Arcee

* Robot Mode (Cybertron)
* Car Mode (Earth)
* Car Mode (Cybertron)

Sis (Lynn Jr.)

Springer

Mirage

Smokescreen

Sideswipe

Greenlight

Ironhide, Leadfoot, Topspin & Roadbuster

Cyclonus & Scourge

Arcee is a main character in Transformers Loud. She's a rather rambuncious Autobot rebel that acts as part of Team Rodimus, acting as one of the team's frontline fighters. She also acts as Lynn Loud Jr.'s partner and guardian, who she also aids in her many sports around Royal Woods.

## Personality

Arcee may be a loyal member of the Resistence, but she has a much stronger adventurous streak that stretches a mile long with plenty of energy to spare. No chance of danger is too high to dissuade her from seeking out something new and she can easily hold her own against the best of them, always ready with a snarky quip even in the face of deactivation, and not afraid to bend the rules every now and then. She seemingly rarely ever gets scared by anything, to the point where she can sometimes come off as pretty ruthless.

The reason for this near ferocity is how much she cares for her brothers and later surrogate sisters, especially her partner. She knows how fragile her organic companions are, and she's equally aware of the evils of which the Destrons are capable. Her brothers may be more durable than humans, but she nonetheless fights to keep them safe as well. A good number of them get in plenty of trouble on a regular basis, so someone crazy enough has to keep their wits about them to pull them out of the fire when they get in over their heads.

She's also REALLY likes guns. Big guns especially. Like...to a worrying degree.

## History

### The Rebellion

Like the rest of her team, Arcee was forged and "grew up" in the city of Nyon. There, she made a name for herself for being one of the best players in the city's Cube game.

## Abilities & Equipment

* Transformation
* Optic Scanner

Arcee has a red scanning visor that folds down from her helmet in front of her optics.

Similarly to Rodimus, she gave her Holo-Avatar a pair of red-tinted sunglasses as an accessory based off of them.

* Hand-to-Hand Skills
* Athletism
* Swordsmanship

Drift has given 'Cee a bit of training in how to handle his short-swords.

* Dual Pistols
* X12 Scrapmaker Machine Gun

Arcee's personal favorite firearm is her X12 Scrapmaker, a highly powerful, multi-barreled weapon fashioned similarly to the Minigun weapon used on Earth. It requires a few seconds to "charge up", during which its rate of fire is very low, before unleashing its full destructive power and extremely high rate of fire.

## Relationships

### Lynn Jr.

When the team first arrived on Earth, Arcee and Lynn got along rather quickly due to their shared high energy and 'Cee learning that Earth had activities similar to Cube. However, unlike the others, her patience for Lynn's more abrasive tendencies has a limit, and she's not afraid to call her out on her behavior when she pushes it too far.

She also grew very protective of her little sister overtime, quick to lash out at Smokescreen in particular whenever he would make either a snide remark or just fully snap at her whenever he got particularly annoyed by her attitude.

### Smokescreen

Arcee is probably the closest to Smokescreen out of all the team, having a very close big sister/younger brother-like dynamic that love to go off on their own little "expeditions", especially when they're really bored.

## Notes

Arcee's inclusion in this series (while fairly typical of most TF media) is to act as the sole girl of Team Rodimus to counterbalance the Louds' one boy, ten (nine here) girls situation, and her portrayal is based heavily off of her more modern (honestly very fun) depictions in Cyberverse and EarthSpark, with her being incredibly adventurous and energetic and even using a machine gun as one of her main weapons (which gets its name from a weapon from WFC). However, she does maintain part of her nurturing/motherly nature from G1, and that's mainly why she into Lynn's partner in this series; while she is just as energetic as the fifth oldest of the Louds, and even made into somewhat of a sports nut to tie them together a little more, she's meant to act as the one to help steer Lynn down a better path, helping her become a better tempered and generally develop into a fairer player, person and sister (somewhat like her relationship with the character of Gauge from IDW2).

* And even then, there are a multitude of nods to her various interpretations throughout the franchise (since she pops up practically as much as Optimus and Bee), such has her main firearm(s) being a pair of dual laser pistols based off of this image of her from the Dreamwave comics era. This is very apparent in her relationships among the team, like having a friendship with Sideswipe as a nod to their bond in the IDW comics, Smokescreen like in Prime (though as an inverse to how it was handled there considering Cee's much calmer, less PTSD-induced attitude here, being a lot closer to her and Grimlock's dynamic in Cyberverse), and of course Roddy and Springer as a nod to her "relationships" with the two of them in G1; though of course, while there it was meant to be of a more romantic interest nature (especailly with Springer), here she's more just the two's hyper little sister.

So as to help differentiate this version of Arcee from most other versions of the character, her design has been changed; her normal pink has been swap out for the hot pink/magenta from her Animated counterpart and the design for her helmet has been changed from the Princess Leia inspired "bun-head for a metallic ponytail, taken from Elita One's original designation of "Ariel" but modified slightly to have features of Cee's normal helmet, in a manner similar to Elita's own Animated counterpart or her appearance in Energon. Plus, it helps to better show how "flashier" this version of Cee is. Also, unlike Rodimus and Springer who've had Earth modes given to them in this series, G1 Arcee actually *has* been given an Earth alternate form, gaining one in the "Transformers vs. the Terminator" comic book series in the form of a 1983 Ford Mustang. So, this series takes that design (created by IDW regular Alex Milne) and mixes it with her original cartoon model & generally slimmed down to look a little more blocky and "G1-esque".

- Fun fact: in the Bumblebee movie, Arcee was actually voiced by the twins' voice actress, Grey DeLisle/Griffith.