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Shockwave

* Robot Mode
* Laser Pistol Mode

Shockwave is a character in Transformers Loud. He's the Destron Empire's chief scientist, always creating some sort of new weapon for them, though he's more infamous for his twisted, terrifying experiments on other Cybertronians and his dedication to pure logic.

## Personality

Shockwave only serves one true master: logic. He sees emotion as nothing more than a weakness and a distraction, only do what he finds most logical. His passive nature to goings-on around him may paint him as apathetic, but whoever believes that is writing their death warrant. Shockwave is as brutal and fierce as any Destron warrior, with the strength and durability to withstand everything from highly-volitile explosions to full-frontal assaults. He does not take well to attempts on his life or his experiments failing, especially those that've been tampered with. Primus help you if you actually do break his seemingly eternal calm.

## Abilites & Weapons

* Transformation

Shockwave is able to transform into a alien-like laser pistol.

* Scientific Knowledge

Shockwave is well-versed in virtually any scientific procedure, including the manipulation of other Cybertronians and their T-Cogs. Some of Shockwave's more well-known creations include the Triple-Changer process (along with their failed predacessors, the Duocons).

* Laser Cannon/Torch

Shockwave replaced his own left hand with a laser cannon that is connected to an energon pack connected to his back. He can also use it as a welding torch for his experiments.
Crosshairs

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

Hound

Mirage

Drift

Crosshairs is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud, introduced in Season 3. He's a member of the Autobot Resistance, acting as the armorer and weapons master for the cause.

## Personality

When the chips are down, Crosshairs is the kind of guy you'd want on your team. Or you would, if it wasn't for the fact that he's self-loving and more than a bit of a jerk. He's got a mouthful of snark with a bad attitude and little respect for superior officers, harboring a desire to just be on his own or otherwise be in charge himself. Doesn't help at all that he has a strong hatred for the Destron Empire after what they did to his friends, especially a certain swordsman that used to serve them.

Despite these vices, Crosshairs is still a crack shot who can always hit the ground running and make mincemeat out of Destrons. He has a knack for catching his enemies by surprise, either by dropping in from above or with a lightning-fast draw of his weapon. As the sharpest shot on the battlefield, his peers know he'll always hit his target. And if the chips are *really* down, he'll come through in the end for his fellow Autobots.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Dual Laser Blasters
* Weapons Knowledge

## Notes

Rather than the meticulous, overly cautious Weapons Supervisor he was in most G1 material, Crosshairs's personality is based off of his incarnation featured in the live-action Movies - right down to him dual-wielding a pair of guns - mainly since that version of the character is a lot more prevalent in both the fandom and general audiences than the original and give a little bit more to work with writing-wise. However, he maintains his role as weapons supervisor rather than a paratrooper like in the movies. This even goes as far as to have him being partnered up with Hound & Mirage in his introductory episode as a nod to his dynamic with Hound and Drift in Age of Extinction & The Last Knight, just with Mirage substituting for Drift obviously (though they are both blue car-formers with questionable allegance).

* As another nod to his role in the movies, in more of a twisted sense, he also has a dynamic with Drift in this series that's mainly based off of the character of Kick-Off/Over and his depiction in the fan stop-motion movie, Broken Mirror. This actually works as a way to help both give Crosshairs a bit more of a connection to the main cast (for a time, at least) and helps show a bit more of the damage Drift left behind during his Destron days.
Air Raid

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Slingshot

Fireflight

Starscream (commanding officer)

Air Raid is a character featured in Transformers Loud. He's the fearless fighter of the Predacons' aerial division.

## Personality

Some might call Air Raid reckless, the way he dives out of nowhere, charging enemy units head on. Air Raid would laugh at that. A rash and fearless young warrior who loves surprises (especially those that leave his foes too stunned to fight back), he has only one real goal in life: to have fun. Needless to say, this attitude often puts him and his comrades in danger, though he almost as often tends to get them out of it. That, and you can be sure he's enjoying himself the whole time.

## Skills & Armaments

* Transformation
* Laser Pistol
* Combination

Air Raid is able to combine with his fellow Aerialbots to form Superion, with Air Raid himself forming the left leg.

## Relationships

### Slingshot

Air Raid and Slingshot are often the first Aerialbots to charge into battle, either on foot or in the air. So obviously, they get along great.
Clobber

* Robot Mode
* Tank Mode (Cybertron)

Breakdown

Cyclonus

Scourge

Starscream

Clobber is a major character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a powerful tank, she acts as the muscle for Krok's unit in the Destron Empire's Armed Forces.

## Personality

Clobber's existence proves that being a Decepticon doesn't necessarily make you a bad person. Sure, she's a huge, intimidating bruiser, capable of withstanding tremendous damage and retaliating with devastating punches when she's not using her tank mode to simply roll over the enemy, but this power isn't backed up by any actual malice per say. She actually has a rather easygoing personality for a bot of her size that's sweet, well-meaning, and earnest to a fault; not to mention friendly to almost anything that can talk back to her. But if there's one thing Clobber doesn't have, it's the ability to think for herself: more often than not, she'll simply fall in line behind whoever's barking orders. This might be the only trait holding her back from discovering her full potential, but it would take something truly earth-shattering to push her out of her comfort zone. Although she will sometimes recognize whenever an action is "not okay", especially when Cyclonus and Scourge essentially took it over.

She also secretly hopes to get a second optic.

## Abilities

* Transformation

Clobber is able to transform into a tank.

* Super Strength
* Laser Blaster
* "Super Punch"

Clobber is able to charge her forearms full of Energon, causing the stripes on them to glow a bright green, to deliver a super-charged punch. They're strong enough to split cliffsides, create cracks in the Earth beneath her or avalanches and can even cause at least some damage to Combiners.

## Relationships

### Misfire

Clobber and Misfire are best friends, with the two often seen together goofing off or having conversations over rather silly things, like Earth stuff they think is funny. In their off-time, they'll often go off on their own to try and improve Mis's aiming to... very poor results (though not helped much by how far Clobber throws them sometimes).

### Breakdown

Clobber and Breakdown have a pretty decent friendship going on due to them being the shared muscle of their unit.

## Notes

Clobber was chosen as the muscle for the Destron Earth Team since it's just a fun idea to have the tank-former and main muscle of the antagonist's side be a sweet, well-meaning person, and her general personality just feels like it would mix really well with the misfits of the Scavengers (and as a bonus, maybe her "male counterpart" will show up in this series).

* Her and Misfire being buddies is meant to be based off of Cyberverse's version of Lockdown; though rather than resigning themselves to their place at the bottom of the chain of the troops, it's more so just due to them being the "goobers" of Krok's unit. She also has a dynamic with Arcee that's based off of her odd friendship with Hot Rod in the series.
Metalhawk

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Metalhawk is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud, introduced in Season 3. He was originally a Destron warrior before he became disillusioned with the cause and chose to exile himself to a far-off world for the rest of his days.

## Personality

As all leaders should, Metalhawk is a warm, noble being with a great love of life, liberty and all of that. While he originally didn't take much notice of other non-Cybertronian lifeforms on the worlds he "visited" at first like most Destron soldiers, he was soon deeply moved by one of the burgeoning races he discovered on a mission: at first seeing only frail beings that needed defending, he soon came to realize their amazing potential for love, compassion and courage, and was so struck by them that he joined Ultra Magnus's rebellion to protect other races like them.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Metalhawk is able to transform into a Cybertronian jet. He's able to fly at great speeds and has a pair of laser turrets on both sides of his main body.

* Titanium Sword

## Notes

Metalhawk's appearance in this series is to act as Drift's one real friend in a manner similar like Wing in IDW and Knucklehead from the Titan movie tie-in comics. Him also having the same training is also (obviously) based on his use of the sword. For his characterization itself, it's sort of a mesh between his original characterization in Masterforce with him caring about all life that inhabits the universe and his 2005 IDW self where he abandoned the war after a pretty horrific event and remained unaffiliated for the rest of his days (though of course, he's meant to be a little nicer than he was in the comics).
Thundercracker

* Robot Mode
* Tetrajet Mode

Slipstream (captain)

Strika (commanding officer)

Thundercracker is a supporting character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a fighter jet, he serves as a member of the Destron Seeker air force, often acting alongside his brother Skywarp. He's also an old "companion" of Starscream's.

## Personality

Thanks to his "experience" dealing with Starscream, he's developed a sort of sixth sense for picking up things that feel out of place, whether they be an Autobot diversion or someone in his squad doing something shifty.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Like all Seekers, Thundercracker is able to transform into a Tetrajet fighter.

* Arm Cannons

Like all Seekers, Thundercracker has two rifles, one on each of his forearms, that function either as standard lasers or Null Rays to paralyze most technology, including other Cybertronians. He's also able to detach them from his arms and hold them like a standard rifle.

* Supersonic Jets

## Relationships

### Skywarp

Thundercracker and Skywarp have a solid brotherly bond, with both keeping each other's heads on a swivel.
Project Omega

"Project Omega" is the first episode of Season 2 of Transformers Loud, and is the seventeenth episode of the series overall.

## Summary

An ancient Transformer has crash-landed onto Earth, and its Team Rodimus's new mission to help him pull himself back together. However, a pair of "old friends" from Team Rodimus's past, Cyclonus and Scourge, have arrived on Earth looking for him two, and the warriors clash once more.

## Featured Characters

* Springer
* Jazz
* Skids
* Sideswipe
* Smokescreen
* Mirage
* Hoist
* Tracks
* Wheeljack
* Omega Supreme (first appearance)
* Leni Loud
* Luna Loud
* Luan Loud
* Lynn Loud Jr.
* Lincoln Loud
* Lucy Loud
* Lana Loud
* Lola Loud
* Lisa Loud
* Rita Loud
* Lynn Loud Sr.
* Bitstream
* Breakdown
* Dead End
* Drag Strip
* Hotlink
* Nacelle
* Scourge (first appearance)
* Cyclonus (first appearance)

## Notes

The episode's title is a reference to Omega's "codename" in Animated.
Topspin

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Roadbuster

Arcee & Lynn Loud Jr.

Topspin is a recurring character in Season 3 of Transformers Loud. He is a member of the Autobot Resistance, acting under the leadership of veteran warrior of the rebellion, Ironhide, and works in his personal unit the Wreckers.

## Personality

Facing off against numerous enemies isn't nearly enough of a challenge for Topspin. He'd rather pit himself against Nature itself. No mountain is tall enough, no river treacherous enough to give him pause. Alone against rough terrain, be it on land or in the sea, is where this young fighter's fuel pump really gets going. Though he loves the challenge he's not fixated on conquering new terrain, he simply enjoys pitting himself against it. As he says, "The thrill is in the journey." Although when he's not testing his limits, he's actually surprisingly a pretty friendly guy, possibly being the most approachable of all of Ironhide's rookies.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

Topspin is able to transform into a Cybertronian jet fighter that's able to fly at great speeds, and is armed with laser blasters at the end of both wings.

* Laser Rifle

## Notes

Topspin, "Roady" and "Leady" being on a team is obviously meant to be a nod to their movie counterparts and their version of the Wreckers; though they're also meant to be a nod to G.I. Joe's Slaughter's Renegades, with the three being the "crazy ones" that the Rebellion sends in for the "difficult jobs".
Vehicon Drones

The Vehicon Drones are various "characters" in Transformers Loud. They are a group of robots created by Starscream from Earth cars to act as his personal troops in his efforts to take over the planet.

## Personalities

None of the drones display no individual personalities, only the base instinct to follow their commander's orders. Originally, they were radio-controlled, but after the Constructions restarted production, they were built with a simple Artificial Intelligence mainframe that allowed them to operate independently.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Laser Rifle

Each Drone is armed with a laser rifle that is attached to their right arm.

## Notes

Most sources actually refer to these as "Robot Conversion Troops". But since they bare an obvious resemblance to the Decepticons' mass-produced ground troops in Prime, they were given the title of "Vehicon".
Mesothulas

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

Mesothulas is a minor character in Transformers Loud, introduced in Season 3. He's a Cybertronian scientist that originally acted a Decepticon, but has since become a recluse on a remote planet just trying to get by, especially after the disappearnce of his creation Ostaros.

## Personality

Since his self-exile, Mesothulas has become a reclusive, if irritable, scientist who wants to be left alone and leave the war behind. But he can actually be pretty friendly once one gets past his gruff demeanour, being kind and caring especially when he finds Springer.

## History

### Pre-Series

During the Great War with the Decepticons, Mesothulas worked as a scientist creating weapons and other experiments for the organization. But even then, he didn't get much respect from his supposed "allies". Eventually, Mesothulas became disenfranchised with the group and ran away just a little before the Destrons' final assault on Kaon. He hid out in an undergrown lab that he personally designed for many years, even hiding out and keeping himself safe during the Quintesson Invasion. But eventually, even a curmudgeon like Meso was becoming started to long for at least *some* sort of personal interaction. So he sought to use his skills to create an artificial Cybertronian known as "Ostaros". But unfortuately, the resources that Meso snatched up and the energy required to create Ostaros's spark would be what led to Destron Police discovering his lab.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation
* Web-firing Units

* Electro-Staff

Mesothulas's main hand-held weapon is an electro-staff with a claw on the end that he can use to fire electric pulses or simply stabbing them with it to disable opponents.

## Notes

For those that don't know, yes, this is Tarantulas, the mad spider scientist from Beast Wars. However, his personality in this series is based off of his (frankly fascinating) incarnation in Earthspark where rather than the completelyu immoral nutcase, he's a reclusive scientist that just wants to be left alone after all the fighting he's gone through. His name is taken from his first name in the 2005 IDW comics, in addition to the plot point of him creating Springer and wanting to have him as a son. Though this too takes inspiration from his ES appearance and give him & Springer a much more wholesome ending, with his relationship with both him and Leni taking cues from his dynamic with Nightshade in his (so far, only) spotlight episode.

Like some of the other Beast Wars characters featured in this series, "Tarantulas's" appearance in this series is based off of one of his Convention-Exclusive toys that gave him a traditional vehicle mode. But rather than give him a motorcycle alt mode like some stories usually give him, this series goes with his recolor of Combiner Wars Rook since it just helps make him a little more "approachable" than his biker forms.

* Though he does still maintain his use of web-firing weapons to maintain some of his original spider theming.
The Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia

This nation was formed by AnakinBorg, January 30th, 2019.

When the then village of Belgrade was looted, AnakinBorg swore revenge on the ones responceable, the one responsible for everything of value had been taken, AnakinBorg helped rebuilding the village and quickly rose to power becoming their leader. Anakin made sure walls were built around the place, so that it would never be looted again.

Soon thereafter, CourtOfTheKnee joined Yugoslavia founding Stupidtown. Yugoslavia became a nation.

## Important Players

Anakinborg - President

CourtOfTheKnee - Comrade (Vice-President)

Heyo\_06 - Comrade

~Cosmic\_Potato - Comrade

Percy\_Cat - Comrade

## Fun Facts

The tallest building on the server is located in Yugoslavia's capital of Belgrade

The longest boarder wall belongs to this nation
Bobby Santiago

Ronnie Anne Santiago (younger sister)

Bobby Santiago is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's the oldest member of the Santiago family and is Lori's boyfriend.

## Personality

Bobby generally has a relaxed and carefree attitude and is similar to Leni in terms of perception and intelligence. He is an easy-going, kind, and laid-back person who enjoys having fun and hanging out with his friends, though he can be a good bit silly, and his absent-minded nature can sometimes cause turmoil and conflict. He is also very protective of his younger sister.

Bobby is very dedicated to his work and tries to leave a good impression on people, especially his father and Lori. He sometimes shows fear that he may not be good enough for the people he cares about, or that they might ditch him and leave him behind altogether. If something were to happen that would cause Lori to dump him or Ronnie Anne to completely distrust him, he'd never be able to forgive himself. As a result, he might push himself harder than he really needs to. Despite this, deep down he knows his family cares about him and will always turn to them for help whenever he feels like he needs it.

## Abilities & Equipment

Bobby has had many different jobs. It is unclear why he has worked so many, possibly for the extra money, or to impress Lori, or perhaps because he keeps losing them. Such jobs include a pizza delivery boy, a lifeguard, a mall security guard, and a grocery store clerk.

## Relationships

### Lori Loud

Lori is Bobby's girlfriend, and they love each other very much. Lori is constantly seen either messaging or chatting to him on the phone. He's always willing to go to great lengths to make her happy and show his affection for her.

### Rodimus

While he didn't think highly of him at first, thinking he was some new young punk that was trying to take Lori away from him, Bobby soon learned that this certainly wasn't the case

## Notes

Bobby and Ronnie Anne don't move to the big city in the middle of the story, staying in Royal Woods for the series's entire run (mainly because it just limits their character development and dynamics with the rest of the cast).
Leni's New Brain

Leni's New Brain is the eighteenth episode of Season 2 of Transformers Loud, and is the thirty-fourth episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

A freak event causes Leni to gain tremendous intelligence. However, this causes some straif with her relationships with the rest of the family.

## Featured Characters

* Jazz
* Skids
* Sideswipe
* Smokescreen
* Mirage
* Hoist
* Tracks
* Wheeljack
* Omega Supreme
* Rodimus
* Lincoln Loud
* Lori Loud
* Luna Loud
* Lynn Loud Jr.
* Lucy Loud
* Lana Loud
* Lola Loud
* Luan Loud
* Lisa Loud
* Bitstream
* Breakdown
* Dead End
* Drag Strip
* Hotlink
* Nacelle
* Scourge
* Cyclonus

## Notes

As the episode's title indicates, the episode's plot is based off of the G1 episode "Grimlock's New Brain" and elements from the Loud House episode "Butterfly Effect". However, it excludes some of the more "questionable" parts to the stories, such as the Autobots suddenly having to deal with strange malfunctions in the G1 episode or Leni's arrogance in the LH episode. In fact, it replaces Leni's attitude by making a part of the episode focus around how the rest of the family perseves Leni and her disability, sort of like how Grimlock got fed up with how the other Autobots just treated him like an idiot and a problem in the TF episode.
Hotlink

* Robot Mode
* Tetrajet Mode
* Earth Jet Mode

Nacelle

Hotlink is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Destron Seeker air force while doubling as an Information Engineer, acting under Sunstorm's command.

## Personality

Hotlink is a "Mechatronic Engineer" by trade but a gadget geek at heart. You'll never find him without his tool kit, and he's always ready to tinker up a new device to fit the needs of the moment. It's an affinity that transcends even Autobot or Destron factions for him. He'll be just as quick to geek out over an awesome Autobot weapon as one from his own team. And just as quick to "improve" it for his own enjoyment.

## Skills & Weapons

* Transformation

Like all Seekers, Hotlink is able to transform into a jet fighter (a Tetrajet on Cybertron, and a F-15 fighter jet on Earth).

* Arm Rifles

Like all seekers, Hotlink has two rifles, one on each of his forearms, that function either as standard lasers or Null Rays to paralyze most technology, including other Cybertronians. He's also able to detach them from his arms and hold them like a standard rifle.

* Flamethrower

Hotlink's weapon of choice is the pyropathic flamethrower, which he often uses to either clear a path for his comrades or to encircle his enemies in a ring of fire.

## Notes

The idea behind Hotlink, Nacelle and Bitstream's inclusion in this series as their own unit is obviously a nod to their role in More than Meets the Eye, Part 1.
Crowbar

* Robot Mode
* Van Mode

Crowbar is a minor antagonist in Season 3 of Transformers Loud. He's a Destron soldier that is very proficient in breaking himself and his allies in and out of enemy compounds.

## Personality

Crowbar is well known as a master of breaking and entering. It doesn't matter if we're talking computer systems, mine shafts, or enemy compounds; he has all the necessary skills in stealth and intelligence to infiltrate and observe enemy tactical movements and bust them wide open. He has also been trained in the most brutal of Destron attack strategies for the unlikely event he is discovered.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation
* Hand-to-Hand Combat Skills
* Laser Rifle
* Spiked Explosives

Crowbar's special tools, he keeps a pair of explosive devices shaped like spiked staffs. Just stab them into the side of a wall and with the push of a button, it'll blow wide open.

## Notes

Crowbar is one of several characters from the Live-Action movies included in this series so as to display the profile written for their toys that weren't seen in the movies (i.e., have them be actual characters, even if briefly, and not just fodder for the Autobots to ruthlessly destroy).
Night 1

Night 1 is a first playable night of Five Nights with Bud: Rebooted. This night serves mainly as an introductory stage that accustoms the player to the game's mechanics. Bud are the notably active. Photo Negative Mickey rarely becomes active on this, and Bud is very active on this night
**Phone Call**

Gron: Hey, Jerry ! This is Gron. Thanks for helping us out with this. again.
Jerry: Thank you, Gron normally, we'd have one of out staff be the night watchman, but we're uh, still stuck in Texas, getting our equipment together to ship back to ship back...
Gron: as for this place becoming dangerous. Today, one worker got lost, and when he came back, he was injured and freaked out. So we'll probably leave soon Jerry.
Jerry: Ok This House is dangerous. Listen Gron, we saw Babs suit in the Dining Room and its bodys are not connected and are just floating
Gron: Ok, Jerry see tommorow
Ramjet

Ramjet is a minor character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a customized jet fighter, he serves as a member of the Destron Seeker air force.

## Personality

Ramjet is a classic loose cannon, often rushing right into battle, sometimes even ramming directly into his targets (hence the name). Though he was built to take such hits, frequent collisions and crashes can take a considerable toll on his internal mechanics.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Null Rays
S-7 Tank Drone

The S-7 Tank Drones are a type of drone featured in Transformers Loud. They're a series of mass-produced tanks created by Sector Seven that are controlled via remote control to battle against their "alien invaders".

## Armaments

* Cannon

* Flamethrowers

The S-7 Tank Drones are equipped a set of large flamethrowers on their backs.

## Notes

The designs for the S-7 Tank Drones are taken a couple of generics seen in the Armada episode "Uprising", all of which seemed to be recolors of Brawl. The back cannons being reincorporated into flamethrowers are based off of another Brawl generic that appeared a few episodes later.
Photo Negative Mickey

Photo Negative Mickey is main character in Five Nights with Bud: Rebooted and FNATI

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

It is based off of a creepypasta titled ''Abandoned by Disney'', made by Chris Howard Wolf, in which a man searches and abandoned Disney attraction, only to find a Photo-Negative Mickey Mouse costume, a Donald Duck and Goofy head. When he turns to leave, he turns back around and sees the PN Mickey suit standing behind him. It asks: ''Hey... wanna see my head come off?'' Mickey then proceeds to pull its head off, causing thick yellow blood to spray everywhere. The man however escapes for the and leaves.

## Appearance

As its name implies, the costume is a actually a Mickey Mouse character costume with photo negative coloring. It is unknown why it was colored photo-negative. It contains all of the classic Mickey Mouse features, suck as circular ears, pointed nose, large grin, buttoned pants, shoes, and gloves. If reversed, it shows Mickey Mouse's original colors.

## Trivia

* No matter which camera you disable, PN Mickey will always head back to Character Prep 1. This means PN Mickey might not have great hearing either, or it may not be as intelligent as it is believed to be.

* PN Mickey is also voiced by Photo Negative Mickey

* PN Mickey always stares towards (or near) the cameras (except when lying down), and stares at the player when in the office. However, during its jumpscare, it appear to be looking in various directions, while waving its hands around randomly. It's possible that, due to his slight blindness, he has difficulty trying to find you even at close range.
Clench

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

Clench is a minor antagonist that appears in Season 3 of Transformers Loud. He's a commander in the Destron Empire.

## Personality

Utterly devoted to destroying enemies of the Empire, Clench is fueled by anger, hatred, and malevolence. He wades into battle blasting, smashing and running over anything in his path with no mercy, then shooting anything else with heavy firepower. Combineed that with a keen brain with diabolical cruelty, it seems like his Spark is powered by nothing but pure hate and the thought of ultimate victory.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

Clench transforms into a six-wheeled assault truck with positionable mine-scoops and a rotating double-barreled turret on top.

* Riot Shield
* Machine Gun

## Notes

Clench is another character in this series who has his appearance this series based off of a toy from an exclusive toy line. In his case, it is his retooling/repainting of the Universe 2008 Onslaught figure from Timelines.
Lincoln Loud

Lori Loud (oldest sister)

Leni Loud (older sister)

Luna Loud (older sister)

Luan Loud (older sister)

Lynn Loud Jr. (older sister)

Lucy Loud (younger sister)

Lana Loud (younger sister)

Lola Loud (younger sister)

Lisa Loud (youngest sister)

Ronnie Anne Santiago

Clyde McBride

Bobby Santiago

Smokesniper & Dreadwing

Lincoln Loud is a main character in Transformers Loud. The sixth born and only male sibling in the Loud Family, he spends his time coming up with schemes to do activities behind his sisters' backs. He also serves as Smokescreen's human partner.

## Personality

Lincoln is a good-hearted and well-meaning person, who is always looking for fun, and always thinking about the well-being of others. He's known to be "the man with a plan", and is usually elaborating plans with a specific objective, most of them for his own benefits. His plans rarely succeed either because of his own selfish and reckless decisions or by his sisters' interference. When he goes too far though, he'll always find a solution, even if it means making a fool of himself. Most of the time, he's seen to be quiet and relaxed, but sometimes he gets upset if pushed too hard, or when something goes wrong. Still though, he still loves his family immensely, with his greatest fears being them all being torn apart or being hated by them all.

## Relationships

### Smokescreen

Lincoln and Smokescreen share a genuine brother relationship, which is helped by the fact that the two have always wanted a brother of their own. They usually spend their time playing video games or . They both also like coming up with strategies either for missions or for more selfish reasons, or even investigate , such as in "Sleuth or Consequences".

### His Sisters

Lincoln acts as the "Jack of All Trades" to all of his sisters. While nowhere near as skilled as any of them in their professions, he is competent enough to help them with their activites, such as helping Lucy come up with rhymes for her poems, being one step ahead of Luan's pranks, preventing LIsa's experiments from exploding, assisting Leni with fashion designing (mostly serving as the model for the dresses), and serving as Lynn's sparing partner.

### Leni Loud

Like the rest of his sisters, Lincoln will get annoyed by some of Leni's stupidty, but he still cares greatly for her.

### Lynn Loud Jr.

Lincoln and Lynn have a very rocky relationship, to say the least.

### Lucy Loud

Though he still gets as scared by her as much as the others, Lincoln and Lucy get along quite well.

### Red Alert

While the two don't often interact, Lincoln will usually be seen interacting with Red when he, Smokescreen and Lola are coming up with battle plans.

## Notes

Lincoln has been bumped down to a secondary role on the human side of the cast, with Lori taking his spot as the lead. But rest assured, he is still a major player in the series.

Unlike the original series, this version of Lincoln doesn't strip down to his underwear when he's reading comics to be more "comfortable" (because seriously dude, you're the only male sibling in a house with nine girls. That's just disgusting.)
Airwave

Nightflight is a character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Destron Seeker Air Force.

## Personality

If crime didn't pay, Airwave would be out of a job. Before the Cybertronian Civil Wars, he was an airbase inspector, charged with finding and reporting stolen and contraband goods... but if you greased his palm a little, he gladly looked the other way. When the Decepticons started their smuggling operation, Airwave happily signed on—as long as Megatron kept letting him play the black market.

## Skills & Weapons

* Transformation

* Arm Cannons
Seekers

The Seekers are a group of characters featured in Transformers Loud. They are the main bulk of the Destron Empire's Armed Forces, acting as both their air force and grunts, alongside the Photons. This is the classification for all Destron soldiers with jet/aircraft-based alternate modes, but most of them were forged from the same body-type and share the same alt mode (the tetrajet); and thus, the Seekers of this type all consider themselves as brothers.

## Members

### Commanding Officers

* Air Commander Cyclonus
* Air Commandant Skyquake

### Grunts

* Starscream
* Slipstream
* Thundercracker
* Skywarp
* Blackout
* Skystalker
* Skyhopper
* Tailwind
* Eagle Eye
* Tracer
* Nightflight
* Sunstorm's Unit
	+ Sunstorm
	+ Bitstream
	+ Hotlink
	+ Nacelle
* Storm Cloud
* Whisper
* Airwave
* Phaser
* Fireshot
* Vanquish
* Flattop
* Sky High
* Treadbolt
* Fearswoop
* Falcon
* Snare
* Talon
* Windrazor
* Terradive
* Thunderwing
* Thunderclash
* Acid Storm
* Ion Storm
* Nova Storm
* Ramjet
* Dirge
* Thrust
* Smokesniper
* Dreadwing

## Notes

The Seekers' ranks compose mostly of the generics/recolors of the original three seekers seen in the G1 episodes More Than Meets the Eye Parts 1, 2 & 3, Divide and Conquer, The Ultimate Doom Part 3. several generic designs from Cyberverse, and a few fan designs, including some more in MTMTE P1 as identified and "created" by Twitter user Andrew Sorohan and repaints of the main six Seekers from other parts of the franchise designed by TFW2005 user TheLonelySeibertronian. However, since none of them were given any names (due to them just being there to fill up the ranks), and the only ones to be officially named were the Rainmakers and Sunstorm's small group seen at the beginning of MTMTE Part 1, the rest reuse names from other jet formers from the franchise, and also sometimes get their personalities. These include names from many Micromasters (including those from the Air Strike Patrol, Air Patrol, Battle Squad, several Micromaster transport drivers and several Micromaster Base/Combiner Base commanders), and the Generation 2 Skyscorchers & Predators.

All credit for the high-quality images used for the Seekers (aside from changes like different expressions and the addition of the Destron symbol on their bodies) come from Deviantart user Alreaph.
Mirage

* Robot Mode
* Car Mode (Earth)

Sunstreaker & Sideswipe

Team Rodimus

Mirage is a minor recurring character in Transformers Loud. A member of the Autobot Resistance, he uses his special hologram & cloaking abilities for infiltration and espionage.

## Personality

Mirage likes to think that he's the life of the party, always eager for a chance to show off his unique skills; like his ability to generate lifelike holograms which he can use to disorient and outmaneuver foes, or his impressive shapeshifting ability that allows him to take multiple alternate modes at a time. He *hates* being cooped up and forced to hide out on such a "small" planet, as doing so means he has no one to get into trouble with. He's also quite the talker, always ready to rattle off a wisecrack or a reference to some other he's seen. This unfortunately has lead him to become a bit of an outcast among the other Autobots, who see him as reckless and aloof, compounded by his frequent disregard for orders. Beneath all this though lies a genuine heart. Mirage cares deeply for his friends and will go to great lengths to keep them safe.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Cloaking

Mirage has the unique ability to turn invisible. Not only does this allow him to maneuver around various areas without being seen, it also allows him to be undetected by scanners and radar.

* Transformation

* Speed Boost

Mirage can unfold his alt mode's wheels on his feet and skid around on them like roller blades to get around areas much faster.

* Laser Rifle

## Notes

Rather than being one of Cybertron’s elite upper class and thus feeling unsure about his motivations for fighting in the war or longing sadly to return home, this version of Mirage's personality is based on his very recently but already much-loved appearance in Rise of the Beasts.

Rather than using his original character model from the cartoon, comic and other 80's tie-in media, here Mirage uses the character model of his toy from the Alternators toyline, where he transforms into a '05-'06 First Generation Ford GT, though his robot mode does still incorporate some elements from his original model, mostly the forearms and lower torso/legs. This is in order to give him a more normal looking vehicle mode and to help him blend in with the rest of the main cast and on Earth a little better (because let's face it, a drag racer doesn't exactly blend into normal traffic).

Mirage being partnered up with Hound & Crosshairs in his introductory episode as a nod to both how often he and Hound are paired together in G1-esque media and the dynamic between Drift, Hound and Crosshairs in Age of Extinction & The Last Knight, just with Mirage substituting for Drift obviously (though they are both blue car-formers with questionable allegance).
Skydive

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Fireflight

Slingshot

Starscream (commanding officer)

Skydive is a character featured in Transformers Loud. He acts as the strategist for the Predacons' aerial division.

## Personality

Skydive would rather read about an aerial battle than take part in one. He's his division's resident bookworm and is fascinated by the history and science behind aerial warfare. Within the limits of his design, he's capable of duplicating the flight patterns of anything he sees. His knowledge of aerial warfare and tactics is unmatched, making him quite possibly the most skilled Cybertronian flier in existence. All of that, and you're more likely to find him secluded in a cozy library than actually in the sky. He's simply too modest and bookish to realize how smart and skilled he really is.

## Skills & Armaments

* Transformation
* Laser Pistol
* Combination

Skydive is able to combine with his fellow Aerialbots to form Superion, with Skydive himself forming the right leg.
Vortex

* Robot Mode
* Helicopter Mode

Brawl

Swindle

Strika

Vortex is a recurring antagonist in Transformers Loud. He serves as the chief interrogator and aerial interceptor for the Destron Empire's Combaticon crack commando unit.

## Personality

As an aerial soldier, Vortex is cruel, merciless, and unrelenting in his attacks. But it's when he gets his hands on a captive that he *really* gets nasty. He'll take his targets for a wild ride, twisting, turning, looping, and diving through the sky. It's enough to make any bot cough up their secrets... and then some.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Vortex is able to transform into an attack helicopter, able to go 300mph within a range of 1200 miles.

* Ionic Blaster
* Tank Cannon
* Bruticus Combination

Vortex is able to combine with his fellow Combaticons to form Bruticus, with Vortex himself forming the left arm.
Ronnie Anne Santiago

Ronnie Anne Santiago is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. Bobby's little sister, she use to bully LIncoln a good bit before they resolved their issues and instead became one of his closest friends.

## Personality

Ronnie Anne is a surly, tough, and hardcore tomboy, disliking most girly things like "lame" school dances and "cheesy" romances, and enjoying more boyish hobbies, like skateboarding, pranks and video games. She also has a habit of playing somewhat crude pranks, giving her a bad reputation of being the toughest and meanest girl in school. However, in reality, she's very sensitive and insecure, with her feelings getting easily hurt when people say mean things about her and doesn't like being judged.

## Relationships

### Lincoln Loud

Despite her occasionally-off-putting nature and their somewhat rocky relationship, Ronnie and Lincoln eventually came to become close friends, and she cares for him deeply, even if she can sometimes still come of as somewhat cruel. She used to have a crush on him, but she was too shy and prideful to properly show him so she used pranks to gain his attention.

## Notes

In this version of the Loud House story, Ronnie Anne and her family *do not* move to the big city in the middle of the series, staying in Royal Woods for its entire run (because that just limits their character development and dynamics with the rest of the cast). This also gives more leeway to better develop her relationship with Lincoln.
Dead End

* Robot Mode
* Car Mode

Astrotrain (depending on the day)

Dead End is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Destrons, acting as a member of the team commanded by Krok.

## Personality

Pessimistic by nature, Dead End rarely participates in the merrymaking of his fellow Destrons. This self-serving scout will avoid any altercation if he can get away with it, kept in line only by his loyalty to his superior officers. He's also quite vain, as he spends a good amount of his freetime shining himself. Although, as much as he might not like to admit it, he has started to develop a soft spot for the idiots in his squad.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Laser Pistol
* Energon Switchblade

## Notes

Dead End's personality in this series is based primarily off of his (slightly more entertaining) characterization from Cyberverse, right down to his "partnership" with Astrotrain.

DE's robot mode in this series uses his Combiner Wars toy, mostly just because it's more detailed & looks a little more dynamic than his original cartoon model. However, he does still maintain his original Porsche 928 alt mode and design of his head from the cartoon.
Roadbuster

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

Topspin

Arcee & Lynn Loud Jr.

Roadbuster is a recurring character in Season 3 of Transformers Loud. He is a member of the Autobot Resistance, acting under the leadership of veteran warrior of the rebellion, Ironhide, and works in his personal unit, the Wreckers.

## Personality

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 Destron punks 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.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

* Assault Rifle

* Missile Pod

In robot mode, Roadbuster has a missile pod that can launch six missiles.

## Notes

"Roady", "Leady" and Topspin being on a team is obviously meant to be a nod to their movie counterparts and their version of the Wreckers; though they're also meant to be a nod to G.I. Joe's Slaughter's Renegades, with the three being the "crazy ones" that the Rebellion sends in for the "difficult jobs".
Soundwave

Ravage (minion)

Soundwave is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He acts as the Destrons' chief communications officer and head of Cybertron Intelligence. In the series proper, he and a small unit set up a communications station on the planet Eurythma to intercept & disable any Autobot rebel communications.

## Personality

Though "only" a Communications Officer, Soundwave stands in the Empire as a confidant, comparable in rank to some of the army's generals. Though stoic and possessed of little outward personality (as evidenced by his monotone computer-style speech), Soundwave is not without drives: he has worked hard to get where he is, and he guards his place in the Decepticon hierarchy fiercely. On top of hearing all in his role as Communications Officer and spy-master, he is actually capable of "reading minds" by scanning and decoding the electrical impulses that carry "thoughts" in both organics and Cybertronians, and he will not hesitate to use what he learns as blackmail to keep himself high in the rankings.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Soundwave is one of the few Cybertronians to use his alternate form in a fit of subterfuge, as he transforms into a Cybertronian Communications Device, both to hide himself in enemy locals but also to amplify his comms. capabilities.

* Laser Rifle
* Shoulder Cannon
* Sound Amplifiers
* Mini-Cons

Soundwave has a small team of Mini-Cons that he keeps inside his chest, dispensing them with the button on his shoulder when he requires their services.

## Notes

Rather than his traditional blue colors, this incarnation of Soundwave uses the colors of Soundblaster, his repainted upgrade from the Headmasters cartoon.
Tidal Wave

* Robot Mode
* Battleship Mode

Tidal Wave is a major supporting "character" featured in Season 3 in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into an enormous battleship, originally created by the Decepticons, this collosal powerhouse would be come a part of the Destron Army's fleet, acting as the main ship for General Strika.

## Personality

Tidal Wave's great power is backed up by a brain that doesn't exactly run at optimal speeds; he's not so much stupid as he is single-minded and easily frustrated, although his tendency to shout his own name repeatedly as a sort of battle cry doesn't do much to refute his reputation as a knucklehead. In battle he is merciless, an unyielding engine of destruction. For the benefit of the Destron Empire though, he is unquestionably loyal to their ideals.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

Tidal Wave is able to transform into a gigantic warship. The ship is actually able to separate into three separate aircraft: an aircraft carrier, complete with a storage elevator for the Seekers; a troop-landing craft that's able to hold twelve normal Cybertronians, and the Cybertronic double-bowed main battleship, complete with the bridge and main cannons.

* Cannons

Tidal Wave has four high-calibur, double-barreled mounted on his main torso, as well as four additional smaller - but just about as powerful - sphere-shaped cannons.

## Notes

Tidal Wave's appearance in this series is heavily based off of his famous appearance in the Playstation 2 Armada video game, especially in making him just about as large as he was in the game. It's also slightly based off of his role in the Timelines comic books, where he acted as the main ship for the pirate Transformers, the Star Seekers, where he mainly acts as a ship the majority of Season 3.
Silverbolt

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Fireflight

Slingshot

Starscream (commanding officer)

Silverbolt is a character featured in Transformers Loud, introduced in Season 3. He's the leader of the Predacons' aerial division.

## Personality

As the leader of the Predacons' air-bound warriors, Silverbolt shoulders a great deal of responsibility. He is a careful planner who never risks the lives of his men, unless it is absolutely necessary. All his care, however, hides a deeply insecure nature, as he also often feels the stress from his leadership position more often than not, not helped by how he often worries more about his teammates' safety in a firefight than his own. He is a capable leader nonetheless, and has honed his Aerialbots into one of the more finer, more well put together units in the Predacon force.

## Skills & Armaments

* Transformation
	+ Speed

> In jet mode, Silverbolt can reach speeds of Mach 1.9 with a range of 4500 miles.
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* Laser Rifle
* Combination

Silverbolt is able to combine with his fellow Aerialbots to form Superion, with Silverbolt himself forming the head and torso.

## Relationships

### Air Raid

Slingshot and Air Raid are often the first Aerialbots to charge into battle, either on foot or in the air. So obviously, they get along great.