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Autobots are a team of mechanical self-configuring modular lifeforms from the planet led by, and the main protagonists in the fictional universe of the, a collection of various toys, cartoons, movies, graphic novels, and paperback books first introduced in 1984. The 'Heroic Autobots' are opposed by the Evil. Both Autobots and Decepticons are that can transform into machines, vehicles and other familiar mechanical objects. Autobots typically transform into regular cars, trucks, or other road vehicles ( automobiles) but some few are aircraft, vehicles, communication devices, weapons, and even robotic animals. These Autobots are often grouped into special 'teams' that have the suffix '-bot' at the end, such as in Dino bot (Decepticon groups' names end in '-con').

In, the Autobots are called ' Cybertrons' ( サイバトロン, Saibatoron) except in the film series,, and, where they are referred to as Autobots ( オートボット, Ōtobotto). In Italy, they are called ' Autorobots'. The Autobot insignia is also sometimes referred to as an 'Autobrand' in issue #14 of the Marvel Comics series. The descendants of the Autobots, the from, are also known as Cybertrons in Japan. In the, as well as in the CGI-animated series, the title Autobots is explained to be the short version of the title Autonomous Robotic Organisms. Main article: In most North American continuities, the Autobot commander is usually.

The Quintessons are a bizarre and ancient race, whose dark history and shadowy machinations are bound up with the history of the Transformers, with connections to. Transformers: Age of Extinction. Those robotic chameleons, the Transformers, have been on our planet since the days of the dinosaurs in this fourth installment of the series, and now they are coming forth (ugh) – the bad ones, anyway – to destroy all humanity and plant the seed of more Transformer generation.

The Japanese Continuity, however, is more diverse; after Optimus Prime (in ), the succession of commanders include, Fortress Maximus, (whose U.S. Counterpart is Powermaster Optimus Prime),, and. Many of these leaders use the title of Prime, a direct of Primus. It identifies the one Autobot Commander that is entrusted with the, also known as the Autobot Matrix of Leadership. The Matrix is said to choose its own holder and when it is taken by a new leader (at the old leader's death), it transforms him into a larger, more powerful, wiser Autobot commander. Holders of the Matrix become one with the Matrix, such that when the holder dies, his — the Transformer — is absorbed into the Matrix. Holders of the Matrix, from the beginning of time (as per the Marvel continuity), are,,,,,,, Fortress Maximus,,,,,,, and.

For a brief time, the Decepticon held the matrix, but when Optimus Prime reclaimed it, Thunderwing's presence was purged from the Matrix. Hasbro toyline [ ] launched the Transformers toy line with ten different Autobot characters, all of whom transformed into automobiles, while the ten distinct Decepticons, (seven packages as three came two to a box/pack) were weapons, aircraft and communications equipment. Many of the Transformers were based on designs. Optimus Prime was among the first Transformers released from Hasbro in 1984. The character listing/mini-poster that came inside Transformer packaging identified him as 'Autobot Commander', as contrasted with 's title of 'Decepticon Leader'. The Generation 2 toyline featured a character named 'Autobot' who transforms from a human wristwatch/'time machine' to a humanoid robot. Autobot originated in the 1983 line as MC-06 Watch Robo, where he was available in four different colors.

In 1993, he was released directly by in North America as part of, alongside and the wristwatches of,, and. Marvel Comics [ ] Both Autobots and Decepticons were created. In most continuities this is still the case. Though Marvel's original series gave no purpose other than benevolent self-image creation for Transformers, some continuities add/modify that the Transformers were created to defend the universe. Each of the various later Transformers comic incarnations had differing origin stories, generally based on fictions provided in the 1980s comic and cartoon series.

The Autobot leader, Optimus Prime, first appeared in issue #1 of Marvel's 4-issue limited series in September 1984, which was extended into the main series. This comic series started with the history of the Autobots and Deceptions on Cybertron, two once peaceful factions that eventually came to war due to Megatron's desire for conquest. In the first few pages of this issue readers were introduced to Optimus Prime, stated as being from 'Iacon', greatest of the city-states of Cybertron. He was described as 'a leader to inspire the Autobots in their hour of deadliest peril, of all the Autobots, only he, wise and powerful beyond understanding, was able to fully unite the scattered warriors into a fully effective fighting force'. His strength was also described in greater detail where it stated 'using his ability to transform into a combat vehicle, Optimus possessed a firepower potential that none but Megatron could match.'

The war between the Autobots and Deceptions soon caused Cyberton to break away from its orbit and drift off into space, and the war was listed as raging on for over one thousand years. Eventually, Optimus would lead a large team of Autobots on a space mission to clear asteroids that threatened to destroy Cybertron on its new course through space. But, once they succeeded in this effort, a surprise attack by the Deceptions led their spacecraft (the Ark) to crash land on Earth, where it would reside for four million years in a dormant volcano.

Eventually, when the volcano erupted, it set off a chain of events that would revive the Autobots and Deceptions who had all been deactivated in the crash. Through the comic's 80-issue run, Optimus Prime would be killed off and resurrected several times. During his absences, other Autobot officers took on the mantle of leadership within the Earth-bound Autobots. They included,, Fortress Maximus, and others. In a future timeline (one that, per events in the 'present', can no longer come to pass), the Autobots are commanded. The UK office of Marvel published comics much more often, usually weekly compared to monthly for the US comic. To accomplish this, the UK comics had additional storylines that were never included in US continuity (and are debated as to their canon-authenticity).

In the UK series, much more is learned about Autobot commander Rodimus Prime, whereas in the US continuity, he is only briefly seen, most probably dead, as a prisoner of Galvatron. Animated series [ ] Fleeing the wars that devastated their home planet of Cybertron, most of the Autobots made Earth their temporary home. Under the leadership of the powerful robot, Optimus Prime, the heroic Autobots battled fearlessly against the assaults of the evil Decepticons, protecting their new human friends.

Now it is the year 2006, and the Autobots have reclaimed the planet of their origin, Cybertron, to establish a new Golden Age. In migrating from Earth, they have been reunited with companions from other regions of the galaxy, including Sky Lynx, the gigantic space shuttle, Blurr, the fastest car on wheels, Kup, the flinty old warrior, Wheelie, who always offers advice in rhymes, Springer, the mighty helicopter, Arcee, a forceful female Autobot, and Wreck-Gar, the leader of a tribe of Autobots that dwells on the planet Junkion.

The Autobots have a new leader, Rodimus Prime, who inherited from Optimus Prime the Autobot Matrix of Leadership. As a receptacle of the wisdom of Autobot leaders for the past millions of years, the Matrix helps Rodimus guide the Autobots in their darkest hours, as they fight to end the tyranny of the evil Decepticons. In the original U.S. Line, Autobots were the descendants of a line of robots created as consumer goods by the on the planet. Their bodies were forged by the and given intelligence by the mega-computer in order for the work to be carried out. Eventually, they developed sentience and rebelled against their creators.

However, A-3, the resistance leader was displaced from time by Quintessons from the future in order to stop the insurgency. The resistance had help from future Autobots (whose transformation technology frightened them) and A-3 returned to turn the tide by activating his coda-remote which deactivated the Quintessons' Dark.

With the Quintessons cast off and forgotten, Cybertron was at peace. The consumer goods and military hardware bots renamed themselves as Autobots and Decepticons. However, the Decepticons wanted war.

No match for the superior firepower and battle prowess of the Decepticons, the Autobots developed transformation technology (possibly with the help of the Dark Guardians) to win the war, bringing about the Golden Age of Cybertron. Eventually, the Decepticons also developed transformation and began the third Cybertronian War. They would have succeeded in completing their conquest had not more time-displaced Autobots blown up an energy warehouse and brought its workers to A-3, now renamed, as the new defenders of Cybertron.

For five million years, the Cybertronians warred over the remaining energy that was left. With this crisis, the Autobots, headed by Optimus Prime, made an expedition to find new energy sources. But the Decepticons intercepted them, causing the Autobot ship to crash-land on Earth. During the next four million years the occur on Earth.

Four million years later in 1984, the volcano that the Ark was wedged in erupted, jarring the Ark 's main computer back online. Through use of Spy Satellites, Teletraan created new alternate forms for the Transformers out of earth vehicles (Like for Starscream and a for ). The Decepticons were revived first and then the Autobots due to 's carelessness. The Autobots made an alliance with the local humans, thus beginning the Great War.

After waging the war for 21 years, the Autobots created as their main base of operations while the Decepticons got complete control of Cybertron. In 2005, the Decepticons launched an attack on the city, resulting in the death of Optimus Prime. Optimus managed to pass the Matrix of Leadership to before his death.

The city then received messages from the bases on Cybertron's moons being devoured by the transformer demi-god. After another Decepticon attack, the Autobots were scattered to two planets, Junk and Quintessa. Forming new allies on those planets, the Autobots headed for Cybertron. A young Autobot named used the recovered from (formerly ) to destroy Unicron and became.

With the Decepticons in disarray, the Autobots reclaimed Cybertron, bringing about a new age of peace and prosperity. In 2006, the Great War still raged. But both sides rediscovered the existence of the Quintessons. After numerous battles, the Hate Plague was unleashed. Rodimus ordered the uninfected Autobots to search for a Quintesson to revive Optimus Prime. An uninfected Quintesson was found and forced to restore Optimus Prime to life. Optimus would then recover the Matrix by defeating an infected Rodimus Prime, and cure the galaxy of the plague.

After one year of peace, Galvatron gained access to the Plasma Energy Chamber. He planned to move Cybertron to Earth and use the Chamber's energies to overload the sun.

However, all this was planned by Vector Sigma, who wanted to restore Cybertron's Golden Age. Thanks to Spike Witwicky and the allied-Nebulons, Cybertron regained its golden hue. Optimus knew that there will always be Decepticons, and the Autobots will always stop them.

Each of the various later Transformers cartoon incarnations had differing origin stories, generally based on fictions provided in the 1984 cartoon series (and occasionally comic series). The one exception was, by which time most Autobots had been retrofitted into Maximals. This CG series and its sequel, used the G1 cartoon as a historical base.

Dreamwave Productions [ ] After Autobot leader and Decepticon leader disappeared in a Space Bridge accident several million years ago, the Autobots and Decepticons split up into several factions. One of those who broke away was, who quickly took the opportunity to form his own power base.

Gathering loyalist followers and setting up their HQ in the Polyhex region of Cybertron, the Ultracons quickly came into conflict with the Autobot splinter faction. However, Ratbat added a secret weapon to his ranks – the combiner team the, in flagrant defiance of treaties banning their use in the civil war as both Autobots and Decepticons splintered. IDW Publishing [ ] During the Golden Age of, wishes to expand the influence of Cybertronians throughout the galaxy. His Chief Theoretical Strategist Jhiaxus experiments with six volunteers to combine them into a superior being, but the experiment fails, resulting in. At some point he also experiments with gender in Transformers, creating, who grows deranged with hatred for her creator due to this. Sometime later, the is launched into space under the auspice of exploration, but in reality an attempt to expand Cybertron's influence. The crew includes Nova Prime and.

When passing through a, the ship enters a 'Dead Universe', altering the crew, and is presumed lost. With Nova Prime and Jhiaxus gone, imprisons Monstructor. Later, hard times follow, with the Autobots becoming a corrupt galactic police force. While shutting down an Energon-mining operation, they incite a riot by beating an outspoken miner to death. The riot is extinguished, resulting in the miners either dead or imprisoned. A surviving miner,, manages to take over a prison shuttle and hide it in Kaon, the seediest city on Cybertron.

Megatron makes a name for himself in the underground gladiatorial matches, learning to enjoy the kill. He recruits the,, and the future Cassetticons to perform acts of terrorism throughout Cybertron. Megatron rallies a large group of gladiators and proposes for them to unite under the same badge, but they are caught and arrested by Sentinel Prime's police force. However, this is part of Megatron's plan, as kills the Autobot Senate. Megatron kills Sentinel Prime, and the newly forged Decepticons take over the city-state of Kaon, heralding the beginning of the war. The populace at large is distracted by mass sports race games, with racers like the arrogant but talented becoming celebrities.

Early on during the war, both Autobot and Decepticon try to recruit Blurr to their cause, with a young talking Blurr into saving the life of Zeta Prime from Starscream's assassination squad. A rookie is saved from the elite by special ops soldier. In later years, Tracks passes on the story of the lone Autobot to boost morale in times of crisis.

Around this time, a third group of Cybertronians form who are opposed to the war and both sides of it. They leave Cybertron and are never seen again. The war eventually devastates the planet, and a Decepticon scientist named suggests to graft Transformers with, which Megatron rejects. Thunderwing experiments on himself, becoming a beast who devastates Cybertron. The Decepticons recover more quickly and stage a new offensive against the Autobots, who suffer the loss of the charismatic, the voice of the Autobot resistance: he is shot and set adrift in space by a traitor.

With their home world dead, the Transformers continue their war on other planets. The Decepticons escalate tensions on planets by replacing important people with loyal clones called facsimiles, allowing the worlds to destroy themselves before they move in for the energy resources, and send to finish off the planets. Nonetheless, the two sides agree to the Tyrest Accord, in which they will not supply weapons to less advanced cultures.

Violates this treaty on, creating ' with the help of Mo Zarak's corporation, but an attack by forces him to flee. Badly damaged with only his decapitated head remaining, he arrives on Earth at some point and establishes the Machination, an organization dedicated to acquiring Transformer technology for their own ends. Beast Era [ ]. Main article: The Autobot race eventually evolve in to the Maximals, who, like their predecessors, are generally depicted as respecting all life and following a path of peace before war.

They follow the tenets of the Pax Cybertronia. The Maximals are opposed by the. The Maximals are descendants of the Autobots. The Maximals and Predacons are much smaller than their Autobot and ancestors, standing at roughly human size, rather than twenty or more feet tall (7 m). The storyline reason for the change in size was that their smaller forms were more energy-efficient.

In the series, the maximals use the activation code 'maximize' to transform, and have forms of seemingly peaceful creatures. Toys [ ] • Generation 2 Watch Autobot (1993) Autobot transforms from a boxy silver chrome robot to a boxy functional digital watch that attaches to a plastic wristband. Transformers: Robots in Disguise [ ] In, the Autobots are the main race on Cybertron, and their enemies are the. The Autobots fought in the Cybertronian Civil Wars, presumably against the Predacons., the, chooses which Autobot is to be granted the Matrix and thus the position of commander-in-chief. The Autobots were already on Earth when the Predacons arrived, having taken the form of Earth vehicles to work as camouflage and established a Global space bridge network and a central base monitoring the entire planet. In their disguises, the Autobots integrated themselves into human society; Team Bullet Train worked as actual trains, was owned as a car by, and Optimus Prime was working for a fire department. This continued after they went public; both and, for example, were shown enforcing human laws in an apparently official capacity, suggesting the Autobots had official ties to human authorities.

It is known that Optimus fought the Predacons on other worlds, presumably using the same tactics as on Earth. Unicron Trilogy [ ] The Autobots would then appear in,, and. Transformers: Armada [ ] Originally, the Autobots were not a faction, but the name of a peacekeeping organization; under the command of, they defended Cyber City. Their headquarters was adorned with the motto 'Truth – Justice – Freedom'. They were unable to stop the -powered Decepticons from taking Cyber City, and for a million years they were reduced to a rebel organization desperately trying & failing to protect Cybertron.

The reactivation of the Mini-Cons on Earth gave the Autobots an opportunity to gain Mini-Con power of their own, but eventually the Decepticons were beaten not by them, but due to the attack of. Throughout the Unicron Trilogy, the Autobots switched motives after each major conflict. At first, they were attempting to liberate smaller robots, called, from the tyrannical control of, who saw them as tools to be used and disposed of when no longer needed. The Autobots followed the Mini-Cons' ship to Earth, where they crashed and eventually continued their battle against the Decepticons. These two sides would unite to fight the Chaos Bringer,, when he threatened to devour Cybertron. With Megatron sacrificing himself to save the rest of the Universe, Unicron shut down and was destroyed.

The remaining Transformers united as the Autobots, following Megatron's order to assist them in rebuilding Cybertron. Transformers: Energon [ ] Megatron's final orders to his troops still stood: work with the Autobots. The Decepticons maintained a degree of autonomy, still wearing the faction sigil and often taking military/defensive positions in the growing number of energon-mining colonies, but they were ultimately answerable to Optimus Prime and the Autobots. There were, of course, dissenters, most of whom were captured and imprisoned.

For a decade, Autobot and Decepticon worked side-by-side in a somewhat stable truce. Both sides found themselves the target of attacks from Unicron again; hordes of Terrorcon drones, sent by Alpha Quintesson to steal energon ore with which to revive the now-shattered husk of Unicron. What the alien did not count on was that Megatron's spark had survived within the remains, and was siphoning energon from Unicron's body.

Soon the Decepticon leader had revived himself in a new form, driven off Alpha Quintesson, and, along with an elite cadre of soldiers and a seemingly inexhaustible supply of mindless Terrorcon drones, begun his new plans for conquest. When news of Megatron's return reached Cybertron, hundreds of Decepticons rose up and rebelled, eager to get back to conquering.

But having been joined to Unicron for so long apparently had given Megatron a taste of godhood; he had no more interest in amassing a galaxy-spanning army of troops. Countless Decepticons died in the resulting battles, with Megatron more than willing to sacrifice them without a thought to attain ultimate power for himself. As the 'Powerlinx Battles' – as they came to be called – came to their climax, Megatron found that his actions and thoughts were being influenced and controlled by the dark spark of Unicron. Unwilling to let Unicron stand in his way, Megatron ultimately sacrificed himself (again) and seemingly destroyed Unicron's spark by plunging himself into a newly formed energon sun created by Primus. Transformers: Cybertron [ ] Another ten years after Energon, the energon sun created by Primus was gone, collapsed into the 'Unicron Singularity', a giant black hole threatening to devour all of existence. Video Broadcast Scheduling Software Free there. In death, Unicron's power to destroy his only opposition – Primus – was greater than ever. The Autobots searched for a method of destroying the Black Hole and found a single answer; the Omega Lock, a powerful artifact linked to the Spark of Primus.

With it, the Universe could be saved. Or destroyed. Seeing an opportunity to rebuild existence in his own image, Megatron sought out the Omega Lock and the Cyber Planet Keys. As the two sides battled for the Keys, the Autobots would eventually find all four and use them to revive Primus, but in doing so caused a massive earthquake that began shattering the planet around them. Primus was emerging from Cybertron, awakened from the body he sculpted into a world for his creation. When informed of Unicron's destruction, he was infuriated to find that the universe was out of balance because of a severe lack of evil. Starscream attacked Primus's weakened form, due to the smaller robot stealing a piece of his spark and becoming an even equally huge monster, but was quickly dispatched by his creator.

Defeated, Starscream flew off, leaving the Autobots to seal the Black Hole. Once this was accomplished, Galvatron attempted an escape from his fire dimension, but by combining Vector Prime's sword with the Omega Lock, the portal was sealed, and the Autobots returned home in peace. The remaining Decepticons joined the Autobots, save for four who left Earth to start the New Decepticon Army. Their ship made it to Mars before crashing. Live-action films [ ] In the, is the Autobot commander. His appearance is somewhat different from his original form, although he is still recognizable to many fans. In the movie his team of Autobots on Earth consists of only four members:,, and.

What is also duly noted is that the Autobots faces actually resemble the Autobot insignia, the same for the Decepticons. Later,, Chromia, Elita-One,,,,,,, Brains, Que/, Dino/, (, and Topspin),,,, and come to Earth. Transformers (2007 film) [ ] In the film ' ', the Autobots arrived on Earth to find the in an effort to restore a destroyed. The beginning of the movie, narrated by, indicates that all life on Cybertron came from 'the Cube'. In the beginning, Optimus Prime and Megatron ruled Cybertron together.

However, Megatron soon began to desire the power of the AllSpark. Ar Rahman Tamil Hindu Devotional Songs Free Download on this page. To counter Megatron, Optimus formed the Autobots, a group of civilian Transformers sworn to protect the AllSpark.

Throughout the evolution of the Transformers, wars brought on the demise of their planet. Although the Autobots initially make a poor first impression with the authorities, the U.S. Government is eventually convinced by and that they are allies against the true threat of the Decepticons and cooperate to help them in the battle to keep the AllSpark away from the enemy. During the battle, all Decepticons are destroyed, except for, Barricade, and, but the Autobots lost their one-member,. Optimus Prime decides to make Earth as their new home. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009 film) [ ] In, all surviving Autobots from the previous film, as well as newer arrivals, serve as part of a classified task force called NEST (Non-biological Extraterrestrial Species Treaty), which is dedicated to hunting and destroying Decepticons around the world.

In this organization, Major William Lennox and share field command of the human military personnel and the Autobot members respectively. The only exception to this assignment is, who stays with the Witwicky family as their bodyguard. Although NEST has a productive history dealing with the Decepticons, a successful mission in, which caused excessive collateral damage, drew criticism from the team's government superior National Security Advisor Galloway. He further suggests that since the primary Decepticon goal, gaining the remaining portions of the, is likely out of reach, the Autobots should leave the planet to draw their war with their enemy away. This conclusion is completely discredited when the Decepticons reappear in force to both steal that item and successfully revive. Furthermore, their execution of their superior's () plan to destroy the reveals that numerous Decepticons are present on Earth, which more than justifies the Autobots' participation in national defense affairs. According to related materials, Bumblebee remains responsible for the Witwickys' security., a motorcycle, amongst other Autobots make their live-action debut.

A massive battle takes place in which Optimus Prime, killed by Megatron in an earlier battle, is revived by Sam and many Decepticons are killed, including, Scorponok, and the Fallen but Megatron and escape, albeit with Megatron severely injured and the Decepticon spymaster also survives, having never participated in the battle. The word 'Autobot', according to Ratchet, is an abbreviation of the phrase Autonomous ro botic organisms, making it seem like Autobot is likely the Transformers species name in this continuity (the irony being that the term is derived from the word 'robota' for 'work' and thus expresses the opposite of autonomy). Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011 film) [ ] In the Autobots, now consisting of Bumblebee (Sam's guardian), Que/,, Dino/, Ironhide, Optimus, Ratchet, and the Wreckers investigate alien activity around the world and have set up Energon Detectors in all the major cities in order to detect Decepticon activity.

Apparently the Autobots haven't had any contact with the Decepticons since Egypt, or at least any major contact, but this changes when they travel to to investigate alien activity there and find an engine part from the and are attacked by and his Driller. The Autobots travel to the Moon after learning of the Ark and being there. After uncovers the Decepticons plot to use Sentinel, the Autobots are attacked by the Dreads before they are killed by Dino, Bumblebee, Ironhide, and Sideswipe. Sentinel reveals that he had been working with the Decepticons all along, murders Ironhide, assumes de facto control of the Decepticions, and issues an ultimatum to force the Autobots off Earth in the Xantium, where they are apparently killed by Starscream.

He and the Decepticons then seize and occupy in a brutal assault that ravages the city and leaves many of its residents dead. The Autobots survive, secretly make their way to Chicago and link up with a team led by Sam and Robert Epps.

The Autobots battle an army of Decepticons and Decepticon ships to reach Sentinel and stop his plan to bring Cybertron to Earth; in the process, with human help, they manage to eliminate most of the army, including Laserbeak, the Driller, Starscream, Soundwave, Shockwave, (Barricade survives the battle) although Que is killed in the process. Optimus confronts Sentinel after shooting down the Control Pillar and stopping the Space Bridge temporarily.

The Autobots and humans outmatch Sentinel, who flees before engaging Optimus one on one, while Sam kills his human aide, who reactivates the pillars, allowing Ratchet and Bumblebee to destroy it. Deactivating the Space Bridge has the side-effect of destroying Cybertron, however, but the Decepticon plot is foiled. Optimus is nearly killed by Sentinel, but Megatron attacks Sentinel after being shown by that Sentinel had replaced him as the Decepticon's leader. Megatron slyly offers Optimus a truce, but Optimus sees it as a ruse for Megatron to merely resume control of the Decepticons and regroup his forces instead of a genuine offer leading to the end of the war. He thus attacks and kills Megatron.

Severely weakened by Megatron's attack, Sentinel pleads with Optimus for mercy and tries to justify his actions and betrayal of everything the Autobots stand for. Optimus outright rejects his pleas and executes him for his crimes. With Megatron, Sentinel and Dylan dead, Sam and Carly stand together, NEST and the Autobots score a major victory as much of the Decepticon army on Earth is decimated (there are still scattered Decepticons around the globe) and their entire command structure has been killed, but they also lose Cybertron and must accept Earth as their new home.

Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014 film) [ ] In, five years have passed since the Battle of Chicago. Government has discontinued joint combat operations (NEST) with the Autobots (away from the humans: Sam Witwicky, Carly Spencer, and others) and branded Transformers in general as dangerous. An elite CIA unit called 'Cemetery Wind' is formed by ruthless anti-Transformer extremist Harold Attinger with the intent of hunting down all remaining Decepticons.

However, unbeknownst to the U.S. President and Congress, they secretly exterminate any Autobots and Decepticons alike with the aid of Lockdown, a Cybertronian bounty hunter. Meanwhile, using data obtained from destroyed Transformers, business tycoon Joshua Joyce and his technology firm Kinetic Solutions Incorporated (KSI) have perfected 'Transformium', the molecularly unstable metal that is the lifeblood of Transformers. Joshua's prized creation is Galvatron, a prototype Transformer soldier created from the data inside Megatron's severed head with the aid of a captured Brains. In rural Texas, struggling robotics inventor Cade Yeager and his friend Lucas Flannery purchase an old semi-truck in the hope of stripping it down and selling the parts to get Cade's daughter Tessa into college. Cade discovers that the truck is an injured Optimus Prime, and it is not long before Lockdown and Cemetery Wind operatives led by agent James Savoy storm into the Yeagers' farm and threaten them. Optimus comes out of hiding to fend off the operatives while Cade, Tessa, and Lucas are rescued by Tessa's boyfriend, Shane Dyson, an Irish rally racer.

They lose the operatives in a lengthy chase in Paris, Texas, but Lucas is killed by Lockdown's grenade during their escape. Using a drone he took during the raid, Cade discovers that the operatives and KSI are working together. Optimus rallies the remaining Autobots – Bumblebee, Hound, Drift and Crosshairs – and travels with their new human allies to infiltrate KSI headquarters in Chicago. There, Cade, Shane and Bumblebee discover the firm's reverse engineering of Transformer technology.

Upon discovering that Ratchet has been slain and his head is being melted down, Bumblebee and Drift rescue Cade of the Attinger´s interrogation, Optimus, Crosshairs and Hound storm into the headquarters to destroy the laboratory and rescue Brains, but Joshua convinces them that their actions are futile and they are no longer relevant to this planet. As the Autobots leave the premises, Attinger convinces Joshua to activate KSI's prototype Transformer soldiers Galvatron and Stinger to chase the Autobots with the humans. Optimus and Galvatron engage in a grueling battle where Optimus realizes that Galvatron is a rebuilt Megatron. Suddenly, Optimus is blasted from behind by Lockdown, and in the midst of the chaos, he and Tessa are captured and taken into Lockdown's ship. Aboard the ship, Lockdown explains to Optimus that the Transformers were built by a mysterious alien race known as the 'Creators', which hired him to capture the Autobot leader for an unknown reason.

As a reward for Optimus' capture, Attinger's operatives are given the 'Seed', a bomb that cyberforms any wide area of land if it explodes. Cade, Shane and the Autobots storm into the ship to rescue Optimus and Tessa; while Bumblebee, Crosshairs, and the humans escape and crash into downtown Chicago, the other Autobots detached the rear section of the ship before it leaves into space. Joshua and his business partners Su Yueming and Darcy retreat to Beijing, where Attinger hands Joshua the Seed in exchange for a stake in KSI control. The Autobots and their human allies follow them to prevent them from detonating the Seed.

Cade calls Joshua to talk about the true nature of Galvatron, and knowing that he was manipulated by Attinger and Galvatron. At KSI's factory in China, Galvatron suddenly activates on his own and infects all of KSI's 50 prototype Transformer soldiers, turning them into new Decepticons. Realizing the folly of his creations, Joshua betrays Attinger before he, Su, and Darcy take the Seed to Hong Kong and deliver it to the Autobots. There, the Autobots struggle to protect Joshua and the Seed from Galvatron and his forces, who shoot down the Autobots' ship. Cade then kills Savoy during a fight in an apartment building.

Outnumbered and outmatched, Optimus Prime releases a group of legendary knights (Dinobots) and leads them into the city and destroy Galvatron's army. Lockdown returns to Earth and uses his ship's magnetic weapon to pull anything metal into his ship, in an effort to recapture Optimus. Optimus destroys the weapon and engages in battle with Lockdown before killing Attinger to save Cade from being executed. Lockdown grabs Optimus's sword and impales him, but the combined efforts of Bumblebee, Cade, Tessa, and Shane distract the bounty hunter before Optimus stabs him in the chest and slices his head in half, avenging Ratchet, Leadfoot and presumably the other Autobots. Galvatron retreats, vowing to meet Optimus another day and declares he was reborn. With Lockdown, Attinger and his right-hand man Savoy dead and Cemetery Wind dissolved by their crimes and branded as terrorist organization, Optimus sets the Dinobots free and request his fellow Autobots to protect the Yeager family before flying into space with the Seed, sending a message to the Creators to leave Earth alone, because he is coming for them. Transformers: The Last Knight (2017 film) [ ] In, in the absence of, a battle for survival has commenced between the human race and the Transformers.

Cade Yeager forms an alliance with, an as Sir Edmund Burton, and an professor Viviane Wembley, to learn why the Transformers keep coming back to Earth. Cade and the Autobots must conforts to 'T.R.F.' (Transformers Reaction Force), an organization reformed from the disbanded organization Cemetery Wind, whose purpose is to wipe out all Transformers on Earth, regardless of faction, must protect an Izabella, a street-smart tomboy who was orphaned during the battle of Chicago.

The Autobots and the TRF, battle against Quintessa and Megatron, who's must find and use his staff to prevent the impending destruction of Earth by Cybertron. Transformers: Animated [ ] Not much has been revealed about the Autobots in continuity. What is known is that they were in a war with the Decepticons prior to the series and won, but according to Ratchet, they only won because of three things: the Autobot-exclusive Space Bridge technology, Project Omega, and by sending the AllSpark into space to keep the Decepticons from getting it.

This isn't, but it is the first where Optimus Prime isn't the supreme Autobot leader. Instead, he just commands a space bridge repair crew. Ultra Magnus is the Autobot.

Also, a single Autobot is typically considerably weaker than a single Decepticon. In fact, a team of Autobots is often weaker than a single Decepticon, to the point that a single Decepticon can trash the Autobots several times over, and even win, in some episodes.

Unlike other continuities, the Autobots here aren't 100% good, and are slightly oppressive. Two examples: Wasp was portrayed as very arrogant, and Sentinel Prime was portrayed as hating organic life in a way almost as bad as the Decepticons. Transformers: Timelines [ ] A series of stories printed by, set in a variety of continuities, the Autobots of alternate worlds can vary greatly from the classic Autobot image. In the Transtech storyline, the Autobots and Decepticons are merely political factions on a Cybertron which never broke out into war. Lines between good and evil are more blurred. In the Shattered Glass storyline, a group of Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, are the mirror images of the personalities of most Autobots. In this world the Autobot logo is purple, and worn by evil Transformers who seek to destroy the universe, and are opposed to the heroic Decepticons.

Transformers: Aligned [ ] Team Prime. Darkness Rising home video cover featuring the original six members of Team Prime. Publication information,, 'Darkness Rising, Part 1' Hasbro In-story information Base(s) Omega Outpost One, Hangar E, the, Fire Station Prime Member(s) Autobots: (leader),,,,,,, and (deceased). Decepticons Predacons: Predaking, and Darksteel. Humans: Jack Darby, Miko Nakadai, Raf Esquivel, William Fowler and June Darby.

Rescue Bots: Heatwave,, Boulder,, and Medix A group of Autobots (referred to as Team Prime) appear in the 2010 computer animated series, led by, Transformers: War for Cybertron [ ] The video game give a backstory to the Autobots days on Cybertron. The Autobots were led by at the beginning of the game. Betrays the Autobots and creates a splinter faction known as the. Zeta is killed by Megatron, and the role of leadership is passed down to. When Megatron corrupts the Core of Cybertron with Dark Energon, Optimus gets the from while trying to save it.

Optimus finds out he's too late and the Autobots are forced to leave. In the sequel game,, the Autobots and Decepticons leave Cybertron and go into a space bridge, which explodes, leaving everyone's fate's unknown.

[ ] Set within an alternate timeline that parallels the show's second season, the Autobots (Team Prime) appear in.,,,,, Jack, Miko and Raf embark on a journey to defeat the villainous and the in his plan to use his. The Decepticons intercept a mysterious meteor approaching the Earth, and the Autobots arrive to try and thwart the Decepticons' plans. A massive eruption of power during the battle on the meteor breaks out, and the Autobots become separated from Jack, Miko and Raf, who are monitoring them at base.

Unknown to the Autobots and their human friends, the Decepticons have uncoved, an ancient power that they will use to try to take over the Earth. Over the course of the game, they will be different locations as well as different battles along the way. Some may include having to rescue the kids from the dreaded Decepticons.

Others may involve having to find pieces of the great and powerful Thunderwing. Eventually though the main rivals of the characters are defeated including Airachnid, Knock Out, Dreadwing, Starscream, and Soundwave by Arcee, Bulkhead, Bumblebee, Ratchet, and Optimus but Thunderwing is revived by the very end of the chapters. In the end the kids are rescued and a final stand off with Megatron occurs leading to the battle with Thunderwing to determine the fate of earth itself. Transformers: Prime [ ] In, with Cybertron dead, the Autobots scattered across the universe. A group landed on Earth consisting of Optimus Prime, Ratchet, Bumblebee, and Bulkhead and which Arcee and Cliffjumper join later. This small team of Autobots led by Optimus is rechristened Team Prime.

By the time of the first episode has been three years since the Decepticons last attacked Earth and the Autobots still await their return. Starscream kills Cliffjumper.

After the death of Cliffjumper, the Autobots fight to protect the Earth from the Decepticons and befriend three young humans and the returned Megatron who has been missing for three Earth years. Megatron plans to use Dark Energon to raise an undead army of Cybertronians and defeat the Autobots. The Autobots destroy his space bridge and Megatron is believed killed in the process.

Starscream becomes the new Decepticon leader. After Megatron's apparent death, new Decepticon leader Starscream does not stray from Megatron's path and recruits several new Decepticons. Starscream attempts many missions to destroy the Autobots and find their headquarters, while keeping a shard of the 'last' remaining Dark Energon that he took out of Megatron's chest. In the episode 'Out of His Head', Megatron returns after an incident where he Takes control of Bumblebee's mind.

Megatron then reclaims leadership of the Decepticons, keeping a strict eye on Starscream. After Starscream uses Megatron's share of Dark Energon, he tries to find more to once again bring back his 'un-dead army'. At the end of the episode 'Partners', Starscream became an independent and hasn't been seen or heard from ever since. During the final four episodes of the season, the Autobots unwillingly team up with Megatron to battle a legendary threat to Earth's existence,.

To defeat Unicron, Optimus uses the. With this sacrifice, he not only loses the Wisdom of the Primes but also his memories of the war and his comrades, and joins Megatron as a Decepticon under his old name, Orion Pax. Orion is tricked by Megatron into decoding relics. The Autobots regain Optimus's memories and save their leader. But the Decepticons continue to look for relics.

After a four-part relic hunt, Bulkhead is injured, but regains his strength later. Smokescreen later lands on Earth and joins Team Prime in 'New Recruit'. Optimus briefly wields the, before Megatron breaks it with his Dark Star Saber, and Optimus then decodes the final four relics, the Omega Keys, to regenerate Cybertron.

The Autobots got the first key, Knockout got the second, and Starscream got the third. The fourth and final one was inside Smokescreen the whole time. After the Decepticons kidnap him, Knock Out uses the phase shifter to get it out of him. After finding out the purpose of the keys, by using a cortical psychic patch on Smokescreen. When Megatron leaves Knock Out alone with him, Smokescreen and Knock Out fight over the phase shifter. He sticks Knock Out in a wall and leaves him there. He takes the one the Decepticons had and his and escaped the ship, starting a free fall battle.

After, he went back to the base. Starscream them went to steal the three the Autobots had. Starscream, now with all four, uses them as a peace offering to rejoin the Decepticons. Dreadwing, angry that Megatron allowed Starscrean to rejoin the Decepticons, gives Optimus the Forge of Solus Prime, and attempts to kill Starscream but is killed in the process, by Megatron.

Knockout and Starscream use the keys and find out the location of the Omega Lock; Optimus already knew its location and turns the Goundbridge into a spacebridge, and reforges the Star saber. They go to Cybertron, fighting off the Decepticons with relics, take back the keys and kill all the Vehicons. They go to the Omega Lock.

Sadly, it is a victory short-lived, as the Decepticon force them to give them back the keys, or they will expose Jack, Miko, and Raf to Cybertron's toxic atmosphere. The Autobots give them the keys, which Megatron uses to rebuild the Hall of Records, then he opens a space bridge, and tries to terraform Earth into a new planet called New Kaon. Optimus takes his Star Saber and cuts off Megatron's arm and destroys the Omega Lock, leaving Cybertron in its liveless state forever. They retreat back to Earth, only to find that Jasper, Nevada has now been changed into a giant fortress. The Nemesis lands there, and Optimus discovers they found their base. Vehicons start attacking the base.

Wheeljack and Agent Fowler try and hold off the new Vehicons. Optimus has Team Prime split up to different parts of the country. Ratchet was last asking Optimus where he would go, Optimus said he would stay behind and destroy the groundbridge, so that the Decepticons would not find them. Outside, Wheeljack's Jackhammer is shot down by Starscream.

The Decepticons blew up the base with Optimus inside. Agent Fowler and June Darby watch in horror. Megatron and Starscream go the remains of the base, laughing about their victory, as the screen pans over to see Optimus's arm sticking out of the rubble. Optimus survived the explosion-barely-due to the efforts of Smokescreen, who disobeyed orders and returned to base, rescuing him and taking him to safety. The various other Autobots, scattered across North America, were reassembled due in part to the arrival of, who detected the Omega Lock's energy beam and followed it to Earth.

Under Magnus's leadership, Wheeljack and the other members of Team Prime attacked Darkmount, the Decepticon stronghold, but were quickly subdued. However, they were rescued by the return of Optimus, who had been healed of his injuries and upgraded into a new, more powerful form by the Forge of Solus Prime, which was drained in the process. Destroying Darkmount, the Autobots set up a new base at a military base in Nevada where Agent Fowler keeps his office. Shortly thereafter, they learned of a Decepticon effort to clone an army of to destroy them, and endeavored to prevent the success of this project. The Autobots suffer a series of losses when the Decepticons successfully acquire a large number of Predacon fossils, intending to clone an army to conquer humanity. However, after a devastating experiment gone wrong costs the Decepticons a majority of their forces, Megatron manipulates the Autobots to wipe out the project, leaving Predaking as the sole surviving Predacon.

The Decepticons refocus their efforts to rebuild the Omega Lock aboard the Nemesis with the reluctant aid of Ratchet and his Synthetic Energon. In a final battle, the Autobots capture the warship, kill Megatron, and scatter the surviving Decepticon forces. After using the Omega Lock to revive Cybertron, the Autobots bid farewell to their human friends as they leave to rebuild their home. The series ended with the TV movie, which aired on October 4, 2013. The Autobots return to, having successfully made it habitable with the rebuilt Omega Lock. Optimus Prime and Wheeljack travel into deep space to find the, the legendary source of all life on, which is needed to allow the creation of new Cybertronian life.

The mind of is re-awakened by Cybertron's restoration, and taking control of Megatron's corpse he flies to Cybertron, planning to destroy it once and for all. Elsewhere, Shockwave and Starscream continue to clone the fossilized remains of Predacons, creating new Predacons Darksteel and. When Unicron returns to Cybertron and raises an army of Terrorcons from Predacon remains, the Autobots, Decepticons, and Predacons must join forces to defeat him and save their home world. Optimus is able to seal away Unicron, but at the cost of his own life as he is forced to merge himself with Primus.

Freed from Unicron's oppression, Megatron disbands the Decepticons and leaves Cybertron. Transformers: Rescue Bots [ ] The heroic faction in is referred to as the Rescue Bots.

One last team of Rescue Bots called Rescue Force Sigma-17 survived the Great War on Cybertron and eventually landed on Earth. Heatwave, Chase, Boulder, and Blades were traveling as in aboard their spacecraft when their ship's computer intercepted a general communication from Optimus Prime intended for all Autobots. Had fallen, but the Autobots still stood, and any scattered Autobots were given a priority prime order to rendezvous on Earth. Their ship's computer automatically responded by traveling to Earth and awakening Rescue Force Sigma-17. Optimus Prime was there to greet them and give them the news that they were the only known Rescue Force still active, that Cybertron Headquarters was no longer in operation, and Autobots lived on Earth now instead of Cybertron.

After deliberating on the matter, Optimus Prime gave the team their new orders. Rather than fighting, they were to covertly live with a human family to learn from them and keep the planet safe. Heatwave resisted the idea, so Optimus Prime appointed him team leader of the Rescue Bots.

Transformers: Robots in Disguise [ ] In the sequel series to Transformers: Prime, Bumblebee leads a new team of Autobots consisting of, Strongarm,, and Fixit on Earth against a group of escaped Decepticon prisoners led by the charismatic Steeljaw. Along the way, Bumblebee slowly learns to replace Optimus Prime as a leader while his team meets several new allies including human Denny Clay, his son Russell, and Autobots,, his Mini-Con pupils Jetstorm and Slipstream, and Windblade. Meanwhile, in limbo, Optimus Prime spends time training under the original Thirteen Primes in preparation for the return of an ancient enemy. This ancient enemy turns out to be Megatronus/The Fallen, who uses Steeljaw and his pack to transport him to Earth.

Optimus convinces the Primes to send him back to Earth and is given a new upgrade in the process. With help from Optimus, Drift, Jetstorm, Slipstream, and Windblade, Bumblebee and his team manage to defeat Megatronus. In season two, the team splits up.

While Bumblebee, Grimlock, Fixit, and Strongarm stay behind to deal with Steeljaw as he reforms his pack with a few new members, Optimus, Sideswipe, Windblade, Drift, Slipstream, and Jetstorm deal with the appearances of several Decepticons around the globe. In the season finale, the two team reunite as Ratchet returns with a new Mini-Con partner, Undertone. The Autobots then infiltrate the Decepticon's base, a section of the prison ship Steeljaw and the others escaped from, and manage to defeat the Decepticons using a stasis bomb.

In the aftermath, Optimus, Windblade, Ratchet, and Undertone return to Cybertron with the Decepticon prisoners, including Steeljaw, and the rest of Bumblebee's team decides to establish a new, permanent Autobot base on Earth. See also [ ] • • • • • • • References [ ]. Retrieved 2010-09-09. Malaysia Star. Archived from on 2005-11-12.

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