Three years after the end of the Great War, the Autobot prison ship Alchemor crashes on Earth near Crown City, sparking a mass Decepticon jailbreak. Meanwhile, on a rebuilt Cybertron, war veteran Bumblebee is now working as a street cop, mentoring Cadet Strongarm.

It takes place years after the events of Transformers Prime, when Bumblebee is summoned to Earth in order to save it from a group of rogue Decepticons. He assembles a new team of young Autobots which includes Sideswipe, Fixit, an elite guard cadet and a bombastic Dinobot to capture their new enemies.

Autobots from Season 1

• Bumblebee (Second Autobot Leader)
• Strongarm (Female Transformer)
• Sideswipe.
• Optimus Prime (First Autobot Leader)
• Fixit (Caretaker Mini-Con)
• Matronly Docent (Female Transformer)
• Museum Guards.
• Grimlock (Dinobot, Former Decepticon)

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In real life, no such transformers exist. This situation has left researchers in robotics two choices; they can wait for Optimus Prime to show up and save the day or figure out how to make real-world transformers all on their own.

In the animated canon, Cybertron and its people were created by the species of vicious interstellar arms dealers known as the Quintessons. The Cybertronians were initially built to be products, not people - the Autobots were created as slave laborers, while the Decepticons were intended to be living weapons of war.

Megatron Megatron was obsessed with conquering Earth in every Transformers movie. Although he's been defeated every time, his defeats speak more about his opponent's strength rather than his weakness. He might be evil, but he does have the power to pursue and achieve his goals as the leader of the Decepticons.

Five years after defeating Sentinel Prime and Megatron in Chicago, the Autobots have gone into hiding after the government deemed all Transformers as threats, and thus, began to hunt them all down. The government have thus replaced the Autobots with their own Transformers using technology from the fallen Transformers.

JETFIRE JETFIRE. It might be said that Jetfire's soul is that of an old English pirate; once a Decepticon, this ancient Transformer is in dire need of an oil job, and happy to let anyone around him hear about it. His alternate mode is a massive SR-71 Blackbird and he uses his landing gear as a walking cane.

Lockdown Though Harold Attinger was the main villain, Lockdown did most of the action and was far more threatening towards the Autobots and their human allies than Attinger. It is unknown how Lockdown discovered the Creators.

20 Strongest Autobots In The Transformers Movie Franchise

1. 1 Optimus Prime. It shouldn't come as a surprise when one names Optimus the strongest Autobot.
2. 2 Sentinel Prime. Sentinel Prime was once the leader of the Autobots before his shocking betrayal.
3. 3 Bumblebee.
4. 4 Iron Hide.
5. 5 Hound.
6. 6 Crosshairs.
7. 7 Drift.
8. 8 Hot Rod.

On May 8, 1984, Marvel Comics launched The Transformers, a comic book that told the story of war between Autobots and Decepticons both on Earth and on their home planet of Cybertron. It was written by Bill Mantlo, Ralph Macchio, and Jim Salicrup, with art by Frank Springer.