to and protective of his close associates. Moreover, spending decades with the clumsy and aloof Bulkhead as his only companion has helped Longarm develop a nearly limitless amount of patience. The one thing that’s still sure to get his blood boiling, though, is the Decepticons, having seen firsthand the horrifying results of their depredation. While not quite as massive or stalwart as his partner, Longarm’s plenty imposing himself, and has no problem holding his own in battle. His main weapon of choice is the crane arm on his right shoulder, which can extend many times its length, and its hook and cables swung as a flail or bolas (it can also be replaced with a wrecking ball for extra-destructive jobs). He also carries a pair of hammers which, while intended for construction purposes, also work well as bludgeoning weapons. His only ranged weapons - or rather countermeasures - are the grenades launched from the pod on his left shoulder, which emit a veil of obscuring, choking smoke, perfect for quick escapes and diversions. He Transforms into a LiuGong TC500 truck-mounted crane. Voiced by Paul Dobson.
Bulkhead: The youngest and least experienced member of the Build Team, Bulkhead’s first assignment has proven to be a particularly difficult one, stranded on an unfamiliar planet with the only other survivor of the Steelhaven, Longarm. The very definition of a gentle giant (to his friends, anyway), Bulkhead is extremely good-natured and optimistic, but quite dim. Unsurprisingly, he wasn’t hired for his smarts, but rather his strength and expertise in demolishing virtually any structure. Accordingly, Bulkhead isn’t exactly the most coordinated Autobot and frequently underestimates his own strength, often causing more harm than good when trying to help. He is painfully aware of his clumsy nature, however, and secretly harbors a deep-seated guilt over his fear that he may be responsible for the transwarp miscalculation that crashed the Steelhaven and killed his friends. Longarm’s constant encouragement and tendency to play to Bulkhead’s strengths have help to temper his insecurities somewhat, however. On the battlefield, Bulkhead becomes a veritable force of nature, second only to Grimlock among the Autobots in terms of sheer destructive force. While lacking in ranged weaponry, his hide is so thick that he can easily take punishment long enough to close the distance between himself and the enemy. Other than his massive physical strength, his main weapons are his duranium wrecking maces, which can be swapped out for his hands. Loaded with explosive power, they can be used as close-range bludgeoning weapons, fired off as short-range projectiles, or extended on a chain to act as flails. He Transforms into a Caterpillar 777 haul truck. Voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson
Sideswipe: In his youth, shortly before the onset of the Great War, Sideswipe enjoyed a brief but lucrative career as the darling of the Cybertronian underground racing circuit. As the Decepticon insurgency began to swell, however, race attendance began to plummet and Sideswipe was soon left without a livelihood. His fame waning, he sought out racing leagues on colony worlds like Nos and Velocitron, but quickly found himself outpaced by its most dedicated competitors. With his reputation in serious jeopardy, Sideswipe saw no other option but to resort to cheating in order to win. He started small - spiking his rivals’ pre-race engex, tampering with the replacement parts in the pit - but his methods soon escalated to the deployment of mid-race electroscramblers and countermeasures, and ultimately blackmail and threats of direct violence. Eventually, Sideswipe crossed the wrong ‘bot - Knockout - but rather than exact revenge, the Decepticon recognized Sideswipe’s talent for subterfuge, and invited him to join the crew of interstellar grifters aboard the Darksyde. Having only taken on the Decepticon sigil as a sign of solidarity among his shipmates, Sideswipe was quick to renounce his allegiance when faced with the prospect of being commanded by the tyrannical Megatron on Earth. Instead, he reluctantly fell in with the Autobots, out of necessity more than convenience or ideology. Now, Sideswipe finds his inflated ego and cavalier, lone-wolf attitude of little help on the fields of battle he avoided for so long, though his thirst for approval seems to be inspiring him to change his ways at least a little. Though met with distrust and trepidation by his new teammates, the Autobots nevertheless appreciate any extra help they can get. To that end, Sideswipe has been able to repurpose his tools of sabotage into those of war: his forearm  blades, once used to puncture opponents’ tires or pierce their chassis, now function equally well as melee weapons; and the yield of his shoulder-mounted laser-guided missile launcher has been increased to topple foes on a more permanent basis. Expectedly, he’s also an expert tamperer, with his speed allowing him to get behind enemy lines undetected in order to sabotage their machinery. He Transforms into a Lamborghini Sesto Elemento. Voiced by Travis Willingham.
Grimlock: Following months of fierce battles and attempts to thwart the Decepticons’ sinister plans, it became clear that the Autobot’s makeshift militia was overpowered, outsmarted, and most importantly, outgunned by their foes. With the intent of giving the Autobots a much-needed edge in battle, Wheeljack began working in secret on an experiment he termed “Project Overkill”. The plan was to take the Ark’s only remaining protoform, damaged in the ship’s crashdown and considered unsalvageable, and bring it back online in order to bolster the Autobot forces. While the program was endorsed by Optimus Prime and assisted by the anatomical education of Red Alert, neither knew the extent of Wheeljack’s plans - not just to create a new Autobot soldier, but to create the strongest, most ruthless soldier imaginable - one who could take on the entire Decepticon army single-handedly and come out on top. Wheeljack based the protoform’s new body on the Tyrannosaurus rex, which, according to his research, was the most bloodthirsty creature ever to roam the Earth. Grimlock, as the result of Project Overkill came to be called, was a success - almost too much so. His damaged processor was incapable of reason or independent thought, containing only pure, unfettered rage. This animalistic fury had the intended effect when unleashed on the Decepticons, but Grimlock’s disposition towards his fellow Autobots was nearly as violent, even though he had been programmed to recognize them as allies. On top of this, he was utterly incapable of accepting or understanding orders. Realizing what a mistake he had made in making Grimlock so uncontrollable, Wheeljack successfully tricked the berserk ‘bot into entering one of the Ark’s stasis chambers, which safely contains him as the severely-reprimanded Autobot engineer develops an inhibitor chip to suppress Grimlock’s excessively violent nature. Grimlock is by far the largest, strongest, and toughest Autobot, and prefers to use these attributes to his advantage by engaging almost exclusively in melee combat. He also specializes in heat-based weaponry, able to discharge huge plumes of fire via the flamethrower built into his dinosaur mode’s mouth. His sword, constructed from a titanium alloy, can be superheated via an electrical current, allowing it to cut through most materials like a hot knife through butter. he Transforms into a Tyrannosaurus rex. Voiced by Keith David.
Ultra Magnus
Kup
Blaster 
Ratchet
Rodimus
Springer
Skids
Smokescreen
Hoist
Tracks
Omega Supreme
Highbrow
Sentinel Prime
Grapple
Cliffjumper
Gears
Brawn
Windcharger
Pipes
Hound
Sunstreaker
Trailbreaker
Inferno
Warpath
Powerglide
Cosmos
Elita One
Chromia
FIrestar
Moonracer
Alpha Trion
== Other Decepticons ==
Shockwave: During the Great War, Shockwave was appointed by Megatron to serve as his intelligence officer and second-in-command. Following Decepticon Supreme Commander Galvatron’s defeat and the subsequent capture of Megatron and many of the other Decepticon generals, signaling the war’s end, Shockwave willingly surrendered to Autobot forces. Although put to trial for his war crimes, Shockwave managed to absolve himself of most of his charges with the political connections, bribes and blackmail he had collected through the years. After serving a negligible prison sentence, he was released back into Cybertronian society. With access to public records and a number of shadow agents, Shockwave now secretly lives as an information broker for the fractured Decepticon remnant throughout the cosmos... and particularly Megatron and his earthbound team. Shockwave’s boundless thirst for political and tactical intelligence is eclipsed only by his devotion to pure logic. Every action and thought he expends is performed with utmost efficiency and with some ultimate, greater goal in mind. Shockwave acts solely out of pragmatism rather than idealism. While - unlike Soundwave - he is not incapable of feeling or displaying emotion, he has eschewed such notions as impractical and obstructive. Logic, he finds, is the only logical choice. Shockwave’s ruthless demeanor, unmatched competence, and years of loyal service make him perhaps the only Decepticon that Megatron sincerely trusts and respects, and thus the only soul privy to Megatron’s ultimate plan for Earth. As Shockwave continues to operate out of Cybertron, he retains a Cybertronian vehicle mode - a speedy, heavily armed hover tank. Its rotating turret contains an ultra-long range AstroMag cannon and a pair of retractable concussion missile pods. Vehicle mode armament is rounded out with a pair of forward-facing depleted uranium slugthrowers. In robot mode, Shockwave loses these guns, but his turret weaponry remains functional and is supplemented by a second pair of missile pods on his opposing shoulder. He Transforms into a Cybertronian hover tank. Voiced by Corey Burton.
Ravage: Ravage is the most heavily armed of Soundwave’s drones, outfitted with a pair of light gatling guns and a compliment of twelve stinger missiles. Unlike Laserbeak and Rumble, Ravage is specifically designed to engage full-sized Transformers in combat. His primary function is to gather data about the Autobots’ combat tactics for use in Decepticon battles strategies, though he also works particularly well as a diversionary agent.
Laserbeak: Laserbeak acts as the Decepticons’ eye in the sky, charting the topography of their new home and surveying the affairs of Autobots and humans alike. His keen optical and audio sensors make him the ideal spy, an activity in which he takes great pleasure. Though armed only with a pair of small blasters, Laserbeak’s sharp talons are a dangerous melee, weapon and his small profile and high speed make him a difficult target to hit.
Rumble: Unlike Ravage and Laserbeak’s animalistic natures, Rumble seems to possess a limited degree of sentience, though he is incapable of speech or complex thought. Rumble’s main purpose is to serve as a living power cell of sorts; his specialized piston-arms are able to draw energon reserves from below the earth’s surface, which are then stored in his large backpack. This energon can then be used to power machinery or even repair wounded Decepticons. Rumble’s pistons also act as his main weapons, and can be charged with electrical power courtesy of any stored energon. Voiced by Keith Silverstein.
Lockdown: Hopping from system to system in his gunship Death's Head, Lockdown has made a name for himself as one of the most ruthless bounty hunters in the galaxy. Especially notorious for his unrelenting nature, Lockdown will pursue his quarry to the edge of known space and beyond, and has an unmatched rate of capture. It is no surprise, then, that after receiving a distress call ostensibly from the flagship of the Decepitcon fugitive Megatron, who carries on his head the second-largest bounty in Cybertronian history, Lockdown makes his way to planet Earth. Unbeknownst to Lockdown, however, Megatron has a small army of loyal subjects at his disposal, which he uses to subdue the hunter and destroy his ship. Promised an even more handsome reward (and his life) in return for his services, the once-proud Lockdown has little choice but to ally himself with the Decepticon cause for the foreseeable future. He is unquestionably out of his element working as part of team and under orders, but greed is a strong motivator for change. Lockdown has accrued a hefty fortune through his work, but prefers to spend the bulk of his earnings on contacts and information networking rather than equipment. Instead, he delights in pilfering weapons, gadgets, and occasionally entire body parts (when the contract allows for it) from his captured prey as trophies. His weapon of choice - which he is never seen without - is his magna-revolver, kept in a holster on his hip. His quick-draw speed and accuracy with said weapon is unparalleled, making it nearly impossible to get the drop on him unscathed. Other favorite weapons in Lockdown's vast arsenal include a phasic sniper rifle, a pneumatic grapnel hook, and a razor-edged throwing disc which doubles as a stylish hat. He Transforms into a Harley-Davidson SuperLow 1200T with sidecar. Voiced by Lance Henriksen.
Frostbite: Many millennia ago, during Earth's Ice Age, Frostbite was a senior member of a prestigious Decepticon scientific research team stationed in Antarctica. In these early days of the Great War, the Decepticons were still viewed as a respectable if severely misguided political movement, and Frostbite enjoyed his research on cryogenics in relative peace. That all changed when team leader Jhiaxus became obsessed with performing inhumane experiments on his fellow Cybertronians in a perceived act of "forced evolution", provoking a response from the Autobots. During the ensuing raid on the Antarctic lab, Jhiaxus escaped (eventually becoming Decepticon leader Galvatron's right hand until being supplanted by the mystic Cyclonus), but Frostbite plummeted into a deep glacial crevasse and became trapped. Drawing on his  vast knowledge of cryonics, Frostbite entered a deep hibernative state, only to reactivated once a Decepticon signal had been detected. Unfortunately for Frostbite, the Decepticon rescue team he assumed would arrive in a matter of days never showed up, and he remained in stasis for nearly 10,000 years until being reactivated by Mirage's distress beacon. Frostbite's long dormancy has caused much of his memory and personality core to decay, leaving him a shell of his former self. This, coupled with his absence through the vast majority of the Great War, leaves him the perfect blank slate for Megatron to impress a tangled web of lies about the nature of the current Autobot/Decepticon conflict, the rise of the human race, and the fate of Galvatron and his close associates. Unfortunately, Frostbite's partial amnesia also prevents him from recalling most details about the location of Jhiaxus' lab - which, as it turns out, is Megatron's reason for coming to Earth in the first place. Frostbite's body is filled with an energon-infused liquid nitrogen mixture formulated by the scientist himself, which can be expelled from his hands in a gaseous or quickly-solidifying form depending on his needs. Although Frostbite's ice shards do not work particularly well against metal armor, they can penetrate unarmored joints and circuitry, and clouds of his freezing gas are able to lock up other Transformers' actuators and hydraulics. He can also encase his body in a sheath of ice for added defense. He Transforms into a Pistenbully 600 snowcat. voiced by Peter Stormare.
Swindle: During the Great War, Swindle operated under General Onslaught in the Decepticon Experimental Weapons Research and Development division. Whereas Onslaught was obsessed with devising the most horrific bioweapons and torture devices imaginable, Swindle was content in developing ordnance that merely broke the laws of physics or possessed an especially potent explosive yield. Following Galvatron’s disappearance, the Decepticon army lay in disarray, giving the Autobots opportunity to raze Onslaught’s lab and capture the madman (who would later be judged as one of history’s greatest monsters). Swindle, fearing similar reprisal, collected his research and deserted the Decepticons, taking to the stars. Today, Swindle is the captain and de facto leader of the Darksyde, a ship crewed by former Decepticon con-men and thieves who frequent the Outer Colonies, taking advantage of their residents. Motivated not by vengeance or justice, but pure greed, Swindle has styled himself a weapons dealer, peddling his specialized designs to mercenaries, bounty hunters, and anyone else willing to pay his steep prices. Though unscrupulous in his business dealings, Swindle has become a persuasive salesman and quite the smooth-talker; even Autobots admit that it’s hard not to like him. Though he’s never been a Decepticon loyalist, he has decided to align himself with Megatron’s group in hopes of igniting another war he can cash out on. True to his nature, Swindle has a vast array of weaponry at his disposal, both on his person and off. His personal favorite - which he is never seen without - is his massive R-Infinity Accelerator cannon, which creates a short-lived singularity at the point of impact, sucking in an crushing anything near enough to it. The remainder of his immediately visible weaponry includes his relatively mundane shoulder-mounted scatter blaster and a bank of stinger missiles in either shoulderpad. It is believed he may hide even more ordnance in hidden compartments throughout his body, but the full extent of his loadout is unknown. He Transforms into a Cougar H 4x4 MRAP. Voiced by Nolan North.
Knock Out: During the Great War, Knockout was a talented and well-respected metallurgeon, notably serving as chief medical officer to General Bludgeon on the Velocitronian front. After Galvatron’s disappearance, Knockout - like many other Decepticons - was granted amnesty for cooperating with the Autobots in identifying holdout Decepticon cells. Though legally absolved of wrongdoing, Knockout found it impossible to return to his former occupation of saving lives on a planet now run by a distrustful opposing faction. Scorned and without accreditation, Knockout was forced to start his own small business in cosmetic metallurgery on the resort planet Hedonia. Although his work began altruistically enough, Knockout quickly realized that much of his clientele was the same Autobot upper-crust that had scoffed at him back on Cybertron. Initially out of spite, Knockout began to remove his anesthetized patients’ internal components and replace them with inferior ones, then sold them on the black market (keeping the best for himself). When the patient reactivated, they were none the wiser until months later when the “new” parts failed. When this business became far more lucrative than Knockout could ever have imagined, he was forced to take his show on the road for fear of being found out, and ultimately took up with the other con-artists and criminals aboard the Darksyde. Knockout is snobbish and narcissistic to the extreme, conditions which have only been exacerbated by his new choice in career. He is undoubtedly a pristine physical specimen, just as shiny and new on the inside as he is on the outside. As one would expect, this leaves him extremely averse to physical confrontation and other dirty work. This suits him just fine as the Earthbound Decepticons’ new field medic, replacing the far less delicate Scavenger (to everyone’s great relief). On the rare occasion he is forced to join the fray, he carries a double-ended electro-staff which can drop attackers before they get close enough to scuff his paint. He transforms into a Bugatti Veyron. Voiced by Daran Norris. 
Galvatron 
Cyclonus 
Scourge 
Sweeps 
Onslaught 
Sunstorm 
Skystalker 
Skyhopper 
Blackout 
Drag Strip 
Dead End 
Wild Rider 
Breakdown 
Skyquake 
Acid Storm 
Ion Storm 
Nova Storm 
Ramjet 
Dirge 
Thrust 
Brawl 
Blast Off 
Vortex 
Motormaster 
Barricade 
Counterpunch 
Nightbird 
Lugnut 
Blitzwing 
Astrotrain 
Scrapper 
Mixmaster 
Long Haul 
Hook 
Bonecrusher 
Scavenger 
Hun-Gurrr 
Rippersnapper 
Sinnertwin 
Blot 
Cutthroat
== Other Humans ==
Lori Loud: the 18-year-old eldest child of the Loud family. Lori is the roommate of her younger sister Leni before she starts attending Fairway University as of "Schooled!". While Lori is often bossy, short-tempered, and condescending towards her younger siblings, she cares deeply about her family. She also has a long-distance sweetheart named Bobby Santiago. Lori wears a light blue tank top, brown cargo shorts, blue slip-on shoes, and white pearl earrings. As she is the only Loud child with a driver's license, Lori usually forces her siblings to do errands for her in exchange for being transported somewhere. Lori also occasionally has intense flatulence, which she denies, claiming that the sound was made by her shoes or another object like loose floorboards or a car seat. Lori is highly skilled at playing golf and is the first student in her school to join the golf varsity team as a freshman. voiced by Catherine Taber.
Leni Loud: the 17-year-old second child of the Loud family. a mentally-challenged but compassionate, curious, and physically strong companion of George Milton in John Steinbeck's novella Of Mice and Men. Leni and her older sister Lori are roommates until Lori attends Fairway University as of "Schooled!". Leni wears a seafoam green dress, red hoop earrings, white sandals with seafoam green bows and white sunglasses on her head. She often goes shopping at the Royal Woods Mall. She has a fear of spiders that is referenced in multiple episodes, most notably "Along Came a Sister". Along with Luna, Leni has the best older sister relationship with Lincoln. Leni occasionally fights with Lori over things such as clothes. Leni was hired to fold clothes at Reininger's Department Store at the Royal Woods Mall. She frequently tends to be absent-minded, which requires her siblings correct her on things she misunderstood about. voiced by Liliana Mumy.
Luna Loud: the 16-year-old third child of the Loud family and Luan's roommate. She wears a purple shirt with a skull, a lavender skirt, a white belt, high purple boots, black paperclip earrings, three bracelets, and a choker. Luna is a wild and upbeat musician who owns and plays various instruments; her signature instrument is a purple Dean ML electric guitar. Her passion for music has some negative effects, as in the episode "For Bros About to Rock" it is revealed that she unintentionally "ruined" her siblings' first concerts. The episodes "Study Muffin" and "L is for Love" revealed that Luna is bisexual, because she is attracted both to Lincoln's male tutor Hugh and a female classmate named Sam Sharp. Luna's siblings are aware that Sam is female, and are supportive of Luna's crush on her. As of the episode "Racing Hearts", Luna and Sam are officially dating. Both of them formed the band Moon Goats with their friends, who made up most of the music club. voiced by Nika Futterman.
Luan Loud: the 15-year-old fourth child of the Loud family. She is depicted as the comedian of the house, with most of her dialogue consisting of bad puns that annoy her siblings. Luan wears braces, a white sleeveless shirt, a yellow skirt, yellow socks, brown shoes, and 3 pink flowers. Every April Fools' Day, Luan becomes a sadistic prank-obsessed maniac, which causes her family and Clyde to fear of the holiday. While the pranks she pulls are mostly successful, the tables are occasionally turned against her as seen in the episodes "Fool's Paradise" and "Fool Me Twice". Luan also has other talents, including performing as an expert birthday clown, juggler, magician, mime artist, and ventriloquist. Luan owns a dummy named Mr. Coconuts that she uses as part of her ventriloquy acts. Luan often gets jealous of her other siblings, as shown in the episode "Funny Business" in which Lincoln begins to overshadow Luan as a birthday clown. voiced by Cristina Pucelli.
Lynn Loud Jr.: the 14-year-old athletic fifth child of the Loud family and Lucy's roommate. Lynn tends to start competitions among her siblings and plays a large number of different sports. She is highly superstitious, because she does not want to lose her winning streaks. Lynn wears a red and white jersey, track shorts, white high-knee socks, and black cleats. Unlike Lori, Lynn is not insecure when she passes gas. She does not hesitate to burp out loud or to do things such as a Dutch oven on Lincoln. Lynn is also an expert at ninjutsu and can even run on all-fours while carrying someone on her back. voiced by Jessica DiCicco.
Lucy Loud: the 9-year-old seventh child of the Loud family and Lynn's roommate. Lucy wears a black dress, long white sleeves and stockings with black stripes, and black shoes. She has pale white skin and long black hair with bangs that cover her eyes. She looks identical to the Loud children's great-grandmother Harriet. Lucy often seems to appear out of nowhere, which often frightens her siblings. She is also a fortune-teller, and her predictions turn out to happen very literally. At school, Lucy is a part of the Morticians' Club with similar students. Lucy has a bust of the vampire Edwin, who is from her favorite book and TV series The Vampires of Melancholia. While she pledges to be with Edwin in the afterlife, her crush is Rusty Spokes' younger brother Rocky. voiced by Jessica DiCicco.
Lana Loud: the 7-year-old eighth child of the Loud family, The episode "Ties That Bind" reveals that Lana is the identical twin sister of her roommate Lola and was born two minutes before her, making Lana the older twin. Lana usually wears a red baseball cap backwards or sideways, a murky green t-shirt, dark blue overalls, and white sneakers. She is a tomboy who loves to get her hands dirty. Lana is a skilled handy worker, plumber, and mechanic who loves animals, especially frogs and reptiles. She will always defend animals from any possible harm. Lana also has a close bond with her sister Lola, who she hangs out and works together with. Throughout the series, she acts like a dog, especially when she eats trash or dog food. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Lola Loud: the 7-year-old ninth child of the Loud family and the identical twin sister of her roommate Lana. The episode "Ties That Bind" reveals that Lola was born two minutes after Lana, making her the younger twin. Lola is depicted as a "Princess" who plots and schemes to get her way, and becomes maniacal if her siblings or anyone else angers her in any way. She is usually seen wearing a long pink gown, sash, a white pearl necklace and earrings, long pink gloves, pink high heels, and a tiara. Lola constantly enters child beauty pageants. When her siblings confess to each other things they did, Lola often rats on them, especially Lincoln. Underneath her mean-spirited exterior, Lola is shown to be forgiving and affectionate and admits to herself that she is a "crazy pants" sometimes. There is a running gag that comedically exaggerates Lola's strength when she gets angry, as when she single-handedly subdues her oldest sister Lori. Both she and Lana use a pink jeep as their mode of transportation around Royal Woods. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Lisa Loud: the 5-year-old 10th child of the Loud family. Lisa is a gifted child prodigy who has a Ph.D. and is a Junior Nobel Prize recipient, but is currently in kindergarten by her own choice. Lisa enjoys solving complex equations, math problems, and performing elaborate experiments in which she often uses her unaware siblings and Clyde as test subjects. She wears glasses, an olive green turtleneck sweater, dark pink pants, and brown loafers. Her brown hair was revealed to be a wig in "Potty Mouth", having burnt it due to a botched nuclear experiment. Lisa often uses formal and detailed terms to refer to basic things before saying it in layman's terms. She often tends to be quite reckless and unethical with her experiments but is ultimately a good-hearted girl. A running gag is that Lisa's beakers filled with compound mixtures tend to explode, which occasionally mutate her body. She is also a fan of west coast rap music and is very good at breakdancing. Despite her intellect, Lisa struggles greatly with simple things such as arts and crafts because of her stubby fingers and also struggles to form friendships with her peers. Some of Lisa's inventions include an assortment of robots, Gloweos (cookies infused with the bioluminescent DNA of the Aequorea victoria that make the consumer glow in the dark for a short time), a Urine Detector liquid that removes urine from bodies of water, Gravity Shoes that enable her to walk on the ceiling, a chocolate fountain that started out as a nuclear fusion device until she dropped her chocolate bar in it, a compatibility machine used to match up two people, robotic kangaroo legs to go with Lisa and Lily's shared kangaroo costume, overly=effective lie-detecting products, and a chemical analysis machine. voiced by Lara Jill Miller.
Lily Loud: the 2-year-old toddler of the Loud family as well as the youngest child and Lisa's roommate. She is generally happy-go-lucky, but she is also intelligent and has a mischievous streak. Lily is seen wearing a white shirt, lavender shorts, and white booties. Lily is now potty trained. Lily shares a room with her older sister Lisa and her gibberish can sometimes be translated by her older siblings. Around the end of "Washed Up", Lily is the only one who sees Lake Eddy's residential cryptid Plessy which Lincoln and Lucy wanted to find. In "Any Given Sundae", Lily tries her first ice cream and enjoys it. In "Schooled!", Lily starts saying more words, refers to herself in the third person, starts wearing clothes, and is reluctant to start preschool at Baby Bunker Preschool until she saw Leni's posts of the preschool. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Lynn Loud Sr.: the father of the Loud children. Lynn Sr. often breaks up fights between his children before they grow too violent and often has his emotional moments. He is completely clueless on the use modern technologies to the point of not knowing how to text and is an expert at playing the cowbell. Lynn Sr. wears a sea green sweater, brown slacks and shoes. he opens up his own restaurant called Lynn's Table. In "Recipe for Disaster", it is revealed that Lynn Sr. learned some of the ingredients for his dishes from his home economics teacher, who now owns the Frosty Farms Frozen Foods company. voiced by Brian Stepanek.
Rita Loud: the mother of the Loud children. Rita deeply cares about her children, but she is not afraid to punish them if their fighting grows too extreme. Rita wears a dark pink buttoned shirt, purple pants, white earrings, and black flats. It is revealed in the episodes "Cover Girls" and "L is for Love" that she met Lynn Sr. when she was working as a crossing guard. Rita's family includes her father Albert, from whom she learned how to drive a plane and a tank. She also has one aunt named Ruth. Rita works as a dental assistant under the dentist Dr. Feinstein, though she is working to become an author. In "Write and Wrong", Rita gets a job at the Royal Woods Gazette. voiced by Jill Talley.
Leonard Loud: the Lynn Sr.'s father, Rita Loud's father-in-law, and the kids' paternal grandfather who was talked a lot by Lynn Sr. Like his son, Leonard can get emotional at times. he resembled Lynn Sr. with a longer beard. Leonard was originally a traveling fisherman as seen in "Camped" until he got word from his son when Camp Mastodon was closing. When the treasure was found and he used his boat to save his family, Leonard offered to use the treasure to keep Camp Mastodon opened as its new proprietor so that he can be closer to his family. voiced by Rick Zieff
Albert: the kids' maternal grandfather, Lynn Loud Sr.'s father-in-law, Rita's father, and Ruth's brother. He is often called "Pop Pop" by his grandchildren. It is revealed in the series that he was a former member of the United States military until his retirement. Albert wears a white button-up shirt, blue jean overalls with orange suspenders, a black belt, and white sneakers. He has a good relationship with his daughter and is very close to Lincoln, with whom he shares the same hair color and hairstyle. While it was revealed in "Cover Girls" that Albert is near-sighted, this is never brought up again in later episodes. Starting in "The Old and the Restless", Albert moved into Sunset Canyon Retirement Home where his old friends live. In "Pop Pop the Question", he proposes to Myrtle and are currently engaged. voiced by Piotr Michael.
Myrtle: the girlfriend of Albert, making her the Loud children's unofficial grandmother. Because she traveled extensively in her youth prior to meeting Albert, Myrtle never married or had children of her own. When she became Albert's girlfriend, she started to treat the Loud children as her own grandchildren. Upon accepting her, the children started to call her "Gran-Gran" as she had wanted them to call her. voiced by Jennifer Coolidge.
Ruth: Albert's sister, Lynn Loud Sr.'s aunt-in-law, Rita's paternal aunt, and the Loud children's maternal great-aunt. She is depicted as a cat lady with a distasteful attitude, because she makes the kids eat old pudding and watch her cats when the Loud family visits. She wears an olive green dress with flowers on it and white shoes. Ruth is also shown to have a sixth toe on her left foot which creeps out even Lynn Sr. Only Rita, Lana, and later Lily are the ones who can tolerate visiting her. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Howard and Harold McBride: the adoptive gay fathers of Clyde McBride, who is a main character and the best friend of protagonist Lincoln Loud, Clyde's birth parents have never been seen. They shower Clyde with attention and rarely let him do anything unsupervised. Howard is sensitive and neurotic, often getting overemotional while watching Clyde grow up. Harold's parenting style contrasts with Howard's; he is calm, collected, and concerned with Clyde's safety and health above everything else, but also a little more willing to be lenient. The McBrides serve as foils to Lincoln's less worrisome parents. voiced by Michael McDonald and Khary Payton. 
Gayle McBride: the mother of Harold and the adoptive grandmother of Clyde. voiced by Loretta Devine.
Wilbur T. Huggins: The strict principal of Royal Woods Elementary School. voiced by Stephen Tobolowsky.
Agnes Johnson: A fifth-grade teacher at Royal Woods Elementary School. voiced by Susanne Blakeslee
Cheryl Farrell: The school secretary at Royal Woods Elementary School who speaks with a Southern accent. voiced by Grey DeLisle
Coach Pacowski 
Bertrand
Boris
Dante
Haiku
Morpheus
Persephone
Norm
Nurse Patti 
Principal Ramirez: The principal of Royal Woods Middle School.
Chandler McCann
Chef Pat
Coach Keck
Girl Jordan
Margo Roberts
Meryl Farrell: The school secretary at Royal Woods Middle School and the younger twin sister of Cheryl with light brown hair and a mole on her right cheek. voiced by Grey DeLisle
Mr. Bolhofner: As a very strict math teacher and a former soldier in the army in his 30s, Mr. Bolhofner expects his students to be in his classroom on time. voiced by James Arnold Taylor
Paula Price 
Becky
Benjamin "Benny" Stein
Kate Bernardo
Mazzy: One of Luna's friends who is a member of the Moon Goats. voiced by Ry Chase
Sam Sharp: a 16-year-old girl and Luna's girlfriend who is one of her fellow musicians in the Moon Goats and classmates. Sam has a younger brother named Simon, whom she considers as very obnoxious. voiced by Alyson Stoner.
Sully: One of Luna's friends who is a member of the Moon Goats. voiced by A.J. Locascio.
Bernie
Bud Grouse: The elderly, bald-headed, and grumpy neighbor of the Loud family in his 70s whose first name was revealed in the Family Tree graphic novel and the episode "The Write Stuff". In "11 Louds a Leapin'", it is revealed that Mr. Grouse tends to confiscate any items belonging to the Loud siblings that accidentally end up on his property (including Bobby). It is also revealed that Mr. Grouse has a large extended family that he cannot visit to due to financial difficulties. In most episodes, it is shown that Mr. Grouse can be bribed with certain foods like Lynn Sr.'s lasagna in exchange for favors. voiced by John DiMaggio
Chester "Chunk" Monk: A burly man with a shaved head and a nose ring who is Luna's roadie. voiced by John DiMaggio
Coach Niblick
Dana Dufresne 
Fiona
Grant
Hunter Spector
Katherine Mulligan
Kotaro
Mick Swagger
Miguel
Mr. Gurdle: The father of Zach. Like his son, he is obsessed with conspiracy theories and aliens. voiced by Curtis Armstrong
Mrs. Gurdle: The mother of Zach. Like her son, she is obsessed with conspiracy theories and aliens. voiced by Grey DeLisle
Ms. Carmichael
Patchy Drizzle
Phillip "Flip" Philipini: The cheap and smug middle-aged owner of the gas station Flip's Food & Fuel that sells a frozen carbonated drink called the Flipee. He also works as a vendor when not at his gas station. It is shown in some episodes that Flip owns some side businesses out of his gas station like the pawnshop Pat's Pawn and Prawn, a ticket and tuxedo-selling business called Tucker's Ticks & Tux, a rental business called Rick's Rents & Rocks, and a driving/dumpster diving business called Dom's Driving & Dumpster Diving where he refers to his Pat, Tucker, Rick, and Dom aliases as his associates. He is also obsessed with proving the existence of the autobots to the world so he can get rich. voiced by John DiMaggio.
Rodney Spokes: The father of Rusty and Rocky Spokes who works at the clothing store Duds for Dudes. voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz.
Scoots: A sarcastic old woman in sunglasses with a rebellious streak who is mostly seen riding on a mobility scooter and is friends with Albert. She lives at Sunset Canyon Retirement Home, enjoys their pudding, and likes to cause trouble for others when she can. voiced by Grey DeLisle.
Seymour
Theresa Davis: The Mayor of Royal Woods. She cares very much about the citizens as she puts their safety and concerns before her own. voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown.
Bobbie Fletcher
Dr. Shuttleworth
Jesse Hiller
Auntie Pam
Officer Schoffner
Tyler
Vic
== Locations ==
The Ark: A Vanguard-class Deep Space Interceptor starship that is used by The Autobots. They originally used the ship to explore and survey uninhabited worlds, but soon became their main headquarters/home on the planet Earth after they crashed into a mountain. 
Decepticon Headquarters: Built around the undersea crash site of their former starship, Decepticon Headquarters serves as the main base of operations for Megatron's troops on Earth. The base includes several buildings that surround the starship, a docking tower, and a giant telescoping "elevator" which allows the Decepticons to reach the surface without having to get wet and risk getting rusty.
Royal Woods, Michigan: a key location in Transformers. 
Loud house: the home and residence of the Loud family.
McBride house: the home and residence of Clyde, Howard, and Harold McBride.
The Spokes House: where Rusty Spokes lives with his brother Rocky Spokes, and their father.
Grouse house
The Hunnicutt Farm: It is where Liam lives and where his family grows crops and raises animals.
Royal Woods Elementary School
Royal Woods Middle School
Royal Woods High School
Flip's Food & Fuel: a gas station and mini-mart located in Royal Woods, which is owned by Flip.
Royal Woods Mall
Aloha Comrade
Auntie Pam's Parlor
Banger's & Mosh
Giovanni Changs Italian Chinese Bistro
The Red Herring
Duds for Dudes
Mega Comics
Chateau Royal Condos
Royal Woods Arena
Royal Woods Cinema
Royal Woods Community College
The Library
Royal Woods Prison
Royals Woods Roller Rink
Royal Woods Theater
Frosty Farms Frozen Foods
Owen Walter Park
Dairyland Amoosement Park
Burpin' Burger
Gus' Games and Grub
Lynn's Table: a restaurant located in Royal Woods. The restaurant, owned by Lynn Loud Sr.
Cybertron: The home planet of the Cybertronians, it is a shining metal, technologically advanced world the size of Saturn, with towering futuristic cities without end and vast metallic plains, spiraling metal mountains and bottomless neon-lit chasms.
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