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Flareup (G1)

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*Flareup is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Flareup** (also **Flare-Up**) loves her job and does it with a cheerfulness and zeal matched by few of her Autobot comrades. Her task in the Autobot army is to blow things up, and thus her disposition is often considered by her comrades to be a little off-putting. More seriously, she tends to enjoy herself so much that she gets careless, and more than once, her colleague Chromia has had to pull her, quite literally, out of the fire.
Anode

*Anode is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Anode** gets into trouble. Originally a blacksmith, Anode was a specialist who is able to—with training—sculpt a malfunctioning protoform into its intended working order. However, for reasons she long refused to disclose, the sharp-tongued and irreverent Anode fled this life and declared herself instead an archaeologist, treasure-hunter, and adventurer. From Cybertron to Caminus and beyond, there's no large, menacing creature she's not willing to tick off (either on purpose or by accident) and no artifact too risky for her to retrieve. Her partner, Lug can be a calming influence, but, when push inevitably comes to shove, she loves every obnoxious circuit in Anode's body.
Blaster (G1)

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*Blaster is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Blaster** loves all Earth music, especially good, hard, LOUD rock 'n' roll. He can be found at the forefront of any situation in which he's involved, be it getting down and truly hopping to town, or kicking butt and taking names—both of which he does well, and both of which have led him into conflict with authority at times. Blaster marches to his own beat, whether it's a pounding bassline or pounding Decepticon skulls, and he's not shy when it comes to sharing his feelings about either! He maintains a shared enmity with his Decepticon counterpart Soundwave, with whom he shares his powers over all forms of sound, and is often backed up by a team of his own Autobot Mini-Cassettes to match Soundwave's mini-minions on the battlefield.
Groove (G1)

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*Groove is ~~a dirty hippie~~ an Autobot Protectobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Groove** is a free spirit, man. A full fuel tank and an open sky above him is all this chopper needs to mellow out and enjoy whatever good vibrations the open road brings his way. One relaxed, easy-going dude, Groove is also a bit of a loner in his soul. He doesn't make a lot of attachments to others, preferring the freedom of an empty highway, but he is always sure to be there with the love when his Protectobot teammates need his help. Groove doesn't like combat or conflict in general, and is always ready to give peace a chance.

Groove combines with his fellow Protectobots to form Defensor, Gaia Guardian, or God Guardian, and sometimes he is part of Sky Reign.
Gears (G1)

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*Gears is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Gears** hates Earth, a lush, green planet practically as unlike his cozy, gray, metallic homeworld as possible. He grumbles and complains about being shipwrecked on it—complains and grumbles to a ridiculous extent, until he becomes a source of amusement, rather than negativity. This is usually his intent—unlike his fellow Mini Vehicle Huffer, Gears has a desire to help his fellow Autobots see good in a bad situation. Still, he does get depressed from time to time.

Gears is strong and tough, not so much in lifting but in endurance, and carrying heavy loads with little effort, be they energon cubes, disabled Autobots, or potatoes for the farmers' market. He is fitted with infrared vision sensors.

In robot mode, Gears can release controlled bursts of compressed air from his feet, launching himself to altitudes over 100,000 feet, and floating back down. In doing so, he must be careful not to lose air pressure before coming close enough to the ground for a safe landing.

His nicknames are **Ox** and **Sourball**.
Heavy Tread

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*Heavy Tread is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Heavy Tread** is quite popular among his Autobot comrades for using his sense of humor to relieve the stresses of war. Mostly because it involves pulling exceptionally mean and painful pranks on the Decepticons right before he scraps them. His teammates on the Monster Truck Patrol enjoy hearing his recounts of these punks, but it's all beginning to take its toll on Heavy Tread. The pressure of coming up with newer, more inventive ways of being a jackass is mounting, and the idea that his buddies might lose interest in him if he doesn't keep out-doing himself doesn't sit well. The stress of having to constantly be entertaining and on the top of his game can actually affect his performance in battle.
Flip Sides (G1)

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*Flip Sides is an Autobot and a Decepticon Mini-Cassette from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

You'd be hard pressed to find a robot more friendly and compassionate than **Flip Sides** a former teacher, she is well-suited to managing data, military history and coordinating, and has been given the task of managing waves of remote-controlled combat drones. She's well-liked and personable, and a valuable Autobot fighter.

And it's all a lie, even to Flip Sides herself.

She is in actuality a sleeper agent placed into the Autobot ranks thousands of years previous. She has no memory of her former self, which has been carefully buried under her Autobot persona, and will not awaken until the intricate timer mechanism also buried inside her programming triggers. What her Decepticon self is like is entirely unknown, but the thousands of years of data she's collected will undoubtedly be used to devastating effect. *When* this happens... nobody knows, possibly even the mysterious Decepticons who programmed her.

She has a phobia towards mechanoids with more than two legs, which can lock her systems up if she is surprised.
Comperian

*Comperian is an Autobot combiner from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Comperian** is an Autobot Scramble City-type combiner composed of Transformers from different subgroups.

Comperian is composed of:

* *Technobots*
	+ Scattershot (Torso)
	+ Lightspeed (Left foot)
* *Aerialbots*
	+ Air Raid (Right foot)
	+ Skydive (Right arm)
* *Protectobot*
	+ Blades (Left arm)
Megatron (G1)

*This article is about the Generation 1 character. For more, see Megatron (disambigations).*

*Megatron is a Decepticon from the Generation 1 Continuity Family.* ￼

**Megatron** is the founder of the Decepticon uprising, and their most well-known and feared leader. As a young, charismatic leader forged in battle and the heritage of war, he began to believe in a grand purpose for his race—it is the Transformers' glorious destiny to rule an empire which will span the universe. The opposite of his mortal enemy Optimus Prime, he feels great contempt for other Transformers who, he feels, betray their proud heritage by demanding peace and cooperation with weaker life forms. It is the destiny of the Decepticons to bring order to the universe through conquest, though in the millions of years since coining this purpose it remains to be seen how much of his mission statement is altruistic... and how much of it is mere words built to fuel warriors to further his desire for personal power.

Megatron will attempt almost anything to achieve his goals, but his schemes are rarely in any way subtle. This is perhaps due to his arrogance, but his pride is not so strong as to dissuade him from abandoning a battle he is losing. He often shows dramatic examples of cowardice, concealed in rage. Although Megatron rarely wins in his duels with Optimus, few can rival his ability to locate energy sources for the Decepticons. Some would question his sanity, though these few are mostly now dead by his hands... or his fusion cannon, depending on his mood. Sometimes he uses his energon mace to strike them down. It does not matter how they die. Death by the hands of Megatron is an honor.
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Boltax (G1)

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*Boltax is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Before the war, High Circuitmaster **Boltax** (aka **Cybaxx**) began storing the accumulated knowledge of the Transformer race in a database called the Underbase. He remained a neutral when the wars between the Autobots and Decepticons began, and his Temple of Knowledge is off-limits to all its participants. It is guarded by his disciples.

It is not known to many that Boltax is no longer a robot, but instead he himself *is* the Temple of Knowledge; the robot known as Boltax which presides over the estate is merely a puppet.

Later, he is a Technobot. In this capacity he serves as Scrounge's partner and a component of Computron.
Eagle Eye (G1)

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*Eagle Eye is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Eagle Eye** (aka **Hawking** and **Eclipse**) lives up to his name when it comes to aerial combat. His exceptional vision, capable of focusing on tiny objects up to 20 miles away, allows him to lock his weapons systems onto any target he can see. Despite his amazing visual acuity, he seems to turn a blind optic to the various interpersonal issues among the Air Patrol, the team under his supervision. They just flat-out don't get along, and Eagle Eye does nothing to try and make them work things out. He barely even gives them orders, for that matter. He's practically the team's commander in title only. He reasons that it ultimately doesn't matter, because despite it all, the Air Patrol is still one of the Autobots' most effective aerial defense forces, and to his way of thinking, that's far more important than everyone getting along.
Grand Slam (G1)

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*Grand Slam is an Autobot Mini-Cassette from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Grand Slam** (also **Grandslam**) is an aged and weary veteran of far, far too many battles. He has stood witness to conflict on hundreds of worlds across the galaxy and has dedicated his existence to creating an audio record of the Autobot-Decepticon conflict with all its pain, destruction, and disharmony that he hopes will one day, Primus willing, be played on a Cybertron that is at peace, serving as only a grim reminder of the horror that once consumed their world.

Grand Slam can combine with Raindance to form Slamdance.
Freedom Fighter

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*Freedom Fighter is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Very little is known about **Freedom Fighter**'s motives and history. He appears to be intensely patriotic, having modeled his appearance after both the Autobot faction symbol and the face of his leader, Optimus Prime. In fact, he may be quite unstable.

Freedom Fighter possesses the ability to intercept electromagnetic radiation with frequencies ranging from roughly 530 kHz to 1710 kHz, and can emit sounds—at varying intensity—which represent any amplitude modulation found in the intercepted radiation. Electromagnetic waves of this sort are sometimes used for communication by many species, making Freedom Fighter a valuable resource for the Autobot army.

He is unusual for a Transformer in that he not only has no humanoid robot mode, but no ambulatory mode at all—he has no limbs or visible means of propulsion. It may be that he wished to completely dedicate his time and energy to his primary job of monitoring radio broadcasts, and had his body modified accordingly.
Firebolt (G1)

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*Firebolt is an Autobot-allied Nebulan Targetmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Firebolt** (aka **Sparks**, **Offshoot**, or **Firedrive**) was once a quiet scholar on the pacifistic planet of Nebulos, where he was renowned as one of its top atomic physicists. Beneath his meek and reserved exterior, however, young Firebolt yearned for a life of action and excitement. His dreams of adventure might never have come true, if not for the intervention of the Decepticons. When the call went out for Nebulans who would be willing to take up arms in defense of their planet, Firebolt was amongst the first to volunteer. Undergoing the extensive and painful procedure known as binary bonding, Firebolt was given a special suit of black and grey armor and granted the power to transform himself into a powerful double-barreled weapon called an electrostatic discharger rifle.

Although eager for the chance to make a difference and have some fun, Firebolt soon found that his own exuberance paled in comparison to his Targetmaster partner: a young Autobot named Hot Rod. Firebolt's opinion of this situation is what could be described as cautiously optimistic. He is excited by all the action and adventure of being a Targetmaster, but he is also very nervous at some of the risks that Hot Rod insists on taking at times.
Ironworks (Micromaster)

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*Ironworks is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Ironworks** (aka **Iron Works** and **Irontread**) is an eccentric hermit, guarding and maintaining his construction station, far from the front lines. He indulges his artistic side by building bizarre devices on the land around his station.
Power Rangers (Mighty Morphing)

*This article is about the Mighty Morphing Team. For others, see Power Rangers (disambiguations).*

**The Mighty Morphing Power Rangers** are a team of heroes who were discovered by Zordon to become his elite fighting force. These Rangers battle Rita Repulsa and her evil monsters. The team has grown close and constant over the years. They later become the **Zero Power Rangers.** ￼

MEMBERS: ￼

Mighty Morphing Wave 1:

Red Ranger: Jason Lee Scott

Pink Ranger: Kimberly Ann Hart

Blue Ranger: Billy Cranston

Black Ranger: Zack Taylor

Yellow Ranger: Trini Kwan
Joyride (G1)

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*Joyride is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Combining Repugnus's lust for violence with Swerve's driving ability, **Joyride** is not well liked among Autobot high command. Unlike the absent-minded metallurgist, Joyride just doesn't care enough to pay attention to his actions. His driving has proven hazardous to himself, his fellow Autobots, and even innocent humans at times. The fact that he seems to be a member of the Autobots simply for the thrill of it hasn't earned him many supporters, either.

His Powermaster partner is Hotwire.
Bumper (G1)

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*Bumper is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Bumper** is a young and inexperienced Autobot, new to the war, but eager to do his part against the Decepticons. He is in the interesting position of looking *up* to Bumblebee, which makes Bumblebee feel more awkward than normal. Bumper has the worrying tendency to latch on to *any* potential role model that pays him mind, which sometimes leads to him biting off more than he can chew to impress them. While he often finds himself in over his head, Bumper's determination and flashes of courage may take him far one day.
Devcon (G1)

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*Devcon is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Devcon** is a self-proclaimed bounty hunter, one of the successful few during the years of the Great War. Harboring an intense hatred of Decepticons, he spent his time fiercely hunting those who were too dangerous for the other Autobots to consider. Who he works for or who he would even collect money from for his "finds" is unknown.

It's possible for Devcon to survive for extended periods without refueling due to his incredibly efficient internal systems. This is often what allows him to outlast the efforts of his prey. The origin of his legendary tracking skills are unknown; much of his past is a mystery. In his original body, he has an arm-mounted plasma blaster and a head-mounted laser cannon. His space cruiser mode is capable of long range interstellar flight.
Inferno (G1)

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*Inferno is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

If there's a blazing fire, **Inferno** is going to be one of the first bots on the scene, rushing in headlong without regard for his own safety to rescue anyone trapped inside. If there's a blazing fire*fight* Inferno will also be one of the first bots on the scene, and probably even faster than the previous scenario.

Few bots are as gung-ho as Inferno, whose heat-resistant body and seeming lack of fear make him a tough customer in any kind of emergency. He certainly prefers the thrill of gunning down Decepticons over tackling a four-alarm fire, but he doesn't let his thirst for battle interfere with his duty as a rescue bot.

Amusingly, *he's* the rational, cautious one in the odd-couple friendship he has with Red Alert.
Gaia Guardian

*Gaia Guardian is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Gaia Guardian** is an Autobot super robot who fights the evil of the Decepticons!

His components are:

* Blades
* First Aid
* Groove
* Heatrock
* Skyfeather
* Streetwise

The various components of Gaia Guardian can combine with Hot Spot to form Defensor or God Guardian.
Hardhead (G1)

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*Hardhead is an Autobot Headmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Hardhead** is a soldier to his core. A soldier with a stubborn streak a megamile wide. He's stubborn to the point of rejecting outright any path but his own, any idea that goes against his natural instinct or inclination (namely fighting), and any advice he didn't come up with himself. He doesn't talk much, and when he does, it tends to be blunt and terse, if not outright rude. A soldier doesn't waste time on social niceties when there's a war to fight.

Perhaps surprisingly, given his limited social aptitude, Hardhead has found a good companion in Duros, his binary-bonded Nebulan partner, who enjoys warfare just as much as Hardhead does. The two mesh so well, it's been said that theirs may be the best match among all the Autobot-Nebulan teams.

Sometimes he works with the Partner Drone Tankette.
Doubledealer (G1)

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*Doubledealer is an Autobot and Decepticon Mercenary Powermaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Doubledealer** is unique among Transformers as he holds a place in the Autobot and Decepticon armies. The truth, however, is that this ruthless mechanoid is a mercenary loyal only to whomever is paying him, and then only if no better offer catches his eye. At times, even his own partners are unaware of all of Doubledealer's duplicitous dealings. His skills and power make him a valuable asset to both sides, but both really only trust him as far as they could throw a Guardian robot.

Doubledealer is also almost unique among Powermasters in possessing two binary bonded partners, Knok and Skar, neither knowing their master's true objective or of each other's existence.
Cerebros (G1)

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*Cerebros is an Autobot Headmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Cerebros** is the robot that transforms into Fortress Maximus's head, and is himself binary bonded to Spike Witwicky. Cerebros is a pacifist and disapproves of violence. His binary bond with Spike is dangerous for Spike's personality and ways of thinking could override his. Cerebros is one of the smartest Autobots ever. He used to be an archivist as well as a philosopher, but Ratbat had him banned from politics. In fact, Ratbat is the only Decepticon that Cerebros doesn't mind killing. Still, should Spike and Fortress Maximus's personalities were to take over his own, he wouldn't be himself.
Boss (G1)

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*Boss is an Autobot Turbomaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Subcommander of the Turbomasters, **Boss** lives up to his name. A commanding presence both on and off the battlefield, he's got a dangerous combination of smarts, bravery, and heavy firepower. He's the type to lead by example, being right up on the front lines with the rest of the troops, adapting his battlefield strategies quickly to account for whatever tactic the Decepticons might throw at them.
Bumblebee (disambiguation)

Unflinchingly loyal to the Autobot cause, **Bumblebee** possesses boundless amounts of bravery and loyalty, in spite of his physically unintimidating stature. His affable nature means that he's quick to befriend almost anyone, particularly humans.

In some universes, he is eventually rebuilt into **Goldbug.**

### **Full list of Bumblebees**

* Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character from Generation 1, sometimes known as **Goldbug**.
* Bumblebee, the voiceless yellow one-man franchise from the live-action film series.
* Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character from *Transformers Animated*.
* Bumblebee, later known as **Goldbug**, the evil Autobot spy/Seeker commander from *Shattered Glass*. Partially yellow, definitely *not* kid-appeal.
* Bumblebee, the yellow kid-appeal character and later team leader from the Aligned continuity family.
* Bumblebee, the amnesiac yellow kid-appeal character from *Cyberverse*.
* Bumblebee, the treacherous Autobot from *Shattered Glass* live-action film series.
* Bumblebee, the Autobot and mentor to the Terrans from *EarthSpark*.
* Bumblebee, the Autbot Scout who temporarily becomes **Goldbug** from the Hasbro Cinematic Universe.
* Bumblebee, rebuilt as **Goldbug**, the evil Autobot Seeker from the *Shattered Glass* Hasbro Cinematic Universe.
Delta Magnus (G1)

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*Delta Magnus is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Delta Magnus** was the leader of the legendary Primal Vanguard, known for overusing the adjective "glorious". He and Ultra Magnus are both members of the House of Magnus.
Dogfight (G1)

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*Dogfight is an Autobot Triggerbot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Dogfight** is tough, unflinching, and extremely aggressive. He is a skilled air warrior, and with grim humor will refer to a hard-fought aerial combat as a "dance of doom". Despite Optimus Prime's teaching of mechano-meditation, Dogfight remains violent-tempered and easily provoked. He is extremely protective of his personal airspace and will readily attack any who approach him with unclear intentions.

Dogfight's short temper is not all there is to him, however, nor is he a purely ruthless fighter like Sunstreaker. He does value life; he does value friendship. He knows from sad experience that the merest indecision on a warrior's part may bring defeat in battle, perhaps permanently. Worse, it may mean deactivation or damage to friends, or to non-combatant bystanders. At the same time, he knows that rashness may bring the same result. So, while his quick temper does control him at times, at others he uses it to motivate him, and in the midst of rushing madly upon an enemy he will do his level best to preserve a fragment of his wits, and to fight with lethal skill as well as fury. He is a dangerous opponent.

Besides his temper, his greatest weakness is his great flying skill. Like Powerglide, he is an aerial acrobat who can often outmaneuver a larger foe or one with heavier weapons or stronger armor; even one who is faster in level flight. Such airborne acrobatics earned him his name, but can also earn him a mid-air stall, and a potentially fatal fall. So far, he has managed to recover from these.
Optimus Prime (G1)

[*This article is about the G1 character. For more, see Optimus Prime disambigations.*]

*Optimus Prime is an Autobot from the Generation 1 Continuity Family.*

**Optimus Prime** is the awe-inspiring leader of the Autobot forces. Selfless and endlessly courageous, he is the complete opposite of his mortal enemy Megatron. Originally a mere civilian known as **Optronix "Orion" Pax** he was chosen by the Matrix of Leadership to command, the first in a number of heavy burdens he has been forced to bear. Another is his bringing of the Transformers' conflict to Earth. Every casualty, human or Cybertronian weighs heavily on his spark. He does not show this side to his soldiers and never succumbs to despair. The Autobots need a decisive, charismatic leader and that is what he gives them. It was that leadership which turned the tide of the Great War.

On the battlefield, there are few who rival Optimus Prime's prowess. He is easily the strongest of any Autobot his size. When teamed with his Combat Deck and Roller drone, his ion blaster and energon-axe are deadly weapons. He would sacrifice his life to protect his fellow Autobots or those under their care and does so on a regular basis. His compassion for other sentient beings is his only real weakness, and one the Decepticons have taken advantage of time and again... though it's also the source of his strength!

### Fiction

Orion Pax was cataloging data when he discovered Megatronus fighting in the gladiator arenas. [Life on Cybertron]
Amazed to be Here!

"Amazed to be Here!" is a season 1 episode from Spongeabet Lore. In this episode, everyone from the Kumadraws334's au shows up and meets ElectricMorningStar's au

## Trivia

* This is the first crossover episode
* SpongeBob appears on and off of the episode
* This episode is released a few days after the previous episode because of inactivity
Deluge (G1)

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*Deluge is an Autobot Aquaspeeder from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Sure, you've just punched a hole in the enemy's front line and troops are pouring in. But what's to keep the enemy from flanking you and shooting you in the back? **Deluge**, that's what. He's here to make sure every last bit of Decepticon resistance has been thoroughly stamped down, leaving no nasty surprises for the bots on the front line. Sure, it's an ugly job, sloshing through the most hellish of bombed-out battlefields to take on Decepticon stragglers who are likely desperate enough to try a suicide run to take out any Autobot they can find, but Deluge is in it to win it, no matter the odds.

He gets very confused when other Autobots call him "Drench".
Drift (G1)

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*Drift is an Autobot and former Decepticon from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Drift** was not always an Autobot. In fact, he slaughtered quite a few when he was known as the Decepticon **Deadlock**. But Deadlock's eyes were opened to what the Transformers' war had become when he stumbled across a lost faction of neutral Transformers long since forgotten. He discarded his ruthless ways, abandoned his guns for swords, and changed his name and appearance.

When Drift returned to the Transformer war to make right what he put wrong, he was a bot of few words and disciplined action. He since went on to be an enthusiastic spiritualist and a self-punishing crusader, all in an attempt to get away from the nasty parts of his personality that are still lurking within him. It doesn't matter what his personality is because with his Decepticon past, Drift isn't well-liked or trusted by a few of the Autobots and some of the Decepticons think he's just *lying* about having changed. This hits Drift more than you might think because at the end of the day, despite his loner attitude, Drift *really* just wants to be part of something.

In addition to the two swords kept in his hip scabbards, Drift carries a legendary Great Sword. An ancient weapon that predates modern civilization, the Great Sword draws upon the spark energy of its bearer, and as such must only be used in the most dire of circumstances.
Haywire (Targetmaster)

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*Haywire is an Autobot-aligned Nebulan Targetmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

One of the younger Nebulans to binary bond to a Transformer, **Haywire** (aka **Hyperfire**) is very much of the "act first, think later"-impulsive-teenage mold. In that respect, the relationship between Haywire and his partner Blurr is one where they get on like a house on fire, but also a classic example of the lack of planning in the early stages of Targetmasters bonding for how effective a combat team they would make. Transforming into an electro-laser cannon, Haywire is just as hyperactive as his partner in combat, often more concerned with how often he fires than where he's aiming or how effective his shots are.
Hubs

*Hubs is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

I'll go ya one better, if you've got the nerve. Let's race all the way... to Deadman's Curve.
Though every member of the Hot Rod Patrol is a young bot with a rebellious streak, **Hubs** takes it a step further than the rest. He's the youngest and most energetic of the team... which, combined with his also being the least skilled member, often leads to him getting neck-deep in trouble. The overly-aggressive Trip-Up also serves as a bad influence on the impressionable bot. It doesn't help that his anti-authoritarian streak is so wide that he even chafes when the "leader of the pack" Big Daddy takes command. Big Daddy finds himself having to watch Hubs carefully, as he's the only one of the team he's worried about getting into serious trouble when on missions.
Doubleheader (G1)

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*This article is about the G1 Pretender. For the double headed Autobot with trust of sanity issues, see Doubleheader (HCU).*

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*Doubleheader is an Autobot Pretender from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Some warriors, even the most seasoned veterans, have been known to collapse under pressure. **Doubleheader**, however, has developed a unique solution to that particular dilemma: divvy up the duties with a second noggin. His right head sees, smells and overall analyzes his surroundings, while his left head listens, speaks and makes all the decisions. By dividing his workload between two separate heads, Doubleheader always remains cool and collected in the tightest situations.

He also likes to burn things.
Crosshairs (G1)

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*The name or term "Crosshairs" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Crosshairs (disambiguation).*

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*Crosshairs is an Autobot Targetmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

As the Autobot weapons supervisor, **Crosshairs** oversees the procurement and maintenance of a dizzying arsenal of implements of death for his fellow Autobots. Long association with such machinery has made him meticulous and careful, possibly to a fault. Crosshairs will often refuse to fire his own weapon unless he's certain it won't miss.

Crosshairs enjoys a good relationship with his equally methodical Targetmaster partner Pinpointer, who is content to let Crosshairs call the shots.
Cog (G1)

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*This subject of this article goes by multiple names that apply to other articles as well. See Cog (disambiguation), Gasket (disambiguation).*

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*Cog is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Cog** is the combined robotic form of Fortress Maximus's vehicular drones, **Gasket** and **Grommet**. Cog has no independent will of his (its?) own and is completely under Maximus's control. Functioning as both mechanic and warrior, he allows Fortress Maximus to be at other places while in city mode, as well as to interact with more normally-sized beings.

When Cog is feeling at his most sentient, he's quick to express skepticism in his leaders' actions, even directly to Optimus Prime. Someone's got to be the wet blanket, because sometimes the wet blanket's correct.
Detrius (G1)

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*This subject of this article goes by multiple names that apply to other articles as well. See Detritus (disambiguations), Roadmaster.*

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*Detritus is a Junkion of variable allegiance from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Leaving his homeworld of Junkion behind, **Detritus** has become a mercenary, selling his services to either side of the Autobot/Decepticon conflict. Rumor has it that his appearance on the battlefield turns the tide of victory to the side that employs him... when in reality, Detritus simply bides his time until he is positive which side is likely to win anyway, then offers to join that side. Like all Junkions, Detritus is capable of repairing heavy damage to himself with whatever scrap metal he can get a hold of.

Detritus's ultimate goal is to use his earnings to build his own army and overthrow Wreck-Gar as the leader of the Junkions. In the meantime, he's hooked up with the Decepticons under the alias **Roadmaster** to make use of their stolen Power Core Combination technology.
Brawn (G1)

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*The name or term "Brawn" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Brawn (disambiguation).*

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*Brawn is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**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.

He later becomes a Titan Master, and is partnered with the Nebulon Muscles as a Headmaster.
Blurr (G1)

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*The name or term "Blurr" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Blurr (disambiguation).*

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*Blurr is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Blurr** is positively and incontrovertibly without possibility of any doubt the fastest-thinking, fastest-talking and fastest-driving data courier and messenger from the planet of Cybertron, and if you or your friend or anybody else you know or anybody else you might not know or in fact anybody at all wants to send any kind of message or dispatch or parcel or data or in fact anything at all to any base or station or out-of-the-way depot, barracks, headquarters, outpost, or post office and it is absolutely essential to deliver it immediately or at the earliest opportunity and without any delay of any kind regardless of Decepticons or obstacles or foul weather or gloom of night then Blurr's the one to pick, sir, so just give him the good word and the item in question and Blurr is off like a Cybertronic race horse, if there were such a thing as a Cybertronic race horse, and if such a beast was able to break the sound barrier on land and leave only dust clouds and lingering after-images, because Blurr leaves only dust clouds and lingering after images, but he'll be off that quickly with your message in hand, and if any hostile power or enemy or Decepticon ambush should get in the way then he'll hit them with a blast from his electro-laser which will reverse the polarity of their microcircuits and they'll be stopped. Dead.

His Targetmaster partner is Haywire, who later becomes his head as a Titan Master.
Downforce

*Downforce is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Downforce** is the most experienced member of the Bee Team, and sometimes gets annoyed with the antics of his less travelled teammates. Despite this gruff exterior, however, he still cares deeply about them. He transforms into a grey military assault vehicle.
Downshift (G1)

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*The name or term "Downshift" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Downshift (disambiguation).*

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*Downshift is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Downshift** is an Omnibot who's dedicated to his job, but sometimes his superiors wish he wasn't so *much* so. As both a security agent and a scout, he tends to think that guarding something means not just securing the object of his duty, but also actively seeking out foes *before* they strike, whatever entanglements this may produce and however vulnerable this may actually leave his charges.

He keeps up-to-date on all the latest law enforcement and military security tactics, and his disarmament techniques are at an expert level. He takes great pride in being on the cutting edge of anti-Decepticon spy warfare, but his excitability can lead to mistakes.

He and the other Omnibots are dimension-hoppers, so it's unclear whether his appearances in various realities are separate entities or the same individual.
Firestar (G1)

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*The name or term "Firestar" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Firestar (disambiguation).*

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*Firestar is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Firestar** (aka **Novastar**) is one of the members of Elita One's Autobot resistance and specialized in rescue missions. Practical and unprepossessing, she is nonetheless particularly useful during thefts of Decepticon Energon cubes, as her vehicle mode is capable of transporting large numbers of them.

She's very good at a large number of things, and in some universes she's kinda snobby about it, which makes her unpopular. Thankfully for Firestar, one of her many skills is appearing popular to others despite this.

Firestar is a close friend of Inferno and Chromia, and entrusted the safety of her protégée Flareup to the latter.
Autotroopers (HCU)

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*Autotroopers are Autobot soldiers from the Transformers portion of the Hasbro Cinematic Universe.*

Autotroopers are sentient troopers like their hapless counterparts, the Vehicons. They were all forged in a facility on the planet of Aquatron. Their creator was a mercenary called Jettron. These troopers take part in so many of the bloodiest battles and die following orders and you know what they all say: “And we don’t question orders.” They are led by several officers, including Captain Cog, Commander Cobalt, Commander Grid, Commander Bly and more.
Grapple (G1)

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*Grapple is an Autobot from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Grapple** is technically an architect, but in his spark he is an artist. On Cybertron, before the war, his buildings were considered great works of art, but now his constructions are limited by the realities and needs of the war effort. It is a situation he often finds stifling. Grapple takes great pride in any work he constructs, and is prone to severe bouts of depression should his "masterworks" be destroyed in the course of combat. Grapple can usually be found hanging out with his close friend Hoist who does his best to cheer Grapple up when his artistic temperament has him down.
Defensor (G1)

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*Defensor is an Autobot combiner from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

The combined form of the five Protectobots **Defensor** exists specifically to safeguard human life. In many ways he feels about the human race the way a parent would their children and he would give his life away in an instant rather than let one human come to harm. Defensor is emotionally attached to humans on a level that sometimes worries his fellow Autobots. He identifies with them the same way a sheep dog would with its flock or a puppy with its human owners. As far as Defensor is concerned the humans are his "kind." Sadly the titanic robot giant's attempts at personal interaction and friendly exchanges with humans tend to fail. We humans tend to be more wary and frightened of his alien nature and great size than Defensor can understand. Despite this, Defensor is fairly well adjusted mentally compared to almost every other contemporary gestalt.

Defensor's most notable ability is a powerful force field he can create within 50 feet of his person, but it is very fuel consumptive and he cannot maintain it for long.

Defensor is the combined form of the Protectobots:

* Hot Spot (torso)
* First Aid (left arm)
* Streetwise (left leg)
* Blades (right arm)
* Groove (right leg)

Additionally, Defensor has a host of auxiliary components who can fill in when a core Protectobot is injured or indisposed. These secondary members include Rook, Medix, Heatrock, Skyfeather, and even Ratchet. Sometimes Groove cedes his place as a limb to one of the substitutes and instead forms a chest plate for the combiner, whilst another specific combination results in God Guardian.
Optimus Prime (HCU)

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Optimus Prime is the heroic Autobot leader from the Hasbro Cinematic Universe.

Years ago, Optimus Prime was once a data clerk called Optronix “Orion” Pax. His father was the legendary Alpha Trion, and his brothers were Megatron and Ultra Magnus. Orion became Optimus Prime and led his Autobots against Megatron’s Decepticons. Optimus Prime possesses a trance-like fighting state known as the Prime State. In this state, Optimus Prime can conjure up any power at will. However, if he is to die in it, the consequences are fatal. He is the lover of Elita-1 who supports as he fights for the good of all sentient beings. Optimus believes that there is good in everything, including Megatron. Optimus knows there is still goodness left in his brother's spark that that he must find a way to rekindle that goodness.
Dragon Beast

*Dragon Beast is a Autobot combiner from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

**Dragon Beast** is the wild, untamed combined form of the Anibots. The Autobots seldom allow it to form, as it is nearly as apt to turn on them as it is to attack the Decepticons. It is made up of:

* Simba (leader)
* Clump
* Pardo
* Shriek
* Thump

Dragon Beast had a particularly keen hatred of the Constructicons.
Jazz (HCU)

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*Jazz is an Autobot from the Transformers portion of the Hasbro Cinematic Universe.*

Easy going and free spirited, **Jazz** is second in command to Optimus Prime and co-leader of the 698 Battalion of Autobots. Jazz mostly makes jokes about pretty much everything. He is good friends with Bumblebee and Prowl. Jazz is skilled in Cyber Ninja combat and is a skilled foe against Blitzwing. He is also partnered with the brave human, Ian Sinclair.
Hauler

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*Hauler is an Autobot Constructicon from the Generation 1 continuity family.*

Back on Cybertron, **Hauler** (aka **Road Hauler** and **Load Hauler**) was a Constructicon involved in the building of the Crystal City. When his teammates were reprogrammed as Decepticons, Hauler turned to the Autobots, joining their ranks. This choice would eventually put him on board the Ark for its doomed voyage that ended on Earth. When he awoke with the rest of the crew in 1984, he resumed his primary function: the discovery and procurement of energy sources. This task sends him far and wide across the planet, and his tendency towards capricious self-expression often results in him coming back with different colors and parts.

His crane mode can lift 60 tons, and in robot mode, he can launch his hands from their wrist-sockets. The hands can fly through the air under his remote-control guidance, allowing him to perform tasks normally beyond his reach.
共产主义

至少我们可以这样讲，共产主义是一种评价两极分化的意识形态。有多少人将其视为人类自我解放的坦途，又有多少人将其视为人类自我毁灭的邪路。共产主义不管在地球还是SFS星，都是最具决定意义的意识形态之一，然而，共产主义到底是什么?

与SFS星发展起来的朴素共产主义不同，科学的共产主义思想发源于地球文明的马克思和恩格斯，并继承了列宁的革命遗产，其目的是要建立一个没有阶级，没有国家机器，基于生产资料公有制并根据个体进行自由分配的社会。它的追随者坚定认同阶级斗争的概念，目标是推翻一切剥削者的统治，建立无产阶级专政——一个由工人阶级绝对领导的国家。在地球危机之后，共产主义逐渐在地球上重新壮大起来，并在七战前成为决定世界的主要意识形态。

共产主义者倡导激烈的革命，他们否定了任何在资产阶级社会有改革与改良的空间。当然，来自各个层面的批评比比皆是:从主张人类本性自私到社会主义者对无产阶级专政的抨击，共产主义从不缺乏反对声。尽管七战后世界的崩溃对共产主义可能是一个强烈的打击，然而，各路无产阶级革命者仍然在太阳系的任何一个角落继续战斗，因为他们知道，在这个人类历史上最光辉和壮丽的事业里，**一旦全世界无产者联合起来，他们失去的将只会是锁链。**