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Megaempress

As the twin sister of Megatron, **Megaempress** (メガエンプレス *Megaenpuresu*) leads the Female Decepticons as the self-proclaimed "Empress of Destruction" (破壊女帝 *Hakai Jotei*). She has a special team of vassals, the 4 Guards, to serve as her ever-present bodyguards. She's still a force to be reckoned with, though, as her power is comparable to Megatron's own and she can use her rail fusion cannon and Judge Pickel weapons to wreak destruction across the land. She has the "secret power" to seduce any male Transformer to do her bidding.

Megaempress combines with her 4 Guards to form the mighty Megatronia.

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Her head that of Megatron from the Cybertron portion of the Unicron Trilogy.
Longarm

**Longarm** is a chummy, nice, all around guy who just wants to help. "It never hurts to help" is his creed, and he enjoys working on protecting, repairing, and saving. After all, that's why he's an Autobot. He's almost too nice... he just can't figure out Decepticons at all. To be that angry, mean, treacherous, destructive, or emo, it all just seems like a huge waste of energy and time. Whether he is hauling or providing covering fire, as long as he's providing assistance by protecting his friends and making them smile, then he can smile right back.

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a redeco and remold of Animated Longarm/Shockwave
Maccadam

**Maccadam** is the manager of Maccadam's Old Oil House. He is largely unseen by the populace of Cybertron, leading to rumors among his more sozzled patrons that he might be one of the thirteen original Transformers. He has strict in-house rules against fighting within its confines.

In days long past, the Cybertronian who would become known as Maccadam was born under the name Alchemist Prime, one of the Thirteen original Primes. Alchemist possessed the ability to see into the future, sharing his knowledge with others via cryptic statements.

It is not known when precisely Alchemist concealed his true identity, but he was active during the Age of Expansion, a golden age that saw the great War Titans dispatched to conquer and colonize distant regions of the galaxy. As a crew member aboard one such Titan, the mighty Iaconus, Maccadam took part in several campaigns across multiple alien worlds before the Age of Expansion came to an end.

The toll that this battle incurred would be great, and Maccadam would be left as the only survivor of the massacre. Over the coming millennia, Iaconus's slumbering form would be covered by the city of Iacon; to keep watch over the Titan, Maccadam turned the head of the Titan into a bar, which he dubbed "Maccadam's Old Oil House."

Shortly thereafter, Optimus Prime and Megatron met at the bar to negotiate peace terms but could not come to an agreement. After Megatron stormed out, Maccadam offered Optimus a drink, explaining that it took 4233 attempts to find the perfect energon blend and to not let this failure discourage his further attempts.

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He's apparently capable of seeing the future but sometimes has a hard time remembering it hasn't happened yet.

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He might have been a student of one of the primes of the past.
Shifter

While almost every Cybertronian is capable of changing shape to some degree, **Shifters** take this to a whole new level. Supposed descendants of the trickster of the Thirteen Amalgamous Prime, Shifters are chameleonoid even by their race's standards. They have the ability to take any form comparable to their normal size and mass—extending even to other Cybertronians. Thus, their rare talent makes them highly prized spies and scouts by others.

* Amalgamous Prime
* Makeshift
* Mirage
Skyfall

**Skyfall** knows he's different from his fellow Velocitronians. He's unengaged by their need for speed, and so he has taken up the role of a lone explorer, charting distant star systems in his ship, the *Flash Frenzy*. He knows he must be far older than most, if not all, of his peers, though he shows no sign of age. But most of all, he has the inescapable feeling that he's missing a clue to some lost, legendary past to which he deeply believes he was linked, a mystery that haunts him more than any other.

Another of Skyfall's enigmas is his strange but helpful ability. When his life is threatened or when he's under stress, Skyfall involuntarily envelopes his body in an impenetrable force field. The universe must be looking out for him, or at least has mixed feelings about him, as it keeps drawing him into grand adventures for which he has no patience. Civil war? Unicron? Alternate universes? Thanks, but no thanks! Skyfall feels like he can only escape from one cosmic, galaxy-threatening annoyance just to find himself facing another!

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Omega Supreme

**Omega Supreme** is one of the largest Autobots, and perhaps the most powerful. He isn't much for words; his mountainous frame and vast firepower tend to do the talking for him. He is the last line of the Autobot defense, and this responsibility gives him a solemn, even grim personality - for he knows that if a battle calls for his involvement, the rest of his team must have already fallen. This titanic last survivor of the Guardian Robots instills fear and panic into the sparks of Decepticons foolhardy enough to stand against him in battle.

Except Buzzsaw. Kill that little guy, it just makes him angry.

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Millions of years ago, Omega Supreme was a member of the legendary Guardian robots, and was charged with defending Crystal City, the most spectacular city on Cybertron. He befriended the Constructicons, the city's creators.
Smokescreen

Every Autobot has a purpose, be it as a leader, a warrior, a healer, or a scout. **Smokescreen**'s purpose, however, is to charm and deceive. His job is to conceal the Autobots' true mission and lead the enemy astray, and he's not above flat-out cheating to get the job done. Off the battlefield, he uses his naturally friendly and sociable nature to get in close with his Autobot comrades... then reports back to Optimus Prime, giving the Autobot leader an on-the-ground perspective on what his troops are thinking.

Smokescreen's armaments are similar to his tactics. If he can't outthink, charm, or just plain outrun you, he'll surround you with a magnetized cloud of smoke, and blast you with his circuit-scrambling weapons while you're stumbling around blindly. Look he's called "Smokescreen" for a reason, OK?
Padlock

* Pre-war
* War

**Padlock** was a security guard on Cybertron, and friends with the rookie Autobot Wing Dagger.

Then he became a member of the Artillery Team in the Elite Guard. A consummate sniper, Padlock acts as the man on the ground for his high-flying and heavily armed teammates. Skilled at marksmanship in his own right, Padlock nevertheless often functions as a spotter, painting a laser targeting sight on the enemy position to help guide in the artillery payloads of Windsail, Clear Out, or the mighty Halonix Maximus. Padlock once served as warden for Rura Penthe, one of the most infamous prisons in Iacon. It was perhaps there that he first began his self-imposed vow of silence, leaving many casual observers to believe he is actually mute.

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who in the Energon cartoon was wrongly killed off in his first appearance.

While he was killed in Energon, Padlock will not die in Universal.
Scamper

**Scamper** is part of the composite whole that is the Autobot city, Metroplex. Although autonomous in his own right, with an impulsive and sociable personality, Scamper is an extension of Metroplex and commonly patrols the peripheries of the giant Autobot's city form in his sports car mode alongside Slammer.
Scavenger

Scavenger

You can't help but feel sorry for **Scavenger**. He wants so badly to be liked and needed, to feel like a useful and valuable member of his team. His self-esteem is so low he'd do just about anything to get the approval of the others, but his simpering, doting eagerness to please just reinforces the other Decepticons' opinion of him as a worthless loser. He's constantly excavating everywhere he goes in the attempt to find something of worth and prove his value, but it's invariably just some piece of garbage or scrap he excitedly finds, and that just sets him up for more derision and mockery. If it wasn't for his shovel's unique ability to detect needed materials, Megatron and the others would likely have dumped the poor scrub long ago—Scavenger is sadly not the brightest tool in the shed.

Scavenger combines with his fellow Constructicons to form Devastator, where he serves the useful function of right arm.

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Rung

The Autobots have this, you know, psy-ops specialist. He's red, right? Orangey-red? And tiny? Basically defenseless? Does anyone remember his name? It's something like... Ring? Rong? Rang? Dang. It's on the tip of my tongue. He files these reports, you know, for Autopedia? He's written entries for each Autobot, from Red Alert to Impactor to Red Alert again. As part of his duties, he performs the mental assessments of potential Wreckers-to-be. He's very important. He's got... these huge eyebrows. You gotta know who this is describing, right? Collects and builds model spacecraft? Seriously. What's his name?
Swindle

Capitalist first, Decepticon second, **Swindle** is a con man, an opportunist, a hustler—or as he would put it, an entrepreneur. Unlike his fellow Combaticons, he considers the Autobot-Decepticon war to be merely an opportunity for networking, cutting deals, and making a profit. He's an expert on all manner of weaponry and their market prices, and he prides himself on being able to sell anything to pretty much anybody.

Despite being a weaselly, opportunistic sneak, Swindle is one of the few Decepticons who could adapt to a post-war Cybertron. After all, there will always be demand for a black market, regardless of whoever wins. He knows all he has to do is keep his chin up, and he'll always have a customer. All he needs is a smile.

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Terrorcons

Sometimes it's hard to take the **Terrorcons** seriously. Even for Decepticons, they've got a bunch of personality problems, not to mention a lack of decency. Individually, they're not much, and it's not very hard to outsmart them. One-on-one, an Autobot would probably win.

Then you actually meet the Terrorcons as a group, and you pray that Primus has mercy on you, because the Terrorcons sure as hell won't. They'll kill you for a bunch of reasons: orders, sport, boredom, a dare. They're not what you'd call soldiers, warriors, or even brawlers. They're animals like their Predacon ancestors, and they bring that thought pattern to everything they do, including their choice of alt modes, which are the forms of frightening beasts. They're all positively insane.

The Terrorcons aren't known for being particularly loyal; occasionally ditching the Decepticon cause in favor of working for the Quintessons.

The Terrorcons consist of:

* The brilliant yet gluttonous Hun-Gurrr (leader)
* The superiority-obsessed Rippersnapper
* The appallingly disgusting Blot
* The predatory Sinnertwin
* The overly-violent Cutthroat
* And sometimes the not-very-smart Cindersaur

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* The unnamed group of Predacons from *Prime* that combine into Abominus and are homages to the original Terrorcons.
Taking turns for leadership

Ultra Magnus: “So who goes first?”

the first Bumblebee gives a try,

Sighs “Here goes nothing.” “Heck no.”

Hot Rod: “I know you wanted this for me Optimus but I’m not you, I can’t lead them like you.” Matrix glows brightly.

Hot Rod: “Please no”

He reluctantly reaches and the Matrix finds its way into the brace in Rod’s hands and floods his body with light. Hot Rod reformats into Rodimus Prime,

“Congratulations Hot Rod, wish you were getting the job of prime under better circumstances.”

Hot Rod: “I can't replace Optimus; I’m just supposed to be a hot rod, I’m not even sure if I can lead the Autobots.”

Kup: “I knew you have a potential kid.”
Pretenders

Disguise has always been a key component of Transformer operations in other worlds. **Pretenders** attempt to take this concept to the next level. Pretenders are Transformers fitted with special external armor shells that can disguise their very nature as robots. Rather than hiding themselves as the machinery or vehicles of a world, Pretender Shells allow a robot to take on the appearance of a native life form itself.

On top of its exploration and infiltration uses, a shell can also function as powerful battle armor, aid in self-repair, and even function independently of its robot as a second combatant mentally controlled by its "wearer". The major drawback of the technology is that the core robot will feel whatever pain is inflicted on the shell, sometimes even more strongly than the pain inflicted on the robot itself.

The most common style of Pretender is an inner robot with a single humanoid shell (usually resembling a monster for Decepticons or a human in battle armor for Autobots).

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Quintus Prime

The scientist of the Thirteen, **Quintus Prime** possesses a mind second to none. His idealism and perfectionist tendencies mean that he frequently butts heads with the less imaginative members of the Thirteen. Something of a daydreamer, Quintus believes that life, in all its forms, is the most important thing in the universe and that life should be encouraged to grow and thrive at all costs throughout the galaxy. Accordingly, he wields the Emberstone, an artifact that can accelerate biological processes in base elements.

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Saw

When a sword just doesn't provide the cutting power required for the task, Transformers may prefer using **saws** as their melee weapon(s) of choice. Saws offer great cutting power, cannot be blocked as easily as swords, and are generally very intimidating. From time to time, saws may come in handy as construction or medical tools, for gardening purposes, cutting up tasty fish, or as torture devices. ~~Cereal~~ Serial killers love these.

* Hot Rod is armed with a circular saw in his left arm. This is the tool he used to free Kup from the squid creature that was attacking him. It is also great for cutting up portions of fish.
* Starscream has a sawblade that extends from his right hand for melee combat.
Sword

Transformers may prefer guns and missiles in their many wars, but they are far from above melee combat. **Swords** are popular melee weapons used by both Autobots and Decepticons.

* Optimus Prime has dual swords that extend from deploy from his wrists for melee combat, which he used to devastating effect against an army of undead Horrorcons, and later against Megatron. He later acquired the Star Blade.
* Drift wields two katana-like swords.
* Menasor sometimes wields a sword with a glowing blade and sometimes wields a normal sword without a flashy aura.
* Grimlock uses a sword and shield.
* Megatron himself wields a blade that extends from his fusion cannon. He later forged the Dark Star Saber after obtaining Liege Maximo's arm.
* Windblade wields the legendary Stormfall Sword as her personal weapon.
* Shadow Striker wielded twin short blades before being blown up by Bumblebee and later used an energy machete.
* Star Saber's Saber Blade cannot forgive evil!
* Bludgeon, master of Metallikato that he is, is rarely seen without his sword.
* Optimus Primal possessed two swords in his original gorilla body.
* Springer's helicopter blades transform into a sword, which he can be seen utilizing in his battle on the planet Junkion against similarly sword-wielding Junkions.
* A thermo-sword as well Weirdwolf wields.
* The honor-bound, Predacon turned Maximal Dinobot was an excellent swordsman (swordsbot?).
Stunticons

The **Stunticons** are a group of five rebellious Decepticon automobiles that Megatron can barely control. They are the mortal enemies of the Autobot Aerialbots.
The Stunticons consist of:

* The merciless Motormaster (leader)
* The victory-obsessed Drag Strip
* The gloom-ridden Dead End
* The paranoid Breakdown
* The psychotic Wildrider

They can combine to form Menasor.

In some universes:

* The untrustworthy Offroad, who sometimes replaces Wildrider
* The resourceful Blackjack
* The drone-like roller car
Prowl

**Prowl** is the Autobot military strategist. As such, Autobot Commander Optimus Prime keeps Prowl near at hand for his indispensable expertise. Prowl is quiet, competent, loyal, and possessed of almost endless patience.

Prowl's dedication to logic and reason make him an excellent strategist, but not much of a socialite. He really doesn't tend to get along well with his fellow Autobots, many of whom find his strict adherence to military protocol stifling, and his uptight personality sure doesn't help matters. He does not react well to the unexpected, to the point that it can literally scramble his cerebral circuits. The Dinobot commander Grimlock, who is disorder made manifest, *especially* honks Prowl off, and Grimlock feels pretty much the same way in return, only with more swear words.

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TBA

Prowl was trapped under rubble

Hot Shot came back with Bumblebee

he finds that an Autobot major tried to deny Hot Shot
Space slug

**Space slugs** are creatures deep within the bowels of Cybertron, serving as part of the planet's natural defense mechanism. Though incapable of communicating with Transformers, they are intelligent enough to recognize friends from foes and are capable of utilizing friendly Transformers in their efforts.

With their glowing blue eyes, mouth tendrils, and friendly pollution-eating ways, the space slugs bear a strong resemblance to the Ohmu from the popular manga series *Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind*.
Ratbat

Cold-blooded and obsessed with efficiency, **Ratbat**'s primary concern is looking out for himself. He treats his responsibilities, whether as a fuel auditor or as leader of Decepticons, as a business. In his book, everything comes down to profit and loss.

In his role as fuel scout, Ratbat carries sensors that allow him to detect and evaluate the quality of fuels of various types, from primitive hydrocarbons to Energon. He can process any number of these different fuels to power himself.

Although obsessed with efficiency, like any good CEO, Ratbat allows himself a small indulgence: He enjoys sinking his fangs into the fuel tanks of Terran automobiles, the more expensive the better. He enjoys nothing more than savoring high-test gasoline siphoned from a hapless yuppie's Mercedes or BMW.

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Primax blade

The **Primax Blade** is Sentinel Prime's melee weapon of choice. It's versatile enough to have two configurations: while Sentinel can wield it one-handed in its long dual-bladed form, it also has a half-length mode which he can wave around just as easily. He stows it on his back when it's not in use.

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Nightracer

Steady and stoic, **Nightracer** stands alone. She fears emotional entanglements with her fellow Decepticons will distract her from getting the job done swiftly and precisely. And her caution has seemingly bore results—she's one of the Decepticons' most skilled sharpshooters. Nightracer's aloofness and well-deserved confidence have earned her the ire of her would-be peers, mistaking her demeanor for arrogance, but the truth is she's merely pragmatic, and sees no virtue in downplaying her abilities. Of her fellow Decepticons, Nightracer cares only for Megatron, to whom she is unerringly loyal.
Skyquake

**Skyquake**'s loyalties are unlikely to be questioned anytime soon. A Decepticon guardian sent to protect Earth's energon stocks, he is completely loyal to Megatron. He will not only obey every order, but he will also follow them until Megatron says otherwise, regardless of the passage of time. He also possesses a rather short temper towards the disloyal and is not beyond backhanding even a superior officer who gets in the way of Megatron's will. Otherwise, he's actually a polite guy when it comes down to it, even to his targets and foes. He's succinct and will not mince his words. It's nothing personal, it's just orders from his master.

His split-Spark twin brother is the similarly honor-bound Dreadwing. The two are able to sense each other, even across the galaxy.

F-35 Lighting II

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Sixshot

Few Decepticons are as feared as **Sixshot** (aka **Six Shot** and **Greatshot**), either by the Autobots or by their own comrades. As the first Transformer Six Changer, able to assume six different modes, he is officially designated as a "Solo Transformer Assault Group" (or "S.T.A.G."), but is more colloquially known among those who know and fear him as a "one-robot army". Sixshot's destructive ability is the stuff of legend, a gleeful murderousness that is matched in ferocity only by the intensity with which he sets to the bloody tasks given him. He is not to be mistaken for a mindless weapon, however—he is highly intelligent, and not without honor of a warped sort. He grants due respect to any opponent he deems worthy, and always speaks well of them after he has inevitably dispatched them to, as he puts it, "the great junkyard in the sky".

These attitudes are reflective of Sixshot's understanding of the inevitable end that waits for a warrior such as he, and the hope that when his own end eventually arrives he will be remembered in the same way. But that end will be long in coming, for although Sixshot believes that life is only worth living for as long as there are opponents who can challenge him, his mantra does not preclude his own allegiance changing in order to make new enemies and challenges where none existed before.

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Reformatting

**Reformatting** is a term for the wholesale upgrading of a Transformer into a new form granting them new power, minus the effort of going through the tedious business of Spark transplant, protoforming, or manual rebuilding. Most commonly this is carried out by a higher power or by a Cybertronian channeling a higher power, though on rare occasions it has been achieved by Cybertronians on their own. Reformatting is not limited to Transformers and can be applied to other forms of life, and even whole planets. In the case of planets, the change is known as mechaforming.
Springer

**Springer** is the archetypal action hero: great in a fight, unselfconsciously brave, confident, and always ready with a dead-pan sarcastic quip to lighten the moment. Someone you can depend on to ride in, save the day and be smug about it.

Though his easy self-confidence is one of his most notable features, actually being responsible for others weighs heavily upon his otherwise jocular personality. Nonetheless, Springer ascended to lead the Wreckers in Bulkhead's absence. He has twice been named as Rodimus Prime's successor to take the Matrix of Leadership and lead the Autobots, though neither one actually came to pass.

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Terran

**Terrans** (*Cybertronus terran*) are Transformers "born" on Earth, brought about by Quintus Prime's Emberstone. Instead of being composed of Cybertronian living metal, they are made of Earth's own elements, and their molecular structure looks as organic as it does mechanical. Though their systems do register energon levels, they don't actually use it to survive. Instead, they consume liquid water, though it has to be found in underground pools which likewise bear the touch of Quintus Prime.
Rarified Energon

Whereas normal Energon provides the fuel that keeps Transformers living, **Rarified Energon** is something more. It is the base material of all Transformer life; the Transformers' physical forms and the stuff of which sparks are made. Rarified Energon is also of limited supply throughout the multiverse. If it were to all be used up, Transformer life could no longer come into existence. Given this, its protection is extremely important to Primus, and he has tasked Nexus Prime of the original Thirteen Transformers with its protection. Rarified Energon is also the lifeblood of Primus' sister Gaea.
Scattershot

**Scattershot** (aka **Scattorshot**) needs no desktop generals or academy-trained slag skimmers to tell him how to fight. He just wades into a Decepticon patrol and doesn't come out until he's broken all his crayons and scribbled all over the mazes he couldn't solve. Then he puts down the coloring books and does the same thing to a hostile Decepticon force, only with guns and acid pellets instead of crayons. That's what he calls "strategy". Though Scattershot forms the main body of the giant Computron, if his own mind holds any fragment of the thoughtful titan's slow, considered approach, he hides it very well.

Grimlock would certainly like his style, and even the tin-plated bucketheads that think he's a blustering buffoon must admit that Scattershot is uniquely tough, the sort that Rollbar would say "broke the mold he was poured in". He won't stop fighting until he's utterly spent, down to his last microjoule of energy and drop of energon. He expects no less from the Technobots under his command.

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New body

It is not uncommon at all for a single Transformer to change body form many times across their lifespan. The ease with which they can do so depends on the continuity's technology level. In some, changing bodies requires an extensive full-body rebuild and tends to be resource-draining and even dangerous. Sometimes, however, all it takes is to transplant their brain or personality program into a compatible **new body**. Other times, the existing body itself will be "reformatted" on the spot using a scan of a locally compatible alt-mode.

## Methods

* Adaptation — As a survival mechanism, when a Transformer is stranded on an alien world a Transformer's onboard idento-computer may adapt the Transformer's body to be more compatible with the local environment. Side-effects may include extreme independence, distrust of authority figures, animalistic mindsets, and speech impediments.
* Mechanical reconstruction — A Transformer's form is reconstructed into a new form manually through hard work, often after the Transformer is badly injured. This is sometimes accomplished by humans.
* Divine Intervention — Unicron and Primus can reconfigure Transformers for their own purposes, or to bolster the strength of one of the factions.
* Matrix bearing — Some Transformers, upon taking possession of the Matrix, are instantly upgraded to a new body. This process reverses whenever the Matrix is not held by the Transformer.
* Transference — A Transformer's essence (personality component, spark, or simply their mind) is transferred to a new body or into a blank protoform.
* Internal Reconfiguration Matrix — This device has allowed Optimus Prime to alter his vehicle modes.
* Vok technology — During the Beast Wars, Transformer bodies were altered by Vok technology (deliberately or accidentally) into Transmetals, Transmetals 2 and Fuzors.
* Reformatting — Reformatting is the process by which a Transformer is converted to a technorganic form.
* Omega Lock + burning justice — By believing in themself, a Transformer may sometimes cause the "Power of Primus through the Omega Lock" to upgrade them into a new body.
* Off-panel — Sometimes Transformers would arrive at a new place with a new alternate mode with little explanation, but it is implied they were mechanically altered by technology aboard their ship or back at base.
Steeljaw

Where the Decepticon cassette with a cat mode is a master of moving about undetected, it is fitting that his Autobot counterpart is one of the best at tracking down robots who don't want to be found. **Steeljaw** (aka **Cubbie**) is a tenacious tracker of unmatched skill, whose olfactory sensors can track even the faintest scent for a range of 800 miles. All business when on the job, he can come off as cold, even rude to others, but that's just his professionalism and determination getting the better of him. Off the clock, he loves to investigate odors of all shapes and sizes, and Earth has many new and unusual smells for him to enjoy - the perfume of young women being one of his favorites. Steeljaw has a nearly unbreakable bite, from which he takes his name, and is armed with two solar-powered pellet guns. He can electro-magnetize himself to stick to surfaces in cassette mode. His only real weakness is a tendency to rust.

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Punch-Counterpunch

**Punch** possesses a unique transformation ability that allows him to adopt a second robot mode—posing as a Decepticon named **Counterpunch** to spy on the 'Cons as a double agent.

On the surface, Punch is a stoic individual that can take charge and keep others calm in a crisis. However, this is an act that hides how paranoid he's become. His responsibilities as a spy, in addition to the things he's seen among the Decepticons, have made him a mess internally. Punch's entire personality changes when he becomes Counterpunch—although still loyal to the Autobots, Counterpunch is a violent brute that even Decepticons prefer to avoid. More recently Punch has suffered blackouts while disguised, the invented Counterpunch personality taking on a life of its own. Punch is suspicious of all those around him, fearing that there could be a double agent among the Autobots operating as easily as he does among the Decepticons.

Punch is armed with a twin mortar launcher. Counterpunch wields a photon cannon which fires a circuit-scrambling energy stream. All Autobots are given an energy damper that protects them from the gun's effects but generates pyrotechnics to keep Punch's cover.

a unique ability to adopt a secondary robot mode

transforms into Pontiac Fiero
Protoform

**Protoforms** are Cybertronians broken down into their most basic form: a blank slate comprised of raw, free-flowing living metal. In many universes, a protoform is the first stage in a Transformer's life cycle. These protoforms only await a life-giving spark and the alt-form information necessary to transform them into fully functional, living Transformer beings.

Cybertronians can often return to their protoform state for various purposes, shedding their current alternate mode. Assuming protoform is common especially on intergalactic journeys, traveling within stasis pods or by a specialized transition form.

In some universes, existing Transformers can place their sparks in a newly created protoform in order to assume a new form, or to recreate their old one. This is one way of rapidly repairing even the most extreme damage, by virtue of totally replacing the body.
Super-God Masterforce: Megatron's Return and Cybertron Rebirth

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Transformers: Super-God Masterforce

The Autobots now must deal with an old and legendary foe of Optimus Prime.

Megatron

## Plot

A Decepticon named Aeroblade

In the distance, watching the battle, alone Decepticon observes

This is where Galvatron lies, buried under ice for many years.

I do not plan to bring Galvatron back, it's Megatron I'm after.

Galvatron and Megatron are the same Decepticon.

Master

Cybertron

Megatron began to cry over Cybertron's fate, much to everyone but Aeroblade's surprise.

Minerva

Devil Z and Megatron

## Cast

### Autobots

Optimus Prime

Rodimus Prime

Brainstorm

Chromedome

Devcon,

Elita-One,

Fortress Maximus

Godbomber

Highbrow

Kup

Punch

Superion

Skids,

Sixknight,

#### Godmasters

Ginrai

Lightfoot

Ranger

Clouder

#### Pretenders

Metalhawk

Lander

Diver

Phoenix

#### Junior Headmasters

Cab

Minerva

Shuta Go

### Decepticons

Megatron: The founder of the Decepticon uprising and Optimus Prime's archenemy. He was once Galvatron.

Soundwave: one of the most reliable troops under Megatron

Blast Off: Combaticon

Blitzwing:

Brawl: Combaticon

Dead End: Sunticon

Dirge: Conehead Seeker

Ramjet: Conehead Seeker

Ravage:

Reflector

* Spectro
* Viewfinder
* Spyglass

Runabout

Runamuck

Rumble

Scorponok/Black Zarak: Devil Z

Snapdragon:

Aeroblade: a loyal Decepticon commander who found Galvatron. Revived and reformatted him as Megatron

Starslinger:

Thrustfire

Lazerstream

Stormstreak

Browning

Guardminers

King Poseidon

#### Godmasters

Overlord

Darkwing

Doubleclouder

* TBA

#### Pretenders

Blood

Dauros

Gilmer

#### Junior Headmasters

Cancer

Bullhorn

Wilder

### Humans

#### Autobots

Godmasters

Ken Hirohito: Ginrai

Sebastion: Lightfoot

Ranger

Clouder

Headmasters

Minerva

Jaylen: Cab

Shuta Go

#### Decepticons

Mega

Giga

Wilder

Cancer

Bullhorn

Konrad: Hydra and brother of Torsten

Torsten: Konrad's brother and the Decepticon Buster, Darkwings

## Trivia

Megatron's return comes from the Battlestars manga.
Sharptooth

Sharptooth is Predacon in the Universal series.

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He takes the form of a Carnotaurus covered in red scales with purple streak and cream color on his underbelly.

## Trivia

His Earth form is based an accurate Carnotaurus with colors of the Carnotaurus from Disney's 2000 Dinosaur film.
Skytread

**Flywheels** (aka **Skytread**) tries to keep it together and stay upbeat, he really does, but it's hard when your mind (and often your body) is literally divided in two. A split personality would be trouble enough, but to add injury to illness, Flywheels' two halves are very jealous of each other and basically hate each other's guts. They spend more time fighting one another than the Autobots. It doesn't matter whether they're unified in robot form or not, Flywheels' two halves go right on arguing, which can be disconcerting to others around him.
Nautica

**Nautica**'s upbeat demeanor conceals the mind of a brilliant intellectual. Whether she's tackling quantum mechanics with the help of her trusty wrench or negotiating a ceasefire between warring alien races, she brings an impressive command of engineering, literature, cartography, moral philosophy, and linguistics to the table, and this wealth of knowledge makes an invaluable asset on just about any given adventure.

Despite this wealth of knowledge, Nautica can be a bit socially clueless and has sometimes struggled with the feeling that she doesn't always fit in with her fellow Autobots. Indeed, she's often happiest when she's away from her homeworld and exploring the wider galaxy, where she can use her submarine alternate mode and its limited spaceflight capabilities better.

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upbeat, chipper, peppy, and a bit socially clueless.
Protectobots

The **Protectobots** are a team of emergency, rescue, and law enforcement bots dedicated to the protection of humans and their homes. To this end, they will respond to any manner of mundane human emergency and help in any way they can.

They can combine to form the giant Defensor, who embodies the team's ideals of protecting human life.

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Ransack

**Ransack** is the brains of the Decepticon front on the Speed Planet... but that's not saying very much at all, since Crumplezone is dumb as a bag of hammers and Dirt Boss is so fixated on grinding Override into the dirt, he doesn't care about anything else. In fact, Ransack is pretty dumb in his own way, but his gift for motor-mouthed, sneaky weaseling borders on genius.

He's a coward, a sneak, a luckless loser, and a small-time chiseler who's had his optics opened to a far greater form of evil and power previously unimagined, yet completely lacks the intelligence to attain it. Sometimes it seems Megatron only tolerates him because his antics keep the Autobots distracted. If he has a good point to him, it's that he and Crumplezone seem to actually be friends, even though Ransack clearly takes advantage of his huge partner's bulk to lend muscle to his schemes, or as cover when said schemes almost invariably end up in the gutter.

The only time Ransack acts alone is... in his act. Yes, Ransack has tried stand-up comedy. He dreams of one day becoming a star, but his attempts have been met with little success. Not even his grab for the Velocitronian entertainment industry has caught the eye of Override, his secret crush. Of course, she finds him to be little more than an obnoxious troublemaking moron and is totally oblivious to his "affections".
Red Alert

**Red Alert** is paranoid, which is not a bad trait in a Security Director if it's kept in check by reason, logic, and common sense. Red Alert is... not always so good with those other traits. The Autobots appreciate his discriminating eye for detail as well as his all-consuming dedication to safety, but his ratio of false alarms to real emergencies leaves something to be desired. And thanks to the "bot who cried wolf" effect, it makes them less likely to take Red Alert seriously when his sensors detect a genuine threat.

Red Alert is close friends with Inferno despite their polarized personalities mixing about as well as oil and vinegar. Incidentally, both Autobots feel obligated to keep the other out of trouble and this concern melds them into a reasonably effective duo.

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Onyx Prime

Of the Thirteen, **Onyx Prime**, the "Lord of Beasts", is the most spiritually-minded of their number, in tune with both the creatures of the natural world and the intangible realm of the spirit. He alone has the ability to properly use the three-faced Triptych Mask given to him by Primus; this artifact allows him to cast his spirit across vast distances to commune with the dreams of far-off beings, or even track the journey of a Spark across the afterlife. Though some view these strange mental voyages across distant realms as mere flights of fancy, Onyx and his visions make him one of the most inspirational Primes.

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Metalhawk

**Metalhawk** (メタルホーク *Metaruhōku*) is the leader of the Autobot Pretenders. Like all great Autobot leaders, he's a warm, noble being with a great love of life, liberty, and all of that, and like all those other great leaders, he also got his crew stranded on Earth when they pursued a group of Decepticons there during the Stone Age. Metalhawk was deeply moved by the burgeoning humanity: 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, and his fellow Autobots, used their Pretender powers to transform themselves into human beings. With the aid of these disguises, they defended early man against the Decepticon Pretenders, who had taken the forms of monsters. They eventually defeated and sealed away the villains, inspiring a few legends themselves in the process, and then went on to help guide the evolution of Earth's society and culture.

Metalhawk transforms into a jet so fast that it can travel from Earth to the moon and back in only fifteen minutes. He has remarkable short-range leaping abilities in robot mode and is armed with the mighty Titanium Saber. His ultimate attack technique is the "Shining Arrow", which sees him leap into the air and charge his body with energy which he then rains down on his opponent in a hail of powerful bolts.

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Micromasters

**Micromasters** (or **MicroMasters**) are Transformers with small and extremely fuel-efficient bodies that are larger than Mini cons. Some were created that way, others were created as ordinary Transformers (or guzzlers, as Micromasters sometimes call normal-sized Transformers) and rebuilt into Micromasters. Transforming into (usually) tiny cars, planes, and other vehicles, they are depicted as roughly human-sized in robot mode in most continuities.

"Micro" Cybertronians fall into three separate classifications: **Micromasters** (マイクロトランスフォーマー *Micro Transformer*), small but otherwise normal Transformers; **Micromaster Sixteams** (マイクロマスター *Micromaster*), who can combine in groups of six into larger robots; and **Mini-Cons** (マイクロン *Micron*), who convert into weapons and equipment for larger Transformers to wield.

Clipper
Starscream

"*Megatron's back will always be in my sights.*" —*Starscream.*

**Starscream** is the treacherous air commander and second-in-command of the Decepticons, the Seekers' leader, Cybertron's finest air warriors, and he is the deadliest. A patient and polite schemer, Starscream used to wish Megatron would drop the heroic anti-caste charade and be more honest about his lust for power. His dream was to recover the Matrix of Leadership and become the Prime that would return the Transformers to the Golden Age, and he saw an opportunity with the rebel upstart Megatron.

These days, he alternatively wishes Megatron would stop being obsessed with *his* lust for power and chafes under having to work for such a madman.

Though not as powerful as Megatron (despite what he thinks of himself), Starscream is by no means a wimp. His weapons can demolish large buildings, and he can fly around so fast that he can break free of magnetic powers.

## History

Before Starscream joined Megatron and the Decepticons, he was a scientist. He and his colleague and friend Jetfire, however after some time he mostly abandoned his scientific pursuits, deciding that a career as a warrior would be much more exciting, and instead enrolled in the Cybertron War Academy, of which he would later profess to be the pride, he became the commander of a squadron of Energon Seekers on Cybertron.

Starscream rose through the ranks of Megatron's Decepticons until he reached the position of second-in-command,

After Megatron's departure, Starscream ascended to Decepticon leadership in the absence of their former lord,

Starscream was aboard the *Nemesis* when it came across the planet Earth.

the unconvinced Megatron subjected Starscream to a cortical psychic patch and began rummaging in his memories to determine his true motives. Despite the incriminating nature of most of the memories, Megatron's analysis of Starscream's strengths and weaknesses (including the loss of his T-cog and the fact that Starscream is not the only untrustworthy Decepticon on the Nemesis), has him decide to allow Starscream to serve by his side, as he is better with him than against him. Starscream was so relieved by the turn of events that he thanked the All Spark,

his stories of abuse at the hands of Megatron are anything but funny.

## Personality

treacherous, cowardly (most of the time), unpredictable, incompetent, ambitious, misanthropic, envious, cruel, arrogant, intelligent, power-hungry, charismatic, honorable, ruthless, sadistic, conniving, selfish, cunning.

sass, a fierce fighter

However, he has suffered PTSD from the incidents with Megatron.

## Trivia

Universal Starscream has the mannerisms and histrionic personality of the Prime Starscream while having the fighting skills of Animated Starscream with the trauma of EarthSpark Starscream and the orange optics of Armada Starscream.
Stealth Team (EG)

Before the Great War, a crack commando unit was formed as part of the Elite Guard. These men promptly established a top-secret base in the Detrona underground. Today, still wanted by the Decepticons, they survive as an Elite Guard team. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the **Stealth Team**.

The Stealth Team, AKA the 45th division, has as its members:

* Powerflash (leader)
* Tap-Out (covert specialist)
* Rumbler (mechanic)
* Sprocket (pilot)

When Magnum formed the Elite Guard, Powerflash was given command of the Stealth Team.

Rumbler and his twin brother Sprocket were part of Powerflash's Elite Guard Stealth Team. They invaded and destroyed a Decepticon fortress in Gygax, among other exploits. On one of his first missions, Sprocket wound up getting his processor scrambled. Rumbler and the rest of the Stealth Team wound up breaking him out of an Iacon mental institution so that he could rejoin them on their missions.

Following a mishap during an early mission in which Sprocket accidentally downloaded the entire Cybertron info core into his neural net, Powerflash fought to keep him in the Elite Guard, despite his suffering severe data-dementia. Sprocket spent some time in a mental institution until the rest of the Stealth Team broke him out.

The Stealth Team, in case you hadn't guessed, is based loosely on *The A-Team*.
Sky Lynx

**Sky Lynx** is the unbelievably talented, unsurpassable skilled, and altogether magnificent robot behind most of the greatest, most adventurous, and most daring moments in all of Autobot history. At least, if you ask Sky Lynx, that is. Not that he isn't a skilled, fast, and powerful warrior, well deserving of his rank as Lieutenant Commander—he most certainly is all those things—he's just a bit too eager to tell you about it. At length. However, his superiors recognize his undeniable skill and tolerate his ego. Springer has nicknamed him "Commander Modesty."

Sky Lynx's unusual form grants him several abilities. As a shuttle, he can easily travel between star systems and carry passengers as well. When transformed, he can split himself into two autonomous components: a walking lynx and a flying bird-creature. His two components can also combine into a larger and more powerful lynx-bird-creature.

When disguised as a space shuttle, Sky Lynx sometimes goes by ***Magnificence*** as his actual name.

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Rattrap

It's not so much that **Rattrap** is a coward... he just doesn't want to die. He's seen enough battles to know the score, so he's not afraid to tell his commanding officer to shove it if he's not fond of the odds. He prefers to sneak around unseen, in gutters or trenches or trash barges or what have you—whatever keeps him out of harm's way. He shouldn't be so worried. When he does encounter conflict, he deals with it masterfully with the arsenal of guns and bombs he keeps on himself at all times. He feels naked without them.

Of course, it's hard to like Rattrap, especially if you're his commanding officer, because he's sarcastic, irreverent and rude. Plus he doesn't exactly smell the greatest, what with the whole garbage-eating thing. He's also not the most trusting or forgiving sort, so he's not the best choice to take on a diplomatic run. He'd sooner shoot a Predacon or Decepticon than talk to them. Despite his tough-as-nails attitude, he has a strong affection for his fellow Maximal Botanica.

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