Transformers:War for Cybertron

After the massive battle of the Titans caused a black hole, Optimus Prime and some of his Autobots now set course back to Earth, as well as Velocitron, Eukaris, and Gigantion. They must retrieve the Power Cores from each planet to save Cybertron and the rest of the universe from the black hole before Megatron(remade as Galvatron) and his Decepticons can use them for evil. This welcomes newcomers such as G.I. Joe, Cobra, Smokescreen, Sky Lynx, Moonracer, Roadtrap and Crumplezone, Barricade and Shortround, Mudflap, Grimlock and Snarl, Hun-Gurrr, Jetfire, The Constructicons, the DJD, and the Destrons, ancient Transformers sent to Earth in prehistoric times by The Fallen.
==Autobots==
Optimus Prime-Short nosed truck with fire truck trailer: Committed, inspirational, selfless… Optimus Prime is all these things and more, a born leader and idealistic to boot. But what makes him a truly great leader, is his own lack of hubris, his seeming inability to place his life, his worth, above any of his fellow Autobots, or in fact any other lifeform. He believes passionately that freedom is the right of all sentient beings, and would gladly sacrifice himself to make that belief a reality. Combines with his trailer and Cromar drone to form Optimus Prime: Super Mode. Combines with his trailer and Grimlock to form Savage Claw Mode. Combines with his trailer and Jetfire to form Sonic Wing Mode
Ratchet-Ambulance: Never talk to Ratchet about problems, for him it's all solutions. If it's broken, he'll remake it. If it's a battlefield wound he'll patch and repair it. It's this comforting repair bay manner that puts those he treats at ease, and a deft, gentle touch with the laser scalpel doesn't hurt either. All of which belies his otherwise gruff, somewhat outspoken manner, and Ratchet's one of the few Autobots that Optimus Prime tolerates any backtalk from… mostly.
Windblade-VTOL Jet: Windblade is valiant, dutiful and full of conviction… to a fault. The fault being she can be too trusting, too idealistic, almost to the point of naivety. It sometimes drives her closest Autobot allies to distraction, but in a pinch there's no one more committed to the cause or energetic in battle. An experienced swordswoman, she also has the rare abilities to read minds, view memories, and is also a part of the Cyber-Ninja Corps.
Hound-Jeep: Intrepid, fearless, unwavering, Hound is all these things and more - perfect qualities for an advance scout. But the truth is Hound just loves to explore. If it's new, uncharted or off-the-beaten-track, Hound's your 'bot. Using his topographical skills and 3D simulation circuitry, he'll have plotted every twist and turn of the terrain in nano seconds, and his jeep mode is the perfect all terrain, off-road form./Hound V.A.M.P-V.A.M.P Jeep: Though he now shares his allegiance between the Autobots and the elite fighting unit G.I. Joe, Hound is the same old fearless and loyal scout and trooper. Nothing but nothing escapes his notice, and he faithfully and meticulously stores every sight and sound. His V.A.M.P. (Vehicle: Attack/Multi-Purpose) jeep mode is not unlike his original configuration, but the human touch and design innovation in his new form is hugely appreciated by a 'bot who, deep down, would love nothing more than to be human.
Blurr-Street speed racer: Blurr is the Autobots' high-speed intelligence agent. There one second and gone the next, this Autobot is fast enough to drive circles around any Decepticon. Blurr tends to barrel ahead with whatever he's doing and simply expects everyone else to keep pace... be it on a mission or in simple conversation. His motor-mouth and penchant for tangents tend to leave others in the dust, forcing them to ask him to repeat things.
Perceptor-Microscope: Extremely intelligent, with a data-storage capacity second to none, Perceptor's thirst for knowledge is unquenchable, and it's pure science - not battle - that lights his circuits. Specializing in metallurgy, molecular chemistry and electrical engineering, Perceptor is the go-to 'bot when it comes to adapting to Earth combat. Although good-natured and affable, Perceptor doesn't really play well with others.
Grimlock-Tyrannosaurus Rex: A rampaging force of nature, Grimlock is one of the most feared and powerful of the Autobots, as irascible and savage as the T-Rex his beast mode is modelled on. Combat is in Grimlock's spark, and periods in between battles are simply periods of great frustration and seething resentment. Any display of weakness is worthy only of contempt in Grimlock's optics, but he's not as dumb as he likes people to think, and his courage on the battlefield is the stuff of legend.
===Cybertron Defense Team===
Bumblebee-1984 VW Beetle: Bumblebee is among the most open and receptive of all the Autobots in terms of befriending other species, his wide-eyed wonder at his surroundings and his irrepressible enthusiasm, combined with a genuinely affable personality, make him perfect for first contact with an alien species. But don't let that fool you, he may be small but Bumblebee packs a punch in any battle, and he's unflinchingly loyal to the Autobot cause./Goldfire-2016 Chevrolet Camero: Beneath Goldfire’s new and improved armored exterior is the same old eager and smart-mouthed ’bot Bumblebee, still just as determined to prove that size doesn’t matter. He’s used to Decepticons - and some Autobots too –underestimating him, but now he’s got the raw power and resistance to injury to butt heads with the big ’bots. Goldfire’s trithyllium-enriched steel alloy skin is resistant to most forms of laser fire, and some artillery. His in-built stinger weapons can fry the circuitry of an enemy in seconds, and this now battle-hardened ’bot is more than willing to use them.
Hot Rod-Lamborghini Centario: Hot Rod is the original "turbo-revving young punk", with a carefree daredevil attitude that leaves his fellow Autobots a jittery mess. Blame it on his 'youth' if you will, but Hot Rod is always looking for that headlong buzz, that extra extreme shot of techno-adrenaline. Live fast, die… well, later, is his credo, and Hot Rod certainly believes in living life to the fullest. The closer to the edge it is, the more he likes it./Rodimus-Winnebago: Though just as headstrong, impatient, and willful as Hot Rod (his former, younger self), Rodimus suffers far more self-doubt when it comes to his leadership abilities. Once, he wouldn't have hesitated leaping into any situation - no matter how dangerous - but as Rodimus he's learned to consider the bigger picture, which includes the safety of those under his command. Unfortunately, that leads to a lot of second-guessing.
Brawn-Land Rover Defender: Brawn, the Autobots' demolitions expert, is amazingly strong for his size. Due to his small stature, he often attempts to overcompensate by playing up his macho personality. He loves a challenge, be it rugged off-roading or charging headlong at foes several times his size. He has a lot of chutzpah, and a somewhat sarcastic sense of humor ever at the ready. Due to his machisimo, he sometimes looks down on noncombatant Autobots./Roadbuster- Armed Military Vehicle: Roadbuster is a powerful and charismatic fighter. Usually armed to the teeth, he's an inspiration to other Autobots in combat and a natural leader on any battlefield. Outside of combat though, his natural ease and surety fail him. He simply doesn't know how to handle life out of combat. He becomes the quietest of the Autobots, grows withdrawn and depressed, and is easily bored. He counters this by spending most of his free time between battles either planning for the next one or "demolishing" any random Decepticons he can find. Some Autobots worry about what will become of the heroic and well-loved Roadbuster they know if the war ever ends. Combat truly is his life and without it, he might just fade away.
===Cybertron Native===
Arcee-Honda Civic with open top: Appearances… can be deceptive. Quick witted and formidable in battle, Arcee is compassionate to her allies but utterly merciless to her enemies. Streamlined bodywork and light alloy construction only mean she's faster, more agile and ultimately deadlier than most of her fellow Autobots. A master of many weapons, from blasters to swords, ultimately Arcee is a living weapon in her own right.
Hoist-Tow Truck: If Ratchet is the Autobots' chief surgeon, then Hoist is their family doctor. Everyone reports to Hoist for routine check-ups and maintenance, no exceptions! A jovial, friendly robot, the up-beat Hoist enjoys his job and it shows. However, it later appeared that Bludgeon was disguised as him to infiltrate the Elite Guard as Arcee's assistant.
===Velocitron Native===
Moonracer-Sports Car: Moonracer is the best racer on Velocitron, and as such is the leader of the planet. She seemingly embodies the culture itself; she is quick-witted, decisive, self-sure and always looking for a challenge. This has its upsides and downsides: while she's brave and determined with a never-give-up attitude, she can also be cocky to the point of arrogant, if not selfish and shortsighted. She entered the great race for leadership by lying about her gender and posing as a male, and has been defending her title and proving herself more than a match for anyone since.
===Eukaris Native===
Snarl-Stegosaurus: A tactical genius specializing in devastating ambushes, Snarl provides the Autobots a sound mind for strategy that serves them well in their war against Galvatron. He has an innate awareness of the world around him that makes him almost impossible to surprise. He considers the Decepticons beneath him as opponents and wishes to try his mind directly against the scheming Galvatron.
===Earth Native===
Smokescreen-Race Car: Everything Smokescreen does is designed to mislead. Nothing is what it seems, and every surface action has a lurking ulterior motive. Misinformation is the weapon he wields to wrong-foot and lead the enemy astray. He even uses his affable nature to root out the deepest concerns of his fellow Autobots. And in car mode, his tailpipe emits a screen of thick black smoke to mask his maneuvers. A true smokescreen.
Sky Lynx-Space Shuttle: When it comes to talking a good fight, Sky Lynx is in a league of his own - and loves nothing more than to brag about his speed, skill and power. But Sky Lynx actually lives up to his own hype. He really is that good at what he does! It's just, his fellow Autobots get very tired of hearing about it. Sky Lynx is a formidable (and highly adaptable) warrior.
===Gigantion Native===
Jetfire-Carrier Jet: Jetfire's reckless daring, the result of being the swiftest of all the Autobots, creates an image of gung ho bravado, but in truth Jetfire believes the key to victory is hard, laboratory-based science, and only by solving the big questions and advancing Autobot tech can they truly defeat their enemy. His allegiance to the cause is matched only by his devotion to science and engineering.
==Decepticons==
Galvatron-Fighter Jet/Sports Car: It's hard to imagine a more pitiless, monstrous tyrant than Megatron, but Galvatron is it. He's Megatron to the nth degree and even more powerful than his past/former self. Remade by his own burning anger and hate, Galvatron's conceit and thirst for conquest and dominance are second to none. He is power personified, an unstoppable force that knows no upper limit when it comes to sheer mayhem and carnage.
Starscream-F16 Falcon: Vain, arrogant, ruthless and self-serving, Starscream believes he was made to rule, not to serve, and he'll stop at nothing to advance his own cause. He'll betray anyone, ally or enemy - and that extends to his own leader, Megatron, whose tactics Starscream views as antiquated. He believes conquest is made from the ashes of his enemies, and woe betide anyone who gets in his way.
Thundercracker-Jet: To Thundercracker, the deadliest weapon is terror - and he soars through the skies gazing contemptuously on anything or anyone unable to rise into the air, occasionally diving and striking, leaving twisted wreckage in his wake. Conquest is his birthright as a Decepticon, and yet he sometimes doubts the cause he serves, creating an internal conflict he has yet to fully resolve./Thundercracker Nightraven-Nightraven Jet: Thundercracker's new Night Raven alt. mode makes him even more of an airborne threat, with dual Viper XF Turbojet engines, a top speed of Mach 3.5 and weaponry including six 'double-toxin' short-range air-to-air missiles, a Raven Bomb Launcher and a chain gun. But when it comes right down to it, he's still just a thug with a few tricks.
Soundwave-Cargo Plane: Though Soundwave appears remote, detached and clinical, he secretly delights in the cries and screams of his enemies. It's literally music to his audio receptors. Beneath his expressionless exterior beats the generator coil of a born blackmailer and opportunist, and it's wise to be very careful what you say within audio range. Though it's said that Soundwave can hear a fly sneeze a whole City State away. Be afraid, be very afraid.
* Laserbeak-Data Tablet: Laserbeak is not usually found on the front lines of battle. His chosen role is that of the spy, lurking in unseen corners and inconspicuous perches, snatching up any useful information he can to relay to his superiors. He has also been known to serve as an interrogator, using his lasers to carve up helpless prisoners to extract anything and everything they know. On occasion he's even played the role of assassin, striking quickly at unsuspecting (and particularly vulnerable) targets, and vanishing in a flash in the chaos following the attack.
* Ravage-Data Tablet: No Decepticon has a stronger loyalty to Megatron than Ravage. One of Soundwave's most reliable spies Ravage believes unwaveringly in the Decepticon cause, and Megatron embodies that cause. To better serve Megatron and the Decepticons, Ravage has become the most efficient and deadly war machine under his command. He hides himself in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike with grim accuracy. His name is synonymous with stealth. His survivors are few.
* Frenzy-Data Tablet: For Frenzy it's not about any "Decepticon cause": it's not about any quantifiable cause, or goal, or purpose at all. It's about violence, fear, destruction, and mayhem. Frenzy lives to fight. He lusts to destroy with an intensity that borders on insanity. War is his fuel, his oxygen. Despite his small stature he'll lead a charge into battle against robots many times his size, screaming for destruction with every microchip of his being. This single-minded obsession makes him a hard bot to associate with personally, but a frightening asset on the battlefield.
Shockwave-Space Fighter: Shockwave is a creature of pure logic, untroubled by distracting emotions and ambitions. Cold, brutal and efficient, Shockwave views warfare through wholly scientific optical receptors, finding the path of least resistance and executing his strategy without vanity or bloodlust. He regards Megatron's passion for conquest with something approaching disdain, believing it only hinders achievement of his goals.
Triggerhappy-Fighter Jet: Triggerhappy suffered from low self-esteem and longed for approval from authority figures to validate his existence. He was willing to work as hard as necessary to gain attention and praise from Megatron, but when all his efforts were ignored or taken for granted, he grew frustrated. Triggerhappy felt the need to engage in ever more risky and reckless behavior in an attempt to gain Megatron's notice. Many predicted this would lead to his destruction. He's something of a jokester and goofball. This has often gained him the attention that he craves. Though frequently, especially when Megatron is the brunt of the joke, it is far from positive attention.
Trickdiamond-Race Car: A self-serving, black market Decepticon with ties to Swindle, Impactor, and (if rumors are true) the Chaos-Bringer himself. Trickdiamond, having power over earth, she wields the earth-shattering Quake Shield. She's deceitful, and if you trust her, you deserve to get double-crossed.
Astrotrain-Space Shuttle/Steam Locomotive:If there's one thing that Astrotrain enjoys above all else, it's sowing confusion and chaos in his wake. He uses his two alt. modes to destabilize and unsettle opponents, switching rapidly between train and space shuttle in any battle or pursuit, until finally delivering the coup de grace. He thrives on panic and fear, but when he's finished toying he delights in making sure the battle ends in as much wanted destruction as possible.
Nightbird-Street Speed Racer: Once just a mindless ninja spy drone built by Shockwave to retrieve the Vector Sigma Key, after the power surge that revived what is now the Cybertron Defense Team, she was now reborn with fully sentience. While a powerful soldier and a great spy, she is totally obnoxious, and very few Decepticons and Autobots can stand her.
===Decepticon Justice Division===
Megaempress-Rocket Launcher Truck: Created out of spare parts from Megatron's construction, Megaempress
leads the DJD with an iron fist, claiming the title of the Empress of Destruction. a force to be reckoned with, though, as her power is comparable to Megatron's own and she can use her rail fusion cannon and her giant Sparkdrinker Hammer to wreak destruction across the land. She also has the ability to use the power of hypnotism to convince a bot's spark to giving out and implode.
Overlord- Jet and Tank/Electric Chair/Space Shuttle: Autobots quake in fear when Overlord thunders on to the battlefield. This towering warrior is an amalgamation of the deadliest Decepticon weaponry known, armed with laser blasters and grenade launchers in his stomach, and the terrifying ability to prevent the wounds he inflicts upon his opponents from healing. He is even equipped with an internal arms factory. Overlord is formed from two individual vehicles, a tank and a jet, which combine together to form his colossal robot mode, a heavily-armed advance base, or a larger jet capable of space flight.
Cyclonus-Stealth Plane: Though both intelligent and awesomely powerful, Cyclonus is also a cold and consummate professional, one who oozes contempt aimed at those who would undermine the Decepticon cause for personal advancement. He'd rather earn the respect of his fellow Decepticons through his actions than simply by flexing his muscles. In both space jet and robot mode he's one of the most physically powerful warriors in existence.
Oil Slick-Motorcycle: Oil Slick is a talented chemist specializing in weaponized compounds, such as the Reverse Evolution Virus or Cosmic Rust. He is, in his own words, "slagging good" though at times too eager in trying out new concoctions. Among his arsenal are a dizzying array of chemical weapons that will weaken his opponents both physically and mentally—magnifying his prey's personal fears to dissolve their will while his acids dissolve their bodies—at which point Oil Slick is ready to trash them.
Blackout-Sikorsky MH53 Helicopter: The massive Blackout has been described as the "hound" of Galvatron. In better days he was always to be found looming powerful and silent behind his leader's right shoulder. When given a target he hunts it down with fierce determination. His feet are equipped with seismic energy dischargers, which allow him to force nearby electronics to shut down with a single stomp. Blackout has a sneaky side and uses his symbiotic companion Scorponok's small size to great advantage.
* Scorponok: Scorponok is a small Transformer with a symbiotic connection to Blackout. Just as Blackout would often be found looming powerful and silent by Galvatron, Scorponok is always near Blackout, except in those times he has been sent to kill.
Blot-Robotic Troll: There's only one thing Autobots and Decepticons both agree on with no war or argument, and it's this: Blot is the most vile and disgusting Transformer ever assembled. He oozes fluids of questionable nature from various joints on his frame, and has a rank odor that usually keeps foes and allies far away from him. Naturally, all this scorn and insult has given the less-than-smart Blot quite the inferiority complex. Stuck with a hygiene problem he can't control and a central processor a few hertz too slow, Blot is both unable to solve the problems of his own stench and talk back to the insulting comments from his peers.
===Cybertron Native===
Bludgeon-Tank: Mysterious, stealthy and deadly, Bludgeon is a master of the ancient Cybertronian martial art of Metallikato, a combat style that borders on the mystical. The consummate assassin, Bludgeon locks on to his victim like a silent guided missile, and won't stop or deviate until he's claimed his scalp. A master swordsman, Bludgeon hides his true robot self behind an outer shell designed to strike icy dread into his victims. He disguised himself as Hoist to infiltrate the Elite Guard.
====Other====
Lockdown-Muscle Car: Though a Decepticon by allegiance, Lockdown's three priorities are me, myself and I. This freebooting bounty-hunter only ever considers the bottom line and profit is king in his world. All business, he runs a very tight ship, and once locked on his target his grapple hook never deviates or wavers until the job is done. It's only ever personal if someone else makes it so.
Brunt-Tank: Brunt's slow, simple-minded and immensely powerful. Lovably dim, his limited intelligence can be a drawback; he can easily be confused, misled, or even turned against Megatron, though temporarily. However, this is balanced out by his natural state of blind frustration and destructive rage, which makes getting him to listen to any cajoling a less than simple task.
A Refraktor drone
===Velocitron Native===
Roadtrap-SUV racer: Roadtrap is the brains of the Decepticon front on Velocitron... but that's not saying very much at all, since Crumplezone is dumb as a bag of hammers. In fact, Roadtrap is pretty dumb in his own way, but his gift for motor-mouthed, sneaky weaseling borders on genius. He's a coward, a sneak, a luckless loser, and small-time chiseler who's had his optics opened to a far greater form of evil and power previously unimagined, yet completely lacks the intelligence to attain it.
Crumplezone-Three wheeled racer brute: The largest and possibly slowest inhabitant of Velocitron (yet speed-wise he can still smoke most off-worlders), Crumplezone is undeniably the brawn of the gruesome twosome formed with the weaselly Roadtrap. It's not that Roadtrap is really all that much smarter than Crumplezone, it's just that the big lug just tends to leave the thinking to others, going along with whatever scheme his best (and possibly only) friend Roadtrap has cooked up. Being bad is just easier, and a lot more fun. Plus, Galvatron is less likely to blast him then. He openly admits he's an evil moron, and doesn't let that slow him down.
===Eukaris Native===
Hun-Gurrr-Twin headed lizard creature: Hun-Gurrr believes in survival of the fittest and the rule of the mightiest. Not coincidentally, he sees himself as the top of both these categories. A former student of the now-peaceful Sludge, he is savage and brutal, and now holds Eukaris firmly in his steel jaws. Still, his sense of honor shows that somewhere beneath the exterior of the tyrant, some decency beats in his spark, it just needs to find a way out.
===Earth Native===
Mudflap-BuffaloH Military Vehicle: Mudflap is a Transformer that can be described with one word: Hate. While other Decepticons get by on greed, ambition, or just their fondness for dispensing chaos, Mudflap is fueled by sheer, unrelenting hate. He hates everyone and everything, be they Autobot, Decepticon, or anything in-between—he even hates himself, revolted by his misshapen, hunchbacked robot mode, which he considers a reflection of all the ugliness and malice inside himself. The full force of this vicious cycle of hatred finds release in explosive frenzied bursts of psychotic brutality, as Mudflap takes out the full force of his bitterness and self-loathing on anyone who looks at him sideways.
====Destrons====
* Barricade-Police Car: Barricade has something of a motor-mouth, and whether it's smashing through an Autobot roadblock or hunting down his quarry, he never misses a chance to taunt, criticize or demoralize his hapless victim(s). Even his fellow Decepticons, up to and including Galvatron, aren't safe from Barricade's verbal barrage. But luckily for Barricade, Galvatron understands the tactic is designed to bait his enemies into rash and irrational behavior.
* Shortround-Hovercraft: Shortround's fellow soldiers see him as a nuisance, especially Nightbird, the object of his fumbling affections. Nerdy and destructive, Shortround erupts into panic at the sight of Autobots which often results into chaotic displays of superheated plasma being fired everywhere which, ultimately, allow his companions to escape. Further marginalizing him from his comrades is his geeky obsession—toy collecting.
===Gigantion Native===
Devastator: Devastator is an immensely powerful warrior, and in that sense the combination of the Constructicons into a merged being is a huge success. Mentally, on the other hand, he's very much less than the sum of his parts. Devastator's primitive psyche is limited to only the thoughts and actions on which all his components can agree, which results in raging bouts of destructive fury. Given the sheer power Devastator brings to these rages, Galvatron has no complaints.
* Scrapper-front end loader: Scrapper is a master of designing and building "stealth monuments": fortresses and power plants that blend seamlessly into the landscape, whether that landscape is on Cybertron or Earth. This sly and malevolent genius is highly regarded by Megatron, and Scrapper takes all the praise he can get. His carbon-steel scoop can lift over 30 tons and he possesses a rifle loaded with acid pellets to dissolve the stealth monuments that have been discovered for what they really are.
* Long Haul-Dump Truck: It may not be the most glamorous role a Decepticon warrior could wish for, but every army needs its supply line, and Long Haul's lot is to keep the flow of raw materials coming, and then - along with his fellow Constructicons - build the massive energy-recovery installations necessary for conquest. But Long Haul's unhappiness can blunt his effectiveness, and he's very sensitive to teasing about the mundane nature of his job.
* Scavenger-Excavator: Driven by a manic urge to prove himself, Scavenger sees the recycle value of every bit of scrap or junk he comes across, and he'll move heaven and earth - or dig anywhere - to procure it. Naturally, of what he gathers, very little is of real practical use, which does nothing for his self-esteem, but every now and then he comes up trumps with something of vital importance, which is why Galvatron tolerates him.
* Bonecrusher-Bulldozer: Some like to build… others demolish. Bonecrusher falls squarely into the latter category. His idea of a beautiful landscape is a rubble-strewn wasteland, and rare is the edifice he feels is better off left standing. He loves what he does, and the sheer terror he inspires is the icing on the cyber-cake. However, his (over-) eagerness to wreak wholesale destruction can level structures of tactical value to the Decepticons.
* Hook-Crane Truck: Something of a perfectionist, Hook considers his fellow Constructicons somewhat crude and dim-witted, as they don't have his exacting standards or attention to detail. Whether it's micro adjustments to a printed circuit or welding together two fifty ton girders, Hook applies the same precision to both tasks. Though he might not be winnng any personality contests anytime soon, Hook's contribution to the war effort can't be understated.
* Mixmaster-Cement Mixer: There's a touch of the medieval alchemist about Mixmaster. There's almost nothing, inert or otherwise (including living metal), he won't reduce down to a stew of ores and chemicals in his seething rotating acid cauldron and then output as a new raw material. The others think he's got a few loose microchips, the way he cackles as he goes about his work, but it's hard to argue with the results.
==Humans==
===G.I. Joe===
G.I. Joe is the code-name for America's daring, highly trained special mission force! Its purpose: to defend human freedom against Cobra, a ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world!
* Hawk: A veteran artillery officer with a lengthy combat record, General Hawk leads G.I. Joe, a U.S. Military taskforce dedicated to stopping the terrorist organization Cobra.
* Duke: Duke is a member of G.I. Joe often serving as the team leader whenever Hawk is somewhere else. With his blond hair, blue eyes, and cleft chin, he really sports that whole "real American Hero" thing. That he's got the skills and combat history to back it all up doesn't hurt, either.
* Heavy Duty: One might be surprised to learn that Sergeant Heavy Duty is a classically-trained guitarist who specializes in Bach. After all, if this was a video game, then Heavy Duty would be the team "tank", wading into the midst of it with his personal weapons platform and leveling everything that shows up on his display. But then, everyone needs a hobby.
* Scarlett: Scarlett is a crossbow-toting southern belle with a history in martial arts, is a prominent member of the G.I. Joe team. She has a thing for Snake-Eyes.
* Snake-Eyes: Snake-Eyes is a ninja. As such, he has been known to flip out and kill people. He doesn't talk much and it's not clear what his face looks like under his mask, but at least one woman thinks he's pretty darn cool.
* Breaker: Breaker is one of G.I. Joe's communications experts and serves as the link between the battlefield and the Joes' headquarters. He is also proficient in cracking coded Cobra messages.
* Cover Girl: When Cover Girl grew disillusioned with her career as a fashion model, she joined G.I. Joe and now spends her time as the Joes' resident grease monkey, all the while shocking people with her good looks.
===Cobra===
Cobra is a ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world!
* Cobra Commander: Cobra Commander really hates G.I. Joe. As the leader of the ruthless terrorist organization Cobra, he frequently tries (and fails) to take over the world. No matter what maniacal scheme he comes up with, be it raising an island from the sea to form his own independent nation, editing elementary school textbooks to read pro-Cobra or etching his face onto the moon with a laser, G.I. Joe is there to try and stop him.
* Destro: Destro is an international arms dealer. He wears a steel mask that has been passed down from generation to generation. Destro runs a weapons organization called M.A.R.S., and will often sell to either side of a conflict. As such, he is not an official member of Cobra, but he has a thing for the Baroness, and vainly tries to talk the Cobra Commander out of his crazier ideas. What distinguishes him from his Cobra allies is that he actually has a sense of honor (albeit a skewed one), which has occasionally conflicted with Cobra's more ruthless agendas.
* Baroness: The Baroness is Cobra's chief intelligence officer. She is a master of disguise.
* Storm Shadow: Storm Shadow is a ninja. He usually works for Cobra, but sometimes he switches sides to keep things interesting.
* Zartan: Zartan is the leader of the Dreadnoks, the mercenary biker gang often employed by Cobra. He is also a master of disguise and occasionally a ninja. Destro considers him uncouth and thus hates his guts.
* Doctor Mindbender: Doctor Mindbender is Cobra's most prolific and despicable scientist. His specialty is the engineering and operation of mind-controlling devices.
* Wild Weasel: Wild Weasel is a fantastic pilot... it's almost too bad he flies for Cobra. Of course, with his creepy sibilant speech impediment, his fondness for talking to himself, and the fact that he's a total nutbar, it's not like anyone else would put up with him.
==Others==
Impactor-Tank: Once leader of the legendary Wreckers, Impactor is now a de-factioned 'bot without allegiance. 'He went too far,' was how the tribunal put it, after Impactor brutally suppressed a scavenger attack in the Sea of Rust on Cybertron. But Impactor was unapologetic, accusing his accusers of not being willing to do what needs to be done. He left before the verdict, and now plies the trade of a mercenary - fighting wars without boundaries. From the tank cannon on his shoulder to the signature harpoon weapon that replaced his right hand (bitten off by a Sharkticon), Impactor is a one-bot wrecking crew in his own right.
Senator Ratbat-Space Fighter: Before the Transformers' war, Ratbat was a Senator who had power and control. He swept away anything he regarded as a threat through use of finance and manipulation. He recognized the power of the revolutionary Megatron and plotted to use him as a tool for politics. When he became a senator, he lied about his origin on Cybertron, when really, he and his brother Soundwave came as ambassadors from Chaar to overlook the planet so that evantually Chaar could invade and take over the planet.
Viper-A10 Thunderbolt: A Destron released from his icy tomb
that aligned himself with Cobra, and is flown by Wild Weasel. And if there's one word that describes Viper it's 'toxic'. Not only for his serpentine qualities, which include a lightning fast attack, dual transformation and a lethal barrage of acid pellets, but also for his sheer malevolent presence, which seems to infect the mental wellbeing of teammates almost as much as enemies. He's not nice to be around, and he doesn't care. This bot is mad, bad and dangerous to know.
===Velocitronians===
Kup-Pickup Truck racer: Kup might be the oldest living inhabitant of Velocitron the Speed Planet. The retired racer sometimes acts like a doddering old fool... okay, he acts like that a lot... which has led a great many to believe he's just a stupid old mech whose transmission has fallen out far too often. But there's a ton of knowledge inside his head, hard-learned from years and years and years of racing and winning against the best. Currently, he's accompanied by the young Chromedome, who has big dreams of being a champion racer himself. How Kup got talked into this arrangement is anyone's guess.
Chromedome-Race Car: Young and impetuous, Chromedome is the archetypical Velocitronian; impatient, jittery, and obsessed with speed. However, he also has an aptitude for mechanics and engineering, and because of this he's regarded as something of a curiosity by his fellows. He also dreams to become a championship racer, learning under his wise mentor Kup.
Dirt Boss-Sports Car: On the racetrack, Dirt Boss is outright psychotic, using his oversized tires to eat up ground and crush down anyone who gets in his way. He especially seems to have a major hate-on for Velocitron's current ruler, Moonracer, though why is unknown. Whatever it was that started this obsession, it's got him so mad he can actually be manipulated by Roadtrap and Crumplezone, of all beings. 
===Eukarians===
Sludge-Apatasaurus: A wise elder of Eukaris, the Jungle Planet, Sludge sought enlightenment beyond the boundaries of his world. But when he returned, he found himself focused not on the things he'd learned offworld, but on the strife of his people. Thus, he attempted to teach a new generation of Transformers what he learned and the ways of peace, only to see his brightest pupil, Hun-Gurrr, succumb to the evils of tyranny.
Cutthroat-Pterodactyl like creature: Cutthroat isn't much for thinking. He's more comfortable taking orders from his leader Hun-Gurrr, but when left on his own, would rather simply follow Rippersnapper's lead. He really enjoys his position as one of Hun-Gurrr's right-claw mechs, since it gives him an unrivaled opportunity to beat people up without reprisal.
Rippersnapper-Bipedal Shark creature: Rippersnapper is one of Hun-Gurrr's enforcers, keeping the Eukarian populace pacified. He serves as Hun-Gurrr's spy and assassin, hunting down dissidents, learning their secrets, then usually closing in for the kill. He is said to be one of the greatest hunters in the galaxy. People never talk about him because he kills those who hear about him.
Sinnertwin-Two headed lizard creature: Sinnertwin sees being an enforcer of the heavy-handed rule of Hun-Gurrr as the perfect excuse to have his particular brand of sadistic fun. Life on Eukaris is harsh and unforgiving, and Sinnertwin makes it harsher by laying traps and snares for Autobots... or just anyone he feels like doing cruel things to. He's an expert in sneak-attacks from the underbrush, and prefers to get nice and up-close so he can see the last expression on his victims' faces.
==Deaths==
Blurr: Suffering from fatal injuries from recovering the Omega Lock from the Decepticons, he blows himself up and the Decepticon Outpost he's in after he passes the Lock down to Hot Rod.
Lockdown: Had his legs eaten off by Blot and burned to a crisp by Overlord.
Brunt: Injured by Blot and killed from the inside out by Scorponok.
Refraktor drone: Electrocuted by Overlord, tortured Cyclonus and Scorponok, and had his spark imploded by Megaempress.
Bumblebee, Hot Rod, and Brawn: Killed by Galvatron's Requiem Cannon, but we're eventually revived as the Cybertron Defense Team by a power surge created by plugging the Eukaris Power Core into the Omega Lock.
Senator Ratbat: Killed by Galvatron's Requiem Cannon for conspiring with Starscream. Leftover parts were used by Soundwave to make him into one of his Deployers.
 Ratchet and Oil Slick: Using his magnetic field charger to reflect the Cosmic Rust that Oil Slick sprayed towards himself, melts him but unfortunately himself as well.
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