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Eporia City

Eporia City is the capital city of the kingdom of Orangica and is located southwest of Spawntown. The city can be divided into three districts: the Historic Centre, the Financial and Industrial District and the Diplomatic District.

## Points of interest

-Royal Hall of Orangica

-Temple of Minerva

-Eporia Castle

-Lionheart Inn

-HMS Essi

-Great Lake of Orangica
Strika

* Robot Mode
* Tank Mode

Onslaught

Sentinel Prime

Strika is a major character in Transformers Loud, introduced in Season 3 as one of the main recurring antagonists of the season. She is one of the highest ranked generals of the Destron Empire. leading from the front lines to oversee the conquest of an alien world or to aid in the galactic-scale hunt for the Autobot Rebellion.

## Personality

Many look at Strika and see a lumbering brute with the processing power of a calculator watch. It's a mistake no-one makes twice. A veteran of countless campaigns, she's one of the most decorated Generals of the Empire for good reason. She is the ideal mix of brains and brawn, as her immense strength and brilliant military strategic/tactical mind make her a worthy adversary and a dangerous foe to anyone unfornate enough to cross her path. Of course, she does understand the value of wholesale destruction as well as surgical strikes. She is not reluctant in the slightest to get into the thick of a firefight herself and throw her impressive weight around, or fill the battlefield with volleys of firepower. She's brains and brawn in one monstrous package, and she only becomes more dangerous when paired with her aerial consort Obsidian.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Strika is able to transform into a powerful Siege Tank.

* Super Strength
* Tactical Mind
* Reciprocating Blasters

Strika is able to use the Reciprocating Blasters from her tank mode in robot mode as her main weapon.

## Relationships

### Ultra Magnus

Ultra Magnus was the one that taught Strika everything she knows about being a soldier. Its thanks to his training that she maintains a lot of respect for him, even after his began the rebellion; but that doesn't mean she's willing to cut him any slack for when she eventually captures him for daring to rebel against the Empire.

## Notes

Strika's role in this series is based primarily off of her appearance in the rebooted IDW continuity - including the basis for her design - to make her one of the main antagonists of the third season, mainly as a foil to Magnus and to show some the connections he had before he left the Empire's armed forces (plus, more female Transformer rep, Yay).
Bob the great II

The person who built the ship, how did he do it? hes a well made builder.

Bob the great II is father of Billy and grandfather of Billy’s Son.

## Description

Bob the great takes the role of "principal of thing" and is the man who built the ship, his description in the detention room is "The person who built the ship, how did he do it? hes a well made builder." He is dressed in gray pants, with a black vest, glasses and a hat. He also possibly made beta (2.43) and was (possibly) named "the great" from his brain.

## Trivia

His voice is Peter (English UK) from  https://www.naturalreaders.com/online/
Captain's basic Wiki

## Notice

This wiki has become very inactive , and all the content here has been migrated to this wiki: https://billys-basic.fandom.com/wiki/Billy%27s\_Basic\_Wiki so it’s recommended that you use the wiki of the link instead of this one.

## Welcome to the Wiki

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## What's Captains Basics Adventure?

Captin's Basics is where the ship is sunk and you need to find parts. also it takes place before Billy's Well Made House was built.

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Scavenger

* Robot Mode
* Excavator Mode

Scavenger is a reoccurring antagonist in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Constructicons, a small squad of Transformers created by Starscream to act as his builders for his New Cybertron and his enforcers. He also forms the right arm of Devastator.

## Personality

Scavenger 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 Destrons' opinion of him as a worthless loser. He's constantly excavating everywhere he goes in the attempt to find something of worth to please everyone and prove his value, but it's invariably just some piece of garbage or scrap he excitedly finds, and that just reinforces their opinion of his worthlessness once again.

## Abilities

* Transformation

* Shovel Sensors

Scavenger's shovel has the unique ability to detect needed materials.
* Laser Pistol
* Combination
Slipstream

* Robot Mode
* Tetrajet Form

Slipstream is a major antagonist in Transformers Loud Season 3. She's a Seeker in the Destron Empire's Air Force, acting as the captain of General Strika's personal squadron.

## Personality

As the captain of an elite Seeker unit under the command of one of the Empire's most respected generals, Slipstream is really good at bossing others around and even better at thinking up ways to destroying the Empire's enemies. She possesses considerable strategic thinking, a biting sense of humor, and a pretty short temper, with practically every other word she says to others being an insult of some form. Uh, towards her men, of course; she'd never think of raising her voice to her General, who she respects a great deal.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation
* Null Rays

## Notes

Slipstream's role in this series is mainly based off of her appearance in Cyberverse, with her acting as the leader of the most prominent group of Seekers seen in the series (or at least the season she appears in) rather than Starscream. Though this version of the character does have a bit of the snark from her debut appearance in Animated.
Gears

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Gears is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of Team Rodimus in the Autobots Resistance, where he acts as an advance scout & sometimes helps with the heavy lifting.

## Personality

Gears is a grumbling-little bugger who complains about pretty much everything to such an extent, that his teammates have found his endless grievances a source of humor. This is actually his intent though, just wanting the guys to see good in a bad situation, 'cause hey, in a war for independence, a little laughter can make a big difference, so he keeps at it.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

* Laser Pistol

Standard laser pistol

* Super Strength
New Cybertron

New Cybertron is the central location of the Season 1 finale of Transformers Loud. It is a city-sized fortress constructed on top of New York City by Starscream and his Constructicons that was meant to serve as his main fortress for his conquest of the Earth.

## Key Locations

### Underground Factory

Starscream had his Constructicons construct a factory-like base underneath New York so as to build all the weapons & equipment he needed for the takeover.

### Command Center

In place of the Empire State Building stood a tall spire that serves as the command center for the entire city, as well as containing the control mechanisms for the city's remote-controlled defenses.

## Defense Systems

To guard his new fortress from Autobot and Destron alike, Starscream and the Constructicons created several defense systems all over the "city", mostly making them out of New York's already-existing machinery.

### Vehicon Drones

Starscream took great care into making sure that his Constructicons constructed a good number of Vehicon drones to patrol the streets.

### Subway Train Drones

A number of subway trains were modified into drones that would speed through the underground railroads at tremendous speed to mow through

### "Battle Taxis"

Various Taxis modified with a simplified version of the Vehicons' A.I. system for patrol purposes that have laser cannons that emerge from the signs on their roofs. They were jokingly given their name by Lynn Jr.

## Gallery

Starscream's secret base he constructed underneath New York.Subway Train Drones
## Notes

"New Cybertron" being the location for the Season 1 finale is meant to give the finale a feeling of gravitas. Plus, it helps to really show how scientifically effective and dangerous this version of Starscream can be. And while this depiction of the "city" is based primarily off of the episode of the original cartoon it appeared in, "City of Steel", it also takes elements from a couple other episodes involving Decepticons taking over one or two cities, such as Triple Takeover.

The design for the Subway Drones are taken from the "Astroforce" from the episode "Triple Takeover" and are essentially extentions of the scene in the original "City of Steel" when Hound and Bluestreak were about to be mowed down by an oncoming train.
Orion Pax

Ironhide (friend)

Orion Pax is a minor character in Transformers Loud. A close friend of Ironhide, his death at the hands of the Destrons would end up being what sparked the Autobot resistance to rise up and fight against their oppressors.

## Personality

Though a little naïve, Orion was a hard worker with a kind spark that believed that freedom was the right of all sentient beings and wasn't afraid to stand up against bullies of any kind.

## Relationships

### Ariel

Ariel was Orion's girlfriend, and it was clear that the two loved each other very much.

## Notes

As should be obvious to most Transformers fans, Orion is actually Optimus Prime's former alias. However, in this series, this change never occurs. However, even if it is minimal (and a little morbid), Orion's death in the series is a very important moment in the show's backstory, as it's meant to act as the "Shot Heard 'Round the World" of the series, being the inciting incident that lead to the formation of the Autobots & beginning of the Cybertronian Civil War.
Destron Eurythma Base

The Destron Base stationed on the planet Eurythma is a location featured in Season 3 of Transformers Loud. It is commanded by Destron communications officer Soundwave and was made to intercept and decode transmissions, particularly Autobot rebel transmissions.

## History

### Pre-Series

When the Autobot Rebellion fled from Cybertron, various Destron teams were sent across the galaxy to set up bases to destroy them. Communications officer Soundwave was among them; but while the other units simply chose to hunt them down, he chose to employ a more silent approach. He and his assigned unit settled onto a mostly barren planet called Eurthyma and constructed a base to break in on and jam any Rebel communication airwaves. One such rebel group they intercepted was a ship led by one of the Rebellion's founding members, fellow comms. officer Blaster who, after having their ship trapped, decided to meet the interceptees head on and landed on the planet to respond to their action in-kind by trying to fight off the army and destroy the base so as to aid their comrades still among the stars. They even managed to jerry-rig one of the bases' outgoing signals to amplify their own homing beacon for others. The two group's fighting would continue for about an Earth decade.

## Notes

The Decepticons' lunar dome base from the G1 episode "Blaster Blues" was used as one of the main setpieces of Blaster & Soundwave's debut episode due to the role it served in the original episode involving the Cons hijacking Earth airwaves.
Season 2

Season Two of Transformers Loud revolves around the arrival of three new Cybertronians- Cyclonus and Scourge, a duo of Destron generals that Team Rodimus has a had a good number of run-ins back home, and Omega Supreme, the last of the Omega Sentinels and quite possibly the most powerful Cybertronian ever forged. The Autobots and Destrons now have to race across the planet to find his pieces and put him back together, which could help turn the tide not only on Earth, but for their factions as a whole. If that wasn't enough though, a human organization called Sector Seven has come out of the woodwork to try and destroy all the Transformers themselves. And not only that, but Luna's found herself a romantic partner, and Lori's 18th birthday is coming up, but she hasn't picked a college yet so she and her siblings have to deal their feelings revolving around one of their own leaving the home.

## Cast

### Autobots

* as Rodimus
* as Springer
* as Jazz
* as Skids
* as Sideswipe
* as Smokescreen
* as Mirage
* as Hoist
* as Tracks
* as Wheeljack
* as Omega Supreme
	+ as Teletraan X

### Humans

* The Loud Family
	+ as Rita Loud
	+ as Lynn Loud Sr.
	+ as Lori Loud
	+ as Leni Loud
	+ as Luna Loud
	+ as Luan Loud
	+ as Lynn Loud Jr.
	+ as Lincoln Loud
	+ as Lucy Loud
	+ as Lana Loud
	+ as Lola Loud
	+ as Lisa Loud
* as Bobby Santiago
* as Ronnie Anne Santiago
* as Sam Sharp
* as Sully
* as Mazzy
* as Benny Stein

### Destrons

* as Cyclonus
* as Scourge
* as Sunstorm
* as Bitstream
* as Hotlink
* as Nacelle
* as Knock Out
* as Breakdown
* as Drag Strip
* as Dead End

### Humans

* as Rusty Steel
* as Theodore Galloway

## Notes

This season's "vibe" is somewhat of a mix of both Transformers and Loud House, involving a mixture of LH-focused and TF adventure-based stories (sometimes even in the same episode as an a- and b-plot) , as well as a bit of drama involving the Louds getting into the middle of the Cybertronians' warzones and how it affects both sides of the family.
Skyfire

* Robot Mode
* Jet Form

Omega Supreme

Team Rodimus & The Loud Family

Skyfire is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. Originally a scientist working for the Destrons, like many before and after him, he eventually grew tired of their twisted methods and joined the Autobot Resistance, where he and his brother Jetfire quadruple-act as troop transports, ace pilots, scientists (well, Sky, really) and soldiers.

## Personality

Skyfire is a bot of science, literally. Not only is his mind dedicated towards scientific pursuits, but his body is a testament to the technology he studies so intensely. Every inch of his chassis is cutting-edge and kept up-to-date. However, he does not have the trust of his teammates; it was not so long ago that he worked as part of the Empire. But nonetheless, he has a strong moral compass, which led to his falling-out with his former line of work, and does not believe in gray areas when making major decisions. Jetfire is compassionate, so some Autobots feel that he could be soft on their enemies or, even worse, he may turn on them after realizing his "cold calculations" swing the other way.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Scientific Knowledge
* Hyper Booster Pack

Skyfire has a personally-designed booster pack attached to his back, which he can use as either a jet pack to fly in robot mode or to give himself the extra boost in jet mode he needs to fly at great speeds.

* Flares

The back of Skyfire's Booster Pack is able to release a series of flares to use as a countermeasure against enemy missile attacks.

* Blasters

Skyfire has a pair of laser blasters attached to both sides of his main cockpit.

* Laser Rifle

## Notes

Skyfire is one of several characters to get the makeover treatment in this series with a new color scheme. His is actually unique, as it comes from the first episode of Armada, where he was one of many G1 characters whose models were reused - usually with different color schemes - for generics in background shots, bit parts and the like. But so as to add some spice to his design, along with how the head his lookalike had wasn't exactly like his normal helmet (most likely just a result of him being far from the "camera"), his helmet's been made to look like how he appeared in Fall of Cybertron, with the main helm being painted red while the "fin" that's usually blue being done up in white.
Sector Seven

Dr. Powell

Dr. Gates

Sector Seven is a human organization featured in Transformers Loud, acting as one of the main antagonistic forces of Season 2. Funded by U.S. National Security Advisor Director Theodore Galloway, they are a top-secret human organization assembled to monitors extraterrestrial activity on Earth. When the Cybertronians arrived, the organization made it their full mission to eliminate them all, whether they be Autobot or Destron.

## Members

### Operatives

* Jack Burns
* Seymour Simmons
* Dr. Powell
* Dr. Gates (developer for A.I. systems for drone units)

### Special Units

During their race with the Autobots and Destrons to acquire the pieces for Omega Supreme, S-7 managed to create their own set of attack drones using limited Artificial Intelligence systems.

* Tank Drone
* Jet Drone
* Jeep Drone

## History

### Pre-Series

The organization was first commissioned around the year 1927, under the supervision of President Herbert Hoover; though they apparently answered (or once answered) to the Defense Secretary, contemporary Defense Secretary John Keller claimed not to have heard of them.

## Notes

S-7 was included in this series so it could have a human enemy faction, and to throw in a third party into the race for Omega's parts. This also acts as a good way to include a good number of human villains from other parts of the franchise, many of which (naturally) come from the live-action movies.

The group's use of remote-controlled vehicles & their own Transformers, while partially based off of certain elements from the live-action movie's tie-in comics, is mostly based off of the episode from the original Sunbow cartoon called "Day of the Machines", right down to the scientist featured in that episode, Paul Gates, being featured as the developer of the system. This is obviously to give the organization a set of grunts to do battle against the Autobots & Destrons (since you can't exactly have the Transformers just fighting tiny humans with fancy guns for the whole season).
Superion

* Predacon
* Autobot

Air Raid

Fireflight

Skydive

Superion is a combiner featured in Transformers Loud. He is a Combiner formed by Starscream's aerial devision of his Predacons. But unlike Screamer's other Teams & Combiners, he and his components would go on to join the Autobot Rebellion after they saw that they had better intentions.

## Personality

While Superion is a huge, fierce and mighty warrior, his intelligence is about as limited as any other Combiner to say the least: he is seemingly incapable of any thoughts beyond "destroy enemies". This is due to him suppressing the thoughts of the five Aerialbots that comprise him, making him come off as cold & aloof, with all of his attention directing his thinking to one purpose: do whatever his superiors say.

## Armaments

* Enhanced Flight

Superion is able to fly at speeds of 800 mph, at a range of 5800 miles.

* Super Strength
* Fusion Cannon

## Notes

Superion and the Aerialbots' story in this series is meant to be both a nod to Starscream's "clones" in Animated with them being a set of jet formers he made, and based off of their Transformers Energon incarnations, where they, the Constructions and Combaticons (along with "Superion's" twin Dauntless Maximus) served as the guardians of the legendary Super Energon Temple, with "Bruticus" and "Devastator" swearing their loyalty to Megatron after he awakened them under the belief that he represented Cybertron's future. However, they do end up joining the Autobots after their first appearance, again similarly to Energon but also as sort of an inverse to how the group (apart from Silverbolt) idolized the 'Cons before realizing how evil they could truly be.
Nightbird

Nightbird is an antagonist in Season 3 in Transformers Loud. She's a ninja-like Monoformer that works for the Destrons as a deadly assassin to hunt down their enemies.

## Personality

Nightbird never speaks, preferring to present herself as the silent but deadly type of Mercenary; a no-nonsense bot that simply follows her leader's orders.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Enhanced Speed
* Cloaking Device
* Hand & Foot Magnets

Nightbird has special magnets built into her hands and feet that allow her to stick to and walk along any surface.

* Flashbang Grenade
* Laser Sword
* Buzzsaw Hands

## Notes

Rather than being a human creation like in the original cartoon, this incarnation of Nightbird is presented as a pure-bred Cybertronian, much like how she's presented in most Transformers media that she appears in nowadays. But to somewhat tie back into her human-based origins, she doesn't gain an alternate mode and is simply a Monoformer (which if anything actually helps add to her menace a little since she's able to get around so fast without an alt mode).

Her portrayal here is also slightly based off of fellow female assassin Curaré from Batman Beyond.
Cosmos

* Robot Mode
* Satellite Mode

Powerglide

Warpath

Cosmos is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud, introduced in the third season. Tasked with recon and communications, he's a member of the Autobot Resistence, using his flying saucer-like flight mode to act as the group's eye in the sky, coordinating their operations from afar and passing important messages to his superiors, even in the thick of things. When he first appears in the series, he acts as a part of Blaster's unit on the planet Eurythma.

## Personality

Neither a skilled tactician nor a battle-hardened warrior, Cosmos very rarely sees direct combat action. In fact, his specialty is staying *out* of action. What Cosmos lacks in force and direct involvement, he more than makes up for in providing highly invaluable reconnaissance from high *above* the action.

But as lonely as space can get at times, he's a positive-minded 'bot, always cheering his friends up from above, even in the midst of battle. While he mainly acts as the Resistence's eye in the sky, he'll sometimes use his size to carry injured allies to safety within himself, and will come down to back up his buddies in a battle if he needs to. It may not be the most glamorous job in the world, but a valuable one that makes him a key unit in the Autobots and one of Magnus's most trusted comrades.

## Weapons & Equipment

* Transformation

Cosmos is able to transform into a UFO-like communications satellite. He's fast enough to achieve planetary orbit, even fast enough to reach a planet's moon and back with enough fuel, and has optical sensors can see something on a planet's surface 600 miles below him.

* Particle Beams

Rather than carrying a handgun, Cosmos has a pair of beam cannons mounted on his arms.
Ariel

Dion (best friend)

Ironhide (friend, commanding officer)

Ariel is a minor character in Transformers Loud. A close friend of Ironhide, she and her friend Dion joined their mentor in his Autobot resistance after a small group of Destrons killed their friend and her boyfriend Orion Pax, where she serves a communications officer.

## Relationships

### Orion Pax

Orion was Ariel's girlfriend, and it was clear that the two loved each other very much.

## Notes

In the original cartoon, Ariel was Elita One's original form before being nearly destroyed by Megatron. Here, she and Elita are presented as two separate characters; though to maintain some connection between the two, they've been made into sisters.
U.S. Army

The U.S. Army is a group of supporting characters in Transformers Loud. They is the branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for land-based military operations. They are frequent allies to Team Rodimus.

## Notable Members

* Colonel Sharp
* General Morshower
* Colonel Rusty Steel

## History

### Season 1

#### First Encounter

After the Transformers' existence was revealed to the world when the Destrons attacked Royal Woods, Michigan, Sgt. Duke Hauser was ordered by his superiors to bring the Autobots in for simple questioning, so they could understand what the aliens' true intentions are.

### Season 2

The U.S. Military make regular appearances in Season Two, as they often report findings of Omega Supreme's parts to Team Rodimus, and even offer them technology and vehicles like the U.S.S. Broadside to aid them even further.

## Notes

Several of the characters in the Military come from the Movie franchise.
More Than Meets the Eye

"More Than Meets the Eye" is the first episode of Season 1 of Transformers Loud, and is the first episode of the series overall.

## Summary

A squadron of oddball alien robots are sent out to establish a base of operations on some backwater planet. However, after an encounter with their enemies, the group crash lands on a strange new planet, and with their ship damaged beyond repair, they'll have to explore this world to survive. And an equally escentric family of twelve might just be the ones that can help them get adjusted.

## Featured Characters

* Springer (first appearance)
* Jazz (first appearance)
* Skids (first appearance)
* Arcee (first appearance)
* Smokescreen (first appearance)
* Drift (first appearance)
* Sunstreaker (first appearance)
* Sideswipe (first appearance)
* Wheeljack (first appearance)
* Leni Loud (first appearance)
* Luna Loud (first appearance)
* Luan Loud (first appearance)
* Lynn Loud Jr. (first appearance)
* Lincoln Loud (first appearance)
* Lucy Loud (first appearance)
* Lana Loud (first appearance)
* Lola Loud (first appearance)
* Lisa Loud (first appearance)
* Rita Loud (first appearance)
* Lynn Loud Sr. (first appearance)
* Starscream (first appearance)
* Bitstream (first appearance)
* Breakdown (first appearance)
* Dead End (first appearance)
* Drag Strip (first appearance)
* Hotlink (first appearance)
* Nacelle (first appearance)
* Wild Rider (first appearance)

## Notes

The episode's title is obviously taken from one of the Transformers franchise's taglines, as well as the opening three-parter of the original Sunbow cartoon.

The Loud House portion of the episode, or at least the introductory scene for them, is based off of the opening to the episode Garage Banned, though given a twist as its meant to show Lori's new personality in this series, mostly with her actually *willingly* helping her siblings with their problems.
Slingshot

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Air Raid

Fireflight

Starscream (commanding officer)

Slingshot is a character featured in Transformers Loud. He's the loud-mouthed fighter of the Predacons' aerial division.

## Personality

Slingshot is a loud-mouthed, bragging jerk. Many believe that his annoying, self-aggrandizing, and abrasive personality is a cover for his insecurities over being the smallest and weakest Aerialbot. Just as many couldn't care less and just wish he would shut up or go away. Surprisingly, however, Silverbolt of all 'bots turns a blind optical sensor to his faults and is very supportive of him as he sees (and he might be the only one who does) that Slingshot is nonetheless a loyal and hardworking soldier, qualities that he believes merit his understanding and trust.

## Skills & Armaments

* Transformation
* Laser Pistol
* Combination

Slingshot is able to combine with his fellow Aerialbots to form Superion, with Slingshot himself forming the left arm.

## 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.
Flywheels

* Robot Mode
* Jet Component
* Tank Component

First Aid

Flywheels is a character featured in Transformers Loud. He and his partner Battletrap are a pair of Cybertronians known as Duocons, meaning they are a single robot that can split into two separate vehicles. However, the two were deemed failed experiments and casted out by the Destrons, but soon found themselves taken in by former chief medical officer Ratchet & became guards for his hidden medical facility on the planet Delphi, subsequently making them members of the Autobot rebellion.

## Personality

Flywheels 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 Flywheel's two halves are very jealous of each other and basically hate each other's guts. They spend more time fighting one another than their enemies. It doesn't matter whether they're unified in robot-form or not, Flywheel's two halves go right on arguing, which can be disconcerting to others around him to say the least. Despite this, he can bring an amazing amount of concentrated firepower down upon his enemies, as getting payback on the 'bots that abandoned him is the one thing his two halves can agree on.

## History

### Pre-Series

Flywheels and Battletrap were created by Shockwave as early prototypes for his "Triple Changer" process. Instead of achieving three alternating modes, however, they gained the ability to separate into two different alternate modes at once.

## Abilities & Weapons

* Transformation

As a Duocon, Flywheels transforms by separating his body into two vehicles - a Cybertronian jet fighter and tank - that he's able to control simultaneously.

* Lasers

Flywheels's jet component has a set of lasers around the cockpit.
* Cannon

Flywheels's tank component has a semi-powerful cannon on its turret.
* Laser Pistol

## Relationships

### Battletrap

Like Battletrap, Flywheels is very grateful to the old "Doc Bot" for giving him amnesty on Delphi, and is dedicated to protecting their base & Ratchet's life from any threat.

## Notes

The Duocons' backstory is taken directly from the profiles given to them by Dreamwave Productions. In addition to that, the two being Destron turncoats & abandoned is mainly a play on them mostly being forgotten by the franchise at large & loosely based off of Flywheels' time as a Scavenger in the 2005 IDW comics. Them being Ratchet's "bodyguards" is also loosely based off of the character of Impactor in the War for Cybertron trilogy.
Destron Transport Unit

* Truck Mode
* Robot Mode

Destron Transport Units are a group of characters featured in Transformers Loud. Transforming from rather tall robots into Cybertronian flat bed trucks, they are a series of Destrons used to transport Energon cubes across various parts of the planet; though they can also sometimes be seen acting as normal foot soldiers alongside the Photons.

## History

### The Rebellion

During the time when Team Rodimus was staking out on their own, they would frequently conduct raids on passing Transport Unit convoys and steal their Energon shipments to keep themselves online.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation
* Enhanced Strength

Given how the Transport Units are a lot taller than most normal Cybertronians, naturally they have much greater strength as well.

* Shoulder Cannons

Each Transport Unit's smokestacks in truck mode become shoulder cannons in robot mode, able to fire like normal blaster rifles.

## Notes

In ancilary media after the G1 cartoon, these generics would be given the name "Dropkicks", as a homage to the movieverse drones of the same name from the 2007 console game. But since at least a version of Dropkick is meant to appear in this series, these characters have been given a more generic sounding name.
Thunder Arrow

Air-to-Air Missiles

The Thunder Arrow is a spacecraft featured in Transformers Loud. It serves as Cyclonus and Scourge's personal starship, and served as the primary mode of transportation/base of operations for the Earth-based Destron forces after they arrived.

## Armaments

* Sensors

The Thunder Arrow has special sensors armed with long-range aerial tracking devices and lock-target laser guidance systems.

* Hyper Engines/Thrusters

The Thunder Arrow has specially customized engines that allow it to travel across a planet's surface in only a matter of moments.

* Laser Cannons

The Thunder Arrow is armed with five laser cannons: two along the sides of the nosecone, two positioned on the undersides of its wings and one mounted on the top of its secondary bridge.

* Cluster Bombs
* Air-to-Air Missiles

## Notes

While the Thunder Arrow did appear as a part of Hasbro's 1989 toy range as a part of the Micromasters line, it's most prominent role in "mainline" TF media - and where the idea for making it the Earth-based Destron teams' main "hub" in Season 2 - was the Transformers Victory anime, where it served as the headquarters for that show's Decepticons' main base of operations.
Ratchet

* Robot Mode
* Ambulance Mode (Earth)

Ironhide

Blaster

Perceptor

First Aid (head nurse)

Battletrap & Flywheels (guards)

Hoist

Sentinel Prime (formerly)

* Sentinel Prime

Ratchet is a major character in Transformers Loud. He is the chief medical officer of the Autobot Resistance, where he is revered the world over for his medical skills (though not so much his bedside manner). When the Resistance took to the stars, Ratchet and a small group of other Cybertronian medics set up a medical facility on the planet Delphi to help any wayward Autobots seeking repairs or refuge.

## Personality

Before the Great Wars, Ratchet was a civilian mechanic, a bright and idealistic one at that, and one of the best on all of Cybertron. But war is hell, and Ratchet learned that all too well, with his experience in three wars now leaving him bitter and cynical with a dry wit. This cantankerous and sometimes gruff attitude is something of a façade he's deliberately cultivated to hide his natural compassion for his fellow Autobots and innocent creatures that've been prey to the Destrons' conquest.

However, even with his lack of bedside manner, he is very dedicated and loyal to the Autobot cause, and can always be seen patching up his comrades after battles, with his medical skills making him a very desirable medical officer, even after all these years. And just because he chooses to avoid fighting doesn't mean he never learned how. In fact, his intimate knowledge of anatomy allows him to strike with surgical precision, making a fight against him a very painful losing proposition.

## Skills & Equipment

* Transformation

Ratchet is able to transform into the Cybertronian equivalent of an ambulance, with his roof being able to open and hold at least one patient.

* Laser Pistol
* Repair Equipment

As an experienced medical officer, Ratchet has a wide variety of repair tools, including defibrillators, laser scalpels, a magno-wrench, arc-welders, electron microscopes, circuit sensors and fluid dispensers.

## Relationships

### Ultra Magnus

Like the rest of his old compatriots, Ratchet respects Magnus a great deal, both as a leader and a friend.

## Notes

Ratchet's personality in this series is very much based off of his grouchier, war-torn personas given to him in most modern Transformers media, as seen in his Animated, Prime and IDW comics depictions.
Bruticus

Vortex (arm)

Swindle (leg)

Brawl (leg)

Bruticus is a major recurring antagonist in Transformers Loud Season 3. He is a Combiner that serves the Destron Army, formed by the Combaticons.

## Personality

Due to his immense size, Bruticus is very simple-minded, capable of wanton destruction and little else. At the same time though, his simple brain makes him extremely cold blooded, liking nothing more than destroying his master's enemies. Once he starts running wild, he is virtually unstoppable.

## Powers & Equipment

* Super Strength
* Rotor Shield

Bruticus is able to use Vortex's rotors to act as either a shield or to dice up opponents by spinning them at high speeds and charging forward.

* Back Cannons

* Fusion Cannon
Astrotrain

* Robot Mode
* Train Mode
* Shuttle Mode

Astrotrain is a character in Transformers Loud. He's a rather large Destron that acts mostly as a transport for moving warriors and supplies thanks to his shuttle and train alt modes.

## Personality

At first glance, Astrotrain appears to be a colossal Triple Changer that just uses his strength and vehicular mode manipulation for both his own selfish gain and to occasionally fuel his sadistic streak... if it's anyone that's forced to ride in him. He towers over practically almost every other Cybertronian and can pick them up and throw them around like ragdolls if he wants to, packing quite a punch when provoked.

## Skills & Equipment

* Triple Transformation

Like other Triple Changers, Astrotrain has two vehicle modes - in his case, a shuttle craft and a train. He's even able to change between all three almost instantaneously

* Laser Rifle

## Notes

Astrotrain's personality here is based mostly off of his Cyberverse counterpart, mostly since his high school bully-like behavior there just seems a lot more fun than his G1 counterpart where he just seemed to be another 'Con that wanted power, even down to giving him his "partnership" with Dead End. He also shares his Cyberverse incarnation's increase in size, too, making him around Skyfire's height, since the size fits his character a lot better than being massive enough to hold a ton of troops than become the same size as the rest of the troops in robot mode, and actually ties into to the two having a small rivalry in the series.

Astrotrain's design has been slightly redesigned, mostly in an effort to give him actual feet (a strange detail that he and Blitzwing share in the original cartoon).
Trypticon Prison

Trypticon Prison is a location featured in Transformers Loud. Located in the former Decepticon city-state of Kaon, it is the premiere Destron detention facility on Cybertron, where the worst of the worst spend the rest of their days to rust thanks to the swift hand of Destron "justice". It is also well-known for how impenetrable it is.

Or rather was, before Team Rodimus came along, that is.

## Key Areas

### Landing Pad

Trypticon Prison has a large landing pad near the main building to allow access for incoming transports carrying new batches of prisoners.

### Defense Grid

Trypticon Prison has a special defense system in place to keep its "guests" in and any intruders out. These include controls for several laser turrets of different sizes, a pair of double-barreled Turbo Laser turrets and a shield generator that generates from the two side towers.

#### Fusion Cannons

For larger-scale threats, two powerful Fusion Cannons rise from the ports to the sides of the main station that are strong enough to decimate a battleship in moments.

### Prison Cells

Trypticon Prison has up to sixty-three cell blocks, most of which are actually positioned underground so as to better ensure no chance of escape.

## Notes

This version of the famous Decepticon Dino city-bot is based directly off of its role in the Animated continuity, including its backstory; although it does also take some cues from the Decepticon Kaon prison seen in the War for Cybertron video game.
Devcon

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Devcon is a character from Transformers Loud. He's an Autobot Bounty Hunter that roams the galaxy to hunt down Destrons on his own terms.

## Personality

Devcon is a self-proclaimed bounty hunter, one of the successful few during the years of the Civil War. Harboring an intense hatred of Destrons for the many crimes they've committed both on Cybertronian soil and beyond, he spends his time fiercely hunting those who were too dangerous for the other Autobots to consider. Unlike most Bounty Hunters though, he doesn't particularly work for anyone or even collect money from for his "finds"; he's more so simply an independent agent that prefers to follow his own rules.

## Abilities & Weapons

* Transformation

Devcon is able to transform into a Cybertronian jet fighter capable of long-range interstellar travel.

* Arm Blaster

Rather than carrying a hand-held weapon, Devcon has a laser rifle mounted onto his left arm.

* Head Laser

Devcon has a laser cannon mounted on the top of his head, though he mostly only uses this whenever he's in Jet Mode.
Destron Scout Ship

The Destron Scout Ship is a mass-produced vehicle featured in Transformers Loud. It is used by smaller Destron squadrons to explore other worlds, as well as to intercept renegade Autobot starships. One was used by Krok's Unit, leading them to the planet Earth.

## Features

* Transwarp Drive
* Laser Weaponry

## Notes

The design for the Destron Scout Ship is based off of a design for Galvatron's warship, the Revenge, that it got seemingly out of nowhere in the Rebirth three-parter due in part to its rather simplistic design, especially compared to larger, more "detailed" ships like the Thunder Arrow.
Reunion

"Reunion" is the first episode of Season 3 of Transformers Loud, and is the fourty-seventh episode of the series overall.

## Summary

Ultra Magnus and some of the team's old acquiantances from Cybertron arrive on Earth. However, they're aren't just there for a simple visit.

## Featured Characters

* Springer
* Jazz
* Skids
* Sideswipe
* Smokescreen
* Mirage
* Hoist
* Tracks
* Wheeljack
* Omega Supreme
* Ultra Magnus
* Highbrow
* Pointblank
* Grapple
* Red Alert
* Leni Loud
* Luna Loud
* Luan Loud
* Lynn Loud Jr.
* Lincoln Loud
* Lucy Loud
* Lana Loud
* Lola Loud
* Lisa Loud
* Rita Loud
* Lynn Loud Sr.
* Rusty Steel
* Cyclonus
* Sunstorm
* Bitstream
* Breakdown
* Dead End
* Drag Strip
* Hotlink
* Nacelle

## Notes

The idea behind the new Autobot arrivals introduced this episode is to mainly help give certain new characters in this season enough room to develop their characters and relationships with Team Rodimus.
Snowcats

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

The Snowcats are a group of characters featured in Transformers Loud. They are a series of drones created by the Destron Army that were constructed to operate on arctic planets.

## Personalities

Though they can be quite unruly at times, the Snow Cat units have proven to be highly valued warriors, with their insane fighting tactics putting fear into their enemies, and sometimes even their allies.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

The Snowcats are able to transform into a type of Cybertronian all-terrain vehicle. The front wheel-hubs and side-skirts can be lowered to form skis for the vehicle to travel on.

* "Skis"

In robot mode, the sideskirt-skis fold down from the Snowcats' feet to allow them to "ski" across snowy terrain.

* Laser Blaster
* Shoulder Cannons

## Notes

Rather than be a single character like in his home series, this show decides to take a cue from the vehicle Snowcat was based on - the (mass-produced) snow attack vehicle used by G.I. Joe - to make it a unique generic foot soldier for at least one episode.

* It should be noted that none of the Snowcats in this series yodel.
Ultra Magnus

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Ratchet

Blaster

Perceptor

Rodimus

Sentinel Prime (formerly)

* Sentinel Prime
* Scourge
* Cyclonus

Ultra Magnus is a major character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a car carrier truck, he was once a loyal soldier in the Destron corps, acting as the main field commander for their military/security forces before realizing how twisted and villainous they had become, and then split off from them to create the Autobot Resistance, where he serves as the group's leader, fighting for the freedom of all Cybertronians and living beings all across the universe.

## Personality

Ultra Magnus is all soldier. A battle-hardened veteran, he's strong, resolute, dependable, selfless, and courageous, with a gift for battlefield improvisation. Though he originally didn't see himself being the leader type, he quickly grew into his role as leader, and is ever ready to sacrifice himself for the good of his men and their mission. However, he can be lax every now and again, mainly because he knows that most of the people in the Resistance are citizens before soldiers like he and most of the other "vets", so he's willing to let them take time for themselves & have fun when not on duty.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Shoulder Missiles

Magnus has a pair of missiles mounted on the sides of both his shoulders capable of hitting a target 30 miles away.

* Laser Rifle
* Battle Hammer
* Enhanced Strength

## Notes

While Magnus's character in this series is based primarily off of his depiction in the original cartoon, he also borrows elements from some of his other incarnations throughout the franchise, such as being the main Autobot leader like Animated and having the former task of an enforcer like IDW, as well as the usage of hammers for his main melee weapon, which've been a staple for him since Animated. There's even a small hint of his Shattered Glass counterpart with him inciting a coup against his faction (just for a lot more noble reasons). However, the trick to making Magnus's character work is to ensure that he's not just a copy of Optimus; just taking all of Optimus's character traits & paste it onto him and basically just make him OP in a different body. So, his personality is meant to take cues from M\*A\*S\*H's Colonel Sherman T. Potter, another veteran of several wars that would often act as a father to most members of his camp that can be tolerate of his men's sillier antics & generally wild behavior, but isn't afraid to put his foot down when they get too out of hand. Basically, he can be a father figure sometimes like Optimus, but he acts much closer to a typical military officer.

Like several characters in the series, rather than his usual blue-white and red color scheme, Magnus's color scheme in this series is based off of his original Diaclone toy (which was also used to create the character of Delta Magnus) to help make this version of him feel a little more distinct (much like the other Diaclone-colored characters).
Doubledealer/Clouder

* Robot Mode
* Armored Truck Mode

Doubledealer is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He is a double agent working for the Destrons, inflitrating the Autobot Resistance around the later part of their rebellion, operating under the name "Clouder".

## Personality

During his time with the Autobots, "Clouder" presented himself as your average freedom fighter ready to fight for what is right and a good buddy to get some Energon with, a trait he used to gain the favor of some of the resistence's newer recruits like Rodimus. Of course, that is far from how Doubledealer actually acts. In reality, Dealer is a ruthless backstabber loyal only to himself, willing to either sell out or kill anyone he needs to as long as he gets paid the right amount of money for it... or he just feels like it. He doesn't even care about what all the fighting in the Rebellion is even about. All he's here to do is make some good credit. And of course, the Destrons are the ones that pay him the most handsomely.

## History

### The Rebellion

Doubledealer, or "Clouder" in this case, wormed his way into the Autobot resistance force a good way into the rebellion's existence, making a name for himself by using his Ballistic Missile to help take down large targets. When Rodimus and his friends joined the cause, "Clouder" earned Roddy's good graces when he saved the young bot from oncoming laser fire.

## Armaments/Abilities

* Transformation

Doubledealer is able to transform into a Cybertronian missile truck.

* Ballistic Missile

Doubledealer is armed with a intercontinental ballistic missile that can travel 3,000 miles in 30 Earth minutes. He's able to use this in both truck and robot mode.

* Laser Blaster

## Relationships

### Destrons

Dealer has a solid "friendship" with the Destrons thanks to how well they pay him for his services.

## Notes

Like many other "masters" from the original G1 toyline, this incarnation of Doubledealer does away with his Powermaster feature, along with his original's Decepticon eagle mode, and instead recontextualizes his function as a mercenary and turns him into a character similar to Punch, where he acts more like a traditional double agent-type character; though he does still maintain his love for a good paycheck.

Dealer's Autobot alias of "Clouder" comes from his "counterpart" from the Super God Masterforce anime, as (and Dealer even says this when he gets found out) use of either part of his name, which he freqeuently uses in most other continuities he appears in, would surely arose a good amount of suspision.

Dealer having a fake friendship with Rodimus is meant to be a nod to their "history" in the 2005 IDW comics.