Synopsis: Cybertron has been ravaged by the civil war between the Autobots and Decepticons. In an attempt to end the conflict, Megatron considers using the Allspark as a last resort, but Optimus Prime wants to prevent that from happening, even if that means destroying Cybertron in order to save it.

Netflix's Transformers: War for Cybertron is too dark and too short for its own good. Review: War for Cybertron -- decidedly not for kids -- paradoxically fleshes out icons like Optimus Prime and Megatron yet offers a thin, rushed story.

Chapter 1: Siege was released on July 30, 2020. Chapter 2: Earthrise was released on December 30, 2020. The third and final series Chapter 3: Kingdom was released on July 29, 2021.

Don't worry, no actual movie watching is involved. But the 2007 Transformers movie influenced the course the franchise would take for the next decade. The first live-action movie established the Autobots - and, to an extent, the Decepticons - as refugees in a war.

The Great War lasted eight million stellar cycles; it ended with the Decepticons being driven from Cybertron by the Autobots, although they were granted amnesty; and that the Autobots' mastery of the space bridges and throwing the AllSpark through one was integral to their victory.

The violence in this story is more on par with that of the action-packed movies than it is with the cartoons, so it's geared toward teens who can handle it and reconcile the complicated moral issues that arise at times.

The large window for his possible age has a lot to do with his time as Orion Pax and when he was in stasis on earth, which adds up to about four million years. While many have settled on five million as an age for Prime, it stands to reason that he lands at about nine million years old, counting his time as Orion.

While this species is commonly known throughout the galaxy as "Transformers", the technical term for these beings is Cybertronians, which they generally use to refer to themselves. Other, less-frequently used terms to refer to beings from Cybertron include Cybertronic or simply Cybertron.

Thus, circa 9 million years BCE, the war began anew. Megatron led his army from victory to victory, targeting mainly power centers to fuel his troops and build his forces. While the Guardian robots were powerful enough to strike fear in the Decepticons, even those giants were suffering at Megatron's hands.

the Autobots The Great War lasted eight million stellar cycles; it ended with the Decepticons being driven from Cybertron by the Autobots, although they were granted amnesty; and that the Autobots' mastery of the space bridges and throwing the AllSpark through one was integral to their victory.

The real question is “why can't autobots fly?” because there are Autobots that are aircrafts. Autobots are not designed to fly unlike the Decepticons. But there are autobots who can FLY but IT DEPENDS ON THEIR VEHICLE FORM. If they're an airplane in their vehicle form, they can also fly in their robot or humanoid form.

Turns out, Unicron wasn't just in The Last Knight, but has actually been in the entire series to date … because Unicron is the Transformers' name for Earth.