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Tap-Out

* Post peace
* Pre peace

**Tap-Out** spent a long time as a prisoner of the Decepticons, forced to do battle in the grease pits of Polyhex for the amusement of his captors. Frequently taking the place of others in his captured unit, Tap-Out ended up taking the lives of his fellow Autobots, which left scars he still carries to this day.

Eventually freed by an Autobot strike force, Tap-Out has become more determined to prevent the loss of innocent life. He generally maintains an air of upbeat good humor, admirable for someone who went through the horrors he did, but the anger and pain do come through at times. Should he think his charges are being threatened, he will rush in with fists flying almost without a second thought, which has led to a few confrontations and misunderstandings that could easily have been avoided.

Still, most appreciate his dedication to saving lives, particularly those who have little combat ability themselves. Tap-Out's incredible grappling skills, which have surprised many a Decepticon due to his small stature, have put many a would-be threat face-first in the dirt.

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Tap-Out became part of Powerflash's Stealth Team, as part of the Autobot Elite Guard. Their victories included attacks on Deszaras's projects in Gygax.

On one of his first missions, Sprocket wound up getting his processor scrambled. Tap-Out and the rest of the Stealth Team wound up breaking him out of an Iacon mental institution so that he could rejoin them on their missions.

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Tap-Out's portrayal is based on Templeton Peck also known as Faceman/Face;
The List

**The List** is a very, very bad thing to be on.

Being on The List means that you are an Autobot, Decepticon, or former Decepticon who has in one way or another stymied the grand plans of Megatron and thus can expect a visit from the Decepticon Justice Division, during which you will experience an excruciatingly painful death. The only reason you aren't dead *yet* is because they haven't made it to your name on The List... though the fact that you're on it may only become apparent a few moments after the D.J.D. arrives.

Many rank-and-file Decepticons believe the D.J.D. just makes it up as they go, as they've shown no compunction with killing targets of opportunity (or really anyone who gets in their way) and just what it takes to get on The List in the first place can be incredibly cryptic and stupid to the common 'Con. But while the D.J.D. doesn't mind deviating from its strict linear order, The List *does* exist, and once you're on it the only way you'll survive being struck off is at the whim of the Division or on orders from Megatron himself.

## Names on The List

* Drift — Abandoned the Decepticons and defected to the Autobots.
* Starscream — Was on an earlier version of The List for unknown crimes, though it's probably not hard to guess what they were and why he was Listed. He was later removed for reasons unknown.

† Executed by the D.J.D, or presumed so.
Nitro Zeus

**Nitro Zeus** (**Nitro** for short) comes across as little more than a loudmouthed, trash-talking, strutting, self-aggrandizing jerk. He is all of those things, but unfortunately for his enemies, he's got the strength and skill to back up his ego. Though his manner makes his seem like a rowdy brawler, Nitro is actually more the stalk-and-destroy type. He is a powerful, merciless hunter, using his vast arsenal and formidable tracking skills to locate and capture whatever targets Megatron demands.

Even off the battlefield, Nitro makes it his business to know everything he can about where you live and who you associate with, just in case. Ever since Nitro was taken prisoner by humans, he's been passing the time by tracking his captors' families. Fortunately, Nitro is such a braggart that he'll share all his intel before he gets a chance to use it.

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Rania Sunari

## Debut and Portrayal

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Rania Sunari is a young priestess from the planet of Mir.

Seven Autobots arc.

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A beautiful Mirian girl

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Brave even when facing the Decepticons.

looks up to Optimus Prime when

Caring for the people that are friends and family to her.
Skywarp

Teleportation is a dangerous tool in the hands of a capable adversary. Thankfully for the Autobots, **Skywarp** is the only Decepticon known to possess that ability. Unfortunately for them, however, she knows how to use it which makes her a dangerous enemy on the battlefield.

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Quintessa

**Quintessa** is a mysterious, powerful space sorceress and leader of an alien race called the Quintessons. from the planet of Quintellion.

Then again, she's also been referred to as "The Great Deceiver", so how much of what she says is actually *true* may be up for debate. What *does* appear to be true about Quintessa is that she's a ruthless, genocidal psychopath with massive delusions of grandeur—an overall "charming" personality that, quite frankly, makes her more endearing to the tyrannical Megatron than to the noble Optimus Prime.

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Tarn (polity)

**Tarn** is one of Cybertron's many city-states. It borders Vos and Iacon. Tarn is the largest city-state after Iacon and, in a military sense, its superior. It is situated in or near a valley.

Tarn and Vos were city-states with a history of rivalry. During the Golden Age, some attempts at pacifying the states were made by making Tarn the location of the annual State Games. During the civil war, Tarn surrendered to the Decepticons with minimal resistance, offering to root out Autobot sympathizers. Seeking to create a model Decepticon city, Megatron appointed Shockwave governor. He requested the Vos Air Commander missile strike Tarn, using this as an opportunity to quell dissent by blaming the attack on the Iaconian Autobots.

Shockwave hailed from the city of Tarn.
Shocking

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Bulkhead walked into some power lines, which shocked him enough to make him fall onto the ground. Bulkhead found the experience tingly and suggested to Ironhide that he try it, and Ironhide sarcastically mused that it looked fun,

Yeah, that looked fun.

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The long-standing Transformers were tripping over power lines and not getting shocked by 500,000 volts of electricity.
Rippersnapper

**Rippersnapper's** greatest weapon is his mouth. While other Predacons simply maul their target, this crafty and highly intelligent Predacon mauls his target *and* breaks their morale and focus with scathing insults.

He and several of his fellow Predacons combine to form Abominus.

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R-Blade

**R-Blade** (アールブレイド *Āru Bureido*) is a member of the Cyberjets, and works as a consul at Autobot City, working on matters of diplomacy with the humans of Earth. When pressed into battle, his "Sonic Lance" missiles are loaded with a wide variety of warheads, giving him a great many combat options. Thankfully, he has the skill to properly exploit those options.

He's a big Jetfire fanboy, which explains his colors.

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Ramhorn

**Ramhorn** is one bad-tempered tape. In beast mode, he's very aggressive and easily provoked. If somebody messes with his stuff, he'll most likely smash the offender, then smash the tampered-with belongings, then smash everything nearby for good measure. He's very strong, too, able to derail a train with a single blow if he wants to. Even in cassette mode, he can give off damaging vibrations; this *probably* wouldn't derail a train, but don't test him.

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rhino mode like real-life black rhinos, he attacks with aggression.
Robot mode

**Robot mode** (also known as **"bot-form"**) is the form that Transformers have outside of their alternate mode. Although generally a bipedal humanoid in shape, the robot mode is not always so. Prominent examples include the Mini-Cassettes with animal-based forms, as the cassette would be considered their alternate mode, while the "beast mode" would be considered their robot mode. Another unique situation concerns the Mutants, Transformers who have lost their robot mode but acquired *two* beast modes.

Generally speaking, robot mode provides greater freedom of movement and better combat capabilities (though this can also be said of alternate modes that are designed for combat). Often, the alternate mode will be given or taken to better facilitate the robot mode, such as repair (which is what Teletraan I did with the Autobots and Decepticons aboard the Ark) or for protecting the robot mode (which was done to protect the sparks of the Maximals and Predacons during the Beast Wars). After taking an alternate mode, the robot mode will display the characteristics of the alternate mode.
Swoop

Fall of Cybertron

**Swoop** (aka **Strafe**) very much looks at life as an adventure. Laid back, quick with the jibs, and carefree, Swoop found a new lease on life as a result of Shockwave's experiments. While Slug sees his dinosaur form as his soul made manifest, Swoop is simply in love with the wings. Though he doesn't hate his previous form, he has taken great pride in his newly-found gift of flight. He revels in the freedom his *Pteranodon* mode offers, as it possesses capabilities that surpass the most advanced fighter jets.

Unfortunately, this sense of pride has all engendered a carelessness in Swoop. He's not always quick at recognizing dangers nor does he show an appropriate maturity in how he handles them. Like the others, he looks up to Grimlock, but he is easily the most likely to give the Dinobot commander reason to worry about them.

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prominent Brooklyn accent

upbeat attitude

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Swoop is the only original Dinobot who is not technically a dinosaur.
Roadbuster

When **Roadbuster** isn't out bashing Decepticons with his buddies, the Wreckers, there are only a couple of other places to look for him. He might be in his shop, hammering out a new piece of armor or putting together another in the line of powerful weapons he's made for the Wreckers. He might be out on the race track, pushing his engine to the limit with his human buddy Sergeant Recon. Wherever he is, though, you can be sure he'll be going about his task with his head down and his shoulders set. Roadbuster's not a big talker, and he's no genius, but his willpower and dogged tenacity always get the job done.

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Mach

The "Warrior of the Moon" of Multiforce, **Mach** (マッハ *Mahha*) is easily the most soft-spoken of the team. Incredibly quick to make friends, he's downright gentle when dealing with his companions, having grown especially close to his nominal partner Tackle. Their roles often keep them far apart, so the two spend much of their time together combined into Machtackle.

And yet despite this lightness when dealing with the often-hot-headed Multiforce, Mach is no slouch in combat, and will not hesitate to join a fight against evil. Harnessing the power of the Moon, Mach can twist gravity to keep his foes disoriented and open to his teammates' attacks.

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Machtackle
Requiem Blaster

The **Requiem Blaster** is a powerful weapon of the Thirteen that is able to draw power from a quasar's sound waves, a supernova's thermal energy, or a black hole's gravity. The blaster is massive enough to have its own gravity and is far too large for a modern Transformer to wield or even pull the trigger.

The former archivist Optimus Prime has never encountered any record of a Transformer surviving a direct hit from the Requiem Blaster. It might just be the most powerful weapon ever.
Space bridge

The **space bridge** (also spelled **spacebridge**, **Spacebridge**, or **Space Bridge**) is a form of interplanetary transport, allowing Transformers to move from one planet to another almost instantaneously without the need for a spacecraft, via a "short-cut" through the extradimensional realm of unspace. Early models required machinery at both ends of the bridge to open a stable dimensional portal, but later iterations of the technology consisted only of a generator at the departure point, which could open bridges to the desired location without the need of a receiver at the other end. Centuries into the future, space bridges have evolved into Transwarp Drive, allowing vessels to generate their own portals wherever required.
Octane

**Octane** (aka **Tankor**, **Fuselage**, or **Octone**) is considered vile, even by Decepticon standards. This triple changing bully is a cheat, a liar, and a coward who thinks only of himself and can't be trusted any further than Megatron can throw Devastator.

The only reason that this inveterate thief is allowed to continue functioning is that he has an uncanny ability to locate stores of fuel for his fellow Decepticons and is usually able to spin a fairly convincing excuse for why he was unable to assist them in their latest battle. As annoying and frustrating as he may be to work with, most of his allies will grudgingly admit that he does perform his job as a fuel transport quite well—if he could just get over his annoying habit of making them beg for every drop.

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Teeth

**Teeth** are a part of Transformer anatomy sometimes found inside the mouth, surrounding the tongue. Though Transformer teeth seem similar in structure and appearance to the teeth of humans, what function they serve on Transformers can be a subject of debate.

Humans use teeth primarily for breaking down the foods they consume into digestible portions, but Transformer fuel is mostly, if not entirely, liquid. Human teeth are also used to help form certain sounds in their language, in conjunction with the tongue. Transformers are capable of human speech and sometimes are shown to have both teeth and a tongue, so it's possible their teeth may be used for communication. Two functions of teeth definitely shared between humans and Transformers are using them as a weapon and baring them to indicate hostility.

Transformers who have animal-based alternate modes tend to have teeth in those adopted forms. Most of these alternate modes were acquired after contact with other planets such as Earth, so the inclusion of teeth in Transformer anatomy is often irrelevant to understanding why some Transformers have them. However, eons of conflict have taught the Transformers to take advantage of whatever weapons one can find, and some have taken quite a liking to teeth.
Relatives

Throughout the Transformers multiverse are many Transformers who consider themselves family and refer to each other as such. The most common case is when two Transformers regard each other as siblings. Transformers even occasionally express familial relationships with non-Transformers.

Given that Transformers are not organic life and likely do not reproduce sexually, the origin, distinction, and exact meaning of many of these terms are frequently unclear.

Notably, a lot of Japanese-originated continuities have significant amounts of sibling relationships.

## Notable siblings

*See also: Twin*
* The Thirteen refer to each other as siblings and are all the creation of Primus.
* Optimus Prime and
* Pounce and Wingspan
* Rumbler and Sprocket are twin brothers.
* Windbreaker was noted to be a relative of Windcharger.
* Runamuck and Runabout.
* Blackout and Grindor
* Primus and Unicron and Gaea
* Leozack and Lyzack
* Fastlane and Cloudraker
* Shockwave and Sixshot
* Jetstorm and Jetfire
* Hardtop and Swindle
* Skyquake and Dreadwing
* Sideswipe and Sunstreaker
* Shadow Striker and Roulette

## Parents and children

* Optimus Prime may have a mother and father.
* Soundwave is the father of his Mini-Cassettes
* Predaking sees Shockwave as his father
* Shutter was the mother of Bumblebee.
* Hound has a father who never called him.

## Other relatives

* Dreadwing is the twin of Skyquake. It is described as a "Split Spark".
* Kup has a nephew.
* Rattrap calls Arcee his "great-aunt."
* Optimus Prime once considered Megatron his brother.
* The Thirteen left behind a few descendants, some of which formed certain of the many variations seen in the Cybertronian race. Shifters like Makeshift are supposedly descended from Amalgamous Prime and Optimus Prime is implied to be a descendant of Prima due to possessing a "Primian" polarity.
* Medix has a large extended family, including Ratchet (uncle), Apax (great-aunt), Torquesteer (grandfather), and Wrench (second cousin).
Rumbler

**Rumbler** is called on in times of major crisis to form a line of defense against the Decepticons. His massive heavily armored Exo-suit roams the battlefield, impervious to enemy firepower, pounding and mauling all attackers who cross its path. He tries to tolerate the antics of his brother, Sprocket.

On one of his first missions, Sprocket wound up getting his processor scrambled. Rumbler and the rest of the Stealth Team wound up breaking him out of an Iacon mental institution so that he could rejoin them on their missions.

There are just times where he can't stand his brother.

Cares for the team

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Spacecase

Different robots have different skills and weaknesses. **Space Case**'s skills consist mainly of going very, very fast, thanks to his plasma-powered engines. It's a good thing too, because his weaknesses mainly consist of being dumber than a fence post. The truth is he's so dumb he should almost certainly have been killed in combat by now; only raw speed and dumb luck have kept him alive this long.

He thinks humans all look the same and that they're "fleshy and gross". He also underestimates how easy it might be for humans to use his peers' weaponry on him.

He's also fast. *Extremely* fast. In fact, that's the *only* reason he hasn't been defeated, as he has a mind that's on the fritz and hence is only slightly more intelligent than the average rock. He thinks he's survived all this time because of all the Cyberglyphs tattooed on his armor, but it's probably because he's just *that* fast, and fast targets are hard to hit.

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Smokejumper

An intelligence analyst, **Smokejumper** has a meticulous eye for detail. He is so single-minded, that he's unable to think outside of his current mission objective. His partner Dreadwing calls him a geek. Even his fellow Decepticons find him frustrating to relate to. Relatively unarmed and unpopular, he relies on Dreadwing to watch his back when he's wrapped up in his work.
Ramjet

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What can really be said about someone whose only idea of strategy is to smash into things with his head? In **Ramjet**'s defense, he's specifically built to survive such midair collisions and his prey most definitely is not. The strategy can be frighteningly effective, since no one expects a fighter jet to ram them. Ramjet has a tendency to regard the sky as belonging only to him, and will frequently ram even neutral or friendly targets. Though he is built to take such hits, frequent collisions and crashes can still take their toll on his internal mechanisms.

And yet, despite all of this, he's still convinced he's an evil genius. Some mechs never learn.

modified F-15

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Shrapnel

The eccentric way in which **Shrapnel** (aka **Sharpshot** and **Skrapnel**) phrases her dialogue may seem endearing at first, first. Others are soon to discover that her seemingly benign tic is merely the gateway to a frighteningly twisted and perverse mind, even for a Decepticon, Decepticon. A master of electricity, her dark desires put this skill to use on her victims, victims. Nothing delights her more than seeing how they squirm from her touch.

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Six-Gun

The name **Six-Gun** (also **Sixgun**) isn't just metaphorical; this Autobot soldier is literally a walking, talking mass of weaponry. Six-Gun is one of Metroplex's autonomous troops and is composed of six of the Titan's guns. Along with Scamper and Slammer, he helps patrol and defend Metroplex's interior and periphery. Like his partners, he is mentally linked to Metroplex and shares a similar personality. Perhaps befitting a living artillery battery, Six-Gun tends to be a bit blusterer and more belligerent than his teammates.
Roadstorm

**Roadstorm** follows where the road takes him. Though he is usually associated with the Decepticons, he has no interest in their goals of conquest. He simply does jobs for them to keep himself in energon, and as soon as that scene gets too heavy, he's outta there. Distancing himself from the lowbrow "L7" creeps under Megatron's employ, he thinks of himself as a "road scholar", roaming the highways and deserts, thinking deep thoughts and jotting down poetry... between rounds of blowing things up with his rifle "Dutch" to stave off boredom.

His hep lingo sometimes loses those cats he chooses to groove with. Can you dig?

He seems to have something resembling an actual friendship with the Decepticon "femme fatale" Thunderblast.
Processor

**Processors** are devices that are used by Transformers that process information and relate it to the individual mechanoid. Their increasing use in describing mechanoid anatomy (as opposed to attributing everything to circuits) can in some ways be attributed to the fact that writers within the Transformers franchise *actually know how computers work now*.

### Central/Cerebral/Core processor

It is likely that the Central processor, Cerebral processor, and Core processor refer to the same thing, possibly the mechanical equivalent of a biological brain. When these terms are used in figures of speech, they seem to be used in place of "mind" or "(metaphorical) heart". There are various instances where the Central-, Cerebral- or Core processor was mentioned:

### Logic processors

Logic processors process the information a Transformer is receiving and determine how much sense it makes. How these correlate with logic circuits is unstated.

### Meta processors

Meta processors are processors that process a Transformer's conception of reality itself.

### Vocal processors

Vocal processors convert electronic data intended for verbal communication into audible signals and allow Transformers to speak to their comrades.
Megatron (BW)

Megatron

**Megatron** (aka **Savage, Noble,** **Gnashteeth,** **Beast Megatron,** **Galavar** and, um, **Joe**) began with one goal: restoring glory and power to the Predacon race, with himself at the helm. What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share this goal is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent *of the Antichrist*. He is willing to risk *everything*—time, space, himself—if need be. He's willing to commit omnicide if it will further his goals. And there were times he would have won were it not for Optimus Primal.

Megatron is skillful at orchestrating vast schemes by manipulating others into doing them for him—an idle suggestion here, a conspicuously planted object of interest there. He knows his enemies, and these include some minions, inside and out and exactly how to provoke them. He has no friends, only pawns, or occasionally, pawns that are too reliable to risk losing. Because of this attitude, this superiority complex, he despises working with the very troops he needs to carry out his plans. His hubris does not make him very popular, and so he must rely on power and fear to rule them. In fact, he prefers mindless drones.

Megatron is a gambler and can sometimes be a ham. (His manner of saying "Yesss..." is practically vaudevillian.) He has a twisted sense of humor and an overdeveloped sense of drama which rule everything he conceives, both long and short term. When he destroys you, he wants you to know that it was he who did this, and just how badly you were had. This is his greatest weakness. Like a Bond villain, he'll gladly boast to the hero at length about how smart and clever he was, giving his victim time to formulate a counterattack (he admits the Predacons sometimes gloat too much). He often sabotages himself by neglecting the quick and easy solutions for the bigger, meaner, and more complex.

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Megatron's T. rex mode is based on the most recent accurate models of Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Quickslinger

**Quickslinger** used to be a tenacious soldier, and a gutsy gal at that; she often took on assignments that seemed too big for a 'bot of such small stature. She has since abandoned the battlefield, seeking out a new mission in life after deciding that the war was a lost cause.

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Topspin

If it doesn't result in at least a few dings and scraped paint, **Topspin** isn't interested. To him, buckled and burnt armor are signs of a life well-led. As one of the Wreckers, he's proud of being one tough bot and is more than happy to wear the scars to prove it. He is sometimes called **Volleybot**.

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Skullcruncher

**Skullcruncher** (aka **Skullsmasher**) would be an apex predator and darling of the battlefield if it weren't for one little thing: he has an idiosyncratic habit of grinding his teeth before launching an attack. The racket this nervous tic produces is so loud and obnoxious it actually tips the enemy off to his whereabouts. So as one can imagine, few Decepticons wish to be partnered with him and his more enviable qualities go unnoticed and unappreciated.

Perhaps because of this feeling of dismissal, Skullcruncher has developed something of a binge-eating disorder. Or, rather, a "binge-eating-Autobots disorder". While he thinks they taste a little yucky, Skullcruncher will ravenously scarf down as many Autobots as he can during battle, making him positively *terrifying* to the opposition. This image as a mindless, cannibalistic monster has only further solidified Skullcruncher's reputation as a big, dumb beast no one wants to hang out with.

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Slash

**Slash** is the newest member of the Dinobots, an elite tracker who always finds her target. When paired with a Prime Master, she tends to use her newfound power to further hone her tracking abilities.

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Slash is inspired by the *Age of Extinction* character of the same name.
Scourge

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**Scourge** is Galvatron's implacable tracker and the universe's most fearsome hunter.

He is a ferocious but patient killer who makes sure that all who oppose him, or his master will die, and his body is covered with insignias claimed as grisly trophies of his many kills. However, please make no mistake, Scourge is Unicron's servant, and any failure on his part is immediately punished with extreme pain. It is a testament to Scourge's skill that he rarely fails.

"*I enjoy that look of confusion when an inferior being meets a higher power.*" —*Scourge*

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A mix of G1 and Rise of The Beasts Movie Scourge

Scourge's grill is decorated with insignia "trophies" taken from his slain enemies, which transform into his arms and shoulders in robot mode. Looking closely, one can identify Autobot, Decepticon, Maximal, Mercenary, Predacon, Terrorcon, Elite Guard, and Wrecker insignias.
Twin

Transformer **twins** often share a closer connection than other forms of Transformer relatives. The exact process by which an 'unborn' Transformer becomes a twin varies by the universe; most modern stories opt to use the idea of a single component used in reproduction (protoforms, sparks) splitting. Twin characters tend to act younger than other characters, although this is not a hard-and-fast rule.

Sideswipe and Sunstreaker were fraternal twin brothers. Fiction at the time never explored the details of this relationship, or if there was such a thing as identical twins.

Roulette and Shadow Striker are twins, or perhaps even triplets with their perished sister. Roulette and Shadow Striker have the same body-type, but what makes them twins is unexplained.
Thunderblast

**Thunderblast** is obsessed with power. She craves it, but rather than directly attaining it herself, she instead seeks to gain power by latching onto a male Decepticon who has it. She forms an instant infatuation with the strongest Decepticon she can find... but as soon as the power structure shifts, so does the focus of her affections.

Though she's fickle and flighty (and greedy and selfish and opportunistic and vain and overconfident and...) she's not *stupid*. She knows how to use her wiles to get what she wants and is always looking for suckers to manipulate to her advantage. She knows Autobots are generally reluctant to shoot at a female (especially one as pretty as she *thinks* she is) and uses that to her advantage as long as she can... at least, long enough to give them a face full of missiles. She's an effective warrior as most are on land but when it comes to aquatic combat, few can match her skill.

She seems to have something resembling an actual friendship with her fellow "demon" Roadstorm, despite his mellow, unambitious nature. And while she's generally disappointed if guys aren't fawning over her, she's found that she wants nothing to do with the geeky Shortround, who is always head over wheels in love with her. On the other end of the spectrum, she has quickly gained the undying hatred of the human girl and Bumblebee.
Yoketron

**Yoketron** is a wise old Autobot responsible for training the Autobot Cyber-Ninja Corps at the Cyber-Ninja Dojo, but more importantly, he protects the Autobots' cache of protoforms, which will have to be activated if Project Omega fails. He is a master of many martial arts, including Circuit-Su, Metallikato, Crystalocution, diffusion, Tekkaido, Tahtib-tron, and Laser Lathi.
Perceptor

In this article, we present overwhelmingly incontrovertible evidence that **Perceptor** is a peerless and demanding scientific mind. The breadth and depth of his knowledge is monotonically increasing, and there is a very high statistical correlation between his discoveries and the value they bring to the Autobots. While it is obvious to even the most casual observer that Perceptor is unrivaled in metallurgy, electrical engineering, and concomitant subfields of Cybertronian physiology, these abilities only constitute an inaccurate approximation of his unquenchable thirst for knowledge; to wit: his facility with all manners of scientific inquiry and analysis asymptotically approaches infinity.

Through dedicated empirical analysis subject to many rounds of peer review, Perceptor has acknowledged that there is an inverse relationship between his near-continual use of scientific terminology and the listener's ability or willingness to understand him. There is also some limited outlier data that perhaps suggests that his listeners experience ephemeral bouts of frustration due to what is erroneously perceived to be a ponderous manner of speaking vis-a-vis employment of a more remedial discourse. Perceptor hypothesizes that, in his implicit joviality, his tendency towards precision may blind him to the potential nonexistence of the universality of his extensive vocabulary.

Transforms into an artillery cannon and a microscope.

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Not to the level of Optimus but his deadpan, stoic and logical personality does create some good comedy.
Thunderwing

Thunderwing from the Prime game

Dark Energon

**Thunderwing** was created eons ago by his master Unicron to search out the Matrix of Leadership and destroy it. His loyalties lie firmly with his master and will do his bidding and will, even if said master no longer functions. He will use all resources possible to complete said mission, whether it be using the Decepticons or hunting down every single Autobot in his way.

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Windcharger

The Ark's crew who crash-landed on Earth, **Windcharger** is unquestionably the fastest on the ground, at least for short distances. Windcharger can go from zero to 60 MPH virtually instantly, limited only by the traction between his tires and their driving surface. Frequently, after tearing away with a neck-snapping jerk, he will just as rapidly squeal to a halt to investigate something that caught his eye, for Windcharger is impulsive as well as impatient, both in mind and in body.

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Twintwist

**Twintwist** is one of the last Transformers you'd expect to see fighting for the Autobots. He sometimes seems to be less an individual and more a metal box of seething rage. Maybe Optimus Prime is willing to give anyone a chance. Maybe Megatron has already turned him down. In any case, as much as his teammates hate having him around the base, where he is a bottomless well of antagonism, they love having him by their sides as they rush into battle because even among the Wreckers, Twintwist stands out as a pitiless killing machine.

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Thundercracker

"*These creatures were never worthy adversaries. The Decepticons are forged through combat, not slaughter.*" —*Thundercracker*

**Thundercracker** claims the skies as his arena. He looks down in contempt on those who cannot leave the ground — he considers them lesser beings. He will often attack the flightless beings below him for no other reason than to satisfy his scorn.

His superiority in this realm is the only thing he is sure of. Thundercracker is not entirely committed to the Decepticon cause, and even has some seemingly contradictory sympathy for the humans they terrorize. Fear of retribution from Megatron and the influence of his peers is usually enough to bury these doubts. Regardless, he needs constant reassurance from Skywarp and Starscream (which occasionally take the form of threats) that he's where he needs to be. Sometimes, his heart's just not in the job.

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One day, he adopts a dog named Buster.
Zanthus Minor

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Prowl was left behind.

Hot Shot attempted to

Bumblebee intervened.

An angered Optimus demoted Zanthus from major to minor.

## Trivia

Is a combination of Sentinel Minor and Wheeljack from Armada anime and Sentinel from the Animated series.
Wreckage

Cold, distant, and quiet among Decepticons, **Wreckage** is the indiscriminate, hot-blooded, stone-cold destroyer, a bringer of destruction, and a counterpart to the hot-wired Brawl. Deliberate and methodical in his attacks, he enjoys getting up close and personal to his targets and watching his foes squirm in agony as his twin swords cut deep below their armor. Circuits popping and vital processors sizzling to uselessness are the music he longs to make, and none of the Decepticons can argue with his taste for making Autobots suffer.

Even though he has been involved in some of the more successful Decepticon missions and is an avid supporter of Megatron, he is *not* considered to be one of their more reliable or trustworthy soldiers. He has a bad habit of caving under pressure, which makes him a poor candidate for leading missions. And all things considered, that's not going to clear up any time soon. But that doesn't stop him from thinking he deserves to be Megatron's right-hand man more than Starscream.

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Shatter

**Shatter** takes great joy in her work as a hunter. Partnered with Dropkick, she's not so much the "good cop" of the pair as the "not going to kill you *yet* cop." Unquestionably the brains of the duo, she's a smooth-talking manipulator who enjoys twisting the knife once she's found their quarry. She tends to let Dropkick do the dirtiest part of their work in the end, but she's a highly-skilled combatant on her own.

Her capabilities as a Triple Changer enable her to go "undercover" as a... okay, as a fairly conspicuous customized muscle car, and when the need for speed and firepower arises, change into a VTOL jet with under-slung artillery cannons.

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cruel, merciless, sly, deceptive, cunning, sadistic, psychopathic,

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Whirl

Vorns before Optimus Primal coined the phrase "Sometimes crazy works", **Whirl** was living it in action. Whirl believes that, logically speaking, insanity makes an extremely effective weapon. Enemies flee in terror before the absolutely insane maneuvers he pulls on the battlefield. His extreme maneuverability in helicopter mode lets him spin, bob, weave, dive, and bank like someone totally out of control. Or totally out of his mind.

Needless to say, Whirl is a rather reckless fighter and can take damage because of it. He's okay with that, because he absolutely LOVES his job... perhaps a little *too* much. Many of Whirl's comrades remain unsure if his wild behavior is truly an affectation, or if his increasingly-fleeting displays of rationality are actually the facade hiding a troubled psyche.

Whirl is (or was) a member of the elite Wreckers unit.

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Triage

**Triage** doesn’t seem the medic type at first glance. When the battle’s raging, this short-fused Autobot is just as likely to take a few shots at Decepticons with his built-in defibrillator as he is to heal up his allies.

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Ripclaw

**Ripclaw** is both unquestionably loyal to the Predacon cause and fiercely protective of her fellows. This almost maternal side of her personality is balanced out by the way she viciously crushes her enemies and leaves their circuits burning with her mech-venom. The Decepticons find her fairly easy to manipulate provided they frame their commands in a way that makes them seem the best course for Predacon kind.

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Tigatron

Damage to his stasis pod upon crashing to Earth caused **Tigatron** (aka **Unit 2**) to emerge far more tiger than robot. A loner who is more connected to the Earth than any other Beast Warrior, he enjoys the planet's natural beauty and is often concerned about the damage that the Transformers' battle is doing to it. Scout, infiltrator, and sometimes programming guru, Tigatron has filled a variety of roles for the Maximals.

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Tigatron's function was a scout, and he trans-scanned into a white tiger. His Quasar cannon was his powers and weapons, and his core traits were his fearlessness, down-to-earth attitude, and peaceable mindset. Tigatron's message from the future was that he should stick to the plan so that he will be reunited with a dear friend.

## Trivia

In the the Universal continuity, Tigatron transforms into a tiger with the "traditional" tiger look instead of the classic white tiger.
Transformer afterlife

Whereas humankind has fought wars over the meaning behind life and death, the Transformer race is fortunate enough to possess a sense of security in knowing for certain that their lifeforce will persist in some form when they pass on from the material plane to the **Transformer afterlife**.

At the heart of an endless, cyclical process of birth, death, and resurrection, the Cybertronian afterlife is an extradimensional realm that is the living essence of their creator Primus. It is the wellspring from which all Transformers' sparks are born, and the place to which they return when they die. When a Transformer is brought online, it is commonly through the use of a sacred treasure which serves as a means of access to Primus's realm. Through this implement, a spark departs the afterlife and enters the new Transformer's body, granting it life. The Transformer then lives out their life, and upon the moment of their death, their spark will return whence it came, taking with it all the emotions, experiences, and knowledge that the Transformer has gained throughout their time online. All this information is suffused into the collective essence of the afterlife, gathering with that derived from all other sparks from throughout time, forming a collection of information known as the "Wisdom of the Ages".

There is little individuality in the great beyond; deceased Transformers lose all sense of self-awareness as their experiences become one with all the others in the afterlife and they effectively cease to exist as a singular entity. However, some Transformers do retain their individuality—typically, those who have had close contact with sacred treasures, such as the Autobots who have carried the Matrix of Leadership—and can serve as guides for any visitors to their realm.

The afterlife is known by many names in many different universal streams, often shared with the names of sacred treasures and locations that allow access to it; these include the **Matrix**, the **Allspark**, the **Well of All Sparks**, and the **Afterspark**. If considered the analog of "heaven" in the Transformers' belief system, its "underworld" counterpart is The Pit, but there is no evidence that realm actually exists.
Vector Prime

**Vector Prime** is Primus's appointed guardian of time and space. Though recorded history pegs him as 25 million years old, he has identified himself as 9 billion years old, making the clockwork-covered Transformer one of the Thirteen. He's so old that in many timelines, the locals have called him "the First Autobot". Despite his age, Vector Prime is very powerful, and can warp both space and time, though excessive use of this power can severely weaken him. His powers allow him to traverse the multiverse at will, allowing Vector Prime to track and record events across a countless number of realities.

Vector Prime was once a holder of the Matrix of Leadership before he left Cybertron to guard space and time, a lonely job which isolated him from Cybertronian culture for tens of millions of years. Though he has rejoined the timestream on occasion to protect it from large-scale dangers, his extraordinary exile has left him emotionally, culturally, and politically disconnected from his race. He speaks in archaic terminology steeped in chivalry from an age long past, which has led some to believe him to be little more than a doddering relic (a front he admittedly finds useful at times). Despite this disconnect, Vector Prime never forgets that these strange modern creatures are the reason he guards space and time so fiercely. It is the miracle of time that allows these precious lives to continue and flourish across the multiverse.

Vector Prime has a "Guardian Mini-Con" called Safeguard, and is also responsible for the Recon Mini-Con Team.

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Transformation

**Transformation** (also known as **conversion**) is the process by which a Transformer alters its form between modes. The term "transformation scheme" refers specifically to the way in which the parts of an individual Transformer move and shift in relation to each other during transformation. These should not be confused with reformatting, a type of full-body upgrade.

The technical details of transformation, as well as the manner in which the art was introduced to the Transformers themselves, vary between continuities. When the issue is addressed at all, transformation is usually treated as an innovation from some point early in Cybertronian history rather than something that was literally always with them. The Transformers were, at the time of their genesis, simply Cybertronians — mechanical life-forms — and became "Transformers" only later. However, just as often in *Transformers* fiction the "origin" of transforming is simply not discussed.

In most continuities, transformation is not a trait limited to Cybertronians. Both sentient alien races (such as Junkions and some portrayals of the Lithones) and animals (such as the lightpole on Jupiter's moon Io or the parasitic scraplets) exhibit the same ability. The Quintessons also incorporated transformation into some of their later creations including the Sharkticons, Allicons, and Overcharge drones. Some examples of transforming robotic aliens, however, can be traced to colonization in the distant past by Cybertronians. The G1 planet Paradron, as well as the main planets in the *Cybertron* franchise, are examples of this.
Ultra Magnus

Ultra Magnus is a by the book commander of the Autobots and is the hammer-wielding commander of the Wreckers, and one of Optimus Prime's closest lieutenants. He's more than capable of whipping even the worst disarray into military discipline, though he can get rather hung-up on protocol. Regardless, he's rightly feared among the Decepticon ranks.

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firm, stern, strategically ingenious, daring.

Can take charge of situations if needed
Wingspan

One might quickly dismiss **Wingspan** as the weaker of the two Clone brothers, and at first glance that may seem true. After all, Pounce is an elite counter-intelligence agent feared by comrades and foes alike, whereas Wingspan is a rather lowly data processor. In truth, though, Wingspan is just as ruthless and driven as his brother but merely focuses his efforts on a single goal: knowledge. Wingspan doesn't care if he's surfing the cortex or tearing open an Autobot's chest to stimulate his victim's vocal processor manually, so long as he gets some new information out of it.
Wildrider

What Fireflight does for air travel, Wildrider (aka "Wild Rider") does for the roadways. The difference is that the Aerialbot honestly means no harm and this insanely wild-riding Stunticon most definitely does. Some of his Decepticon comrades suspect him of playing insane to enhance his street cred, but those who have come to know him the best realize that it's no act. Wildrider really is as crazy as they come and a very real danger to anything on the road with him. Even his fellow Stunticons are wary of driving anywhere near him.

Which is a problem because if things get too quiet, if all he can hear is himself, Wildrider becomes afraid there's enemies closing in on him, waiting to get him.

Wildrider combines with his fellow Stunticons to form Menasor.

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