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Lynn's Table

Lynn's Table is a recurring location in Transformers Loud. It is a restaurant located in Royal Woods that serves an assortment of meals that Lynn Loud Sr. has served for his family over the years. It is owned by Lynn Sr. himself and maintained with the aid of Team Rodimus.

## History

### Season 2

Orignally, the restaurant was called "Something Fishy", a seafood-themed restaurant that was left in a state with a horrible smell and looking like it was on the verge of collapsing in itself. When Lynn Sr. got the opportunity to open up his own restaurant, he settled on the old, abandoned catery; and while the state it was left in left much to be desired, the family agreed to help thier father renovate the building until it became the new restaurant it is now. After it was opened for business, the Louds' "extended family" volunteered their services to work, and so they could get some money to buy their own "stuff" on Earth.

## Workers

### Current

* Lynn Loud Sr. - founder, owner, manager and head chef
* Rodimus Loud - co-manager, host
* Skids Loud - cashier
* Smokescreen Loud - bus boy
* Sunstreaker Loud - waiter
* Drift Loud - line cook
* Springer & Arcee Loud - assistant chefs
* Wheeljack Loud - dishwasher & maintenence work
* Sideswipe Loud - garbage detail & cleaning duty
* Jazz Loud - nightly entertainment (with regular special appearances from the Moon Goats)
Breakdown

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Cyclonus & Scourge

Breakdown is a major character in Transformers Loud. Originally hailing from Velocitron, he's a member of the Destrons, acting as a member of the team commanded by Krok, acting as the team's "main muscle" alongside his Conjunx Endura Knock Out.

## Personality

While initially a scout crippled by paranoia over the prejudice he faced for his large size, Breakdown has since become a hard-broiled fighter thanks to deca-cycles of rough training. He's very loyal to his comrades and the Destron cause, though also shows some loyalty to those who saved his life. He doesn't treat his comrades as the cannon fodder the rest of the army treats them as, and even chats with them about personal affairs like his favorite human film and such. He also has a healthy dose of respect for his foes, as well as gratitude when they offer him and his team the occasional hand. However, these noble traits were tempered by his boisterous temper; always eager to join a fight and to pound some dents into someone who is an enemy or someone who talks badly about him.

## History

### Pre-Series

As a relatively slow and bulky Velocitronian, Breakdown faced prejudice from his fellow Velocitronians in his youth. Thankfully, he would find himself a kinship with one of the premiere racers of the time, Knock Out, which eventually developed into the two becoming full-fledged Conjunx Endura.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

On Earth, Breakdown took the form of a pickup truck.

* Enhanced Strength
* Fighting Skills
* Axe
* Laser Rifle

## Relationships

### Knock Out

As a relatively slow and bulky Velocitronian, Breakdown faced prejudice from his fellow Velocitronians; thankfully for him though, he managed to find a friend and later partner in Knock Out. Both in the operation room and on the battlefield, the two typically work together the most out of anyone else on the team, with Knock Out acting as the speedster of the duo, swiftly striking his victim's vulnerables with his Energon prod in debilitating sneak attacks while Breakdown goes the "massive smackdown" route with his raw power.

## Notes

Rather than a straight translation of his G1 counterpart, Breakdown's personality in this series is based off of his Prime incarnation where he acts as the main Destron group's main muscle. To go along with this characterization, his appearance comes from the Japanese-exclusive *Unite Warriors* Zombie War Breakdown toy since it feels like a good fusion of Prime Breakdown and the G1 aesthetic, similalry to Knock Out's Legacy toy; although to better emphasize his status as the team's "big guy", he's made to be a bit larger than most of the other members of his team (not as big as he was in *Prime* of course, but still fairly larger than most of the normal sized car-bots).
Longarm

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Longarm is a minor character in Transformers Loud Season 3. He is a member of the Autobot Resistance that was once fiercely dedicated to the fight for freedom, even being the leader of his own dedicated squadron; but after losing many of his friends over the course of the fight, he started to weigh in on his options.

## Personality

On the surface, Longarm seems like any other Autobot rebel, a good 'bot just wanting to lend another hand in the battle for freedom. However after a while, the losses started to take a toll on his Spark and he began to yearn for a new type of freedom: freedom from this destructive, seemingly hopeless conflict that will only result in more death. He's reached such a point that he's willing to even work with the Destrons on the planet he and his team ended up on in the hopes of achieving his idea of freedom. He firmly believes that his actions were in service to his brothers, for whom he professed to love; though he failed to see how his actions would only put them in even greater danger.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

Longarm is able to transform into a Cybertronian Tow Truck.

* Blaster Rifle

## Notes

Longarm in this series takes on the appearance of his toy from the 2007 Movie toyline, while his personality is a twist on his (\*ahem\*) "appearance" in Animated, taking some cues from the 2008 Clone Wars episode "The Hidden Enemy" and the character of Slick, mainly in an attempt to be an allegory to show how some soldiers' hearts can wane after so much time fighting & losing those close to them, and how far desperation can take certain people.
Giant Thunderbird

The Thunderbird is not difficult to photograph, which is another unique trait that sets it apart from other crypto-creatures

### Native Country

North America

The Giant Thunderbird is an extremely frightening avian crypto-creature which is notable for its extremely convoluted capture process, even for crypto-creature standards. In addition, it is capable of constantly producing sounds which nothing else in the universe creates, which makes it really scary to encounter.
Mixmaster

* Robot Mode
* Cement Mixer Mode

Mixmaster 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 left leg of Devastator.

## Personality

A genius chemist amongst, Mixmaster serves as a weapons designer in the Earth-based Destron unit. In his short time online, he has spent most of it mastering the intricacies of chemical reactions, becoming an expert in poisons, corrosive substances, and most especially explosives. He has a knack for improvisation, being able to make deadly concoctions from just the native materials Earth has to offer.
Rusty Steel

**For the time being, Rusty will be represented by his Sunbow-cartoon based character model created by Ed Pirrie.**

## Colonel Rusty Steel

### Friends

Team Rodimus* Rodimus

The Loud Family

Tom Banachek

### Voice Actor

n/a

Colonel Rusty Steel is a supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's a soldier in the United States Army that acts as the main military liason for Team Rodimus during their conflict with the Destrons on Earth.

## Personality

Rusty can come off as a bit of tightly-knit soldier; hard-nosed, all business, and treats any unknown force with a "fair" level of caution/scrutiny, though he is at least fair enough to hear the opposite party out. But once someone gets on his good side, he quickly becomes very friendly and accommodating towards them. For the Autobots in particular, after seeing how dedicated they were to protecting the Earth, he always goes the extra mile to ensure that they get whatever they need to complete a mission. In the heat of battle, he's about as tough as nails as any other good soldier, but he'll still throw out the old wisecrack every now and again.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Leadership Skills
* Hand-to-Hand Combat

## Notes

Rusty comes from the original first draft of the original 1986 Movie (which you can learn more about from Chris McFeely's twitter here), and is included to act as Team Rodimus's main "mililtary buddy" in a role based off of William Lennox from the live-action Movies.
Predacons

Silverbolt (Air Team)

Hun-Gurrr (Monster Team)

The Predacons are a group of characters featured in Transformers Loud. Named after a group of legendary Decepticon warlords, they are a splinter faction of Destrons created/led by Starscream to get revenge on the ones that "embarrassed" him on Earth, and then conquer the universe.

## Members:

* Starscream: Leader
* Scrapper
* Mixmaster
* Long Haul
* Hook
* Bonecrusher
* Scavenger
	+ Devastator
* Silverbolt
* Slingshot
* Air Raid
* Fireflight
* Skydive
	+ Superion
* Hun-Gurrr
* Rippersnapper
* Sinnertwin
* Blot
* Cutthroat
	+ Abominus

## Notes

The group's name, and the idea of them being named after the legendary combiner team, is based off of an idea from the War Within comic series, right down to it being founded by Starscream.

The Constructions & Aerialbots being a part of the same group is meant to be a callback to their depictions in Transformers Energon, where all three (along with a duplicate of "Superion" named 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. Plus, it also serves as a callback to how the Combaticons were created by Starscream in the original Sunbow cartoon, and him creating the Aerialbots is a slight nod to his "clones" in Animated.

* Also, as the Combaticons are meant to be full-fledged characters in this series, the role of the third Combiner team has been filled by the Terrorcons (mainly as a way to include one of the lesser used Combiner teams), with Starscream creating them in a manner similar to the Prime version of the Predacons.

The group's insignia is taken from the Decepticon's symbol in Generation 2, though colored black so as to make them more independent from the Destrons.
Good Sports

"Good Sports" is the first episode of Season 1 of Transformers Loud, and is the ninth episode of the series overall.

## Summary

Lynn gets Arcee into the world of Earth sports. But, when she joins her soccer team and starts getting a lot more attention, Lynn starts to become jealous.

## Featured Characters

* Leni Loud
* Lola Loud
* Luna Loud
* Luan Loud
* Paula (first appearance)
* Margo Roberts (first appearance)
* Lincoln Loud

## Notes

This episode is primariy meant to be a cross between the Loud House episodes "Good Sports" (as well as the title) and "Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow", with Arcee filling in the roles of Mr. Grouse and Margo: though some parts of the episodes are changed about/expanded upon.

* The "Good Sports" adaptation is meant to act as an establishing scene, introducing 'Cee to how human sports work. And rather than just the two reacting to a single football game, the pair actually react to games of basketball, hockey and baseball too.
* The "Hero/Gone" adaptation has Arcee winning several games before she gains her fame in town rather than just one.
Nacelle

* Robot Mode
* Tetrajet Mode

Bitstream

Nacelle is a character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Destron Seeker Air Force, acting as a part of Sunstorm's unit.

## Personality

If you want a Destron eager to prove his worth, Nacelle is the guy you should call. Sure, he may not be as good at flying as most of the other guys, and his not-inconsiderable knowledge of Cybertron's history may cause him to get a bit muddled-up once in a while, but at heart, Nacelle just wants to prove he's just as good as some of his comrades.

## Skills & Weapons

* Transformation

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

* Arm Cannons

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

## Notes

The idea behind Nacelle, Bitstream and Hotlink's inclusion in the main cast of the series is obviously a nod to their role in More than Meets the Eye, Part 1, and to offer a more unique type of Seeker inclusion rather than the normal choices of the Starscream, Thundercracker and Skywarp trio (although of course, Screamer himself is still a big player in this series).

   Nacelle actually has a secondary design that even got its own toy released by the Transformers Collectors' Club, one based off of an old Japanese catalog picture where Thundercracker used Thrust's wings (most likely because the then-new second year Decepticon jet wings in different colors hadn't been given their new color schemes yet). However, this version of the character maintains his original design since it fits in better with the other Seekers, though he does still have a unique color scheme to help him stand out.
Leadfoot

* Robot Mode
* "Dragster" Mode

Topspin

Arcee & Lynn Loud Jr.

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

## Personality

Leadfoot is a speed machine who always manages to keep his cool no matter how fast he's going. Despite his function as a "defense specialist", he's most notable for using his incredible speed and sensor-deflecting armor for infiltrating enemy bases, then ripping them apart. Though of course, this sort of attitude doesn't leave him with many friends.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation

* Enhanced Speed

* Laser Rifle

## Notes

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

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Pipes is a major character in Transformers Loud. He's a member of the Autobot resistance, where he acts as one of the group's repair crew.

## Personality

Unlike some of his more out-there comrades, Pipes is but a humble mechanic, only interested in making sure all the tech is running fine and keeping his friends on their feet. He's usually reserved, but will always stand his ground. He will even sometimes take command if he has to, but will often try not to, as he feels that's better left to more capable hands.

## Sklls & Armaments

* Transformation

Pipes transforms into a terminal tractor (also called a "yard truck," a "mule" and several other things). It's a surprisingly strong little truck, too, able to haul up to 60 tons.

* Laser Pistol

Pipes is armed with a standard-issue laser pistol.

* Mechanical Skills

* Twin Exhaust Pipes

Pipes has twin exhaust pipes emit corrosive gases that can dissolve 2" thick steel in 10 minutes.
Swindle

* Robot Mode
* Jeep Mode

Vortex

Brawl

Anyone that can offer a good price

Swindle is a minor antagonist in Transformers Loud. He's an Cybertronian that does his business in trade for special weapons and other quality deals, whether they be Autobot, Destron, or any other species that's got enough dough... though he will make some exceptions when it comes to his old buddies.

## Personality

Unlike most soldiers in the Destron Empire, Swindle doesn't really care about the fate of the universe or who controls it. No, the Empire's expanse across the galaxy is actually a pretty good business opportunity! He plays the part of a swav business man, always trying to act cool and like he has full control of the situation. Unfortunately, like a good number of his colleagues, he's still quick to crack under pressure and tries to find the easiest ways to sneak out of a situation.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Fusion Cannon
* Laser Pistol

## Notes

Swindle's depiction in this series is meant to be a combination of his G1 and Animated incarnations, with him being big into making under-the-table, black market deals all across space while having an established history with the other Combaticons. This is even to the point where his optics are redesigned slightly to more closely resembled how they look in Animated. As another play on this, he appears first as an unaffiliated bot - complete with him having a "symbol" based off of the rubsigns from the G1 toyline like Animated Lockdown - before being forced by his old team to come back into the fold to hunt down Ultra Magnus' ship.
Worldsweeper

The Worldsweeper is a Destron starship featured in Transformers Loud. It and its sister unit, the Skycutter, act as the the signature vessel of the Destron fleet.

## Armaments

* Transwarp Drive

* Underside Laser Cannons

The Worldsweeper has an assortment of laser cannons housed on the underside of the ship, usually used for planetary bombardments.

* Side Cannons

The Worldsweeper has several laser cannons on the side of the ship.

* Rail Guns

The Worldsweeper has a powerful laser cannon housed at the front of the ship.

## Notes

The Worldsweeper, like several space-bound craft featured in the series, is taken directly from the Armada cartoon, so as to lean a lot more into other sci-fi action tropes, giving the series Star Wars-esque space battles.

The ship's name comes from a Decepticon ship from the IDW comics, and was chosen to emphasize the ship's role being based off of the iconic Star Destroyers.
Thrust

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

## Personality

Thrust is the type of 'bot who thinks he's the top dog when he's anything but. He's always yelling on about how brave he is about everything when in actuality he's pretty pathetic. Because of his arrogance and ineptitude, he has a massive insecurity complex & is very self-loathing: he knows he sucks, he knows he's a coward and he hates. He just wants everyone to think he's brilliant.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Null Rays
Chocolate caramel bench

The chocolate caramel bench is one of 4 benches the player can put in chocolate landing. you can buy it later for coins if you choose a different one.

## role

There are broken benches. The player replaces them with one of 4 edible benches. This is one of them.

## appearance

It looks similar to a sofa. The top is made of chocolate. The middle is made of caramel and the bottom is grey.

## Oompa loompa interaction

Oompa loompas will sit on it. As there are two benches. It can hold two Oompa Loompas.
Bonecrusher

* Robot Mode
* Dozer Mode

Bonecrusher 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 left arm of Devastator.

## Personality

Bonecrusher finds beauty in rubble-strewn wastelands and longs to transform pretty much any location he happens across into one. Moreover, he makes demolition into a wild performance art. He loves to show off his destructive talents for his fellow Constructicons. Deep down, his destruction is really a perfectionism that cannot tolerate anything that he views as flawed, which includes his enemies. Starscream values the fear and destruction Bonecrusher creates as much as the resources harvested in his wake. Now if he could just refrain from destroying buildings he actually needs...

## Abilities

* Transformation
* Laser Pistol
* Combination
Inferno

* Robot Mode
* Fire Truck Mode

* Sunstreaker & Sideswipe

Inferno is a major character in Transformers Loud. A member of the Autobot Resistance, he doubles as both a firefighter and a weapons expert in the Resistance; though he does find himself in a good bit of conflict with how much his two professions... well, conflict.

## Personality

Inferno is a very boisterous young warrior, often throwing himself into every mission with no more worries than a duck landing in a pond and is quick to draw any of his guns on any Destron punk who's out to cause trouble. And while his tendency to rush in a little too quickly leads to trouble (especially if it's an obvious trap), Inferno's bravery and resourcefulness is never in doubt. The only thing that might take a toll on him is the loss of a friend; Inferno's boisterous streak hides a soft-Sparked 'bot, who despite some of the arguments and bickering, loves his comrades even more than he loves a good rumble. Whether it be sharing a pint of Energon, covering them on the front lines, or just sitting down and having a chat, it's this love for his family that makes him such an effective warrior. He's seen a good number of his life-long friends be taken from him during their fight for freedom against the Destron Empire, and will take on an entire army of them if he has to to keep what family he has left safe, and he would sooner go down swinging than abandon his allies on the battlefield.

## History

### The Rebellion

Inferno was "born and raised" in the city of Nyon, where he acted as the main Fire and Rescue unit for the city. Thankfully though, there weren't really many fires in the city for a while so he spent most of his time just loitering around and getting friendly with most of his "neighbors", much to his partner Red Alert's distain for his unorderly conduct.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Inferno is able to transform into a Cybertronian fire engine.

* Fire Extinguisher

Thanks to his firetruck alt mode, Inferno has a fire extinguisher attached to his head.

* Laser Rifle

* Laser Cannon

Inferno is able to convert his left hand into a laser cannon, though he can also use it as a secondary fire extinguisher.

## Relationships

### Sunstreaker & Sideswipe

Inferno is good friends with Red's younger brothers, the three bonding over their use of blunt force against enemy forces and for having to deal with Red's rules & regulations.

## Notes

Inferno's characterization is partially based off of what was done with his character in Episode 2 of the third season of the Transformers Ascension fan series, going into how his attitude & seeming lust for battle can clash with his duties as a firefighter. There's also a bit of influence from his positions on the Advance Surveillance Unit and the Survivors in the original Marvel UK Comic.
Transformers Loud Wiki

## The Transformers Loud Wiki

Welcome to the wiki for Transformers Loud. As the name implies, it is a fan-made crossover between Nickelodeon's Loud House and Hasbro's Transformers. Inspired by stories from all across the Transformers multiverse and mixed with family-bonding moments from the Loud House, this series aims to create a new version of the war between the Robots in Disguise, taking it in a more comedic, heartfelt, serious, and most importantly linear direction.

### Check out info on all three seasons:

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Revolution (Season 2.5)
* Season 3

### For more information on the series, visit these pages:

* Known Planets
	+ Cybertron
		- Cybertronians
	+ Earth
		- Humans
	+ Nebulos
	+ Eurythma
	+ Chaar
	+ Quintessa

### **IMPORTANT NOTES**

* Many of the images used for this wiki (especially for character pages, including their profile pictures and some images in galleries) are either traced-over images of the characters or screenshots from each characters' respective shows. This is simply to give the audience reference material.
* For the time being, all the human characters from other Transformers shows/media will be represented by images from their home series until proper Loud House-style. The human characters from the Movie franchise in particular will be represented by their appearances in the movies' tie-in comic books.
* At the moment, this series (and by extension, this wiki) is incomplete. It is still in its planning stage, so characters and plot points will change, appear and disappear seemingly at random. Don't worry, this is intentional, it is simply a part of the development process to see what sticks in the series.

## Sister Wikis

* Knights of the Multiverse Wiki
* AniCity Wiki

## Latest activity

The following is a non-profit, fan-based project. Transformers is owned by Hasbro, Takara, Sunbow Productions, Rhino, Shout Factory, and Toei Animation. The Loud House is owned by Nickelodeon Studios. Please support the official releases.
Autobot Flight Pod

The Autobot Flight Pod is a mass-produced vehicle featured in Transformers Loud. They were produced in great numbers by the Autobot Resistance to use either as scouting units or to travel down to a planet's surface from their starships.

## Notes

The Autobot Flight Pod, like several space-bound craft featured in the series, is taken directly from the Armada cartoon, so as to lean a lot more into other sci-fi action tropes, giving the series Star Wars-esque space battles.
Benny Stein

Benny Stein is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. He is one of Luan's schoolmates and her boyfriend.

## Personality

Like Luan, Benny is a fun-loving boy with a fondness for comedy. He enjoys performing in school plays, miming, and jokes. He's very accepting too, as he's willing to meet Luan halfway whenever she gets flustered by things like zits and love her regardless.
Grapple

* Robot Mode
* Crane Truck Mode

Brawn

Perceptor

Team Rodimus

Grapple is a character in Transformers Loud that joins the main cast in Season 3. He's a Cybertronian architech that (begrudgingly) serves as a soldier in the Autobot Resistence. He eventually found himself in the unit serving under Perceptor on the planet Zamojin.

## Personality

Grapple is technically an architect, but in his spark, he knows he's an artist. Back on Cybertron, his buildings were works of art. This has the side effect of making him incredibly arrogant when he finally completes a project. But it also causes him a great deal of discourage whenever something he builds gets destroyed. Aside from that though, Grapple is typically quiet and prefers to keep to himself, mostly just drawing up new ideas for future projects. As he spends more time on Earth though, he's come to appreciate the natural beauty of Earth's nature and even started to enjoy the frequent off-time they would get in between missions.

He's also incredibly passionate about his supposedly greatest construction, the Solar Power Tower, which he knows will be a huge help in creating Energon that the team needs. His only regret that is that a number of his designs have fallen into Destron hands, and they've used it for their own means.

## History

### The Rebellion

Grapple was constructed and raised in Nyon along with many others, where he was inspired to become a great artist/architect, inspired by structures like the beautiful Crystal City.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation

Grapple is able to transform into a crane truck.

* Crane Arm

In vehicle mode, Grapple is able to use his crane arm to reach high distances, lift very heavy objects or to smack around/trip up opponents.
* Laser Pistol

Grapple carries with him a standard laser pistol.

* Welding/Laser Torch

Grapple has a special tool in place of his left hand, which he can use as either a wielding torch or a laser rifle.

## Notes

Grapple's character design in this series makes his helmet is dark grey with yellow "ears" instead of it being all-yellow (which is oddly more toy-accurate) as he appeared in the G1 episode "Auto Berserk". His body itself has also been altered so that his head is actually connected to the main body rather than being stuck in the "box" due to his transformation.
Negavator

The Negavator is a vehicle featured in Transformers Loud. It is a tank-like experimental superweapon built by Destron science to both destroy the Autobot resistance and a way to annihilate any future resistance to their efforts. It can either be operated remotely or manually via a cockpit in the turret.

## Abilities

* Cannon

The Negavator's barrels (looking suspiciously similar to a planetarium projector) extended from the front and rear of the operator's station; however, only one end was shown to actually discharge the weapon's energy beam. Powered by a large amount of Energon, the beam emitted by the Negavator is quite destructive, capable of vaporizing a target completely or causing it to explode.

The center of the turret features a Cybertronian-sized cockpit with a dome-shaped cover that had a viewport that looked down along the barrel of the weapon. It was also able to withstand impacts from most Autobot weapons and head-on collisions.

* Self-Destruct System

The Negavator was equipped with a self-destruct mechanism, which, when triggered, set off an explosion large enough to obliterate the machine.

## Notes

In the original cartoon, the Negavator was actually created by the Autobots on Earth, with in cooperation with the U.S. military too (surprisingly, it was one of Wheeljack's inventions that *actually* worked) that the Decepticons wanted to capture for their own purposes. It being changed into a Destron creation from the start is due to... well, just everything about it screaming "evil mega-weapon".
Wild Rider

Wild Rider is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's a part of the Stunticon gang.

## Personality

Wild Rider has no respect for the rules of the road, or anything on it. Autobot or Destron, it doesn't matter. Any bot that gets in his way is in the line for repairs once he's done with them. Even the other members of his team see him as an out-of-control daredevil.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Laser Pistol
* Energon Switchblade
Spinister

* Robot Mode
* Helicopter Mode (Earth)
* Helicopter Mode (Cybertron)

Misfire

Knock Out

Breakdown

Dead End

Cyclonus & Scourge

Spinister is a major character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a helicopter, he is a member of Krok's Destron Unit, where he acts as both a main fighter and inhouse physician.

## Personality

Spinister is a bit of eerie loner that doesn't say much compared to his teammates. This makes very good at sneaking about for scouting missions and the like; but he's so good at that some people (namely Misfire, of course) think that he's secretly equipped with a cloaking device. Still, he's a very capable fighter in addition to a rather levelheaded tactician. But more impressively is his surgical skills, as he's able to perform intricate operations on complex machinery and other Cybertronians with near master-like skills. And despite not always saying it, he does care for his friends.

## Abilities

* Transformation

* Laser Guns

Spinister is armed with two laser rifles, an NFM Dual-Fusion Cannon and Spin-Blast Particle Beam Cannon.

## Notes

Spinister's inclusion in this series is, like many of his teammates, based off of his appearance & team in More than Meets the Eye, the Scavengers. However, he's a bit different from his fellow Scavengers on the team as rather than the "stupidest person in the entire universe" as Misfire described him to be, this version actually goes for a bit of a medium between that and how he was presented in his original toy bio, maintaining his silent sneaky prowess while keeping his surgeon savant skills in MTMTE.

Similarly to Rodimus, Springer & Arcee, Spinister has been given a new, "normal"-looking alt mode while on Earth. In his case, he's been given the chopper form from his toy in BotCon 2012's *Timelines* toyline.
Fireshot

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

## Personality

Fireshot is the archetype of paranoia being a self-fulfilling prophecy. He spends all his time gathering intel, to find out who's talking about him behind his back. The result is that his teammates are talking about him behind his back — they're laughing at the notion that he's important enough for anyone to be plotting against him in the first place.[

## Skills & Weapons

* Transformation

* Arm Cannons
Junkions

The Junkions are a group of minor characters in Transformers Loud. They are a group of motorcycle-forming Cybertronians, and are another resistance group fighting against the Destrons regime. Unlike the Autobots though, they're known to be a lot more brutal, tearing Destron structures apart until there's nothing left for scrap and rarely ever taking prisoners. They prefer to work on their own, but for big missions, they will collaborate with the Autobots.

## Members

Wreck-Gar, the group's leader.AshtrayGreasepitJunkyardRubbishRe-CycleScrapheapHAZMATTrashbin
## Notes

In the original series, the Junkions were a seperate race of Transformers from the planet of Junk (sometimes also called Junkion). Here, they are portrayed as simply another race of Cybertronians, and act more like a punk-biker gang, similar to characters from the Mad Max franchise. In fact, the episode they are introduced in is heavily inspired by the plot to The Road Warrior.
Nebulos

Nebulos is a planet featured in Transformers Loud. Laid in the Nebula Cluster, it is a planet inhabited by humanoids called Nebulans. This planet became the main hub for the restructuring of the Autobot Resistence after they evacuated Cybertron, with the Nebulans offering their services in helping them construct a fleet of ships as part of their "Operation Firestorm".

## Notes

Nebulos being the resistence's "main hub" of sorts is obviously meant to be a nod to the large part the planet & its people had around the middle of the original G1 series with the Headmasters, Targetmasters and Powermasters.
Highbrow

* Robot Mode
* Helicopter Mode

Lori Loud

Highbrow is a major supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's a rather snobbish officer in the Autobot Resistence who was one of many that left the Destron Army after finding their conduct "revolting" and chose to fight against them.

## Personality

Highbrow is very much a self-righteous snob, often using big words no one else understands. He often distills the concept of having a stiff upper-lip into an entire life-style, and makes no time for "funny business"... despite actually being an eternal optimist. Truthfully, he does believe in fighting for the greater good and freedom of all sentient beings - he wouldn't be in the Resistence otherwise - and just about as much a soldier as anyone else, always fighting with everything he has and standing his ground until his team has emerged victorious.

## Abilities

* Transformation

Highbrow is able to a Cybertronian Twin-rotored Helicopter, able to reach a maximum speed of 1200 mph.

* Dual Laser Rifles

## Notes

This version of Highbrow aims to take his pompous attitude from G1 and combine it with his military-like role as head of Cybertronian Intelligence from his brief appearance in Animated, making him into a character similar to M\*A\*S\*H's Major Charles Winchestor; a (former) high-ranking military officer that's pompous and conceited but has his heart in the right place.
Powerglide

* Robot Mode
* Jet Mode

Blaster (c/o)

Team Rodimus

Powerglide is a supporting character in Transformers Loud. He's a proud member of the Autobot resistance able to transform into a fighter jet. Well, proud mostly for his "spectacular" flying skills. When he first appears in the series, he acts as a part of Blaster's unit on the planet Eurythma.

## Personality

Powerglide is quite possibly the most show-off-y Autobot ever forged. He's a young aerial daredevil who is virtually unmatched by any other flier on either side of the war, able to perform barrel rolls, tail stands, death spirals, and other insane stunts other jet-formers would never dream of. The problem, though, is how much he talks about it. He'll always show off as long as he has some kind of audience, and is constantly going on about how his skills surpass every other flyer. With such a reputation, it's understandable that he doesn't have many friends and will happily take their admiration, which suits him just fine. Because when push comes to shove, no one can question either Powerglide's dedication to the Autobot cause or his willingness to take a bullet for any of his teammates without a second thought.

## History

### Pre-Series

Many years ago, Powerglide and his close friend Warpath joined the Destron corps to protect the peace, like many young, naive mechs before them, even having their bodies rebuilt into army-type weaponry (in Powerglide's case, a fighter aircraft). However, they soon lost their faith in the cause when they saw some of their "comrades" brutally assaulting several unarmed Autobot troops after a fierce battle, and the two tried to defend them. The surviving rebels managed to flee, but Powerglide and Warpath were placed under arrest for assaulting fellow officers and "disrupting the peace". After a "fair" trial, the two were found guilty and were slated for execution. Several cycles later, the duo were placed on a stage in a town square in front of a crowd of Cybertronian citizens. Thankfully for the flyboy and tank-buster, a small group of Autobots led by Rodimus managed to disrupt the "ceremony", breaking them free and helped them escape, leading them back to their temporary base.

## Armaments

* Jet Mode

Powerglide is able to transform into a jet, able to cruise at speeds of 500mph, though can also increase his power output and speed to 3200mph for short periods of time.

* Laser Pistol

Powerglide is armed with a standard-issue laser pistol.
Season 2.5

Transformers Loud Season 2.5 is a seven part mini-series that takes place in between Seasons 2 and 3. This gives a glimpse into Team Rodimus's lives before joining the Autobot Resistance and several key battles/events in between then and their arrival to Earth, as well as meet the rest of their group of friends from their home city of Nyon.

## Cast

### Autobots

* as Rodimus
* as Springer
* as Jazz
* as Skids
* as Arcee
* as Smokescreen
* as Drift
* as Sunstreaker
* as Sideswipe
* as Wheeljack
* as Omega Supreme
* as Kup
* as Tracks
* as Hoist
* as Grapple
* as Inferno
* as Red Alert
* as Cliffjumper
* as Pipes
* as Tailgate
* as Swerve
* as Gears
* as Brawn
* as Windcharger
* as Chromedome
* as Trailbreaker
* as Warpath
* as Powerglide
* as Cosmos
* Orion Pax
* Dion
* Ariel
* as Chromia
* as FIrestar
* as Moonracer
* as Greenlight
* as Lancer
* as Blurr
* as Punch
* as Fastlane
* as Cloudraker
* as Ultra Magnus
* Ironhide
* Ratchet
* Blaster
* Perceptor

### Humans (minor role)

* 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

### Destrons

* as Cyclonus
* as Scourge
* as various Seekers & Photons
* as Sentinel Prime
* as Full-Tilt
* as Wipe-Out

### Others

* as various Junkions
	+ as Wreck-Gar

## Episodes

 The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend | 2
 Assault | 3
 Team Rodimus | 4

## Notes

This mini-series actually has a very interesting framing device, involving Team Rodimus and the Louds on a week-long camping trip (using Omega as a high-tech camper van to test out his mobile base mode), and to make these "campfire stories" they've heard about more interesting, the 'Bots compiled copies of some of their memory files and input them into Teletraan X and edited them into the form of a human movie, even with digitalized moments that they weren't there for and they only heard via the radio. In fact, during certain points of the stories, we'll often cut back to the group reacting to some of the events that are displayed, either laughing at some of their stupid actions, explaining stuff to the kids (to help with exposition), and tensing up either by getting angry or tearing up when it gets to something... emotional.

This "season" only consisting of four episodes is a nod to the 4-part "limited series" that kicked off the original Marvel Comics series.

Aside from giving some backstory to this version of the Transformers race, the main narrative purpose of this mini-series is to act as setup for Red Alert, Grapple, Hoist, Cyclonus, and many other characters/plot points in Season 3, and this is to help establish their relationships with the main cast.
Dirge

Dirge is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He is a member of the Destron Seeker air force.

## Personality

Dirge is, sort and simple, an idiot. All he really knows how to do is follow orders and get shot down/ram into things, and is often played up as the comic relief, even among his fellow coneheads Ramjet and Thrust.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Null Rays
Sweeps

* Robot Mode
* Vehicle Mode

The Sweeps are a collection of characters in Transformers Loud. They were the demon-like foot soldiers of the Decepticons.

## Personalities

All of the Sweeps were virtually indistinguishable from each other, with them all possessing the same urges to fight, conquer and destroy.

## History

### The Civil War

As the Decepticons prepared their weapons for their strike on all of Cybertron, many of their number upgraded their bodies into a simple, streamlined design, in the form of ghoulish warriors that were referred to simply as "The Sweeps". They served as the group's main foot soldiers for the full duration of the Civil War until they were destroyed when the Destrons launched their final assault on their captial of Kaon.

## Weapons

* Transformation

The Sweeps were able to transform into

* Laser Rifles
Jolt

* Robot Mode
* Car Mode

* Drift

Jolt is a minor character in Transformers Loud. He's a Destron soldier, acting as a member of the team commanded by Krok.

## Personality

If ever there were an eager little flunky, it's Jolt. Under Krok's approving eye, he will leap into battle and tackle the nearest enemy. He will joyfully confront his enemies in combat... so long as he has backup. While he can be as mean as he is fast, he's also quite fearful whenever he's outgunned, and he'll peel out at the first sign of trouble.

## History

### Season 1

Jolt was among Krok's unit when they touched down to Earth. As such, he worked with his team in attacking Royal Woods to draw out the Autobots. Around the end of the strife, he had cornered Smokescreen after he got trapped underneath some rubble protecting Lincoln and Lucy. As the rookie soldier pointed his blaster at the young rebel's head module pointblank, mentioning it wasn't anything personal, Drift threw one of his swords into Jolt's back, ending the soldier's life.

## Armaments & Abilities

* Transformation
* Blaster

Jolt's spoiler is able to form a laser blaster.

* Shield

Jolt is able to take the roof of his car mode and use it as a shield to protect himself from enemy fire (from the front, at least).

## Notes

Jolt is the first character (Transformers character, at least) in this series to be KIA'd, mostly as a way to represent the "anyone can die at any time" rule for the series. Jolt in particular was chosen - with his appearance coming from his toy from the 2007 movie toyline but with the personality described on his G2 bio - mostly due to his rather basic car-former appearance; plus it also acts as a nod to his Autobot counterpart's brief screentime (to put it lightly) in Revenge of the Fallen. Though even in his short time, there is a bit of fun done with his character, like using his arm kibble as a shield.
Onslaught

* Robot Mode
* Truck Mode

Vortex

Blast Off

Sentinel Prime (commanding officer)

Ultra Magnus (former mentor)

Predacons

Onslaught is a main character in Transformers Loud, acting as a major antagonist in Season 3. Able to transform into a combat truck and trained by Ultra Magnus himself during his time with them, he serves as a general in the Destron Army, acting as the commanding officer of his own small fleet of ships and his own crack commando team, the Combaticons.

## Personality

Precision, strategy, and cunning are Onslaught's watchwords, and they're often necessary to reign in his troops. On the battlefield, he's a tactical genius, able to come up with tactics on the fly, even getting a thrill from designing battle plans, strategies, and tactics, and then watching his soldiers carry them out. He's also immediate to take command of a situation if another commander is unable to. He's no coward that stays on the sidelines however, as when required, he will engage in battle with strength, cunning and earthquaking fury. Off the battlefield though, he's actually quite the friendly individual, always enjoying company with his brothers.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Laser Rifle
* Laser Turret

## Notes

Onslaught's Seeker troops are made up of the Seekers that appear throughout the original More than Meets the Eye three-parter from the original Sunbow cartoon - mainly so the Autobots have a group of "generic" characters they can deal with throughout the season (or at the very least, the first few episodes while they get used to using their Starfighters) - with Thundercracker and Skywarp also throw into the mix (mostly just as a way to put them in the series somehow).
Season 1

The first season of Transformers Loud presents the basics of the show, introducing the main characters of the story (Team Rodimus and the Loud Family) and most of the basic mechanics of the universe.

After escaping their home planet of Cybertron, a ragtag group of robotic alien rebels calling themselves Autobots crash land on the planet Earth and try to adapt to their new home with the help of a family of twelve, while also keeping it safe from invasion of their Destron suppressors.

## Cast

### Autobots

* as Rodimus
* as Springer
* as Jazz
* as Skids
* as Sideswipe
* as Smokescreen
* as Mirage
* as Hoist
* as Tracks
* as Wheeljack
	+ 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 Clyde McBride
* as Bobby Santiago
* as Ronnie Anne Santiago
* as Sam Sharp
* as Sully
* as Mazzy

### Destrons

* as Starscream
* as Sunstorm
* as Bitstream
* as Hotlink
* as Nacelle
* as Knock Out
* as Breakdown
* as Drag Strip
* as Dead End
* as Wild Rider
* as Devastator
	+ as Scrapper
	+ as Mixmaster
	+ as Long Haul
	+ as Hook
	+ as Bonecrusher
	+ as Scavenger

## Notes

This season focuses a lot more on the Loud House side of the crossover, with a majority of episodes this season being based around LH episodes or other scenarios come up for the Autobots and the sisters to bond over, which is all in an effort to help establish the bonds between each respective Loud sister and their respective Autobot partner and vice versa.