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Like many brands of its size, ''[[Transformers brand|Transformers]]'' has had its fair share of licensed '''video games''' released over the years, spanning multiple publishers and platforms.

==A Brief History of ''Transformers'' Video Games==
[[File:C64.jpg|thumb|right|300px|'''''[[The Transformers (Commodore 64)|The Transformers]]:''''' The one that started it all...which only an incredibly small segment of the fandom has played.]]
Despite the popularity of ''Transformers'' over the many decades, it's a bit surprising how few video games based on the franchise there were early on. During the heyday of [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]], only four games were released: two for the [[Commodore 64]] home computer system, and two for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Family Computer|Famicom]] console, neither of which came to its western counterpart the NES. After that, no new ''Transformers'' games would be released for another decade, skipping the 16-bit era entirely, until the rise of the ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' franchise in the late 1990s. A few ''Beast Wars'' games were released for early 3D systems before the turn of the century, only for the brand to slow down again during the early-to-mid 2000s, save for a few one-off [[PlayStation]] 2 releases. During this early era, [[Takara]] themselves published most of these games in Japan, a practice that eventually stopped around the time they merged with Tomy in 2005.

With the [[Transformers (film)|first live-action movie]] on the horizon, game publisher [[Activision]] struck up a licensing deal with [[Hasbro]] in early [[2006]], granting them exclusive rights to publish ''Transformers'' games on all portable and home consoles. Thus, when the film was released the following year, it was accompanied by tie-in game adaptations for every system under the sun. The success of the film and subsequent resurgence of the brand caused the floodgates to finally open, and new software began to be released en masse, with Activision putting out new ''Transformers'' games almost every year. This included adaptations of the [[Transformers The Game|first]] [[Revenge of the Fallen (video games)|three]] [[Dark of the Moon (video games)|entries]] in the [[live-action film series]], tie-ins for new shows like ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Animated]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Prime]]'', and the G1-influenced ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (games)|War for Cybertron]]'' and its sequels, which would act as the starting point for Hasbro's new [[Aligned continuity family|"Aligned" continuity]]. Japanese fans were less lucky during this period, with specific ports of ''Transformers The Game'' and ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark (console)|Rise of the Dark Spark]]'' being the only Activision games to make it to their shores. However, around the same time, [[Sega]] also acquired the license to develop ''Transformers'' arcade games, and would go on to release two arcade shooters based on the films and two Japanese ''Animated'' games utilizing [[Transformers Cards]]. Activision's final ''Transformers'' game was [[2015]]'s ''[[Transformers: Devastation|Devastation]]'', and all the games they had published were delisted from digital storefronts in late [[2017]] after the expiration of their licensing deal.

No new ''Transformers'' titles would be released for a dedicated game system until the launch of ''[[Transformers: Battlegrounds|Battlegrounds]]'' in 2020, published by [[Outright Games]] and [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]]. However, while both publishers have continued to push out new ''Transformers'' games primarily aimed at the all-ages market like ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition|Expedition]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Galactic Trials|Galactic Trials]]'', they do not seem to hold the exclusive rights to the license this time, allowing other interested publishers to produce their own games. The late 2010s and early 2020s also saw the launch of the franchise's first official virtual reality games, with arcade installations like ''[[Transformers: VR Battle Arena]]'' and home releases like ''[[Transformers Beyond Reality]]''.

That said, most of the brand's game output these days isn't even on consoles at all. Thanks to mobile gaming's rise in popularity and comparative ease of development, there have been countless free-to-play games, augmented reality apps, and activity centers released for phones, tablets and other mobile devices since the early 2010s. Since many of these apps are primarily designed to be promotional tools for a given film, cartoon or toyline, their active life cycle tends to end once their respective franchise has run its course. As a result, outside of a few outliers that have had around a ''decade'' of continued support, most ''Transformers'' mobile games can no longer be downloaded, and anyone who did is unable to actually play them due to the shutdown of their gameplay servers. Similarly, several online and mobile games have held limited collaboration events with ''Transformers'', adding Autobots, Decepticons and other elements to their games, but these are equally fleeting in nature, with all traces of the franchise typically wiped after the event concludes.
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==List of ''Transformers'' games==
===Console/PC games===
[[File:TransformersTheGame 2007 consolecovers.jpg|thumb|right|300px|'''''[[Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers: The Game]]:''''' Also coming soon to CD-i, N-Gage and Gizmondo!]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Release year
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | System
! scope="col" | Franchise
! scope="col" | Strategy guides
|-
|''[[The Transformers (Commodore 64)|The Transformers]]''
|1985
|[[Commodore 64]], Sinclair Spectrum
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[The Transformers: Battle to Save the Earth]]''
|1986
|Commodore 64
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Mystery of Convoy]]''
|1986
|[[Family Computer|Famicom]]
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|''[[Transformers (Mystery of Convoy)]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (video game)|Transformers: The Headmasters]]''
|1987
|Famicom Disk System
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (video game)|Beast Wars: Transformers]]''
|1997
|PC, [[PlayStation|PS1]]
|''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (N64)|Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals]]''
|1999
|[[Nintendo 64|N64]]
|''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (PS)|Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals]]''
|1999
|PS1
|''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]''
|
|-
|''[[The Transformers (G1 PS2)|The Transformers]]''
|2003
|PS2
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers (Armada PS2)|Transformers]]''
|2004
|PS2
|''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)|Armada]]''
|''[[Transformers: Prima's Official Strategy Guide]]'' ''[[Transformers Digital Video Guide]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers: The Game]]''
|2007
|PS2, PS3, [[Xbox|X360]], [[Wii]], PC
|[[Live-action film series]]
|''[[Transformers The Game Official Strategy Guide]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]''
|2009
|X360, PS3, PC
|[[Live-action film series]]
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Official Strategy Guide]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Wii/PS2)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]''
|2009
|Wii, PS2
|[[Live-action film series]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (360/PS3/PC)|Transformers: War for Cybertron]]''
|2010
|X360, PS3, PC
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Official Strategy Guide]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Cybertron Adventures]]''
|2010
|Wii
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)|Transformers: Dark of the Moon]]''
|2011
|X360, PS3
|[[Live-action film series]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Stealth Force Edition]]''
|2011
|Wii
|[[Live-action film series]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron]]''
|2012
|X360, XB1, PS3, PS4, PC
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Official Strategy Guide]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Prime - The Game]]''
|2012
|Wii, [[Wii U]]
|''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark (console)|Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark]]''
|2014
|X360, XB1, PS3, PS4, Wii U, PC
|[[Live-action film series]] ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Devastation]]''
|2015
|PC, PS3, PS4, XB1, X360
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Battlegrounds]]''
|2020
|[[Nintendo Switch|NS]], PC, PS4, XB1
|''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (franchise)|Cyberverse]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers Beyond Reality]]''
|2022
|PS4, PS5
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: EarthSpark - Expedition]]''
|2023
|NS, PC, PS4, PS5, XB1, XSX/S
|''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)|EarthSpark]]''
|
|-
|''[[Transformers: Galactic Trials]]''
|2024
|NS, PC, PS4, PS5, XB1, XSX/S
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|
|}

===Handheld games===
[[File:BeastWarsGameBoyColor.jpg|thumb|right|'''''[[Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle]]:''''' Now you're playing with power; PORTABLE POWER!]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Release year
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | System
! scope="col" | Franchise
|-
|''[[Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle]]''
|1999
|[[Game Boy|GBC]]
|''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers The Game (PSP)|Transformers: The Game]]''
|2007
|PSP
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons|Transformers: Autobots/Decepticons]]''
|2007
|[[Nintendo DS|NDS]]
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers Animated: The Game]]''
|2008
|NDS
|''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (PSP)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]''
|2009
|PSP
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Autobots/Decepticons]]''
|2009
|NDS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (DS)|Transformers: War for Cybertron: Autobots/Decepticons]]''
|2010
|NDS
|''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Autobots/Decepticons]]''
|2011
|NDS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Stealth Force Edition]]''
|2011
|[[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]]
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: Prime - The Game]]''
|2012
|NDS, 3DS
|''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''
|-
|''[[Race to the Rescue (video game)|Race to the Rescue]]''
|2013
|LeapPad/Leapster GS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark (3DS)|Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark]]''
|2014
|3DS
|[[Live-action film series]] ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron (franchise)|War for Cybertron]]''
|}

===Arcade games===
[[File:Transformers Cabinet TEMP 0.jpg|thumb|right|'''''[[Transformers: Human Alliance]]:''''' Insert credit to continue reading this article.]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Release year
! scope="col" | Franchise
|-
|''[[Greatest Showdown in History: Lio Convoy VS Galvatron]]''
|1998
|''[[Beast Wars: Super Lifeform Transformers#Beast Wars II|Beast Wars II]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers Animated: The Chase]]''
|2010
|''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers Animated: The Shooting]]''
|2010
|''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers: Human Alliance]]''
|2013
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: Shadows Rising]]''
|2018
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: VR Battle Arena]]''
|2020
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|-
|''[[Transformers: Decepticon Invasion]]''
|2022
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|}

===Mobile games===
[[File:TransformersEarthWars header.jpg|thumb|right|'''''[[Transformers: Earth Wars]]:''''' Now all we need is a little energon...and a '''lot''' of microtransactions.]]
[[File:Angry birds transformers.jpg|right|thumb|'''''[[Angry Birds Transformers (mobile game)|Angry Birds Transformers]]:''''' Inexplicably still online and still updating ''right now''.]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Release year
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | System
! scope="col" | Franchise
! scope="col" | Available?
|-
|''[[Transformers (Glu)|Transformers]]''
|2007
|mobile phone
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers G1: Awakening]]''
|2008
|mobile phone, Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Glu)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]''
|2009
|mobile phone
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Glu)|Transformers: Dark of the Moon]]''
|2011
|mobile phone
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (mobile game)|Transformers: Dark of the Moon]]''
|2011
|iOS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Defend the Earth]]''
|2011
|iOS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Battle Zone]]''
|2011
|Android
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Legends (mobile game)|Transformers Legends]]''
|2012
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Prime: Story Cube]]''
|2013
|Android
|''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''
|No
|-
|''[[Angry Birds Transformers (mobile game)|Angry Birds Transformers]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|Cross-franchise
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rising]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|No
|-
|''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (mobile game)|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|No
|-
|''[[Hasbro Arcade]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[Live-action film series]] ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''
|No
|-
|''[[TransformersCards]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Sky Forest Rescue]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Nestlé Arcade]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Construct-Bots (mobile game)|Transformers: Construct-Bots]]''
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[Construct-Bots]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Battle Masters (mobile game)|Transformers: Battle Masters]]
|2014
|Android, iOS
|[[Battle Masters]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Battle Tactics]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|Cross-franchise
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Ultimate Allstars]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|Cross-franchise
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers: Frontiers]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Operation Omega]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Dino Island]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[McPlay]]''
|2015
|Android
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (mobile game)|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''
|2015
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Earth Wars]]''
|2016
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Hero Adventures]]''
|2016
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Save Griffin Rock]]''
|2016
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers AR Guide]]
|2016
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Cade's Junkyard]]''
|2017
|Android, iOS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Forged to Fight]]''
|2017
|Android, iOS
|Cross-franchise
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Need for Speed]]''
|2017
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rescue Bots: Disaster Dash]]''
|2017
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|Yes
|-
|''[[Shuffle|Transformers RID by Shuffle]]
|2017
|Android, iOS
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|No
|-
|''[[Transformers TCG Companion App]]''
|2018
|Android, iOS
|[[Transformers Trading Card Game]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Bumblebee Overdrive]]
|2018
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Bee Vision]]''
|2018
|Android, iOS
|[[Live-action film series]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Tactical Arena]]''
|2021
|iOS Apple TV, Mac
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Alliance]]''
|2022
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers Rage Battle]]''
|2023
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Multi Shock]]''
|2025
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|Yes
|-
|''[[Transformers: Eternal War]]''
|2025
|Android, iOS
|[[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]]
|TBA
|}

===Other games===
[[File:Transformers battle universe bundle.jpg|thumb|right|'''''[[Transformers Battle Universe]]:''''' Everybody rumored... Nobody believed...]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable"
|-
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Release year
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | System
! scope="col" | Franchise
|-
|''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (handheld game)|Transformers: Generation 2]]''
|1993
|Stand-alone LCD Handheld
|''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)|Generation 2]]''
|-
|''[[Transformers Electronic Handheld Game]]''
|2007
|Stand-alone LCD Handheld
|[[Live-action film series]]
|-
|''[[Transformers Battle Universe]]''
|2007
|Net Jet
|Cross-franchise
|-
|''[[Beam Box|Transformers: Rescue Bots Beam Box]]''
|2013
|Self-Contained Plug-And-Play System
|''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (franchise)|Rescue Bots]]''
|-
|''[[Robots in Disguise: Autobots Unite]]''
|2016
|Apple TV
|''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''
|}

===Online games===
:''For further information, see: [[Online game]]s''
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===Crossover appearances===
[[Image:DreamMix-All.jpg|thumb|'''''[[DreamMix TV World Fighters]]:''''' Everyone is here!]]
The 2003 GCN/PS2 crossover fighting game ''[[DreamMix TV World Fighters]]'' features [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] as playable characters and [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator]] as a stage.

The 2005 PC social game ''[[Roblox]]'' has had a few different ''Transformers''-themed promotional events over the years, including some based on ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]'', [[Kre-O]], and ''[[Transformers One (film)|One]]''.

The 2013 sandbox game ''[[Blocksworld]]'' featured two ''Transformers'' themed character packs, which were temporarily available during 2014.

The 2014 [[Nintendo 3DS]] platform game ''[[Bike Rider DX3: Time Rider]]'' released ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]''-themed downloadable content in June 2015, adding 10 levels that featured [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] as a playable character.

The 2015 [[Wii U]] shooting game ''[[Splatoon]]'' briefly featured a promotional tie-in with ''Robots in Disguise''. The event was exclusive to North America and took place in August 2015.

The 2013 MMORPG ''[[Elsword]]'' featured a ''Robots in Disguise'' crossover event for non-English markets in November–December 2015.

The 2017 electronic rhythm game ''[[DropMix]]'' received a special promotional card that would play a variation of the classic [[theme song]].

The 2018 mobile sandbox game ''[[Creative Destruction]]'' had a tie-in event for ''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]'' during March–April 2019.

The 2015 mobile game ''[[Battle of Balls]]'' featured a limited-time ''Transformers'' event in 2020.

The 2015 MMO ''[[World of Warships: Transformers|World of Warships]]'' had two limited-time ''Transformers''-themed events in September 2020 and September 2021.

The 2020 card-based arcade game ''[[Toy Clash! Roboca Battle]]'' features a handful of ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (franchise)|Cyberverse]]'' character cards.

The 2019 mobile game ''[[Top War: Battle Game]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' crossover event that took place in August 2021.

The 2021 mobile rhythm game ''[[Beatstar]]'' includes "[[The Touch]]" as a selectable song, accompanied by ''Transformers'' themed visuals.

The 2016 mobile MOBA ''[[Mobile Legends: Bang Bang]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' crossover event during September–November 2021.

The 2014 MOBA ''[[Smite]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' crossover in November 2021.

The 2017 battle royale game ''[[Fortnite]]'' featured ''Transformers''-themed content as part of its fourth chapter in June and October 2023.

The 2015 vehicular soccer game ''[[Rocket League]]'' added a ''Transformers'' content bundle, including [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] as a playable car, in June 2023.

The 2020 mobile game ''[[Medarot S: Unlimited Nova]]'' added ''Transformers''-themed content during a crossover event in August 2023.

The 2021 mobile game ''[[Mob Control]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' event in March 2024.

The 2022 shooter game ''[[Overwatch 2]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' collaboration event in July 2024.

The 2017 mobile shooter game ''[[Sausage Man]]'' hosted a ''Transformers'' event in July 2024.

The 2020 party game ''[[Stumble Guys]]'' held a crossover event beginning in August 2024 that added ''[[Transformers One (film)|Transformers One]]'' character skins to the game.

The 2011 sandbox game ''[[Minecraft]]'' received a ''Transformers'' DLC pack and skins in September 2024.

The 2024 action game ''[[Squad Busters]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' event in September 2024.

The 2020 mobile puzzle game ''[[Puzzles & Survival]]'' held a two part ''Transformers'' event between December 2024 and January 2025.

The 2021 mobile shoot 'em up game ''[[Wing Fighters]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' event in January/February 2025.

The 2018 mobile battle royale game ''[[PUBG Mobile]]'' featured a ''Transformers'' crossover event in July 2025.
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===Canceled games===
[[File:Transformers Reactivate screenshot20220812 04.jpeg|thumb|right|'''''[[Transformers: Reactivate]]:''''' Unlikely to be reactivated any time soon.]]
A game based on ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (franchise)|Generation 2]]'' was being developed for the Super Nintendo console by {{w|Argonaut Games|Argonaut Software}}, featuring polygonal characters created using the {{w|Super FX}} chip Argonaut had designed for Nintendo's ''{{w|Star Fox (1993 video game)|Star Fox}}''. The game was planned for release in 1994 and was to be published by [[TakaraTomy|Takara]], but was ultimately scrapped during development. It was rumored for several years that the project evolved into Argonaut's 1994 game ''{{w|Vortex (video game)|Vortex}}'', as both games shared a developer, console and planned release period, with ''Vortex'' even being based around a polygonal transforming robot. However, Michael Wong-Powell, programmer of ''Vortex'', told British magazine ''{{w|Retro Gamer}}'' in 2015 that ''Vortex'' and ''Transformers: Generation 2'' were developed as separate games by Argonaut, with the ''Transformers'' game ultimately being canceled.<ref>"The Making of: Vortex". Retro Gamer (147): p. 39. October 2015.</ref> Takara at one point claimed that the game would instead be released in 1995 for the then-nascent Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64, and PlayStation, but that ended up not happening either.<ref>"At the Deadline". GamePro (60): p. 172. July 1994.</ref>

A ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' game was allegedly in development for the PlayStation 2, to be published by [[BAM! Entertainment]] like the previous two ''Beast Wars'' games, but no details were ever made public, and the only evidence it ever existed are placeholder pages on websites like IGN and GameFAQs.

After the completion of the [[Transformers (Armada PS2)|2004 PS2 game]], a sequel based on ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)|Cybertron]]'' entered production, but was scrapped after a few months of development when [[Atari, Inc.|Atari]] moved [[Melbourne House]] onto a different project. A PlayStation Portable strategy game partly based on the PS2 game was also pitched, titled ''Transformers: 2nd Strike'', but didn't make it far due to Atari's loss of the ''Transformers'' license.<ref>https://www.allspark.com/a-look-at-transformers-2nd-strike-the-psp-armada-game-port-that-never-was/</ref>

A second ''Cybertron'' game, this time an educational title called ''[[Transformers Cybertron: Quest for Cybertron|Quest for Cybertron]]'', was in development for Hasbro's ION game console. The game was canceled in 2006 following the system's poor sales.

A second ''Transformers'' game developed by [[Luxoflux]] was in development, unrelated to the ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (franchise)|Dark of the Moon]]'' franchise. However, the game was cancelled as a result of Luxoflux's closure. [[Ken Christiansen]] revealed characters intended for the game in 2022, such as the Junkions, Grimlock, and early sketches for Springer. No more details would be known until a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0U67twBm0 prototype build] of the game leaked in 2024.

A G1-themed augmented reality mobile game, ''[[Transformers: Heavy Metal]]'', was developed by [[Niantic]] and was soft-launched in 2021, with a handful of regions able to access a playable beta version. However, these betas were shut down and the game was canceled in 2022, alongside three other upcoming Niantic projects, due to the company's financial troubles.<ref>https://www.gamespot.com/articles/pokemon-go-dev-cancels-transformers-game-and-three-others-lays-off-as-many-as-90-report/1100-6504991/</ref>

The online multiplayer game ''[[Transformers: Reactivate]]'' began development in 2017 at {{w|Certain Affinity}}, and was intended to launch on PC and then-current consoles. However, after a change in developer to [[Splash Damage]], a combined seven year development cycle, and virtually ''nothing'' shown of the game that entire time (''officially'', at least), it was finally confirmed to be cancelled in January 2025.

On the crossovers side, a ''Transformers'' collab for ''{{w|Fall Guys}}'' was planned to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'', but was cancelled before ever being announced, though a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0fsxUzDIDo planned trailer for the event] leaked a year after the movie's release.

Visual targets and concept art for a ''Transformers'' game, tentatively titled "Project Goliath", was revealed by art director [[Adam Hartel]] on his Artstation account in 2025.<ref>[https://www.artstation.com/artwork/oJla0W Optimus Prime Design & Art Direction], [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/kNoYZ2 Transformers Game Exo Suit], [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/vbRa96 Bumblebee Visual Target] by Adam Hartel</ref>

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 continuity family===
====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
[[File:MarvelUS-24.jpg|thumb|right|Thankfully, Prime had plenty of extra lives from hopping on the turtle in 3–1.]]
[[Ethan Zachary]] enjoyed playing ''[[Multi-World]]'' on his [[Energy Futures Industries|employer's]] computer after hours. When [[Decepticon]]s and [[Autobot]]s showed up to fight over the [[hydrothermocline]], Zachary proposed settling their differences by playing a game of ''Multi-World''. [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]] won by cheating, but [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime]] agreed to be destroyed, per the initial agreement. {{storylink|Afterdeath!}}

Later, Zachary allowed Optimus Prime's personality (which was backed-up on a [[floppy disk]]) to exist as a character in the game world of [[Hyper-Fax]]. {{storylink|Pretender to the Throne!}}

====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
[[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike Witwicky]] and [[Bumblebee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Bumblebee]] met [[Carly]] in [[Robots Video Arcade]] while Bumblebee was playing ''[[Robot Resource]]''. {{storylink|The Immobilizer}}

====''Beast Wars'' cartoon====
While [[Rattrap (BW)|Rattrap]] was slacking off and playing a fighting game starring [[Optimus Primal (BW)|Optimus Primal]] and [[Megatron (BW)|Megatron]], [[Silverbolt (Fuzor)|Silverbolt]] turned the game off so he could use the scanners to find the missing [[Blackarachnia (BW)|Blackarachnia]]. Later, Rattrap had switched to a first-person shooter where all the enemies were [[Waspinator (BW)|Waspinator]], only to hastily turn it off when Optimus arrived. {{storylink|Proving Grounds (BW)|Proving Grounds}}

====2005 IDW continuity====
[[Sgt. Savage]] enjoyed playing ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' in his 20s. {{storylink|When Eagles Scream}}

===Unicron Trilogy continuity family===
====''Armada'' cartoon====
[[Billy (Armada)|Billy]], [[Fred (Armada)|Fred]] and [[Alexis Thi Dang|Alexis]] all played a multiplayer video game that involved the [[Fighter Machine]]s. The game proved to be a little too addictive for Alexis, who became oblivious to the world around her. {{storylink|Past}} {{storylink|Past II}}

====''Cybertron'' cartoon====
[[Bud Hansen]] compared the Autobots' [[synchro-control]] system to the ''[[Canyon Racer XL]]'' machine at [[Rockville]]'s local arcade. {{storylink|Starscream (episode)|Starscream}}

===Live-action film series===
====''Transformers'' film====
An Xbox 360 game console was turned into a [[Xbox 360 robot|robot]] by the [[AllSpark]]. {{storylink|Transformers (film)|Transformers}}

====''Bumblebee'' film====
Bumblebee briefly observed a game of ''{{w|Pong}}'' being played on the Watson family's [[Atari, Inc.|Atari 2600]]. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

===''Animated'' continuity family===
====''Animated'' cartoon====
[[File:WhereIsThySting-Bumblebeesvideogame.jpg|thumb|250px|'''ULTRAAAAAAA COMBOOOOOOO!''']]
[[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]], [[Bulkhead (Animated)|Bulkhead]], and [[Sari Sumdac (Animated)|Sari Sumdac]] enjoyed playing video games, sometimes to the chagrin of the more nature-minded [[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]]. When he and Sari were trapped in a mine shaft, Bumblebee attempted to use his skills from playing ''[[Medieval Maze Monsters]]'' to lead them out, only to find themselves right back where they started. {{storylink|Nature Calls}} When [[Wasp]] was disguised as Bumblebee, Bulkhead proposed pitting the two against each other at a game of ''[[Ninja Gladiator]]'', believing it impossible for the true Bumblebee to lose after how much time he had spent playing it. Wasp, not liking his odds, refused the challenge and revealed himself. {{storylink|Where Is Thy Sting?}}

====''Animated'' video game====
Sari tempted an exhausted Bumblebee into playing games with her using a pre-release copy of ''[[Mage Master Maze Knight]]'' she had obtained. [[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet]] grumbled that if the [[AllSpark]] had meant them to play video games, it would have programmed them into one. Bumblebee retaliated by asking how they could be sure they weren't in one already? ''Meta.'' {{storylink|Transformers Animated: The Game}}

===Aligned continuity family===
====''Prime'' cartoon====
[[Image:Racing game Scrapheap.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Watch out for the blue shell!]]
[[Jack Darby]], [[Miko Nakadai]], [[Raf Esquivel]], and [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] enjoyed playing a [[generic racing game]]. Miko also sent Jack a social media message inviting him to play ''[[Super Guitar Band]]'' with her. {{storylink|Crisscross (episode)|Crisscross}}

====Titan Magazines ''Prime'' comics====
Raf picked up a copy of ''[[Invasionauts II]]'' from the [[Plug and Play]] game store, playing it extensively with Bulkhead. However, it turned out to be part of a Decepticon scheme, and Raf was nearly hypnotized into opening a [[GroundBridge]] for the Decepticons to enter [[Autobot Outpost Omega One]]. Fortunately, Miko and Jack caught on and unplugged the console, breaking Raf's trance and averting the crisis. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.4|Tinker, Tailor, Gamer, Spy!}} Jack and Raf once stayed up extremely late to play video games, only stopping due a power outage, which cost Jack his unsaved progress. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.18|Power Outage}}

====''Fall of Cybertron'' video game====
[[Starscream (WFC)|Starscream]] took a break from sabotaging [[Shockwave (WFC)|Shockwave]]'s security to play ''[[Super Grimlock Quest 64]]''. {{storylink|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (video game)|Transformers: Fall of Cybertron}}

====''Rescue Bots'' cartoon====
[[File:BackToVirtualReality players in Element Quest.jpg|thumb|250px|Only trust your fists! Police will never help you!]]
[[Cody Burns]] and [[Blades (RB)|Blades]] attempted to play the ''[[Griffin Rock Element Quest]]'' virtual reality game at the [[Hall of Inspiration]], but a freak storm caused the game to glitch, trapping them inside and turning the in-game hazards deadly. Thanks to the efforts of their teammates, the two beat the game and escaped before the power could shut off with them still plugged in. {{storylink|A Virtual Disaster}} ''Element Quest'' was later moved to [[Griffin Rock Fun Zone]], where Cody, [[Frankie Greene]], [[Charlie Burns|Chief Burns]] and [[Heatwave (RB)|Heatwave]] went to try the game's 2.0 upgrade, only for it to fall under the control of the [[Morocco virus]]. Cody and Chief ultimately defeated the virus and won the game, but the virus escaped into the real world via a 3D printer. {{storylink|Back to Virtual Reality}}

====''Robots in Disguise'' comic====
[[Sideswipe (RID 2015)|Sideswipe]] spent his time after a mission playing ''Transformers: Mystery of Convoy''. He, unsurprisingly, died a lot, much to [[Grimlock (RID 2015)|Grimlock]]'s amusement.{{storylink|Robots in Disguise issue 1|Robots in Disguise #1}}

====''Rescue Bots Academy'' cartoon====
[[Wedge (RBA)|Wedge]] and [[Whirl (RBA)|Whirl]] got hooked on the puzzle game installed on their new smartphones, with the two exchanging tips on how to beat each level. {{storylink|Screen Time}} [[Hot Shot (Prime)|Hot Shot]] later tried installing his new game, ''[[Invasion of the Giant Hedgehogs]]'', into the [[Hero Hall]] simulation system in place of a training simulation [[Chase (RB)|Chase]] had developed, causing the two to combine, but struggled to deal with the titular creatures due to not reading the instruction manual. The team ultimately managed to immobilize the hedgehogs while [[Hoist (RB)|Hoist]] disabled the simulation. {{storylink|Hack Attack}}

===''Q-Transformers'' cartoon===
[[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] frequently played (and lost repeatedly at) ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns|Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'', prompting several discussions with [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] and [[Lockdown (ROTF)|Lockdown]] about the nature of crappy, unfair games, particularly the original ''[[Transformers: Mystery of Convoy|Mystery of Convoy]]''. {{storylink|Q-Transformers (cartoon)|Q-Transformers}}

===''Kre-O Transformers'' cartoon===
[[Grimlock (Kre-O)|Grimlock]] and [[Optimus Prime (Kre-O)|Optimus]] got frustrated playing a particularly difficult game at the arcade. When [[Fracture (RID)|Fracture]] managed to easily beat the level on his first try, Grimlock went on a rampage, knocking over arcade cabinets until being distracted by a foosball table. {{storylink|Arcade}}

===''SD SG'' comic===
[[Strongarm (SG)|Strongarm]] was a fan of ''[[Transformers: The Super Obvious Truth of Optimus Prime]]'', though [[Windblade (SG)|Windblade]] believed it strongly resembled a [[Transformers: Mystery of Convoy|certain game]] from another dimension. {{storylink|SD SG issue 2|SD SG #2}}

===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===
While searching a [[Decepticon scout ship]]'s computer for intel, all [[Windblade (Cyberverse)|Windblade]] could find was a {{w|Pong|familiar-looking}} training program. {{storylink|Cube (episode)|Cube}} [[Arcee (Cyberverse)|Arcee]] was later enjoying her time playing that same training program when [[Bumblebee (Cyberverse)|Bumblebee]] came by to ask if she knew anything about a [[Cheetor (Cyberverse)|moon cheetah]]. {{storylink|The Visitor}}

===''BotBots'' cartoon===
[[File:BotBots ep3b Claw - 24K OhYeah.jpg|250px|thumb|50,000? You got 50,000 on ''Double Dragon''?!]]
After the [[Lost Bots]] stole [[Dave (BotBots)|Dave's]] [[Ring-A-Ling|phone]] to delete photographic evidence of the BotBots' existence, [[Dimlit]] found himself getting addicted to a cookie-matching puzzle game Dave had installed. [[Kikmee]] attempted to dissuade him, but instead he managed to get her hooked on an 8-bit [[American football|football]] game that was also on the phone. The two of them fought for control of the phone, as did the other Lost Bots who had gotten hooked on apps of their own, and it was only after the phone ran out of power and shut off that they all finally came to their senses. {{storylink |Phoning It In}} [[24K-Bit]] used his alternate mode to allow the Lost Bots to play as many games in the [[Game Palace|arcade]] as they wanted for free. Kikmee proved to be an expert, quickly conquering every cabinet she got her hands on. {{storylink|The Lost Bots and the Claw Crusade}}

===''EarthSpark'' cartoon===
[[Robby Malto]] skipped out on a traditional [[Wakwak]] hunt with [[Alex Malto|his father]] to compete in an online gaming tournament. Despite a brief interruption from [[Twitch]], Robby's team emerged victorious, but by the time he finished, there was no one else around the house to celebrate with him. {{storylink|Traditions}}

===''One'' film===
The miners' quarters on Cybertron had an arcade machine for the miners to play on their off time. When [[Darkwing (One)|Darkwing]] was trying to intimidate the miners into working another straight shift, he was punched by the arriving [[Optimus Prime (One)|Orion Pax]] straight into the machine, which fell on top of him and started spilling out all the change inside. {{storylink|Transformers One (film)|Transformers One}}

==References==
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Medarotter

2025-07-26T02:30:07Z

Sloptimus slime: spelling

'''Medarotters''' (メダロッター ''Medarottā'') are [[human]]s who use [[Medarot]]s built for battling in the competition known as known as "Robattle".

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{stub}}

==Notes==
*In English localizations, the Metarotters are known as "'''Medafighters'''".

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Gilgamesh

2025-07-03T03:53:43Z

Sloptimus slime:

{{faceless}}
'''Gilgamesh''' is an ancient [[human]] hero. Along with {{w|Sargon of Akkad|Sargon}}, {{w|Hammurabi}}, and {{w|Ashurbanipal}}, he's a Mesopotamian.

==Fiction==
===2005 IDW continuity===
[[G.B. Blackrock|Garrison Blackrock]] claimed that, four thousand years before the 21st century, Gilgamesh and his tribe discovered the [[Enigma of Combination]]. The effects of the Enigma "combined" their thoughts and ideas, allowing the group to work together and found [[Uruk]], [[Earth]]'s first city. Gilgamesh raised a wall of black rock around the city to protect the alien artifact. His descendants, who took on the surname "Blackrock" in honor of that feat, inherited the Enigma and passed it down to subsequent generations. {{storylink|Onyx Interface Part Three: ONoffON|ONoffON}}

The veracity of all this was questionable, given that Blackrock—the theory's only known proponent and supposedly the Blackrock line's latest scion—was a Cybertronian with fabricated memories. {{storylink|Conquerors Part 3: Helden|Helden}}

===Spacewarp's Log===
[[Spacewarp]]'s long journey home from a [[Xobitor]] reality included an encounter with the cybernetically-enhanced clone of Gilgamesh. {{storylink|Transformers: Spacewarp's Log|Spacewarp's Log (2), 2016/01/24}}

==Notes==
*Uruk is not the oldest city in the world by a ''comfortable'' margin, with {{w|Jericho}} showing signs of uninterrupted inhabitation to as far back as 9000 BCE, and the temple at {{w|Göbekli Tepe}}—where people certainly 'got their minds together'—being even older. Maybe the Enigma passed from tribe to tribe; it wouldn't be the first time history was rewritten by the last survivor. Or maybe it's an internal discrepancy within Blackrock's implanted history. Who knows?

==External links==
*{{w|Gilgamesh}} at Wikipedia

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[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Robotix humans]]

Fortnite

2025-06-27T05:12:13Z

Sloptimus slime: /* Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3 */

{{videogame
|title=''Fortnite''
|image=FortniteLogo.jpg
|caption=Making families poorer since 2017!
|developer=[[Epic Games]]
|publisher=Epic Games
|date=[[July 21]], [[2017]]
|platforms=Windows, macOS, [[Nintendo Switch]], [[PlayStation]] 4, PlayStation 5, [[Xbox]] One, Xbox Series X/S, iOS, Android
|rating=ESRB: T
}}

'''''Fortnite''''' is a massively popular online video game developed by [[Epic Games]], most famous for its 100-player "Battle Royale" game mode where players battle it out until only one remains. In June 2023, themed skins and accessories based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] were made available as part of a ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' promotion. Additional skins and accessories based on [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and even a Transformer version of the Fortnite Battle Bus released in October 2023.

==Synopsis==
[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|left|Sadly, this is as close as we ever got to [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]] showing up in ''Rise of the Beasts''.]]

Given the game's widespread perception, it may be surprising to learn that ''Fortnite'' actually has a fairly complicated story that has played out in both the game and a few comic book tie-ins, involving characters and items from worlds throughout the [[omniverse]], including (but ''far'' from limited to) the worlds of [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', the [[Ghostbusters]], and fellow [[Hasbro]] series ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' arriving in the dimension where ''Fortnite'' occurs. Compared to a couple other fictional universes involved in the game's plot, ''Transformers'' only plays a fairly small role—small enough to be described in a ''single sentence'', in fact—so we'll try and keep this summary of the surrounding events fairly concise.

===The Basics===
''Fortnite''{{'}}s Battle Royale mode takes place within a universe known as "Reality Zero", which primarily consists of a large island home to the "Zero Point", the nexus from which all existence emerged. This naturally makes it very powerful, and thousands of years before we enter the picture, a clandestine organization known as the Imagined Order (or "IO", for short) took control of the Zero Point and used it as a sort of omniversal teleporter to traverse the omniverse and adjust the various universes and realities within to fit their definition of "order". To ensure their control of the Zero Point and test strong individuals that might be worthy of joining their ranks, the IO also used the Zero Point to establish a time loop (referred to as simply "The Loop") on the island that renders its victims mute, restrains any superhuman abilities they might have, and nearly destroys one's memories and self-identity. These individuals, called "loopers", are forced to battle each other until one of them survives as a damaging storm closes in. At the same time, a mysterious, alien force known as the Last Reality has been traversing the omniverse and destroying reality after reality until only they remain, hence their name. These factions are opposed by "The Seven", a group dedicated to protecting the Zero Point and breaking the Loop at all costs.

There's a whole lot of stuff that happens during the game's first three chapters, but if you wanna know more about those events, go check the [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]] for an in-depth summary. For now, we're going to skip forward to the part that's relevant to this wiki...

===Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3===
Eventually, due to an all-out attack from the Last Reality's agent known as the Herald, Reality Zero is destroyed. However, the Zero Point reawakens and reforges it anew.

After a day-long camping break, the player's looper returns to the island to find all of The Seven missing. AMIE, an AI created by one of The Seven, having gained free will as a consequence of their absence, becomes unstable (in the violent, psychological sense), asking the player's looper to help her use the kinetic ore found on the new island to build her an exoskeleton so she can finally move about and interact with the world. The Oathbound, the main faction on the island and (seemingly) a past version of the Imagined Order, begins construction on a Rift Gate. The project's leader, The Warden (real name Stellan), has the player's looper assist in the project, which AMIE takes advantage of when a test of the Gate's capabilities reveals that The Seven are trapped and being "sculpted anew" by some dark entity. AMIE disconnects as her new body begins construction, and when the player's looper and Stellan activate the finished Rift Gate, things... don't go to either side's plan. The unstable Rift Gate creates a massive crack in the sky, which eventually opens up and drops a [[Japan]]-inspired landmass on top of part of the island. A largely-disconnected plot about uniting the syndicates of the region ensues.

The island soon begins experiencing earthquakes, which eventually cause a part of the island to crumble away and reveal a massive jungle that was hidden underground. [[Doctor Slone]], formerly the functional head of the Imagined Order, survived all this time and was trapped here after Reality Zero was reforged. Now independent from the IO and working with a group of Explorers (using them for her own means, naturally), she begins working to make her plans for the island a reality... whatever those are.

...Oh, and some guy named [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] begins sending messages to the island through the vehicle radios, warning the loopers of reality's impending collapse at the hands of some "formidable enemy" that's caught wind of the island's power fading.

As the weeks go by, a picture comes into focus: an ancient, broken-down "Apparatus", regularly described as some kind of "stellar projector", is discovered in the jungle, which Slone and the explorers gradually dig up and rebuild over the course of Season 3. The player's looper (optionally in-game, but canonically story-wise) uncovers the prisms needed to get the Apparatus up and running. During the season's eighth week, Slone, having evidently fallen out with the explorers, tasks the player's looper with recovering schematics created by Stellan as part of his Rift Gate project, then uses them to track down some of the ore Stellan used to build the Rift Gate, which the looper uncovers and places at the Apparatus. The Apparatus is then turned on, after which Slone divulges that her plans might just be what gets the island and the loopers away from their enemies for good, and an audio log of hers indicates that the key involves some kind of "Eclipse"...

...But since ''Transformers'' stops being actively involved at this point (''for now'', at least), we're going to have to leave things off there. Again, if you wanna know what happens next, the ''Fortnite'' wiki's got you covered.

==Quotes==
{{note|The following are a collection of Optimus Prime's in-game voice lines. Unless specified otherwise, all of these lines could be heard in-game by tuning into the "Mysterious Transmission" radio station while driving a vehicle.}}

"I am Optimus Prime, and this message is to my allies. There is grave danger on the horizon.
The power that once flowed through your island has faded, and formidable enemies have taken notice.
You must brave the unknown... The answers you seek lie deep within the starless void that brought you here.
Fight on, and roll out."
:—Heard by accessing a mural within Rumble Ruins.

"Greetings. My name is Optimus Prime. If you are hearing this, the time has come to make your escape.
This reality is doomed to collapse, but hope is not yet lost.
I cannot sustain this broadcast for much longer. Listen and more will follow."
:—Week 1's radio transmission.

"I have been in contact with the one you call Slone.
And while she may be an unlikely ally...
She alone, knows the path forward."
:—Week 2's radio transmission.

"Those who lived here long ago discovered a secret hidden among the stars.
The artifacts they left behind will guide you.
You will find everything you need to study the stars hidden throughout the island."
:—Week 3's radio transmission.

"The key to your future lies in the past... You must brave the unknown.
Fight on, and roll out!"
:—The final radio transmission.

==''Transformers'' content==
[[File:Fortnite-Transformers-Skins.jpg|thumb|550px]]
Several skins and accompanying accessories based on ''Transformers'' characters have been made available, either for purchase from the in-game shop or earnable through gameplay:
* A skin based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], which comes with a built-in "Barrage Cannon" emote, was available as part of the Battle Pass for Chapter 4, Season 3, which began on June 9, 2023, to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''. The skin could only be unlocked after reaching level 100 and unlocking every other item on the pass, including a "Cybertronian Axe" pickaxe skin, an [[Autobot]] [[Insignia|Emblem]] "Back Bling", an animated emoticon of the Autobot insignia morphing into the phrase "[[Roll out|ROLL OUT!]]" and back, a graffiti tag of Optimus (based on the in-game skin, but labelled as "[[The Transformers (franchise)|G1]] Optimus Prime") posing in front of a silhouetted [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], and a replacement for the game's loading screen featuring Prime rushing towards the camera. Gaining an extra 25 levels after finishing the Battle Pass allowed the player to earn some additional ''Transformers''-themed "Bonus Rewards", including an "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail (a particle effect visible as the player falls towards the island), a "Battle-Tested" variation of the Prime skin with added battle damage, and a player banner based on the Autobot insignia. As Battle Pass rewards are only available via purchasing the Pass itself and then unlocking them, Prime and his associated items became unobtainable following the end of Chapter 4, Season 3 on [[August 25]], 2023. ''Boo.''
* Also as part of Chapter 4, Season 3, an [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] skin was made available alongside a Back Bling based on the [[Maximal]] insignia via the in-game shop for 1600 of the game's in-game currency, V-Bucks (roughly $12.78 US dollars at the time), with his twin swords (referred to as "[[Sonic sword|Sonic Swords]]") also available as a pickaxe skin for 800 V-Bucks; a bundle containing both sets was also added, costing 1800 V-Bucks. Primal disappeared from the shop on [[June 20]], but unlike Battle Pass items, shop items ''do'' tend to return every so often, and thus far Primal has been re-added to the shop once since his initial removal... on [[November 26]], 2023, a roughly ''160 day gap'' between appearances.<ref>[https://fnbr.co/outfit/optimus-primal Optimus Primal's page on fnbr.co, an unofficial directory for Fortnite shop rotations and cosmetics]</ref>
* A ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack was released in physical retailers on October 13, 2023, followed by a digital release on October 21. The pack costs $24.99, and includes 1000 V-bucks, along with the following:
** A [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] skin, which comes with a built-in "Battle Ready" emote, along with an accompanying "Bumblebee's Wings" Back Bling and [[Stinger Sword]] pickaxe skin.
** A [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] skin, which comes with a built-in [[Fusion cannon]] emote, along with an accompanying [[Decepticon]] Emblem Back Bling and an [[Energon mace|Energon Mace]] pickaxe skin.
** A skin based on a hypothetical robot mode for the ''Fortnite'' [[fandom:fortnite:Battle Bus|Battle Bus]], complete with a "Bot Air Balloon" Back Bling and a "Pick Axle" pickaxe skin. As the announcement is ''very'' careful to note that "BattleBus is not an official ''Transformers'' character", we do not currently cover it in depth.
* A series of "Transformers Quests" were made available for players to complete from June 9 to June 22, 2023, with each individual quest rewarding Battle Pass XP. Two additional rewards were also available, earned for completing enough quests overall: 5 quests earned the "Jungle King" spray (a graffiti tag of Optimus Primal), and 10 quests earned the "[[Maximize]]!" emoji (the Maximal equivalent of the aforementioned "Roll Out!" emoji).
* During Chapter 4, Season 3, a "[[Cybertron Cannon]]" was temporarily added to the list of possible weapon drops. Outside of the name and the fact that it transforms into a compact backpack bearing the Autobot insignia for the user when not in-hand, it doesn't have any real connection to ''Transformers''.

==Notes==
[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg|thumb|upright=1|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]
* While all the ''Transformers'' skins have unique, built-in emotes, none of them involve the character [[Transformation|transforming]] into their [[Alternate mode|alt-mode]]. It's likely that Epic decided that it would be too confusing and unbalanced to have skins with emotes that cause the player's character (and therefore, their hitboxes) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.
* The "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail features the [[Transwarp Key]] appearing above the player and opening a portal. If the player has the Optimus Primal skin and the Autobot Signal Flare contrail equipped at the same time, the Autobot insignia that normally appears is replaced with the Maximal insignia instead. (Sadly, no Decepticon insignia when using Megatron.)
* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.
* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.
* Of the two skins in the "''Transformers'' Pack", Megatron's is based directly on his [[evergreen]] design, with multiple details lifted near-1:1 from his [[:File:Quidd-evergreen-Megatron-robot-mode.jpg|character model]], while Bumblebee's appears to be derived from his (loosely evergreen-influenced) design in ''[[Rocket League]]'', also owned by Epic Games.
*A spray named "Prime Time" was created, but never released. It's unclear if the spray is planned for a future update, or if it was scrapped in favor of the "G1 Optimus Prime" spray.
* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.
* In early November 2024, Fortnite added the "Kicks" cosmetics, allowing certain skins to wear licensed Nike shoes. Currently, the Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee skins can equip Kicks.
* ''[[Transformers: BotBots (toyline)|BotBots]]'' [[Brash Butterhead]] features a molded detail of a jetpack on his back based directly on the [[fandom:fortnite-archive:Jetpack|jetpack]] from ''Fortnite''.

==References==
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==External links==
* ''{{w|Fortnite}}'' at Wikipedia
* [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4 Chapter 4 season 3 trailer]

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Optimus Prime (Movie)/games

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Sloptimus slime: /* Fortnite */ Added a few missing elements of his role in the storyline.

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Lots of games involve Movie Optimus Prime!

==Transformers: Rise of the Chevy Autobots==

Using the callsign 10-22, Optimus Prime stepped up to replace the missing Bumblebee as field director for the [[Chevy Autobot]]s in their struggles against [[Mainframe (Movie)|Mainframe]]. Under 10-22's leadership, the Chevy Autobots learned that Bumblebee and their other comrades survived inside their foe. Mainframe was capable of devouring the sparks of his opponents to increase his power, but the new sparks remained distinct within him for a time. Locating Mainframe in the Arctic, 10-22 dispatched the entire crew of Chevy Autobots to confront the Decepticon villain, and soon joined them himself. They fought their way through Mainframe and [[Maelstrom]], defeated their foes, saved their friends, and made the universe safe for femmebots and protoforms everywhere. {{storylink|Transformers: Rise of the Chevy Autobots}}

==''Transformers'' (Glu)==

Upon his arrival on Earth, Optimus Prime was damaged and trapped inside Hoover Dam. [[You]] assisted him by monitoring his progress and directing his efforts with your cell phone. Well done, flesh creature. {{storylink|Transformers (Glu)}}

==''Transformers'' - The Game==
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)|[[Patrick Borg]] (French), [[Alfredo Martínez]] (Castilian Spanish)}}

===Xbox 360/Sony PS3/PC/Wii/PS2===
===Autobot campaign===
Optimus Prime provided intelligence and missions to Bumblebee in his search for the AllSpark. Eventually, the clues led the Autobot to Sam Witwicky. After saving Sam from Barricade, Bumblebee finally completed preparations for the Autobots to arrive on Earth. Once on Earth and disguised as a truck, and having informed the two teenagers of their mission, Prime and the Autobots were discovered by Sector Seven. Optimus sent Jazz on a high-speed <s>destruction</s> distraction mission, then sent Ironhide to rescue Jazz from a double-threat posed by the government agents and various Decepticon scouts. When Bumblebee was captured, Optimus Prime chased the helicopter which from which the small Autobot was dangling. After a lengthy pursuit, Optimus managed to catch the net, only to be thrown off by another Cybertronian [[transition form|meteor]] passing nearby. As Bumblebee was carried away, Optimus promised he would not fail him again. Jazz informed him that the meteor was not an Autobot and Optimus confronted the new threat, who turned out to be the Decepticon triplechanger [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]]. The two battled it out across [[Tranquility]] before Optimus finally destroyed him, and in doing so, overheard [[Starscream (Movie)/games|Starscream]]'s transmission revealing the location of the AllSpark.

Optimus then returned to an intel role as he guided Bumblebee in his mission to retrieve the AllSpark from Hoover Dam. Unfortunately, the Decepticons managed to free Megatron, leading to the final battle in Mission City. As the Autobots engaged in an all-out urban war with the Decepticons to protect Sam and the AllSpark, things seemed to take a turn for the worse as Megatron finally arrived. But before the Decepticon leader could claim the Cube, Optimus Prime attacked. The two leaders duked it out until Megatron was finally on the ground, seemingly devoid of life. Optimus knelt to take the AllSpark as Sam handed it to him, but Megatron suddenly awoke, leaping at the Autobot with his chain-flail out, and making one last attempt at defeating his adversary. Optimus grabbed the chain, pulling Megatron in closer, and with the AllSpark clutched in his fist, delivered a punch through Megatron's spark. As Megatron died Optimus reflected on the losses and rewards of this battle, as the Autobots have a new home. Optimus planned to guard the humans in secret, "For freedom is the right of all sentient beings." {{storylink|Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers The Game}}

===Decepticon campaign===
After Bumblebee, Jazz and Ironhide were all killed in Mission City, Sam and Mikaela informed their deaths to Optimus. Optimus noted their sacrifice and decided to defeat Megatron, he transformed and took them both to a safer location. In the final battle, Optimus Prime had summoned all of his autobot forces to stop Megatron, but was confronted by Megatron himself at the top of a building, he fought back against Megatron and had a banter before they fought again, all the while protecting Sam. Prime faced the decepticon tyrant and his underlings with great might. Eventually Prime was beaten to the ground, and as he desperately crawled for the AllSpark, Megatron smashed his head with his flail, Sam came to his aid too late, as Megatron used the Cube to destroy humanity. {{storylink|Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers The Game}}

===''Transformers: Autobots''===
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)}}

Optimus helped to advise his warriors in some of their mission to try locate the Allspark. Arriving on Earth, Optimus met up with the other Autobots to give further commands to his troops. [[Create-A-Bot (Autobot)|Create-A-Bot]], the new rookie, was eager to help in the cause, but Optimus tells him to sit back while the grown-ups take care of business. After Jazz learned that Sector 7 possessed both Megatron and the Allspark, Optimus solemnly decided to kill his brother, a notion Jazz questioned. Optimus deemed it a necessary killing, and ordered Bumblebee to create a diversion so that they could get out of the city, but Create-A-Bot, fed up with the bureaucracy defied Optimus's orders and interfered in Bumblebee's mission, resulting in the scout's capture. Optimus decided not to rescue Bumblebee, deeming their mission for the AllSpark more important. Ironhide was enraged by this, voicing his opinion that Optimus cared for none of his troops, only for besting his brother. Optimus voiced no argument against this attack, and restated their mission to retrieve the AllSpark. With that, the Autobots began making their way to the Hoover Dam.

Jazz was able to locate Bumblebee in the dam, and Ironhide apologized for his outburst, though Optimus said no apology was needed between the two old friends. Optimus took pity on Create-A-Bot and allowed him the chance to redeem himself by freeing Bumblebee. After guiding Bumblebee to his weapon chip and the Allspark, Optimus and Bumblebee made their way down the highway when they were confronted by Barricade and a drone, and after defeating them Optimus realised they were a diversion so that they could unfreeze Megatron. Searching for his nemesis, he instead encountered Brawl, who he eventually killed before returning to the city, where he rendezvoused with Create-A-Bot and Bumblebee with the Allspark, Megatron arrived and grabbed the Allspark from him. To stop Megatron Optimus followed him, ordering Create-A-Bot to stay behind with Bumblebee. During the confrontation Megatron set Allspark drones on Prime, but Create-A-Bot, who tailed Prime to the fight sacrificed himself to weaken Megatron. Galvanized by the rookie's sacrifice, Optimus fought Megatron in a final duel. After besting Megatron, Optimus decided the Allspark was worth sacrificing to stop Megatron. Megatron defeated, Optimus commended the dying young Autobot and swore he would always be remembered as a war hero, and sent out an interstellar message to any Autobots living among the stars to join them. {{storylink|Transformers Autobots/Decepticons|Transformers: Autobots}}

===''Transformers: Decepticons''===
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)}}

Optimus Prime was the leader of the Autobots and Megatron’s old brother-in-arms with countless Decepticon casualties to his name, many of whom thought they could take him on solo. Despite acknowledging how powerful he was, the most loyal Decepticons regarded Prime as a zealot who promoted weakness and fear, and regarded his Autobots as ignorant fools.

During a visit to Tranquility, Blackout reported that Optimus would be arriving soon with a wave of Autobot reinforcements to Barricade’s dismay. Landing on Earth, Optimus Prime quickly joined the other Autobots to attempt to stop the Decepticons. The rookie made short work of his soldiers, but when he prepared to go after Optimus, Barricade ordered him to stand down, knowing the kid would inevitably end up on the Scrapheap.

Optimus didn't appear on the battlefield until Megatron himself was released and Starscream escaped with the AllSpark. He stepped in to thwart the maniacal leader of the Decepticons, vowing to never let him build an empire again, but alas, was struck down, left in the streets while Megatron gave chase to his traitorous second-in-command. {{storylink|Transformers Autobots/Decepticons|Transformers: Decepticons}}

===''Transformers: The Game'' (PSP)===
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)}}
After the AllSpark had been lost and Megatron followed it, the Autobots tracked both down to Earth, Optimus sending Bumblebee to scout the planet. After confirming the Decepticon presence, Bumblebee summoned the rest of the Autobots. Upon being informed that Megatron had not been seen, Optimus sent [[Hound (Movie)|Hound]] and [[Trailbreaker (Movie)|Trailbreaker]] to investigate what had become of him following the humans finding the Decepticon while Optimus led the rest to search for the AllSpark. After Bumblebee had been abducted by [[Sector Seven]] and brought to the Hoover Dam, where the AllSpark was, he broadcast another signal. As Optimus led the Autobots to the signal, he was forced to leave Ratchet and Ironhide behind to hold off the increasing amount of Decepticon [[drone]]s. When the two learnt of the origin of the drones from [[Thundercracker (Movie)|Thundercracker]], Optimus sent Hound and Trailbreaker to deactivate them. Though successful, the mission cost Hound's life.

After freeing Bumblebee, Optimus served as his bodyguard against the remaining Decepticon army, briefly abandoning his charge to defeat [[Bonecrusher (Movie)|Bonecrusher]]. As Optimus caught up to Bumblebee, so did Megatron, landing atop and killing the scout while absorbing the AllSpark into himself. With the cube's power still not fully integrated into his archenemy, Optimus managed to separate it from the warlord, whereupon Sam Witwicky inserted it directly into Megatron's spark chamber, killing the Decepticon leader. In the aftermath, Optimus sent out a beacon to any other Autobots in the galaxy to meet with him on Earth, though he was convinced that the Decepticons would one day return. {{storylink|Transformers The Game (PSP)}}

==Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Autobots/Decepticons==
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==Datafile Decoder==
[[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] contacted the Lunchables Brigade and asked them to bypass Decepticon jamming and download essential datafiles for him via [[Cybertron Galactic Systems]]. {{storylink|Datafile Decoder|Datafile Decoder}}

==AllSpark Wars==
After the first battle with the Decepticons on Earth, Optimus Prime and the other Autobots went into stasis lock, held in storage around the world. He was revived in America during the course of the AllSpark Wars, which eventually led to the Decepticons' defeat, who were forced to flee soon thereafter. {{storylink|AllSpark Wars}}

==Allspark Highway==
The Autobots obtained the AllSpark, and needed to bring it to a secure location. Relaying it to one another, Optimus being the last link in the chain, the Autobots kept the AllSpark out of Decepticon hands until the evil robots simply gave up the chase. {{storylink|Allspark Highway}}
==''Transformers Video Mash-Up''==
{{note|Various short clips featuring Optimus Prime were available for users to custom-create their own short film about the Transformers.}} {{storylink|Transformers Video Mash-Up}}

==Autobot Stronghold==
The Decepticons were invading an Autobot stronghold in the city, and Optimus Prime and the Autobots placed themselves at key positions to defend it from attack. {{storylink|Autobot Stronghold}}

==Transformers: Battle for the Matrix==
[[File:BattlefortheMatrix Optimus on Sun Harvester.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]
{{Note|Battle for the Matrix is a simplified retelling of the events of [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]. It can be played from the perspective of either Bumblebee or Optimus Prime.}}
{{storylink|Transformers: Battle for the Matrix}}
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==''Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - The Game''==
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)|[[Dariusz Odija]] (Polish), [[Patrick Borg]] (French), [[Alfredo Martínez]] (Castilian Spanish)}}
===Xbox 360/Sony PS3/PC===
====Autobot campaign====
[[File:ROTF game Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|300px|One shall stand, one sha— oh, you know the drill.]]
Optimus Prime served as the Autobots all around fighter. Weapons wise, he possessed dual laser rifles and dual shell cannons. In melee combat, he possessed [[Dual Energon Swords|Dual Energy Swords]] in each hand. Finally, with his valiant leader ability, he could generate a shield around himself which would prevent his energy from dropping past 1%.

After overseeing Ironhide's defeat of [[Sideways (ROTF)|Sideways]] and Ratchet's rescue of Ironhide, Optimus Prime took to the field when a previously unknown Decepticon named [[Demolishor (ROTF)|Demolishor]] began attacking the [[Shanghai]] waterfront. Optimus was finally able to defeat him, but Demolishor gave a single warning before he was killed: "The Fallen shall rise again". Optimus and the Autobots were at a loss as to what he meant. Back in the United States, Sam Witwicky gave Mikaela Banes a fragment of the AllSpark that he had discovered, which the Decepticons soon sought. Prime dispatched Bumblebee to rescue her. Following this, the Decepticons launched a raid on the city's oil refinery, where Ratchet rescued several engineers. Finally, Ironhide escorted a NEST team to safety in the city's canals. Their victories were short lived. The Decepticons soon learned about the AllSpark shard on Diego Garcia, stealing it to revive Megatron. Although [[Breakaway (ROTF)|Breakaway]] managed to save the fleet, Megatron was reborn. He soon made an attack on Sam, trying to access information in his mind downloaded from the AllSpark. Bumblebee managed to rescue him. In light of these attacks, Optimus decided to give NEST the [[Axiom Gun]] to better defend themselves against the Decepticons. The escort came under Decepticon assault, but Prime was able to beat back the attackers and deliver the Axiom Gun to NEST. Soon afterwards, Bumblebee escorted Sam to meet with [[Seymour Simmons]], who told him of Jetfire, who then took the boy to Egypt.

While there, Jetfire explained what was going on: Eons ago, Optimus's ancestors, the [[Thirteen|13 founders]] of the [[Dynasty of Primes]], built a star harvester to convert the energy of the sun into [[Energon]]. When they discovered the humans, they upheld their rule of the sanctity of life, but one of the Primes defied the rule and murdered his twelve brothers. This Prime was known as The Fallen, but the star harvester was hidden from him. While Sam made inquires to the [[Tomb of the Primes|Tomb of the Twelve]], Megatron and Starscream arrived in an attempt to learn the harvester's location and kill Sam. Optimus Prime was able to defeat both Decepticons with Jetfire's help, but Jetfire was stabbed in the back by Megatron. Dying, Jetfire offered his parts to Optimus, as only a Prime could defeat The Fallen. Finding the harvester at the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]], Optimus challenged The Fallen. Despite The Fallen's powerful command of telekinesis and pyrokinesis, Optimus Prime was able to get past his defenses and kill The Fallen by stabbing him through the face. On the return trip home, Sam expressed gratitude at seeing the sunrise, and told Optimus he would have to trust him on it. Optimus Prime replied that he had always trusted Sam, and always would. {{Storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)|Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)}}

====Decepticon campaign====
[[File:ROTF game Prime dying.JPG‎|thumb|300px|Aw, shucks.....[[The many deaths of Optimus Prime|not again]]!]]
When the revenant Megatron and the Decepticons rampaged across the United States of America, Optimus Prime faced him in a major city on the East Coast. The two leaders engaged in a titanic struggle that shook the city, but despite being aided by many Autobot drone units, Optimus was seemingly destroyed. However, much later, Optimus Prime reappeared when Megatron's master, The Fallen, activated the Star Harvester to drain Earth's Sun. The Autobot leader revealed that The Fallen's promise to make Megatron a Prime was a lie, as Primes were born, not made. When Megatron demanded his reward, The Fallen reneged on his promise. As the master and disciple of evil began to fight, Optimus left to find a way to disable the Harvester. {{Storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Xbox 360/PS3/PC)}}
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===Wii/PS2===
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===PSP===
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==Transformers Battle Universe==
At the edge of time, when the [[Matrix of Leadership|Matrix]] needed a new host, Optimus Prime was among several warriors (and [[Optimus Prime (disambiguation)|Prime]]s) summoned from the multiverse to battle for control of the prize. {{storylink|Transformers Battle Universe}}

==Starscream Showdown==
After [[Starscream (Movie)|Starscream]] faced off against the bulk of [[NEST]]'s forces, Optimus Prime intervened and attempted to destroy the rampaging Decepticon. If Starscream managed to defeat Optimus, the Decepticon successfully completed his mission. {{storylink|Starscream Showdown}}

==Transformers RPMs: Devastator's Demise==
[[File:Devastatorsdemise optimus.jpg|left|thumb|200px]]
Optimus Prime was both fast and sturdy. His firepower blew obstacles to smithereens.

In order to defeat [[Devastator (ROTF)|Devastator]], Bumblebee, Optimus and Ironhide drove through Cairo and avoided obstacles. {{storylink|Transformers RPMs: Devastator's Demise}}
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==Hunt for the Decepticons==
Optimus coordinated the Autobots' efforts to hunt down the Decepticons still active around the globe. He assigned Bumblebee to take care of [[Axor]] in Shanghai before allowing you in the field alone to tackled the Decepticon threat. Once you proved your mettle against [[Terradive (TF 2010)|Terradive]] and [[Starscream (Movie)|Starscream]], Optimus granted you access to the Autobots' secret training facility, so that you could ready yourself against the greatest opponent of them all: Megatron. When Optimus was satisfied that your speed, firepower, strength and skill were up to the task, he sent you out to tackled the Decepticon leader. If you were victorious in stopping Megatron from destroying New York City, Optimus would congratulate you, and give his sincere thanks on behalf of the Autobots for your contribution to their cause. {{storylink|Hunt for the Decepticons}}
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==''Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen'' mobile game==
[[File:ROTFMobile Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|60px]]
After [[Megatron (Movie)/games|Megatron]]'s destruction, Optimus hoped that they'd seen the last of the Decepticons and the Autobots began working with [[NEST]]. A signal in [[Shanghai]] led Optimus to discover a Decepticon invasion force there. He fought the foe solo, and followed an [[AllSpark]] signal to [[Starscream (Movie)/games|Starscream]]. Starscream managed to escape, and NEST reported that HQ was under attack. As he had to hang around to help clean up the mess in Shanghai, Optimus sent [[Bumblebee (Movie)/games|Bumblebee]] and [[Ironhide (Movie)|Ironhide]] to help. Bumblebee was defeated by Starscream, but told Optimus that Starscream had said something about the [[Matrix of Leadership]]. Believing he knew where the Decepticons were headed, Optimus went to find an old friend, [[Jetfire (Movie)|Jetfire]].

In Egypt, Optimus lost contact with NEST while investigating an area. He told Bumblebee to rendezvous with Jetfire at the [[Great Pyramid of Giza|Great Pyramid]], warning Bumblebee that he believed an energy signature he was detecting was [[The Fallen]]. Bumblebee later reported that [[Devastator (ROTF)|Devastator]] had defeated Jetfire and taken the Matrix. By the time Optimus reached the site, [[Megatron (Movie)/games|Megatron]] had taken Bumblebee hostage and had possession of the Matrix. Optimus combined Jetfire's parts with his own, gaining enough strength to defeat Megatron. Exhausted by the fight, Prime was then confronted by The Fallen, but used the power of the Matrix to defeat the ancient Decepticon. {{storylink|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Glu)|Revenge of the Fallen (Glu)}}

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==Victory Is Sweet==
When [[Bumblebee (Movie)/games|Bumblebee]] was in the process of stopping [[Starscream (Movie)/games|Starscream]]'s plan to destroy a city, Optimus turned up at the last moment to defeat the Decepticon and hog the glory. {{storylink|Victory Is Sweet}}

==''Transformers: Dark of the Moon - The Game''==
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)|[[Alfredo Martínez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Patrice Melennec]] (French)}}

===(Xbox 360/PS3)===
Three years after the defeat of the Fallen, Optimus attempted to hack into Decepticon transmissions in order to turn the tide in the war. He ordered Bumblebee to implant a virus into the transmissions. Just when Bumblebee was on his way out, a few Decepticons discovered him and decided to report back to Megatron. Optimus ordered Bumblebee to destroy their communications and after Bumblebee accomplished that task, he and Sideswipe saved him from a Decepticon ambush. However, the information in the transmissions allowed Optimus to get Ironhide and Ratchet to take care of an attack in [[Detroit]]. Later, Megatron learned of the virus and got Soundwave to remove all of the Decepticon information, getting rid of the Autobot's advantage. Starscream did, however, take a [[MechTech]] weapon with a tracking device on it. This allowed the Autobots to find the Decepticon hideout and attack it. Optimus got inside and fought Megatron. However, Megatron defeated Optimus and sent him down to a cryo chamber. Optimus would later discover that the chamber contained Shockwave and his pet Driller, who had been frozen by the Soviets and that Megatron's plan was to free them out of captivity. After a brief battle, Optimus had failed to prevent Shockwave from emerging out of his frozen state and was about to kill him when the Driller arrived and escaped with Shockwave. Optimus then vowed to not rest until every Decepticon was found and brought to justice. {{storylink|Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Xbox 360/PS3)| Dark of the Moon}}

===Autobots/Decepticons===
[[File:DotM Autobots DS Optimus Prime.png|thumb|left|200px]]
Concerned that the Decepticons were behind recent attacks downtown, Optimus sent [[Bumblebee (Movie)/games|Bumblebee]] to investigate and, it turned out, he was right. With more information, Optimus contacted [[Ironhide (Movie)|Ironhide]] to alert him that the Decepticons were up to something involving the possible resurrection of the [[Constructicon (ROTF)|Constructicon]]s. He encountered [[Ratchet (Movie)|Ratchet]] in the field, and took over Ratchet's mission as the medic was more valuable at base. During the course of the mission, Optimus encountered [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]] and chased him to a stadium where the Autobot leader was triumphant. Sometime later, the Decepticons attacked the Autobots' Pacific island base, and Ratchet and [[Wheeljack (Movie)|Wheeljack]] warned Optimus that [[Crowbar]] was around somewhere. Optimus bashed many Decepticons but didn't find Crowbar. When the Decepticons invaded a NEST base, Optimus was surprisingly keen for the Autobots to let [[Soundwave (ROTF)|Soundwave]] get away. They eventually tracked the Decepticons to a base in [[Siberia]], and Optimus insisted on going in alone, only to be overcome by [[Megatron (Movie)/games|Megatron]] and [[Shockwave (Movie)|Shockwave]], who got away despite the best efforts of the other Autobots. {{storylink|Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Autobots/Decepticons|Dark of the Moon: Autobots/Decepticons}}
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==''Transformers: Dark of the Moon'' mobile game==
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==''Cyberverse Battle Builder''==
Optimus Prime joined his Autobot troops in combating the Decepticons on battlefields on Earth, the Earth's Moon and on Cybertron. Sometimes he was armed with the [[Armored Weapons Platform]]. Sometimes there were many of him! {{storylink|Cyberverse Battle Builder}}
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==''Transformers: The Ride – 3D''==
[[File:OptimusRide.JPG|thumb|300px|"Great job doing nothing, recruits"]]

Detecting the distress signal of [[Evac (Ride)|Evac]], who had just arrived on Earth, Optimus welcomed the newcomer to the Autobot ranks. When Evac explained that he was the last of the [[Knights of Cybertron]], Optimus showed him the last remaining shard of the [[AllSpark]], the energy of which unexpectedly reconfigured Evac with a super-speedy new alternate mode. Optimus appointed him "Guardian of the AllSpark", assigning him to use his new form to transport the shard and [[you|NEST personnel]] from base to base. Prime instructed Evac to keep his origins secret to everyone, so that the Decepticons wouldn't find him. {{storylink|Prepare for Battle (website)|Prepare for Battle}}

It was while Evac was carrying out his duties that the Decepticons struck. Optimus attempted to guide Evac to safety, but wound up embroiled in battle with Megatron, trying to restrain the Decepticon leader as he pursued Evac and the AllSpark fragment. The pair's battle took them to the top of a building, where Evac, fed up with doing nothing but running, decided to fight back. He charged into the middle of Optimus and Megatron's fight, and while Optimus held the Decepticon in place, Evac thrust the AllSpark shard into Megatron's chest, overcharging him and killing him. In the aftermath, Optimus congratulated Evac and the NEST recruits on their bravery. {{storylink|Transformers: The Ride – 3D}}

Outside the ride, meet and greets can be held with Optimus Prime.

==''MechTech Weapons Challenge''==
[[File:Mechtech Weapons Challenge Optimus Prime.jpg|thumb|100px|left]]
After the Decepticons stole MechTech weapons technology from the Autobots, Optimus Prime sent Bumblebee out on missions on Cybertron, Earth and the Earth's Moon to retrieve it. {{storylink|MechTech Weapons Challenge}}
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==''Web Wars''==
[[File:Optimus Web Wars.jpg|thumb|100px]]
Optimus battled the Decepticons across the digital frontier, defending numerous websites across the internet from their encroachment! {{storylink|Web Wars}}
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==''The Fabulous Ponymaker''==
[[File:PonyMakerOptimus01.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb]]

Available as an online game on Hub Network's website beginning in summer of 2012, ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20140911135853/http://www.hubnetwork.com/shows/my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic/games/the-fabulous-ponymaker-trick-or-treat The Fabulous Ponymaker]'' invited players to "build your own custom pony" based on the series ''[[My Little Pony|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]''. One of the options allowed the creation of an Optimus Prime pony using parts like a film styled helmet, chestplate and boots. (Despite the presence of {{w|The Aquabats}}' logo among the cutie marks, there is no [[Autobot]] symbol. Sad.)

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==''Transformers: Human Alliance''==
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==''Transformers: Age of Extinction'' mobile game==
Optimus Prime was one of the Autobots, who helped destroy the Decepticons on streets of Texas, Detroit and Chicago. {{storylink|Transformers: Age of Extinction (mobile game)|Age of Extinction}}
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==''Dinobot Hunt'' online game==
Optimus Prime teamed up with Grimlock to destroy some Decepticon encampments, and collect some Energon along the way. {{storylink|Dinobot Hunt (online game)|Dinobot Hunt}}

==''Bumblebee Blast'' online game==
Optimus Prime sent Bumblebee to the Autobot training simulator so that the young Autobot could hone his marksmanship skills, in anticipation to future Decepticon attacks. {{storylink|Bumblebee Blast (online game)|Bumblebee Blast}}

==''Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark''==
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)}}
===Console===
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===3DS===
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==''Transformers Ultimate Allstars''==
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==''Transformers (Hasbro Arcade)''==
[[File:HasbroArcade Transformers.jpg|thumb|right|100px]]
Optimus Prime chased a Decepticon ship while trying to avoid getting hit by obstacles.
{{storylink|Transformers (Hasbro Arcade)}}
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==''Transformers: Battle Masters''==
[[File:Battle Masters game Silver Knight Optimus.jpg|thumb|150px|left]]
Silver Knight Optimus Prime was a participant of the Battle Masters contest, trying to become a champion and win the [[Earth Belt]], the [[Cybertron Belt]], the [[Galactic Belt]], the [[Unicron Belt]] and the [[Primus Belt]]. The winner of each championship is [[You|player]] dependant. {{Storylink|Transformers: Battle Masters (mobile game)|Battle Masters}}
{{Note|See [[Optimus Prime (Battle Masters)#Transformers: Battle Masters|here]] for Optimus Prime's other depictions in the game.}}
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==''Transformers Online'' (2017 video game)==
[[File:Optimus-Prime TFO.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]
[[File:Nemesis-Prime TFO.jpg|thumb|right|300px]]
{{bigquote|If it is not your sacrifice, then it is mine.}}

At the Battle of Chicago, the Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, repelled the Decepticons. However, planet Earth lost faith in the Transformers, which led to mankind establishing the "[[Cemetery Wind]]" task force to hunt them down. From the wreckage of Chicago, a mad scientist unearthed the secret of Cybertronian transformations, ultimately resulting in the creation of Galvatron from Megatron's remains. With Earth in danger once more, Optimus left hibernation to rise up and fight once more for the planet!

In battle, Optimus Prime wielded the "[[Sword of Judgment]]" and the rapid-firing "[[Cosmic Crazy Shark]]". His active skill was the "Verdict of Justice":
*'''Verdict of Justice''' — For 7 seconds, Optimus is suspended in midair with his shield raised against enemy attacks. Holding down the left mouse button will initiate a 360-degree onslaught to any surrounding enemies. {{storylink|Transformers Online (2017 video game)|Transformers Online}} <ref>[http://tfol.qq.com/act/a20160726data/hero1.shtml Optimus Prime (Age of Extinction) profile on the ''Transformers Online'' website]</ref>
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==''Transformers: Forged to Fight''==
[[File:Optimus-Prime-MV1-Forged-to-Fight.jpg|thumb|300px|All Warrior bots shall heed to me, and GIVE ME THEIR FACES.]]
Optimus was one of the Autobots pulled from [[Tyran|his universe]] by the [[Quintessons]] and forced to fight. He eventually joins the [[You|Commander]]. There are at least a few of him running around! He was one of the bots subjected to delusion and the effects of Dark Energon.

As a Brawler, He has strong Armor and Melee buffs, when Bleeding his Willpower lets his attacks recover some health and Power, and Bleeds enemies with his blades. At low health, He'll Take Them All On with a burst of damage and armor buffs. {{storylink|Transformers: Forged to Fight}}
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==''Transformers: Shadows Rising''==
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==''Adventures of Bumblebee''==
[[File:Adventures of Bumblebee game Optimus.jpeg|thumb|100px]]
After Bumblebee collected some Energon and successfully evaded Sector 7, [[Shatter]] and [[Dropkick (Movie)|Dropkick]], Optimus Prime congratulated him through a hologram and told him to fight on. {{storylink|Adventures of Bumblebee}}
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==''Fortnite''==
{{voiceactor|[[Peter Cullen]] (English)|[[Patrick Messe]] (French), [[Víctor Hugo Aguilar]] (Latin-American Spanish)}}

A group of explorers activated a hologram of Prime in Rumble Ruins, who proceeded to create a human-sized avatar of himself to act on the Island. {{storylink|Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer|Fortnite}} At some point, Optimus made contact with [[Doctor Slone]], and they began to work together to set a plan in motion that would save the Island and reality from complete destruction.

Later, observant loopers discovered a mysterious transmission playing on loop through one of the channels of the ''Fortnite'' island's vehicles' radios, which turned out to be messages from Optimus Prime. Four of these transmissions were broadcast over the course of the following ten weeks, and an additional fifth message from Prime was found by interacting with a crystal located in front of a mural in Rumble Ruins depicting the Autobot [[insignia]]. Altogether, these messages painted a somewhat-dire picture: the island's power had faded, evil forces had taken notice, and the loopers had to somehow escape. The answers to doing so were apparently located up in the stars, and the loopers would have to cooperate with the previously-treacherous Doctor Slone in order to utilize the artifacts left behind by the island's ancient civilization to figure them out. In his final transmission, Optimus emphasized that the key to the island's future lay in the past, before giving a hearty "Fight on, and roll out!" {{storylink|Fortnite}}

==Notes==
*Optimus Prime's ''Rise of the Chevy Autobots'' codename, "10-22", is [http://www.truckercountry.com/cb-terminology.html#10c CB radio slang] for "report in person to." As in "Bumblebee, 10-22 to 10-22." Cute, huh?

==References==
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[[Category:Age of Extinction Autobots]]
[[Category:Autobot leaders]]
[[Category:Dark of the Moon Autobots]]
[[Category:Human Alliance Autobots]]
[[Category:Matrix bearers]]
[[Category:Movie Autobots]]
[[Category:Primes]]
[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen Autobots]]
[[Category:Battle Masters Autobots]]

Fortnite

2025-06-24T20:31:26Z

Sloptimus slime: correcting lore

{{videogame
|title=''Fortnite''
|image=FortniteLogo.jpg
|caption=Making families poorer since 2017!
|developer=[[Epic Games]]
|publisher=Epic Games
|date=[[July 21]], [[2017]]
|platforms=Windows, macOS, [[Nintendo Switch]], [[PlayStation]] 4, PlayStation 5, [[Xbox]] One, Xbox Series X/S, iOS, Android
|rating=ESRB: T
}}

'''''Fortnite''''' is a massively popular online video game developed by [[Epic Games]], most famous for its 100-player "Battle Royale" game mode where players battle it out until only one remains. In June 2023, themed skins and accessories based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] were made available as part of a ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' promotion. Additional skins and accessories based on [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and even a Transformer version of the Fortnite Battle Bus released in October 2023.

==Synopsis==
[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|left|Sadly, this is as close as we ever got to [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]] showing up in ''Rise of the Beasts''.]]

Given the game's widespread perception, it may be surprising to learn that ''Fortnite'' actually has a fairly complicated story that has played out in both the game and a few comic book tie-ins, involving characters and items from worlds throughout the [[omniverse]], including (but ''far'' from limited to) the worlds of [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', the [[Ghostbusters]], and fellow [[Hasbro]] series ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' arriving in the dimension where ''Fortnite'' occurs. Compared to a couple other fictional universes involved in the game's plot, ''Transformers'' only plays a fairly small role—small enough to be described in a ''single sentence'', in fact—so we'll try and keep this summary of the surrounding events fairly concise.

===The Basics===
''Fortnite''{{'}}s Battle Royale mode takes place within a universe known as "Reality Zero", which primarily consists of a large island home to the "Zero Point", the nexus from which all existence emerged. This naturally makes it very powerful, and thousands of years before we enter the picture, a clandestine organization known as the Imagined Order (or "IO", for short) took control of the Zero Point and used it as a sort of omniversal teleporter to traverse the omniverse and adjust the various universes and realities within to fit their definition of "order". To ensure their control of the Zero Point and test strong individuals that might be worthy of joining their ranks, the IO also used the Zero Point to establish a time loop (referred to as simply "The Loop") on the island that renders its victims mute, restrains any superhuman abilities they might have, and nearly destroys one's memories and self-identity. These individuals, called "loopers", are forced to battle each other until one of them survives as a damaging storm closes in. At the same time, a mysterious, alien force known as the Last Reality has been traversing the omniverse and destroying reality after reality until only they remain, hence their name. These factions are opposed by "The Seven", a group dedicated to protecting the Zero Point and breaking the Loop at all costs.

There's a whole lot of stuff that happens during the game's first three chapters, but if you wanna know more about those events, go check the [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]] for an in-depth summary. For now, we're going to skip forward to the part that's relevant to this wiki...

===Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3===
Eventually, due to an all-out attack from the Last Reality's agent known as the Herald, Reality Zero is destroyed. However, the Zero Point reawakens and reforges it anew.

After a day-long camping break, the player's looper returns to the island to find all of The Seven missing. AMIE, an AI created by one of The Seven, having gained free will as a consequence of their absence, becomes unstable (in the violent, psychological sense), asking the player's looper to help her use the kinetic ore found on the new island to build her an exoskeleton so she can finally move about and interact with the world. The Oathbound, the main faction on the island and (seemingly) a past version of the Imagined Order, begins construction on a Rift Gate. The project's leader, The Warden (real name Stellan), has the player's looper assist in the project, which AMIE takes advantage of when a test of the Gate's capabilities reveals that The Seven are trapped and being "sculpted anew" by some dark entity. AMIE disconnects as her new body begins construction, and when the player's looper and Stellan activate the finished Rift Gate, things... don't go to either side's plan. The unstable Rift Gate creates a massive crack in the sky, which eventually opens up and drops a [[Japan]]-inspired landmass on top of part of the island. A largely-disconnected plot about uniting the syndicates of the region ensues.

The island soon begins experiencing earthquakes, which eventually cause a part of the island to crumble away and reveal a massive jungle that was hidden underground. Doctor Slone, formerly the functional head of the Imagined Order, survived all this time and was trapped here after Reality Zero was reforged. Now independent from the IO and working with a group of Explorers (using them for her own means, naturally), she begins working to make her plans for the island a reality... whatever those are.

...Oh, and some guy named [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] begins sending messages to the island through the vehicle radios, warning the loopers of reality's impending collapse at the hands of some "formidable enemy" that's caught wind of the island's power fading.

As the weeks go by, a picture comes into focus: an ancient, broken-down "Apparatus", regularly described as some kind of "stellar projector", is discovered in the jungle, which Slone and the explorers gradually dig up and rebuild over the course of Season 3. The player's looper (optionally in-game, but canonically story-wise) uncovers the prisms needed to get the Apparatus up and running. During the season's eighth week, Slone, having evidently fallen out with the explorers, tasks the player's looper with recovering schematics created by Stellan as part of his Rift Gate project, then uses them to track down some of the ore Stellan used to build the Rift Gate, which the looper uncovers and places at the Apparatus. The Apparatus is then turned on, after which Slone divulges that her plans might just be what gets the island and the loopers away from their enemies for good, and an audio log of hers indicates that the key involves some kind of "Eclipse"...

...But since ''Transformers'' stops being actively involved at this point (''for now'', at least), we're going to have to leave things off there. Again, if you wanna know what happens next, the ''Fortnite'' wiki's got you covered.

==Quotes==
{{note|The following are a collection of Optimus Prime's in-game voice lines. Unless specified otherwise, all of these lines could be heard in-game by tuning into the "Mysterious Transmission" radio station while driving a vehicle.}}

"I am Optimus Prime, and this message is to my allies. There is grave danger on the horizon.
The power that once flowed through your island has faded, and formidable enemies have taken notice.
You must brave the unknown... The answers you seek lie deep within the starless void that brought you here.
Fight on, and roll out."
:—Heard by accessing a mural within Rumble Ruins.

"Greetings. My name is Optimus Prime. If you are hearing this, the time has come to make your escape.
This reality is doomed to collapse, but hope is not yet lost.
I cannot sustain this broadcast for much longer. Listen and more will follow."
:—Week 1's radio transmission.

"I have been in contact with the one you call Slone.
And while she may be an unlikely ally...
She alone, knows the path forward."
:—Week 2's radio transmission.

"Those who lived here long ago discovered a secret hidden among the stars.
The artifacts they left behind will guide you.
You will find everything you need to study the stars hidden throughout the island."
:—Week 3's radio transmission.

"The key to your future lies in the past... You must brave the unknown.
Fight on, and roll out!"
:—The final radio transmission.

==''Transformers'' content==
[[File:Fortnite-Transformers-Skins.jpg|thumb|550px]]
Several skins and accompanying accessories based on ''Transformers'' characters have been made available, either for purchase from the in-game shop or earnable through gameplay:
* A skin based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], which comes with a built-in "Barrage Cannon" emote, was available as part of the Battle Pass for Chapter 4, Season 3, which began on June 9, 2023, to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''. The skin could only be unlocked after reaching level 100 and unlocking every other item on the pass, including a "Cybertronian Axe" pickaxe skin, an [[Autobot]] [[Insignia|Emblem]] "Back Bling", an animated emoticon of the Autobot insignia morphing into the phrase "[[Roll out|ROLL OUT!]]" and back, a graffiti tag of Optimus (based on the in-game skin, but labelled as "[[The Transformers (franchise)|G1]] Optimus Prime") posing in front of a silhouetted [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], and a replacement for the game's loading screen featuring Prime rushing towards the camera. Gaining an extra 25 levels after finishing the Battle Pass allowed the player to earn some additional ''Transformers''-themed "Bonus Rewards", including an "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail (a particle effect visible as the player falls towards the island), a "Battle-Tested" variation of the Prime skin with added battle damage, and a player banner based on the Autobot insignia. As Battle Pass rewards are only available via purchasing the Pass itself and then unlocking them, Prime and his associated items became unobtainable following the end of Chapter 4, Season 3 on [[August 25]], 2023. ''Boo.''
* Also as part of Chapter 4, Season 3, an [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] skin was made available alongside a Back Bling based on the [[Maximal]] insignia via the in-game shop for 1600 of the game's in-game currency, V-Bucks (roughly $12.78 US dollars at the time), with his twin swords (referred to as "[[Sonic sword|Sonic Swords]]") also available as a pickaxe skin for 800 V-Bucks; a bundle containing both sets was also added, costing 1800 V-Bucks. Primal disappeared from the shop on [[June 20]], but unlike Battle Pass items, shop items ''do'' tend to return every so often, and thus far Primal has been re-added to the shop once since his initial removal... on [[November 26]], 2023, a roughly ''160 day gap'' between appearances.<ref>[https://fnbr.co/outfit/optimus-primal Optimus Primal's page on fnbr.co, an unofficial directory for Fortnite shop rotations and cosmetics]</ref>
* A ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack was released in physical retailers on October 13, 2023, followed by a digital release on October 21. The pack costs $24.99, and includes 1000 V-bucks, along with the following:
** A [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] skin, which comes with a built-in "Battle Ready" emote, along with an accompanying "Bumblebee's Wings" Back Bling and [[Stinger Sword]] pickaxe skin.
** A [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] skin, which comes with a built-in [[Fusion cannon]] emote, along with an accompanying [[Decepticon]] Emblem Back Bling and an [[Energon mace|Energon Mace]] pickaxe skin.
** A skin based on a hypothetical robot mode for the ''Fortnite'' [[fandom:fortnite:Battle Bus|Battle Bus]], complete with a "Bot Air Balloon" Back Bling and a "Pick Axle" pickaxe skin. As the announcement is ''very'' careful to note that "BattleBus is not an official ''Transformers'' character", we do not currently cover it in depth.
* A series of "Transformers Quests" were made available for players to complete from June 9 to June 22, 2023, with each individual quest rewarding Battle Pass XP. Two additional rewards were also available, earned for completing enough quests overall: 5 quests earned the "Jungle King" spray (a graffiti tag of Optimus Primal), and 10 quests earned the "[[Maximize]]!" emoji (the Maximal equivalent of the aforementioned "Roll Out!" emoji).
* During Chapter 4, Season 3, a "[[Cybertron Cannon]]" was temporarily added to the list of possible weapon drops. Outside of the name and the fact that it transforms into a compact backpack bearing the Autobot insignia for the user when not in-hand, it doesn't have any real connection to ''Transformers''.

==Notes==
[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg|thumb|upright=1|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]
* While all the ''Transformers'' skins have unique, built-in emotes, none of them involve the character [[Transformation|transforming]] into their [[Alternate mode|alt-mode]]. It's likely that Epic decided that it would be too confusing and unbalanced to have skins with emotes that cause the player's character (and therefore, their hitboxes) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.
* The "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail features the [[Transwarp Key]] appearing above the player and opening a portal. If the player has the Optimus Primal skin and the Autobot Signal Flare contrail equipped at the same time, the Autobot insignia that normally appears is replaced with the Maximal insignia instead. (Sadly, no Decepticon insignia when using Megatron.)
* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.
* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.
* Of the two skins in the "''Transformers'' Pack", Megatron's is based directly on his [[evergreen]] design, with multiple details lifted near-1:1 from his [[:File:Quidd-evergreen-Megatron-robot-mode.jpg|character model]], while Bumblebee's appears to be derived from his (loosely evergreen-influenced) design in ''[[Rocket League]]'', also owned by Epic Games.
*A spray named "Prime Time" was created, but never released. It's unclear if the spray is planned for a future update, or if it was scrapped in favor of the "G1 Optimus Prime" spray.
* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.
* In early November 2024, Fortnite added the "Kicks" cosmetics, allowing certain skins to wear licensed Nike shoes. Currently, the Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee skins can equip Kicks.
* ''[[Transformers: BotBots (toyline)|BotBots]]'' [[Brash Butterhead]] features a molded detail of a jetpack on his back based directly on the [[fandom:fortnite-archive:Jetpack|jetpack]] from ''Fortnite''.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* ''{{w|Fortnite}}'' at Wikipedia
* [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4 Chapter 4 season 3 trailer]

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[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]
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Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer

2025-06-24T20:25:59Z

Sloptimus slime: added relevant screenshot

{{episode|
|otherseries=''[[Fortnite|Fortnite WILDS]]''
|image=FortniteWilds.jpg
|caption= Mr. Fortnite, you have solved my cool temple puzzle.
|title="Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer"
|airdate=[[June 8]], [[2023]]
|production company=[[Epic Games]]
|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4
|videosite=YouTube
}}

'''A group of Explorers stumble upon a Cybertronian weapon, and a message from Optimus Prime.'''

==Synopsis==
[[File:SmallerOptimusFortnite.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|left|My awesome smaller son will now hit [[Cybertronian dances|the Griddy]], just for you.]]
After unprecedented seismological upheaval reveals a massive jungle in the center of the Island, an aptly-named squad called the Explorers set out to uncover what secrets the ruins at the heart of it all might hold. They encounter a [[Dinosaur (dinosaur)|nest of raptors]], and make the best of a bad situation by utilizing the prehistoric beasts as transportation. They enter the mysterious Rumble Ruins, finding it empty except for a strange alien device on a pedestal in the middle. When Triggerfish grabs it, a large [[Insignia|Autobot symbol]] reveals itself in the floor before a holographic projection of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] himself appears.

The hologram then creates a smaller, human-sized Optimus Prime from the Autobot symbol, a sight which shocks Triggerfish so much that the alien device he grabbed activates, revealing itself to be a [[Cybertron Cannon]]. It goes off, starting a chain reaction that threatens to bring the entire temple down around the group. As they escape through a hole in the wall, however, it's revealed that [[Doctor Slone|somebody]] had been watching them from afar this whole time...

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] (7)

|c3=
* Lorenzo (1)
* Rian (2)
* Trace (3)
* Rex (5)
* Bronto (6)
* [[Doctor Slone]] (8)

|c4=
* Triggerfish (4)
}}

==Notes==
* This animated short was released at the 2023 {{w|Summer Game Fest}} to promote Chapter 4 Season 3 of ''[[Fortnite]]'', subtitled ''WILDS'', which came out the next day and featured Optimus Prime as part of its storyline.
* The season was originally meant to release on [[June 2]], but was pushed back to [[June 9]] to coincide with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''.

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2025-06-24T20:24:06Z

Sloptimus slime: {{videogamecap|source=''Fortnite''|owner={{w|Epic Games}}|nocategory=true}} Category:Fortnite images

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Fortnite

2025-06-24T20:17:44Z

Sloptimus slime:

{{videogame
|title=''Fortnite''
|image=FortniteLogo.jpg
|caption=Making families poorer since 2017!
|developer=[[Epic Games]]
|publisher=Epic Games
|date=[[July 21]], [[2017]]
|platforms=Windows, macOS, [[Nintendo Switch]], [[PlayStation]] 4, PlayStation 5, [[Xbox]] One, Xbox Series X/S, iOS, Android
|rating=ESRB: T
}}

'''''Fortnite''''' is a massively popular online video game developed by [[Epic Games]], most famous for its 100-player "Battle Royale" game mode where players battle it out until only one remains. In June 2023, themed skins and accessories based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] were made available as part of a ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' promotion. Additional skins and accessories based on [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and even a Transformer version of the Fortnite Battle Bus released in October 2023.

==Synopsis==
[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|left|Sadly, this is as close as we ever got to [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]] showing up in ''Rise of the Beasts''.]]

Given the game's widespread perception, it may be surprising to learn that ''Fortnite'' actually has a fairly complicated story that has played out in both the game and a few comic book tie-ins, involving characters and items from worlds throughout the [[omniverse]], including (but ''far'' from limited to) the worlds of [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', the [[Ghostbusters]], and fellow [[Hasbro]] series ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' arriving in the dimension where ''Fortnite'' occurs. Compared to a couple other fictional universes involved in the game's plot, ''Transformers'' only plays a fairly small role—small enough to be described in a ''single sentence'', in fact—so we'll try and keep this summary of the surrounding events fairly concise.

===The Basics===
''Fortnite''{{'}}s Battle Royale mode takes place within a universe known as "Reality Zero", which primarily consists of a large island home to the "Zero Point", the nexus from which all existence emerged. This naturally makes it very powerful, and thousands of years before we enter the picture, a clandestine organization known as the Imagined Order (or "IO", for short) took control of the Zero Point and used it as a sort of omniversal teleporter to traverse the omniverse and adjust the various universes and realities within to fit their definition of "order". To ensure their control of the Zero Point and test strong individuals that might be worthy of joining their ranks, the IO also used the Zero Point to establish a time loop (referred to as simply "The Loop") on the island that renders its victims mute, restrains any superhuman abilities they might have, and nearly destroys one's memories and self-identity. These individuals, called "loopers", are forced to battle each other until one of them survives as a damaging storm closes in. At the same time, a mysterious, alien force known as the Last Reality has been traversing the omniverse and destroying reality after reality until only they remain, hence their name. These factions are opposed by "The Seven", a group dedicated to protecting the Zero Point and breaking the Loop at all costs.

There's a whole lot of stuff that happens during the game's first three chapters, but if you wanna know more about those events, go check the [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]] for an in-depth summary. For now, we're going to skip forward to the part that's relevant to this wiki...

===Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3===
After the IO is betrayed by one of their own members, Doctor Slone, Reality Zero is destroyed. However, the Zero Point reawakens and reforges it anew.

After a day-long camping break, the player's looper returns to the island to find all of The Seven missing. AMIE, an AI created by one of The Seven, having gained free will as a consequence of their absence, becomes unstable (in the violent, psychological sense), asking the player's looper to help her use the kinetic ore found on the new island to build her an exoskeleton so she can finally move about and interact with the world. The Oathbound, the main faction on the island and (seemingly) a past version of the Imagined Order, begins construction on a Rift Gate. The project's leader, The Warden (real name Stellan), has the player's looper assist in the project, which AMIE takes advantage of when a test of the Gate's capabilities reveals that The Seven are trapped and being "sculpted anew" by some dark entity. AMIE disconnects as her new body begins construction, and when the player's looper and Stellan activate the finished Rift Gate, things... don't go to either side's plan. The unstable Rift Gate creates a massive crack in the sky, which eventually opens up and drops a [[Japan]]-inspired landmass on top of part of the island. A largely-disconnected plot about uniting the syndicates of the region ensues.

The island soon begins experiencing earthquakes, which eventually cause a part of the island to crumble away and reveal a massive jungle that was hidden underground. Doctor Slone, as it turns out, survived her ordeal and was trapped here after Reality Zero was reforged. Now independent from the IO and working with a group of explorers (using them for her own means, naturally), she begins working to make her plans for the island a reality... whatever those are.

...Oh, and some guy named [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] begins sending messages to the island through the vehicle radios, warning the loopers of reality's impending collapse at the hands of some "formidable enemy" that's caught wind of the island's power fading.

As the weeks go by, a picture comes into focus: an ancient, broken-down "Apparatus", regularly described as some kind of "stellar projector", is discovered in the jungle, which Slone and the explorers gradually dig up and rebuild over the course of Season 3. The player's looper (optionally in-game, but canonically story-wise) uncovers the prisms needed to get the Apparatus up and running. During the season's eighth week, Slone, having evidently fallen out with the explorers, tasks the player's looper with recovering schematics created by Stellan as part of his Rift Gate project, then uses them to track down some of the ore Stellan used to build the Rift Gate, which the looper uncovers and places at the Apparatus. The Apparatus is then turned on, after which Slone divulges that her plans might just be what gets the island and the loopers away from their enemies for good, and an audio log of hers indicates that the key involves some kind of "Eclipse"...

...But since ''Transformers'' stops being actively involved at this point (''for now'', at least), we're going to have to leave things off there. Again, if you wanna know what happens next, the ''Fortnite'' wiki's got you covered.

==Quotes==
{{note|The following are a collection of Optimus Prime's in-game voice lines. Unless specified otherwise, all of these lines could be heard in-game by tuning into the "Mysterious Transmission" radio station while driving a vehicle.}}

"I am Optimus Prime, and this message is to my allies. There is grave danger on the horizon.
The power that once flowed through your island has faded, and formidable enemies have taken notice.
You must brave the unknown... The answers you seek lie deep within the starless void that brought you here.
Fight on, and roll out."
:—Heard by accessing a mural within Rumble Ruins.

"Greetings. My name is Optimus Prime. If you are hearing this, the time has come to make your escape.
This reality is doomed to collapse, but hope is not yet lost.
I cannot sustain this broadcast for much longer. Listen and more will follow."
:—Week 1's radio transmission.

"I have been in contact with the one you call Slone.
And while she may be an unlikely ally...
She alone, knows the path forward."
:—Week 2's radio transmission.

"Those who lived here long ago discovered a secret hidden among the stars.
The artifacts they left behind will guide you.
You will find everything you need to study the stars hidden throughout the island."
:—Week 3's radio transmission.

"The key to your future lies in the past... You must brave the unknown.
Fight on, and roll out!"
:—The final radio transmission.

==''Transformers'' content==
[[File:Fortnite-Transformers-Skins.jpg|thumb|550px]]
Several skins and accompanying accessories based on ''Transformers'' characters have been made available, either for purchase from the in-game shop or earnable through gameplay:
* A skin based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], which comes with a built-in "Barrage Cannon" emote, was available as part of the Battle Pass for Chapter 4, Season 3, which began on June 9, 2023, to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''. The skin could only be unlocked after reaching level 100 and unlocking every other item on the pass, including a "Cybertronian Axe" pickaxe skin, an [[Autobot]] [[Insignia|Emblem]] "Back Bling", an animated emoticon of the Autobot insignia morphing into the phrase "[[Roll out|ROLL OUT!]]" and back, a graffiti tag of Optimus (based on the in-game skin, but labelled as "[[The Transformers (franchise)|G1]] Optimus Prime") posing in front of a silhouetted [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], and a replacement for the game's loading screen featuring Prime rushing towards the camera. Gaining an extra 25 levels after finishing the Battle Pass allowed the player to earn some additional ''Transformers''-themed "Bonus Rewards", including an "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail (a particle effect visible as the player falls towards the island), a "Battle-Tested" variation of the Prime skin with added battle damage, and a player banner based on the Autobot insignia. As Battle Pass rewards are only available via purchasing the Pass itself and then unlocking them, Prime and his associated items became unobtainable following the end of Chapter 4, Season 3 on [[August 25]], 2023. ''Boo.''
* Also as part of Chapter 4, Season 3, an [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] skin was made available alongside a Back Bling based on the [[Maximal]] insignia via the in-game shop for 1600 of the game's in-game currency, V-Bucks (roughly $12.78 US dollars at the time), with his twin swords (referred to as "[[Sonic sword|Sonic Swords]]") also available as a pickaxe skin for 800 V-Bucks; a bundle containing both sets was also added, costing 1800 V-Bucks. Primal disappeared from the shop on [[June 20]], but unlike Battle Pass items, shop items ''do'' tend to return every so often, and thus far Primal has been re-added to the shop once since his initial removal... on [[November 26]], 2023, a roughly ''160 day gap'' between appearances.<ref>[https://fnbr.co/outfit/optimus-primal Optimus Primal's page on fnbr.co, an unofficial directory for Fortnite shop rotations and cosmetics]</ref>
* A ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack was released in physical retailers on October 13, 2023, followed by a digital release on October 21. The pack costs $24.99, and includes 1000 V-bucks, along with the following:
** A [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] skin, which comes with a built-in "Battle Ready" emote, along with an accompanying "Bumblebee's Wings" Back Bling and [[Stinger Sword]] pickaxe skin.
** A [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] skin, which comes with a built-in [[Fusion cannon]] emote, along with an accompanying [[Decepticon]] Emblem Back Bling and an [[Energon mace|Energon Mace]] pickaxe skin.
** A skin based on a hypothetical robot mode for the ''Fortnite'' [[fandom:fortnite:Battle Bus|Battle Bus]], complete with a "Bot Air Balloon" Back Bling and a "Pick Axle" pickaxe skin. As the announcement is ''very'' careful to note that "BattleBus is not an official ''Transformers'' character", we do not currently cover it in depth.
* A series of "Transformers Quests" were made available for players to complete from June 9 to June 22, 2023, with each individual quest rewarding Battle Pass XP. Two additional rewards were also available, earned for completing enough quests overall: 5 quests earned the "Jungle King" spray (a graffiti tag of Optimus Primal), and 10 quests earned the "[[Maximize]]!" emoji (the Maximal equivalent of the aforementioned "Roll Out!" emoji).
* During Chapter 4, Season 3, a "[[Cybertron Cannon]]" was temporarily added to the list of possible weapon drops. Outside of the name and the fact that it transforms into a compact backpack bearing the Autobot insignia for the user when not in-hand, it doesn't have any real connection to ''Transformers''.

==Notes==
[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg|thumb|upright=1|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]
* While all the ''Transformers'' skins have unique, built-in emotes, none of them involve the character [[Transformation|transforming]] into their [[Alternate mode|alt-mode]]. It's likely that Epic decided that it would be too confusing and unbalanced to have skins with emotes that cause the player's character (and therefore, their hitboxes) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.
* The "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail features the [[Transwarp Key]] appearing above the player and opening a portal. If the player has the Optimus Primal skin and the Autobot Signal Flare contrail equipped at the same time, the Autobot insignia that normally appears is replaced with the Maximal insignia instead. (Sadly, no Decepticon insignia when using Megatron.)
* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.
* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.
* Of the two skins in the "''Transformers'' Pack", Megatron's is based directly on his [[evergreen]] design, with multiple details lifted near-1:1 from his [[:File:Quidd-evergreen-Megatron-robot-mode.jpg|character model]], while Bumblebee's appears to be derived from his (loosely evergreen-influenced) design in ''[[Rocket League]]'', also owned by Epic Games.
*A spray named "Prime Time" was created, but never released. It's unclear if the spray is planned for a future update, or if it was scrapped in favor of the "G1 Optimus Prime" spray.
* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.
* In early November 2024, Fortnite added the "Kicks" cosmetics, allowing certain skins to wear licensed Nike shoes. Currently, the Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee skins can equip Kicks.
* ''[[Transformers: BotBots (toyline)|BotBots]]'' [[Brash Butterhead]] features a molded detail of a jetpack on his back based directly on the [[fandom:fortnite-archive:Jetpack|jetpack]] from ''Fortnite''.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* ''{{w|Fortnite}}'' at Wikipedia
* [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4 Chapter 4 season 3 trailer]

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[[Category:Rise of the Beasts media]]
[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]
[[Category:Fortnite]]

Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer

2025-06-24T20:17:04Z

Sloptimus slime:

{{episode|
|otherseries=''[[Fortnite|Fortnite WILDS]]''
|image=FortniteWilds.jpg
|caption= Mr. Fortnite, you have solved my cool temple puzzle.
|title="Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer"
|airdate=[[June 8]], [[2023]]
|production company=[[Epic Games]]
|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4
|videosite=YouTube
}}

'''A group of Explorers stumble upon a Cybertronian weapon, and a message from Optimus Prime.'''

==Synopsis==
After unprecedented seismological upheaval reveals a massive jungle in the center of the Island, an aptly-named squad called the Explorers set out to uncover what secrets the ruins at the heart of it all might hold. They encounter a [[Dinosaur (dinosaur)|nest of raptors]], and make the best of a bad situation by utilizing the prehistoric beasts as transportation. They enter the mysterious Rumble Ruins, finding it empty except for a strange alien device on a pedestal in the middle. When Triggerfish grabs it, a large [[Insignia|Autobot symbol]] reveals itself in the floor before a holographic projection of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] himself appears.

The hologram then creates a smaller, human-sized Optimus Prime from the Autobot symbol, a sight which shocks Triggerfish so much that the alien device he grabbed activates, revealing itself to be a [[Cybertron Cannon]]. It goes off, starting a chain reaction that threatens to bring the entire temple down around the group. As they escape through a hole in the wall, however, it's revealed that [[Doctor Slone|somebody]] had been watching them from afar this whole time...

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] (7)

|c3=
* Lorenzo (1)
* Rian (2)
* Trace (3)
* Rex (5)
* Bronto (6)
* Doctor Slone (8)

|c4=
* Triggerfish (4)
}}

==Notes==
* This animated short was released to promote the twenty-fifth season of ''[[Fortnite]]'', subtitled ''WILDS'', which came out the next day and featured Optimus Prime as part of its storyline.
* The season was originally meant to release on [[June 2]], but was pushed back to [[June 9]] to coincide with the release of [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]

[[Category:Crossovers]]
[[Category:Movie media]]
[[Category:Fortnite]]

Cybertron Cannon

2025-06-24T20:16:31Z

Sloptimus slime:

{{disambig3|Cannon}}
[[File:CybertronCannon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6]]
The '''Cybertron Cannon''' is a powerful weapon Cybertronian weapon. Able to transform from a bazooka to a backpack for easy transport, it boasts incredible destructive power at the cost of only being able to shoot two blasts before needing to recharge for thirty seconds.

{{quote|A Cybertron weapon that is more than meets the eye!|In-game description}}

==Games==
===''Fortnite''===
While exploring Rumble Ruins with his allies, the warrior Triggerfish grabbed the deactivated Cybertron Cannon from its pedestal, activating a holographic projection of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], who then created a human-sized avatar of himself. Unfortunately, before they could introduce themselves, the Cannon activated and set off a chain reaction, forcing the group to evacuate the temple. {{storylink|Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer|Fortnite}}

==Notes==
*The Cybertron Cannon was only available in ''[[Fortnite]]'' during Season 3 of Chapter 4, being added on June 9, 2023, and later removed on August 25.

==External links==
*[[fandom:fortnite:Cybertron Cannon|Cybertron Cannon]] at Fortnite Wiki

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[[Category:Movie weapons]]
[[Category:Fortnite]]

Category:Fortnite

2025-06-24T20:15:54Z

Sloptimus slime: Created page with "Category:External properties"

[[Category:External properties]]

Category:Fortnite images

2025-06-24T20:15:31Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[Category:Screen captures from video games]]
[[Category:Fortnite]]

Doctor Slone

2025-06-24T20:14:50Z

Sloptimus slime: Created page with ":''Doctor Slone is a Human from Fortnite.'' Yes, this is the main antagonist of ''Fortnite''. '''Doctor Slone''' is a high-ranki..."

:''Doctor Slone is a Human from [[Fortnite]].''
[[File:DoctorSlone.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Yes, this is the main antagonist of ''Fortnite''.]]
'''Doctor Slone''' is a high-ranking member of the Imagined Order, an ancient organization that intends to control all of the [[Omniverse]] through use of the Zero Point.

==Games==
===''Fortnite''===
{{voiceactor|Mara Junot}}

Doctor Slone was seen observing a group of explorers and [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] through a sniper rifle as they escaped a collapsing ruin. {{storylink|Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer|Fortnite}}

Later, she contacted Optimus and relayed a plan to him to save all of reality from collapse, which he agreed to relay to [[You|the Looper]]. {{storylink|Fortnite}}

==External links==
*[https://fortnite.fandom.com/wiki/Doctor_Slone Doctor Slone] at the ''Fortnite'' Wiki

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[[Category:Humans]]
[[Category:Fortnite]]
[[Category:Video game-only characters]]

File:DoctorSlone.jpg

2025-06-24T20:13:13Z

Sloptimus slime: {{videogamecap|source=''Fortnite''|owner={{w|Epic Games}}|nocategory=true}} Category:Fortnite images

{{videogamecap|source=''[[Fortnite]]''|owner={{w|Epic Games}}|nocategory=true}}
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Tyra Megatron

2025-06-24T20:10:53Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:TyraMegatron.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Come on! Meda Tron was ''right there!'']]

'''Tyra Megatron''' (ティラメガトロン ''Tira Megatoron'') is a [[Medarot]] with the ability to Medachange into a ''Tyrannosaurus rex''.

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{charstubgame}}

==Notes==
*Tyra Megatron is based on [[Megatron (BW)|''Beast Wars'' Megatron]].

[[Category:Medarots]]
[[Category:Video game-only characters]]

Cybertron Cannon

2025-06-24T02:57:50Z

Sloptimus slime:

Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer

2025-06-24T02:56:42Z

Sloptimus slime: Created page with "{{episode| |otherseries=''Fortnite WILDS'' |image=FortniteWilds.jpg |caption= Mr. Fortnite, you have solved my cool temple puzzle. |title="Fortnite Chapter 4 Seas..."

{{episode|
|otherseries=''[[Fortnite|Fortnite WILDS]]''
|image=FortniteWilds.jpg
|caption= Mr. Fortnite, you have solved my cool temple puzzle.
|title="Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 3 WILDS Cinematic Trailer"
|airdate=[[June 8]], [[2023]]
|production company=[[Epic Games]]
|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4
|videosite=YouTube
}}

'''A group of Explorers stumble upon a Cybertronian weapon, and a message from Optimus Prime.'''

==Synopsis==
After unprecedented seismological upheaval reveals a massive jungle in the center of the Island, an aptly-named squad called the Explorers set out to uncover what secrets the ruins at the heart of it all might hold. They encounter a [[Dinosaur (dinosaur)|nest of raptors]], and make the best of a bad situation by utilizing the prehistoric beasts as transportation. They enter the mysterious Rumble Ruins, finding it empty except for a strange alien device on a pedestal in the middle. When Triggerfish grabs it, a large [[Insignia|Autobot symbol]] reveals itself in the floor before a holographic projection of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] himself appears.

The hologram then creates a smaller, human-sized Optimus Prime from the Autobot symbol, a sight which shocks Triggerfish so much that the alien device he grabbed activates, revealing itself to be a [[Cybertron Cannon]]. It goes off, starting a chain reaction that threatens to bring the entire temple down around the group. As they escape through a hole in the wall, however, it's revealed that [[Doctor Slone|somebody]] had been watching them from afar this whole time...

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] (7)

|c3=
* Lorenzo (1)
* Rian (2)
* Trace (3)
* Rex (5)
* Bronto (6)
* Doctor Slone (8)

|c4=
* Triggerfish (4)
}}

==Notes==
* This animated short was released to promote the twenty-fifth season of ''[[Fortnite]]'', subtitled ''WILDS'', which came out the next day and featured Optimus Prime as part of its storyline.
* The season was originally meant to release on [[June 2]], but was pushed back to [[June 9]] to coincide with the release of [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]

[[Category:Crossovers]]
[[Category:Movie media]]

Talk:Fortnite

2025-06-24T01:50:10Z

Sloptimus slime: /* BattleBus page? */ new section

I continue to question the need to go over aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall the "plot" bits that have nothing to do with Transformers. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 22:56, 24 August 2023 (EDT)
: I'm torn. Personally, I can appreciate having the context in a way that doesn't require trawling through the depths of Fortnite Wiki to piece things together... but at the same time, we probably could get away with just hashing out the high concept for everything prior to Chapter 4, especially since apparently Optimus's involvement doesn't get explained at all? --[[User:Riptide|Riptide]] ([[User talk:Riptide|talk]]) 23:02, 24 August 2023 (EDT)
:: I say just alter the story section to fit only Prime's involvement, and then a footnote to Fortnite wiki for the rest of the stort(my idea is like the footnotes in Victory Leo and Greatshot's fictional appearance bios abt their past life as God Ginrai and Sixshot respectively).[[User:Poliwag06|Poliwag06]] ([[User talk:Poliwag06|talk]]) 02:20, 25 August 2023 (EDT)

== BattleBus page? ==

Can we reconsider not having a page for BattleBus? I don't see a reason to just not cover the character when we cover far more tangentially Transformer-related stuff from crossovers-- plus, despite being stated to be "not an official Transformers character", the skin categorized as part of the Transformers set of items in-game. [[User:Sloptimus slime|Sloptimus slime]] ([[User talk:Sloptimus slime|talk]]) 21:50, 23 June 2025 (EDT)

User talk:Cyberlink420

2025-06-22T03:26:58Z

Sloptimus slime: /* Page deletion question */

==Previous discussions==
Previous discussions from before I became an admin can be found at [[User talk:Cyberlink420/Archive1|Archive]]. However, please do not edit the Archive page.



==Official Scale Stuff==
Official sizes page is currently protected from editing so I’ll just leave some sources for movie stuff that have yet to be added here:

Shatter’s official height (16 feet): https://luisguggenberger.artstation.com/projects/L2rVR5

AOE early concept scale chart: https://www.jeffreybeecroft.com/film#/transformersageofextinction/

Even earlier AOE concept scale chart: https://tanatanakyn.blogspot.com/2015/01/transformers-exhibition-part-02-zone-1.html?m=1

I wonder what they were thinking when they apparently considered making Crosshairs almost as tall as Prime lmao. Concept art sure can be crazy. [[User:Steampunk671213|Steampunk671213]] ([[User talk:Steampunk671213|talk]]) 19:40, 7 February 2025 (EST)

== Go-Bot Page ==
Why are you against my merger with those go-bot page if i may be so bold to ask?--[[User:Projectus|Projectus]] ([[User talk:Projectus|talk]]) 20:56, 3 October 2021 (EDT)

== Ok, sorry ==
Can I re-upload it after it fits the standards of this wiki? --[[User:GobotsFanForever|GobotsFanForever]] ([[User talk:GobotsFanForever|talk]]) 20:08, 9 April 2021 (EDT)
:Sure, but you might be better off finding a different image of Whirl. In the one you uploaded, she's just sort of standing there, while all the other images are more dynamic and show her actually doing things. Try to find something more distinct that better conveys what the character is doing in the episode. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 20:39, 9 April 2021 (EDT)

== Hoist Goes Hollywood ==

You reverted my edit saying it was "still a stretch." What I wrote was:

"The Autobot cast for this episode is particularly appropriate. Apart from Hoist, all the Autobots who crash the filming in search of stardom are notably vain attention-seekers. Though this trait is rarely played up with Warpath, his ego regarding his gun and shooting skills is mentioned in his bios, and he appropriately makes his entrance by displaying his sharpshooting skills."

My question is this: How the heck is that a stretch? It notes what was clearly the writer's intention in casting the episode and explains the choice of a character who would seemingly be the odd man out.

I don't do a lot of editing on here, and I genuinely try to do so only when I feel I'm adding something or improving something in accordance with the standards as I understand them, but I've had several edits reverted recently that I had put a good amount of thought into, and the justifications for those reversions have been uniformly unsatisfying and very poorly explained. {{unsigned|Tjfosko}}
:I genuinely don't think the writer put that much thought into it. And unless you have an interview with the writer saying as much, you can't say it was clearly their intention; it was more likely as simple as them being told "here's the toy(s) we want to promote this week, write a story about them". This just feels like adding a note for the sake of adding a note on an overly crowded page. (I personally think a lot of the existing notes don't serve to add much either, so it's not just a you thing.) And please remember to sign your talk page posts. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 23:29, 15 May 2021 (EDT)

::So, you don't think the writer of the episode picked specifically four glory-hounds to crash a movie studio hoping for stardom, but that he instead got a note saying, "We want you to sell Hoist, Tracks, Sunstreaker, Powerglide, and Warpath this week"? Look at Earl Kress's episode credits. "The Immobilizer" is practically the only episode dealing with Ironhide's age (besides a few minor asides) and actually features a rare instance of Trailbreaker being a jokester. "B.O.T.," for all its flaws, plays up Swindle better than any other episode. "Desertion of the Dinobots" doesn't have the same degree of focus, but the episodes he wrote tend to be very strong in their depictions of characters. Even if your scenario of "promote these toys this week" is accurate (which I don't think it is, as the production materials that I've seen make it seem like Hasbro gave broad strokes with the exception of a few instances of "don't use this guy because we aren't releasing him" (Reflector) or "shove this in somewhere because it's a new toy" (Protectobots)), that only makes the cast more noteworthy, as it's an incredibly convenient accident. It seems way, way more likely that the writers, with the exception of the more mercenary jobs like "The Search for Vector Sigma," were given a box of toys and told, "these are your available characters, choose as you wish."

::As for the unsigned comment, my bad. Slipped my mind. Trying to keep up with that. [[User:Tjfosko|Tjfosko]] ([[User talk:Tjfosko|talk]]) 11:51, 17 May 2021 (EDT)

== Just a suggestion ==

Since G1 Optimus Prime and Megatron have an extremely long list of appearances and will likely have even more in the future, can I split their Game appearances into separate pages? --[[User:GobotsFanForever|GobotsFanForever]] ([[User talk:GobotsFanForever|talk]]) 13:36, 16 August 2021 (EDT)
:This has actually already been proposed over at [[Talk:Optimus Prime (G1)#Another split?]] -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 13:43, 16 August 2021 (EDT)

== Arcana ==

Hi. I just edited the Arcana page. However, I can't make the caption link to the page. The link and the caption are separate. Could you edit it so that the caption links to the page, please? {{unsigned|Cybertron1986}} 15:09, 15 September 2021 (EDT)

I suppose I should learn how to do it on practice pages. Thank you.
{{unsigned|Cybertron1986}} 15:14, 15 September 2021 (EDT)

== My mistake ==

Wait really? Oh gosh, my extreme apologies then! I wasn't aware that was a UK English spelling! I saw both Installment and Instalment on the same page and thought it was an error. [[User:BigRobot|BigRobot]] ([[User talk:BigRobot|talk]]) 23:05, 26 September 2021 (EDT)BigRobot

==Delete==
why do you keep deleting my stuff? is it irrelevant? [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 13:27, 8 November 2021 (EST)
:Irrelevant and/or inaccurate. For example, you claimed Doublecrosser said something that was actually said by Bug Bite, and you repeatedly got Rack'n'Ruin's name wrong. Also, you really need to stop trying to remove every instance of profanity; the wiki has always been PG-13, and any words that have been used in official Transformers media like "bitch" and "shit" are okay for use. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 13:40, 8 November 2021 (EST)
:::Noted, but that sounds unprofessional. Also, watch the tone. you are unnecessarily rude. {{unsigned|Tylerwu}}
:What I wrote in that page is relevant, it Is understandable taking from the list [[Grimlock (WFC)]] and [[Sideswipe (WFC)]] but tell me were Is Servo or Metroplex I never saw them in the list. ([[User talk: Rodezno7045]]).

==Apology==
For your politeness, I would like to formally apologize. I know I was being a jerk and being immature. That happens to me all the time. I'm sorry I did all that to you. Just please remember that not everyone needs to be treated like underlings and so. But in my case, I totally deserved it. So I'm just apologising. Thanks, [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 16:23, 8 November 2021 (EST)
:I genuinely appreciate the apology, but actions ultimately speak louder than words, so I hope you take this to heart and practice better judgment going forward. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:35, 8 November 2021 (EST)

==Universal==
Hello, can you keep some of my edits? or at least change them? I feel like the "difference from film" section might be relevant. Also, ironhide and ratchet don't speak. Should they still be credited? [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 19:58, 3 December 2021 (EST)
:It's not really meant to be explicitly based on any of the films, so it's largely unnecessary to note any differences. And as I said before, there's no reason for us to document what happens when the ride breaks because it's not standard procedure, and not everyone is going to have the same experience during a malfunction, so it's impossible to log every possible result. Also, Ratchet and Ironhide appear and speak in the queue for the ride, which the article also covers. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 20:21, 3 December 2021 (EST)

==Play Doh==
Hi, you deleted my stuff about the compound from the spoiler boxes from the WFC trilliogy toys because it was not marketed as playdoh, yet now, there is a new section about playdoh. Even though it IS playdoh, it was never marketed as playdoh. If you choose to keep it, why delete mine? [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 21:45, 13 January 2022 (EST)
:Apart from the fact that I didn't even realize someone had added it back until a few days ago (and was convinced to let it stay in a separate discussion), the current write-up is much more detailed and actually explains why it's mentioned in the Play-Doh article. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 22:21, 13 January 2022 (EST)

== Whirl - Marvel UK - Time Wars ==

You removed my parenthetical regarding Whirl's lack of appearance because you believed it had no bearing on his survival. However, no one knows what happened to Whirl since he never appeared, and that makes his survival ambiguous. The current note is also confusing as written because it implies Whirl appears in Time Wars, but he doesn't. I was trying to add in some clarity to answer a question I'd been trying to get answered for myself, as I looked through the wiki trying to figure out what happened to Whirl or if he'd died in a story that I somehow didn't have in my collection (since my G1 comics collection is the Titan collections, and with the weird way the UK stories were collected I wasn't 100% positive I had all the relevant stories), and it took far more digging than it should have for me to figure it out, and the Time Wars note did cause me actual confusion.[[User:Tjfosko|Tjfosko]] ([[User talk:Tjfosko|talk]]) 12:28, 17 February 2022 (EST)
:I disagree with outright questioning his survival, but I do think it's worth bringing up on his page that he stopped appearing, without us outright saying he's alive or dead. [[User:Escargon|Escargon]] ([[User talk:Escargon|talk]]) 12:34, 17 February 2022 (EST)
::I added a note to Whirl's character page to that effect. It was also deleted. Like probably 90% of the edits I make. C'est la vie. And I don't really mean to so much question his survival but to say that there's never any real statement as to what happened to him.[[User:Tjfosko|Tjfosko]] ([[User talk:Tjfosko|talk]]) 12:46, 17 February 2022 (EST)

== Re:Account rename ==

Thanks for the heads up! But there were other reasons why I wanted to ditch my old account, such as it being tied to an email I don't have access to anymore and me only vaguely remembering the password. It's not like I did much on it anyway, I think my most notable contribution was correcting a typo or two. If the staff wants me to use my old account for safe-keeping purposes or something, then I'd be fine with that though. --[[User:AmeliaLH|AmeliaLH]] ([[User talk:AmeliaLH|talk]]) 00:01, 25 February 2022 (EST)
:No worries. This was more just to ask if you would rather use a renamed old account or a fresh account since the rules only permit you to have one. I'll close your old account then. Thanks, and happy editing! -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 00:36, 25 February 2022 (EST)

== "nipping this in the bud" ==

I take it you're just going to block me so you don't have to provide an argument, yeah? [[User:Elita1|Elita1]] ([[User talk:Elita1|talk]]) 23:14, 26 February 2022 (EST)
:I don't have to. As our [[Transformers_Wiki:Policies#Attitude_towards_authority|policy]] states, "he who owns the house, makes the rules". And as all of the admins are of the agreement that white nationalism is bad and have never been afraid to call out shitty people (see: [[Pat Lee]], [[Adam Baldwin]]), I see no reason why the paragraph should be removed. The fact that you joined just to do so indicates your intentions are less than noble. I suggest you drop it, or you will find yourself banned immediately. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 23:19, 26 February 2022 (EST)
::As you wish. [[User:Elita1|Elita1]] ([[User talk:Elita1|talk]]) 23:30, 26 February 2022 (EST)

== Discord ban appeal ==

Hey, not sure if you are the right person to ask, but over a year ago, I don’t quite recall when, I was (rightfully) banned from the Discord server for my immature and attention seeking behaviour, truthfully I am glad I was banned sooner than later since at that time I probably would’ve gotten myself banned for something much worst,
Now that over a year has passed, and I’ve dealt with a lot of the issues I had with my life and gotten myself in a better place, mentally socially, etc and again I’m into Transformers than ever I wanted to be able to contribute to the Wiki again, and learn how to be more professional about my edits, and I’d like to rejoin the discord server for that purpose, in order to discuss wiki contributions, unlike before when I *only* wanted it as a place to talk and receive attention when I had no one else to talk to in my life, I don’t mean to come off as sappy or anything of the sort, just me asking for a second chance and stating how I intend to be better if given it. (I was Lucas-Magic-Ninja’s on the Discord). [[User:Hexnut17|Hexnut17]] ([[User talk:Hexnut17|talk]]) 00:38, March 19 2022 (EST)
:I've spoken to the admin who issued your ban and they're willing to give you another shot. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 12:36, 19 March 2022 (EDT)

== Jacqueline ==

Send in a re-edited Jcqueline trivia (I don't know how to do tenses, so I apologize for that but hopefully the edited version works better).--[[User:Projectus|Projectus]] ([[User talk:Projectus|talk]]) 10:49, 2 April 2022 (EDT)
==Rewording==
I wasn’t trying to remove Nick Studios on the EarthSpark page, I was trying to condense the sentence to be the same one that says how it is developed by eOne and Nick. There was another sentence that said Nick Studios is producing, so I wanted to merge the two and make it say that it is being co-produced and developed by them. But the caption still doesn’t make sense to me, since it isn’t for Nick alone anymore and the Nick who is a character designer isn’t really the person who the show is "by." [[User:Taylr2000|Taylr2000]] ([[User talk:Taylr2000|talk]]) 23:28, 12 April 2022 (EDT)
:It's simple wordplay, and it's still a show featuring designs ''by Nick'' Roche ''for Nick''elodeon Studios. And the existing verbiage for the paragraph is fine. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 00:03, 13 April 2022 (EDT)

==Misattribution note==
I added it because I saw another page that had a misattribution quote that explained it was a misattribution [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 09:59, 5 May 2022 (EDT)

== tagging images ==

I'm new in here mate, please exlain me about the image tag thing cuz i don't understand from what i've read. Thank you. {{unsigned|Cyberpunx80}} 03:55, 23 May 2022 (EDT)

== tagging images pt2 ==

Thank you very much for the help, i didn't mean to cause any trouble. {{unsigned|Cyberpunx80}} 07:10, 23 May 2022 (EDT)

==Accidental recreation==

II’ll remember the site, but as a mobile user, I can,t get to it due to parental restrictions {{unsigned|Liokaser19}} 11:40, 1 August 2022 (EDT)

==Tagging stock images==

Sorry to bother you but how do i add the stock tag to an image im uploading? {{unsigned|Kirby54}}
:Just type <nowiki>{{stock}}</nowiki> and the wiki will do the rest. We have a bunch of different stock templates for different toylines, so take a look through [[:Category:Stock image templates|this category]] and find the one that fits best, then just type the name of that template between brackets. For example, if you're uploading a stock image of a ''Collaborative'' toy, type <nowiki>{{Collaborativestock}}</nowiki>.

:(Also, make sure to sign your talk page posts! Just type <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> and the wiki will automatically fill in your signature.) -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 13:12, 3 November 2022 (EDT)

thank you for clearing things up. [[User:Kirby54|Kirby54]] ([[User talk:Kirby54|talk]]) 13:28, 3 November 2022 (EDT)

==Thrash Picture Caption==
I understand how the first caption could have been taken as “whining”, with the ellipses and whatnot, but please explain why you consider the second attempt as me “whining”. It has a joking tone (as I was originally going for). I would simply like explanation, for as far as I can see, it’s far from plain complaining.

[[User:Deathwingtech|DeathwingTech]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 19 November 2022 (EDT)
:Sure still came off whiny. Plus, captions where every word links to something else are a big no-no. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 01:07, 20 November 2022 (EST)

::Alright, in that case, how would you suggest fixing it? I do feel that it’s a good punchline, just needs a better tone. And thank you for clarifying, I’m pretty new around here! — [[User:Deathwingtech|DeathwingTech]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 19 November 2022 (EDT)
:::I don't think there's any fixing it. Like, it's not even a joke, it's just saying there are other motorcycle characters. Half your examples aren't even main characters. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 01:16, 20 November 2022 (EST)
::::I mean, I’ve seen multiple examples of characters’ main captions comparing them to coincidentally similar characters, but if you say so. [[User:Deathwingtech|DeathwingTech]] 01:27, 20 November 2022 (EST)

==Legout (BB)==
Arn't Legout (BB) and Tuogel just like any other toy only character. [[User:Oldmajor|Oldmajor]] ([[User talk:Oldmajor|talk]]) 08:28, 12 January 2023 (EST)

==War for Cybertron==
Hey obviously I am updating this. Dreadwing has just been mentioned in Siege episode 5 as a Seeker in the past. Not sure where to update this history for the character.--[[User:Grauntlet|Grauntlet]] ([[User talk:Grauntlet|talk]]) 20:12, 26 April 2023 (EDT)

== APOLOGIES! I AM SO SORRY! ==

I made an edit a few days back on the sg Optimus page and didn’t realize that with the context of the image, it seemed like a George Floyd joke. I was trying to make a gag about Donald trump cuz I thought it was funny but I didn’t think about the fact that the image directly mirrored the incident. I take full responsibility for this and sincerely apologize, I hope I’m using this page right also! Yours truly, --[[User:Carno|Carno]] ([[User talk:Carno|talk]]) 12:48, 29 May 2023 (EDT)

== Images ==

I don't know who to write to about it, but I saw you admonished me once about the images, so maybe you'll know something. If I have an image with an unnecessary background (e.g. [[Media:Kinder-Joy-RID15-2017-Steeljaw.jpg|Steeljaw Toy]]), can I upload this image to a graphics program and cut out the background? Thanks in advance for your answer

== This message doesn't seem very mature ==

Look at the top of Talk:Sideways (ROTF) and look at Semysane's message. [[User:SuperKilogram|SuperKilogram]] ([[User talk:SuperKilogram|talk]]) 15:52, 29 June 2023 (EDT)
:What relevance does a talk page message from 13 years ago have to anything? -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 17:01, 29 June 2023 (EDT)

== Should this be on Sideways' page ==

On the Sideways disambiguation page, there is a bullet point that says "Your mom", is that supposed to be there?
[[User:SuperKilogram|SuperKilogram]] ([[User talk:SuperKilogram|talk]]) 15:52, 29 June 2023 (EDT)
:Yes. Sideways once suggested that "your mom" was another incarnation of him in [[Ask Vector Prime]]. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:59, 29 June 2023 (EDT)

== ROTB Screencaps ==

Apologies for the sudden message, but I was wondering if it would be okay to upload screencaps from the YouTube Rise of the Beasts Videos for certain pages for use on character pages. They technically are within the guidelines under the ruling of "No leaks" as the screenshots are from publicly available videos on YouTube via the official Paramount Pictures Channel, and I believe they are of a good picture quality. If we need to wait until a home release is made, then I understand, but I wanted your input before jumping the gun on the matter. -- [[User:MavPolly123|MavPolly123]] ([[User talk:MavPolly123|talk]]) 18:26, 29 June 2023 (EDT)
:Yes, anything screencaps from official trailers or preview clips is fair game. If they're on an official Hasbro or Paramount channel, they're 100% okay to use. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 18:52, 29 June 2023 (EDT)

==ROTB Airazor==
What seems to be the issue with me merely adding that she was originally adding that she never transformed or that she was supposed to?
:Because both those things are already noted on her page. Also, sign your posts. (Type <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>) -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 20:56, 2 July 2023 (EDT)
:I added to one of those and that's when you replied back to stop edit-warring it.

<[[User:Calexander0713|Calexander0713]] ([[User talk:Calexander0713|talk]]) 20:59, 2 July 2023 (EDT)>

== Puffer ==

I’ve recently added information about g1 Puffer. Unfortunately you deleted my entry, because I had no source. Unfortunately the website where Puffer was first mentioned, does not exist anymore (since it has been more than 20 years ago). So that pretty much rules out any proof I have of my text.
I know for a fact that what I’ve posted, really happened. But I don’t have any proof of that. Is there any way that you do add the information? Just until someone can proof something else (which they can’t because I know what legitimately happened :-))
Hope you can reconsider!
Thanks in advance! {{unsigned|GodGinrai}}
: Sorry, but you need proof for a claim like this. Besides, even if the story was true, I genuinely doubt it's the reason the toy was named as such; like, is there literally ''any'' reason to believe that Hasbro named the toy for that reason and not just the obvious "'''P'''ipes + H'''uffer'''"? Sometimes, the simplest answer is the right one. (Also, remember to type <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> to sign your talk page posts.) -- 10:49, 4 July 2023 (EDT)
::Well, hold on, I agree that there needs to be more proof, but Hasbro absolutely named the toy that because it was a long-standing fan nickname. If we can find more proof that verifies GodGinrai's story, I think it should absolutely be included; the people at Hasbro might not have known its history, but that doesn't make it any less worthy of inclusion. [[User:Escargon|Escargon]] ([[User talk:Escargon|talk]]) 11:14, 4 July 2023 (EDT)
:::: Thanks Escargon! And I actually found some sort of proof, on the old ATT newsgroup. I do mention Puffer (although making him Klaas as I mentioned in my earlier post). But the post from early 2000 is some sort of proof: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.toys.transformers/c/YkR6bBAj9ww/m/bpGU4XDJkVoJ. On April 1 2000 I say: “ The reason WHY we called him Klaas cause it's because we didn't knew it was Huffer or Pipes... so we we're discussing that..eventually it was something like: "Blue Huffer.. No.. Alter-Transform-Pipes... Puffer.. Hipes...screw it.. it's KLAAS!.. hehehehe OK :)”
::::As you see in the discussion, no one has ever seen or mentioned Puffer before. This was the first time I explained where the name came from. {{unsigned|GodGinrai}}
:::::Perhaps, but I question the ability to claim this as the name's definitive origin point, especially 14 years removed from the toy's original release; it seems more likely IMO that "Puffer" is an obvious enough portmanteau like "[[Bumper (G1)|Bumper]]" that a lot of people independently came up with it, and it's just one of those things that gradually spread. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:17, 9 July 2023 (EDT)
::::::I had a search of ATT and it does look like the earliest uses of Puffer were from GodGinrai and Devvi, with it later being used by others (here's Nevermore using it in 2004 [https://groups.google.com/g/alt.toys.transformers/c/d0D4qlLxObY/m/AEREJcIzHd4J]) so lacking other evidence, I can buy that they coined the term originally and it caught on in Fandom. Though I don't know that we want to go into the amount of detail present in the original note. --[[User:Abates|abates]] ([[User talk:Abates|talk]]) 16:42, 9 July 2023 (EDT)
:::::: so.. are we cool to post the extra info I gave on Puffer? The proof is there and I believe it’s a cool piece of background information about the origin of the name Puffer. Hope you agree! {{unsigned|GodGinrai}}
::::::: I added back a truncated version of the note with the cited source, as I agree with Abates that there didn't need to be ''that'' much detail. Also, once again, please sign your posts. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 09:13, 12 July 2023 (EDT)

==So there's a guy who removed my image of Bisk on his page twice==
Do you agree with why he said he removed it? He said it's cluttering the page, which isn't really the case to me. [[User:SerafettinB|SerafettinB]] ([[User talk:SerafettinB|talk]]) 4:35, 6 July 2023 (TRT)
:Don't know about Cyberlink, but I definitely agree with Saix. Three images in that short section of text is too much. --[[User:Khajidha|Khajidha]] ([[User talk:Khajidha|talk]]) 15:25, 6 July 2023 (EDT)

==Partner up!==
Hi, my name is Kate and I am the founder of the Independent Fallout Wiki (over yonder at [https://fallout.wiki/ fallout.wiki]). A few members of our community recommended your wiki as one we should reach out to in order to partner up with (big fans!) The Independent Fallout Wiki split off the corporately hosted wiki to give independence a whirl in April 2022. We want to strengthen relationships between other independent wikis, as our community has interests that span beyond Fallout and are excited to check out other independent sites.

What does a partnership even mean? Good question! On our end, we feature your website on the wiki as both an article and part of the home page spotlight rotation. If you have a Discord, we also feature your invite along with links to your YouTube/website/videos. If you have similar spaces, we just ask that you do the same for us. You can check out the list of our current wiki buddies [https://fallout.wiki/wiki/FalloutWiki:Affiliates here]!

These partnerships work well to connect independent wikis, lead to new friends, and are generally good vibes across the board. I appreciate you considering our request to partner up! If you feel like giving it a go or have any questions, feel free to respond here or message me on Discord (kateaces) or let me know who I should reach out to if you aren't in the partnerin business. Thank you so much in advance! 
--- <3 [[User:Kid Aces|'''''Kate Aces''''']] [[File:SlipstreamCyberverse-magazinemodel.jpg|20px|link=User talk:Kid Aces]] [[User talk:Kid Aces|''Windblade be kinda mid ngl'']] 02:10, 23 August 2023 (EDT)
:Hi there! Appreciate you reaching out, but I spoke to other members of the team and we're not currently looking to do any sort of site affiliation right now. Wishing you all the best though. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:03, 24 August 2023 (EDT)
:: No worries at all, thank you for letting me know! [[User:Kid Aces|'''''Kate Aces''''']] [[File:SlipstreamCyberverse-magazinemodel.jpg|20px|link=User talk:Kid Aces]] [[User talk:Kid Aces|''Windblade be kinda mid ngl'']] 01:48, 27 August 2023 (EDT)

== Thanks! ==

Legitimately, thank you for fixing my bad name for the Gamerguy image. I haven’t edited a wiki in along while and forgot that would happen. Good thing you caught that!

[[User:Off-the-grounder|Off-the-grounder]] ([[User talk:Off-the-grounder|talk]]) 00:33, 6 November 2023 (EST)

== United Nations Space Law. ==

Hello, on the 18th of November you edited a post I made on the TFP episode 'Deadlock', citing that UN laws do not apply in space. I would like to present the following point to reinstate the edit accordingly;

https://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/ourwork/spacelaw/index.html

Following the few laws set in space, it is noted that any astronaut in space must be considered an 'envoy of mankind'. Whilst Knock-Out is, obviously, not a human - he is still considered an enemy of the united states based on the clandestine war being held between the US divisions assisting the Autobots and the Decepticons. Therefore, Miko is expected to maintain these laws accordingly.

Whilst considered an enemy he is still, following our laws, subject to rights of soldiers in war regardless of the invading force's following of said laws.

Ergo, legally speaking, Miko is a war-criminal and I feel it is important to educate (and entertain) readers on the matter, and I would appreciate if you would reconsider your decision.

If you decide it is not to be, then I understand and wish you a lovely day and a happy 2024 to come regardless. We all deserve a pleasant year and good fortune in these times.

Sincerely, Minty. --{{unsigned|Mintyfreshtea|23:23, 2 January 2024 (EST)}}
:You are reading ''way'' too much into a one-off gag. The edit stands. Also, please use <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> to automatically sign your posts. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 00:07, 3 January 2024 (EST)

::Thank you for the insight on the sign-off, but I would appreciate you don't speak to me like that. Telling someone they're "just reading too much" into it doesn't promote discussion. I'm not presenting a 'crack theory' or going out of my way to rant about how 'children cannot be soldiers in the Transformers show' as that would be a banal point. But Miko did assault someone who was not in a position nor a proclivity to fight back, and I feel it's important to note this at the very least.

::Perhaps a compromise - without citing laws if you feel they are inappropriate for the space. Maybe "Miko is noted to attack Knock-Out after he defects" - and, if humour is what was lacking from the trivia? "Not cool." Added to the end?
::Active critiques of media assist us in recognising inappropriate behaviour and analyze the writing of these shows, for example there is a section (using Knock-Out for example) where they comment on the stilted reaction of the audience during a 'QnA'.

::I understand you're a big name in the community and hold a lot of weight, you've been on a lot of shows (I recognised the username admittedly) and you are an avid editor on this wiki. I respect this, and I would like to collaborate rather than us leaving this element absent entirely.

::Sincerely, Minty.

::[[User:Mintyfreshtea|Mintyfreshtea]] ([[User talk:Mintyfreshtea|talk]]) 02:11, 4 January 2024 (EST)

:::No. --[[User:M Sipher|M Sipher]] ([[User talk:M Sipher|talk]]) 02:32, 4 January 2024 (EST)

::::This does hurt to experience from two administrators. This no longer feels like a wiki where I am welcome, nor that I have been heard or that I have been respected. I have presented my case, and I have been responded to with neither care nor consideration - but, I still hope you have a good day regardless of how this exchange has made me feel

::::Thank you Sipher and Cyberlink for your time.
::::Sincerely, [[User:Mintyfreshtea|Mintyfreshtea]] ([[User talk:Mintyfreshtea|talk]]) 02:42, 4 January 2024 (EST)
:::::It was a tangential trivia note that had very little to do with the episode, something we have actively taken steps to curtail in recent years, and one that makes a lot of assumptions about how international human law applies to the Cybertronian conflict that are not spelled out in the material as presented. And your compromise of "Miko is noted to attack Knock-Out after he defects. Not cool." isn't even adding any meaningful commentary at that point; it's just observing a thing that happens in the episode with no further analysis to explain why that's significant, making it even less worthy of inclusion. Furthermore, if being told "no" once by an authority figure is enough to inspire this level of vitriol, particularly when the initial response was not especially harsh, it does call into question your ability to edit collaboratively with others in the first place; per a discussion with other members of the administration, everyone is in agreement that your behavior in response to this incident has been out of line. Please take some time to reflect and decide whether this single bullet point is really worth getting this emotional over. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 14:43, 4 January 2024 (EST)

==Blocks==
can you stop blocking me because i accidentally sign into the wrong account? i'm trying to contribute but i keep getting locked out. [[User:Tylerwu|Tylerwu]] ([[User talk:Tylerwu|talk]]) 21:22, 12 January 2024 (EST)
:I legitimately have no idea what you're talking about. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 21:23, 12 January 2024 (EST)
:EDIT: Okay, now I see what you're talking about. Unfortunately, [[Transformers_Wiki:Policies#Multiple_user_names|per our policies]], you're only allowed to have one username. As I recall, you were very close to being fully banned for being in violation of that rule, but it was decided to just ban the alt instead. I suggest you just stick with your existing account, or else you ''will'' find yourself fully banned. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 21:35, 12 January 2024 (EST)

==Thank you==
Thanks for helping me with [[Luis Antonio Delgado | this]] article, I'm still new and getting used to the formatting. [[User:Hilfam|Hilfam]] ([[User talk:Hilfam|talk]]) 21:46, 7 February 2024 (EST)

==Brad's girlfriend==
I think given comments in the film it's pretty clear that the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmkPONYlik4 Maaco - Transformers The Last Knight Commercial: Brad Decision] commercial is further developing this subplot. Which page would this be most appropriate to mention it on? [[User:Astrobotix|Astrobotix]] ([[User talk:Astrobotix|talk]]) 22:43, 21 March 2024 (EDT)
:It's really not. There's literally no evidence at all, overt or implied, that this is referring to the same Brad. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 22:46, 21 March 2024 (EDT)
::Well, where do we document marketing material associated with the films. The ad itself is worth documenting even if you don't agree with Brad. [[User:Astrobotix|Astrobotix]] ([[User talk:Astrobotix|talk]]) 22:50, 21 March 2024 (EDT)
:::[[Commercial/The Last Knight]]. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 22:52, 21 March 2024 (EDT)
::::Thanks for your help! [[User:Astrobotix|Astrobotix]] ([[User talk:Astrobotix|talk]]) 22:54, 21 March 2024 (EDT)
==Quotes==
I thought that other user was referring to the quote which was attached to the other image of the Unicron page...which really was a bad quote according to the points you raised in the message you left in your edit. I left a note on the user's page as that quote is the only quote that actually identifies the book by that name so I thought it was important. [[User:Astrobotix|Astrobotix]] ([[User talk:Astrobotix|talk]]) 00:25, 22 March 2024 (EDT)

==I have some questions in regards to image captions==
As far as I know, just changing jokes to other jokes without adding actual information is not allowed. is adding nothing but jokes to images that don't have any not allowed too?

Also, would you guys have problems with adding screencaps from cartoons where the caption is just mentioning what is in the image without making any jokes?

[[User:SerafettinB|SerafettinB]] ([[User talk:SerafettinB|talk]]) 18:55, 6 June 2024 (TRT)
:Yes, repeated adding of captions without information is frowned upon. If someone is an established user with a long history of positive contributions, we're more lenient if they want to add a joke to a blank caption here or there. The ability to add jokes has always been meant as a reward for the people who are actually putting in the work, and the people who aren't willing to do so usually don't get to stick around long.

:As for your other question, descriptive or informative captions are only needed if it's something that can't be conveyed just by looking at the image, though doing so may be redundant if the exact same text explaining it is already on the page in close proximity. The Decepticon Waspinator pic you uploaded, for example, probably didn't need the caption because there was already a note next to it explaining why he had a Decepticon insigna, hence why I scrapped the caption and just added (seen at right) to the end of the existing note to illustrate that's what it was talking about. In those instances, it's okay to just leave the caption blank or put a joke in as long as there's accompanying text to explain the context.

:I'd recommend reading our [[Transformers Wiki:Captions|captions policy]] to get a more in-depth understanding of what is and isn't permitted on that front. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 14:07, 7 June 2024 (EDT)

==Brawl in Skybound issue 7==
Hey just wondering about the removed edit to Skybound issue 7 about Brawl. What was ambiguous about it; my observation or my wording? Also was that the right place to put such things in the first place? Lastly, I think my theory is relevant given issue #9.([[User:Ratbat72!|Ratbat72!]] ([[User talk:Ratbat72!|talk]]) 21:53, 10 June 2024 (EDT)) {{unsigned|Ratbat72!}}
:Like I said, the page itself is too ambiguous. It's too hard to tell from the silhouettes who they actually are. If you don't have more substantial evidence than "it kinda looks like them", it shouldn't be added to the page. And I don't know what you mean about Issue 9, since it's not out yet. Also, please [[Transformers Wiki:Policies#SIGN YOUR POSTS|sign your posts]]. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 02:01, 9 June 2024 (EDT)

AH ok that makes sense. It looks like I got my copy of Issue #9 before street date; so I guess I'll stop talking for now. ([[User:Ratbat72!|Ratbat72!]] ([[User talk:Ratbat72!|talk]]) 21:53, 10 June 2024 (EDT))

== Discord ==

Hey, um, I have a problem with the discord wiki you guys got. I just joined in the discord to hang but someone on it kicked me out and i can't get back in. Is there a problem i had or...? [[User:B-Master2020|B-Master2020]] ([[User talk:B-Master2020|talk]]) 18:15, 25 June 2024 (EDT)
:I still haven't got an answer to why I was kicked out of the discord. It's still not letting me back in. [[User:B-Master2020|B-Master2020]] ([[User talk:B-Master2020|talk]]) 22:16, 7 October 2024 (EDT)
::I was told you were blocked for the linking of wildly inappropriate content in your Discord profile, and that the ban is non-negotiable. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 00:22, 8 October 2024 (EDT)
:::But i didn’t have any links to any inappropriate content on my discord profile. You didn’t told me i was blocked for that. Do I ever do that on that server? I would never do that. I just joined in and then suddenly they kicked me out with no reason. [[User:B-Master2020|B-Master2020]] ([[User talk:B-Master2020|talk]]) 12:26, 9 October 2024 (EDT)
::::I wasn't the one who blocked you since I was away at the time, but multiple other staff members have attested to seeing explicit content linked in your profile, so I stand by their decision. As said before, the block is non-negotiable. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 14:09, 9 October 2024 (EDT)
:::::I have no explicit content on my profile. I have nothing on it that has anything to do with this block. I haven’t broken any rules when i was on that server. You staff members need to recheck it through over this if i done anything, because i’ve been clean on whatever that discord server had! Period. It’s just a discord profile. There’s nothing bad about it having explicit content. What proof do you hve that I have against that? [[User:B-Master2020|B-Master2020]] ([[User talk:B-Master2020|talk]]) 16:44, 9 October 2024 (EDT)
::::::Okay, to be EXCEEDINGLY blunt, your associated social media profiles had a bunch of inappropriate comments about underage-coded characters, along with links to explicit art thereof. The volume of it was enough that multiple people on the mod team were thoroughly creeped out and unanimously decided that's not the kind of thing we want anywhere near our server, hence the block. While our current policies do not dictate that users banned on the Discord must also be banned on the Wiki and vice-versa, I suggest you drop this line of conversation unless you want to be fully cut off here as well. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 18:52, 9 October 2024 (EDT)

== I apologize... ==

Greetings. First, I want to really apologize for not understanding how things work here. It isn't the same thing as Wikipedia, but I still want to be useful. How could I make a new article? I want to write one based on the characters and story arcs featured in the [[Energon Universe]]. Thank you.[[User:Fico Puricelli|Fico Puricelli]] ([[User talk:Fico Puricelli|talk]]) 19:13, 24 July 2024 (EDT)
:We don't need an article listing all the characters because we already have [[:Category:Energon Universe characters|categories]] for that purpose. And we don't need an article with a list of story arcs because that's not how we format information here; each series and issue gets its own individual article, and we only make articles for [[:Category:Story arcs|specific story arcs]] when they are actually of note, such as a branded crossover story that spans multiple series. If you really want to help, you can look at the character tables on any of the individual issue articles and check to see which ones haven't been made yet or aren't up to date in terms of their EU fiction. Please take note of how other articles are formatted, such as the primarily in-universe writing style and the use of storylink templates to reference when each event took place. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 19:59, 24 July 2024 (EDT)

== Thank you ==
hi,just wanted to say I appreciate you fixing the Robosen article,I was in a rush with school and eager to do something to help the wiki,sorry if I made a mess of things--[[User:Balloney|Balloney]] ([[User talk:Balloney|talk]]) 22:16, 16 October 2024 (EDT)
:Writing for the wiki isn't really something you should be rushing. There isn't some time limit in which articles need to be made, and we do have certain standards for contributions, including an understanding of basic spelling, grammar and formatting; otherwise, it just creates more work that other editors need to clean up. I strongly suggest you read our help pages and study how other articles are formatted before making further contributions, or else you may find your edits being reverted simply because other editors don't have the patience to fix any errors. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 00:00, 17 October 2024 (EDT)

== There's an user who removed my additions to a bunch of pages ==
They are called Saix. I don't know why they started doing this since most of these additions were a year ago, and it seemed like they suddenly decided to check my contributions and remove every addition I added to pages

They also frequently remove other people's contributions as well, things like images that were on pages for years. I'm curious why they are frequently doing this.
[[User:SerafettinB|SerafettinB]] ([[User talk:SerafettinB|talk]]) 21:46, 1 September 2024 (TRT)

== I'm still not good at English.==
Hay Cyberlink420 I’m sorry I'm still not good at English. And I don’t edit tfone brawn page. But I like [[Animation error/gallery]]wiki page.
see you next time.[[user:1542bumblebee]](talk)05:43(Korean time)2024 October seventeenth

== About "leaked" Wasp boxart ==

The boxart image of Wasp I uploaded and that you removed for being leaked was not from a leaked source, it was from an official Hasbro Flagship Store listing on Chinese site JD. Same with any other AOTP boxart spreading around. [[User:Gigirassy|Gigirassy]] ([[User talk:Gigirassy|talk]]) 13:01, 5 December 2024 (EST)

== Megatron ==

Why was I blocked for uploading a better and more accurate picture of megatron? [[User:Idkman|Idkman]] ([[User talk:Idkman|talk]]) 14:19, 28 December 2024 (EST)
:Because you were asked not to repeatedly and kept doing it anyway. There was nothing wrong with the original image, and the replacement wasn't of significantly better quality. As I said before, you've been changing a lot of images just for the sake of changing them, and you've demonstrated a repeated habit of edit warring and ignoring what other people ask of you. If you can't edit collaboratively with others, your time on this wiki is going to be short. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 16:21, 28 December 2024 (EST)

==Delete account==
This might be an odd request, but can u delete my account, as well as [[User:Transfan 1992]] (a second account I was using in the past, but I've been unable to access for several years)? [[User:Freakertron|Freakertron]] ([[User talk:Freakertron|talk]]) 03:08, 25 January 2025 (EST)
:Accounts can't be deleted, but I will be indefinitely blocking both, per your request. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 12:45, 25 January 2025 (EST)

==Windcharger's Variant==
Windcharger's first release had a shorter abdomen than his second release when comparing him and his Rub symbol counterpart, how ever there are versions with the longer abdomen that retain the regular Autobot insignia on the hood of the car mode. There is even more evidence suggesting this through the trademark stamp located on the back of his leg, Transformersland makes note of this trademark when listening his variants, this stamp indicates that it is in fact the late 1984 release. Furthermore I own that copy of the figure meaning that it is indeed a real thing making it necessary to have a mention in the first place. Please, I beg of you, to retain this mention in his page. Yours truly...
-Windcharger
:You say all this stuff, but I tried looking, and I can't find a single image of this supposed variant, nor any comparison to the original. Transformersland doesn't mention any changes to the figures abdomen on their page either. All I have to go on is your word, and that's frankly not enough. Unless you can provide photographic proof, it stays off the page. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 18:54, 1 February 2025 (EST)

==Windcharger's Apology==
Listen, I'm sorry that we got on the wrong foot. As you have guessed I am knew and don't really know how things, I did not know that this was a standard thing that the website does so I hope you understand the miscommunication that went off. I hope that this doesn't come into conflict in the future And I AM Really sorry if this effected you at all. I don't know if just confronted to you about it or anything but if he did I am sorry. I just wanted him to fact check it to see if wether I was going crazy or if there was just something that was conflicting with our research and all of that confusing stuff.
I hope you can understand that I didn't mean any harm to you by any means, just a way to inform you what I was talking about. To be honest I don't blame you for the difficulties behind the findings of this topic, it's a super obscure observation. Thank you for putting in the effort it behind this and in case I haven't said it enough, I am terribly sorry and hope that This never happens again. Yours truly Windcharger

== Navigation sidebar ==

Hi, I was just wondering if it would possible to switch out the ''Earthspark'' and ''Legacy'' links on the main navigation sidebar for ''[[Transformers: Cyberworld (franchise) |Cyberworld]]'' and ''[[Age of the Primes]]'' since they're both starting soon? - [[User:IGEBM13|IGEBM13]] ([[User talk:IGEBM13|talk]]) 07:18, 2 March 2025 (EST)
:It's too early. We're waiting for closer to release, especially since Legacy still has a few more toys to get out and Earthspark still has one more season from our understanding. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 10:33, 2 March 2025 (EST)
::Should we wait until mid-late 2025?--[[User:CyclonustheWarrior|CyclonustheWarrior]] ([[User talk:CyclonustheWarrior|talk]]) 10:40, 2 March 2025 (EST)
:::I'm hanging on until at least the end of the month before swapping out Legacy for AOTP, and CyberWorld will probably be closer to June or July when it actually starts releasing. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 13:55, 2 March 2025 (EST)
::::Ah, got it. That makes sense lol - [[User:IGEBM13|IGEBM13]] ([[User talk:IGEBM13|talk]]) 17:00, 2 March 2025 (EST)

== Thanks, man! ==

I saw you helped me out with the picture of Sizzle and Jolt from the Life of Sideswipe (size, copyright, file size) I'm getting to know how this place works, so people like you help a lot in seeing how I'm meant to do stuff. If you could teach me more and help me find a real, necessary change we (as in everyone) gotta make to this place, it would be greatly appreciated! Again, thanks man! [[User:MAYHEM4EVA|MAYHEM4EVA]] ([[User talk:MAYHEM4EVA|talk]]) 23:07, 5 March 2025 (EST)

== Name-splitting. ==

Hi Cyberlink420, i have translated (using my phone) the Japanese box for G1 Soundblaster & this name is translated as Sound Blaster, so which name is right & why? Another example is G1 RoadHauler with a capital R & H, should it be Roadhauler or Road Hauler.
Regards,
RIDGE.
:The character has appeared in English media named "Soundblaster" with no space, so that's why we use that name. Same with all the other characters I reverted your changes on. Machine translation using your phone can't be trusted to be accurate when it comes to character names, and we have several other editors who are ''actually'' fluent in Japanese to make sure these things are correct; if they have existing names on the wiki, they're there for a reason. Furthermore, you made those changes without actually checking WHAT you were changing, and you caused several images to stop appearing and links to stop working as a result. If you don't understand the language and have to use a machine, you shouldn't be making changes like that without consulting anyone, especially when it breaks parts of the page because you're not paying attention. Please don't change any more names, and be more careful next time. (Also, sign your posts by typing four tildes, not your name, like this: [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 20:24, 12 April 2025 (EDT). It'll automatically fill in your signature.) -- 20:24, 12 April 2025 (EDT)

== Oops, games are usually separated from other fiction? ==
I'm sorry I never noticed that, maybe it's because most of my edits are based around toys rather than media but I always thought it was standard procedure to just treat games as another form of media. Thanks for correcting me! ([[User:FortressMaxxing|FortressMaxxing]] ([[User talk:FortressMaxxing|talk]]) 02:49, 22 April 2025 (EDT))

==Is "non-fiction after fiction" a thing?==
I noticed that you edited the uk article to list the "Transformers in the UK" section that I just added below the fiction section and want to ask if that's some kind of rule that the wiki has established, because if it is, then I am not aware of it. I'm sure you're aware of the project me and FortressMaxxing have and it would save you a lot of time if you just tell us what's going on. — [[User:Wildstrike|Wildstrike]] ([[User talk:Wildstrike|talk]]) 17:37, 12 June 2025 (EDT)
:It's a general manual of style thing, prioritizing in-universe information over out-of-universe information, no different than how our character articles put the fiction summaries first before all the out-of-universe stuff like behind the scenes details and notes. The general exception to this are creators and companies, for whom their out-of-universe contributions are the main focus of their articles, but as our country articles are and always have been mostly focused on their roles ''in the stories'' (hence why countries that don't appear in TF don't have articles), we treat them with the same fiction-then-nonfiction approach as characters and the like. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 17:59, 12 June 2025 (EDT)
::Thanks for the response! I would appreciate a link to a specific article stating this if you can find it. [[User:Wildstrike|Wildstrike]] ([[User talk:Wildstrike|talk]]) 18:26, 12 June 2025 (EDT)

== Page deletion question ==

Hey sorry, hope I'm going about this the right way, just wondering why the page I made for BattleBus got deleted? You said "we decided we weren't giving BattleBus a page" but I can't find any discussion on it anywhere, so I figured that it'd be fine to give him a short one (especially since he is considered a Transformer in the game itself). Is there a discussion you can point me to that covers this?
[[User:Sloptimus slime|Sloptimus slime]] ([[User talk:Sloptimus slime|talk]]) 23:12, 21 June 2025 (EDT)
:This was a discussion had on the discord server back when the pack was first announced. We went back and forth for a while, but the note Epic made about the character being a very much unofficial "what if" thing made us lean towards just noting their inclusion on the Fortnite article but not giving them a full page. Granted, this was also two years ago, so opinions may have changed. I would suggest raising it as a proposal on the Fortnite talk page and letting other people offer their own opinions. Don't worry about remaking the article from scratch; I can always un-delete it if people think it should be there. -- [[User:Cyberlink420|Cyberlink420]] ([[User talk:Cyberlink420|talk]]) 23:19, 21 June 2025 (EDT)
::Gotcha, thanks! Will do! -- [[User:Sloptimus slime|Sloptimus slime]] ([[User talk:Sloptimus slime|talk]]) 23:26, 21 June 2025 (EDT)

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|title=''Fortnite''
|image=FortniteLogo.jpg
|caption=Making families poorer since 2017!
|developer=[[Epic Games]]
|publisher=Epic Games
|date=[[July 21]], [[2017]]
|platforms=Windows, macOS, [[Nintendo Switch]], [[PlayStation]] 4, PlayStation 5, [[Xbox]] One, Xbox Series X/S, iOS, Android
|rating=ESRB: T
}}

'''''Fortnite''''' is a massively popular online video game developed by [[Epic Games]], most famous for its 100-player "Battle Royale" game mode where players battle it out until only one remains. In June 2023, themed skins and accessories based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] were made available as part of a ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' promotion. Additional skins and accessories based on [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and even a Transformer version of the Fortnite Battle Bus released in October 2023.

==Synopsis==
[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|left|Sadly, this is as close as we ever got to [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]] showing up in ''Rise of the Beasts''.]]

Given the game's widespread perception, it may be surprising to learn that ''Fortnite'' actually has a fairly complicated story that has played out in both the game and a few comic book tie-ins, involving characters and items from worlds throughout the [[omniverse]], including (but ''far'' from limited to) the worlds of [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', the [[Ghostbusters]], and fellow [[Hasbro]] series ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' arriving in the dimension where ''Fortnite'' occurs. Compared to a couple other fictional universes involved in the game's plot, ''Transformers'' only plays a fairly small role—small enough to be described in a ''single sentence'', in fact—so we'll try and keep this summary of the surrounding events fairly concise.

===The Basics===
''Fortnite''{{'}}s Battle Royale mode takes place within a universe known as "Reality Zero", which primarily consists of a large island home to the "Zero Point", the nexus from which all existence emerged. This naturally makes it very powerful, and thousands of years before we enter the picture, a clandestine organization known as the Imagined Order (or "IO", for short) took control of the Zero Point and used it as a sort of omniversal teleporter to traverse the omniverse and adjust the various universes and realities within to fit their definition of "order". To ensure their control of the Zero Point and test strong individuals that might be worthy of joining their ranks, the IO also used the Zero Point to establish a time loop (referred to as simply "The Loop") on the island that renders its victims mute, restrains any superhuman abilities they might have, and nearly destroys one's memories and self-identity. These individuals, called "loopers", are forced to battle each other until one of them survives as a damaging storm closes in. At the same time, a mysterious, alien force known as the Last Reality has been traversing the omniverse and destroying reality after reality until only they remain, hence their name. These factions are opposed by "The Seven", a group dedicated to protecting the Zero Point and breaking the Loop at all costs.

There's a whole lot of stuff that happens during the game's first three chapters, but if you wanna know more about those events, go check the [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]] for an in-depth summary. For now, we're going to skip forward to the part that's relevant to this wiki...

===Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3===
After the IO is betrayed by one of their own members, Doctor Slone, Reality Zero is destroyed. However, the Zero Point reawakens and reforges it anew.

After a day-long camping break, the player's looper returns to the island to find all of The Seven missing. AMIE, an AI created by one of The Seven, having gained free will as a consequence of their absence, becomes unstable (in the violent, psychological sense), asking the player's looper to help her use the kinetic ore found on the new island to build her an exoskeleton so she can finally move about and interact with the world. The Oathbound, the main faction on the island and (seemingly) a past version of the Imagined Order, begins construction on a Rift Gate. The project's leader, The Warden (real name Stellan), has the player's looper assist in the project, which AMIE takes advantage of when a test of the Gate's capabilities reveals that The Seven are trapped and being "sculpted anew" by some dark entity. AMIE disconnects as her new body begins construction, and when the player's looper and Stellan activate the finished Rift Gate, things... don't go to either side's plan. The unstable Rift Gate creates a massive crack in the sky, which eventually opens up and drops a [[Japan]]-inspired landmass on top of part of the island. A largely-disconnected plot about uniting the syndicates of the region ensues.

The island soon begins experiencing earthquakes, which eventually cause a part of the island to crumble away and reveal a massive jungle that was hidden underground. Doctor Slone, as it turns out, survived her ordeal and was trapped here after Reality Zero was reforged. Now independent from the IO and working with a group of explorers (using them for her own means, naturally), she begins working to make her plans for the island a reality... whatever those are.

...Oh, and some guy named [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] begins sending messages to the island through the vehicle radios, warning the loopers of reality's impending collapse at the hands of some "formidable enemy" that's caught wind of the island's power fading.

As the weeks go by, a picture comes into focus: an ancient, broken-down "Apparatus", regularly described as some kind of "stellar projector", is discovered in the jungle, which Slone and the explorers gradually dig up and rebuild over the course of Season 3. The player's looper (optionally in-game, but canonically story-wise) uncovers the prisms needed to get the Apparatus up and running. During the season's eighth week, Slone, having evidently fallen out with the explorers, tasks the player's looper with recovering schematics created by Stellan as part of his Rift Gate project, then uses them to track down some of the ore Stellan used to build the Rift Gate, which the looper uncovers and places at the Apparatus. The Apparatus is then turned on, after which Slone divulges that her plans might just be what gets the island and the loopers away from their enemies for good, and an audio log of hers indicates that the key involves some kind of "Eclipse"...

...But since ''Transformers'' stops being actively involved at this point (''for now'', at least), we're going to have to leave things off there. Again, if you wanna know what happens next, the ''Fortnite'' wiki's got you covered.

==Quotes==
{{note|The following are a collection of Optimus Prime's in-game voice lines. Unless specified otherwise, all of these lines could be heard in-game by tuning into the "Mysterious Transmission" radio station while driving a vehicle.}}

"I am Optimus Prime, and this message is to my allies. There is grave danger on the horizon.
The power that once flowed through your island has faded, and formidable enemies have taken notice.
You must brave the unknown... The answers you seek lie deep within the starless void that brought you here.
Fight on, and roll out."
:—Heard by accessing a mural within Rumble Ruins.

"Greetings. My name is Optimus Prime. If you are hearing this, the time has come to make your escape.
This reality is doomed to collapse, but hope is not yet lost.
I cannot sustain this broadcast for much longer. Listen and more will follow."
:—Week 1's radio transmission.

"I have been in contact with the one you call Slone.
And while she may be an unlikely ally...
She alone, knows the path forward."
:—Week 2's radio transmission.

"Those who lived here long ago discovered a secret hidden among the stars.
The artifacts they left behind will guide you.
You will find everything you need to study the stars hidden throughout the island."
:—Week 3's radio transmission.

"The key to your future lies in the past... You must brave the unknown.
Fight on, and roll out!"
:—The final radio transmission.

==''Transformers'' content==
[[File:Fortnite-Transformers-Skins.jpg|thumb|550px]]
Several skins and accompanying accessories based on ''Transformers'' characters have been made available, either for purchase from the in-game shop or earnable through gameplay:
* A skin based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], which comes with a built-in "Barrage Cannon" emote, was available as part of the Battle Pass for Chapter 4, Season 3, which began on June 9, 2023, to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''. The skin could only be unlocked after reaching level 100 and unlocking every other item on the pass, including a "Cybertronian Axe" pickaxe skin, an [[Autobot]] [[Insignia|Emblem]] "Back Bling", an animated emoticon of the Autobot insignia morphing into the phrase "[[Roll out|ROLL OUT!]]" and back, a graffiti tag of Optimus (based on the in-game skin, but labelled as "[[The Transformers (franchise)|G1]] Optimus Prime") posing in front of a silhouetted [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], and a replacement for the game's loading screen featuring Prime rushing towards the camera. Gaining an extra 25 levels after finishing the Battle Pass allowed the player to earn some additional ''Transformers''-themed "Bonus Rewards", including an "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail (a particle effect visible as the player falls towards the island), a "Battle-Tested" variation of the Prime skin with added battle damage, and a player banner based on the Autobot insignia. As Battle Pass rewards are only available via purchasing the Pass itself and then unlocking them, Prime and his associated items became unobtainable following the end of Chapter 4, Season 3 on [[August 25]], 2023. ''Boo.''
* Also as part of Chapter 4, Season 3, an [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] skin was made available alongside a Back Bling based on the [[Maximal]] insignia via the in-game shop for 1600 of the game's in-game currency, V-Bucks (roughly $12.78 US dollars at the time), with his twin swords (referred to as "[[Sonic sword|Sonic Swords]]") also available as a pickaxe skin for 800 V-Bucks; a bundle containing both sets was also added, costing 1800 V-Bucks. Primal disappeared from the shop on [[June 20]], but unlike Battle Pass items, shop items ''do'' tend to return every so often, and thus far Primal has been re-added to the shop once since his initial removal... on [[November 26]], 2023, a roughly ''160 day gap'' between appearances.<ref>[https://fnbr.co/outfit/optimus-primal Optimus Primal's page on fnbr.co, an unofficial directory for Fortnite shop rotations and cosmetics]</ref>
* A ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack was released in physical retailers on October 13, 2023, followed by a digital release on October 21. The pack costs $24.99, and includes 1000 V-bucks, along with the following:
** A [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] skin, which comes with a built-in "Battle Ready" emote, along with an accompanying "Bumblebee's Wings" Back Bling and [[Stinger Sword]] pickaxe skin.
** A [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] skin, which comes with a built-in [[Fusion cannon]] emote, along with an accompanying [[Decepticon]] Emblem Back Bling and an [[Energon mace|Energon Mace]] pickaxe skin.
** A skin based on a hypothetical robot mode for the ''Fortnite'' [[fandom:fortnite:Battle Bus|Battle Bus]], complete with a "Bot Air Balloon" Back Bling and a "Pick Axle" pickaxe skin. As the announcement is ''very'' careful to note that "BattleBus is not an official ''Transformers'' character", we do not currently cover it in depth.
* A series of "Transformers Quests" were made available for players to complete from June 9 to June 22, 2023, with each individual quest rewarding Battle Pass XP. Two additional rewards were also available, earned for completing enough quests overall: 5 quests earned the "Jungle King" spray (a graffiti tag of Optimus Primal), and 10 quests earned the "[[Maximize]]!" emoji (the Maximal equivalent of the aforementioned "Roll Out!" emoji).
* During Chapter 4, Season 3, a "[[Cybertron Cannon]]" was temporarily added to the list of possible weapon drops. Outside of the name and the fact that it transforms into a compact backpack bearing the Autobot insignia for the user when not in-hand, it doesn't have any real connection to ''Transformers''.

==Notes==
[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg|thumb|upright=1|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]
* While all the ''Transformers'' skins have unique, built-in emotes, none of them involve the character [[Transformation|transforming]] into their [[Alternate mode|alt-mode]]. It's likely that Epic decided that it would be too confusing and unbalanced to have skins with emotes that cause the player's character (and therefore, their hitboxes) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.
* The "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail features the [[Transwarp Key]] appearing above the player and opening a portal. If the player has the Optimus Primal skin and the Autobot Signal Flare contrail equipped at the same time, the Autobot insignia that normally appears is replaced with the Maximal insignia instead. (Sadly, no Decepticon insignia when using Megatron.)
* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.
* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.
* Of the two skins in the "''Transformers'' Pack", Megatron's is based directly on his [[evergreen]] design, with multiple details lifted near-1:1 from his [[:File:Quidd-evergreen-Megatron-robot-mode.jpg|character model]], while Bumblebee's appears to be derived from his (loosely evergreen-influenced) design in ''[[Rocket League]]'', also owned by Epic Games.
*A spray named "Prime Time" was created, but never released. It's unclear if the spray is planned for a future update, or if it was scrapped in favor of the "G1 Optimus Prime" spray.
* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.
* In early November 2024, Fortnite added the "Kicks" cosmetics, allowing certain skins to wear licensed Nike shoes. Currently, the Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee skins can equip Kicks.
* ''[[Transformers: BotBots (toyline)|BotBots]]'' [[Brash Butterhead]] features a molded detail of a jetpack on his back based directly on the [[fandom:fortnite-archive:Jetpack|jetpack]] from ''Fortnite''.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* ''{{w|Fortnite}}'' at Wikipedia
* [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4 Chapter 4 season 3 trailer]

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[[Category:Rise of the Beasts media]]
[[Category:Generation 1 video games]]

Cybertron Cannon

2025-06-22T02:16:42Z

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{{disambig3|Cannon}}
[[File:CybertronCannon.jpg|thumb|upright=1.6]]
A powerful weapon Cybertronian weapon found in the jungles of the Fortnite island. Able to transform from a bazooka to a backpack for easy transport, it boasts incredible destructive power at the cost of only being able to shoot two blasts before needing to recharge for thirty seconds.

==Games==
===''Fortnite''===
While exploring Rumble Ruins with his allies, the warrior Triggerfish grabbed the deactivated Cybertron Cannon from its pedestal, activating a holographic projection of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]], who then created a human-sized avatar of himself. Unfortunately, before they could introduce themselves, the Cannon activated and set off a chain reaction, forcing the group to evacuate the temple.{{storylink|Fortnite}}

==Notes==
*This weapon was added to the game on June 9th, 2023, and was removed on August 25.

[[Category:Cannons]]
[[Category:Movie weapons]]

Cybertron Cannon

2025-06-22T02:15:20Z

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2025-06-22T01:53:26Z

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Last Bot Standing issue 4

2025-06-20T22:19:04Z

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'''The last Autobot steps up to save the universe one final time.'''

==Synopsis==
When [[Hot Rod (G1)|Rodimus]]'s team first touched down on [[Donnokt]], they made a shocking discovery: in a universe otherwise drained of its resources, this one inconspicuous planet concealed a vast seam of [[energon]], so abundant and potent that a single spark could ignite the entire deposit and annihilate their entire world. Future generations might discover a way to harness this vast bounty to fuel a future civilization, but until that day Rodimus recorded a message to the natives: leave the energon alone. Should other "visitors" come calling, then the people of Donnokt will use the three energon keys bequeathed to the most trustworthy members of their tribe to activate their hidden guardians—but as [[Steel Jaw|Steeljaw]] crushes the video tablet in his fist, he berates Rodimus for keeping the planet all to himself, content to starve in the midst of plenty while Steeljaw and his followers struggled to subsist on inefficient [[biofuel]]. Rodimus growls that Steeljaw and his grotesque "family" aren't the victims here—the Cybertronian race has had too many chances, and recklessly exploiting Donnokt's energon could completely destabilize the planet. [[Sharpclaw]] wonders if using the three energon keys could give them the necessary stamina to begin processing energon again, but Rodimus corrects her—there are only ''two'' now, after he used the first to wipe out Steeljaw's base camp. The thought of real energon triggers something in his followers; as they desperately dogpile their leader, one of the keys slips from Steeljaw's hand and smashes on the ground.

As Steeljaw's minions squabble amongst themselves, Rodimus orders [[Shib Wallkis|Shib]] to free the other citizens of [[Fembrance]], while Sharpclaw pleads with her brother to share the last remaining key with her. When Steeljaw refuses, Sharpclaw pounces on her brother, and in doing so drops [[Travyon Wallkis|Travyon]] and [[Beets Wallkis]] from her grasp and they assist Shib as she opens the first livestock wagon. Steeljaw roars that they're letting their livestock escape, but [[Scylla]] and the rest are more interested in the last energon key, and the moment of confusion allows Rodimus to slip in and punt the key into Shib's waiting hand, who saddles up on [[Sparks (IDW)|Sparks]] and rides out. To buy time, Rodimus grabs [[Stambo]] and [[Brennet]]'s steam cars, uses his flamethrowers to ignite their fuel, and hurls them at the onrushing Cybertronians, but the knockback sends the old Autobot flying into a nearby cliff and knocks him unconscious.

''Not long after Rodimus, [[Strongarm (G1)|Strongarm]], and [[Gripper (G1)|Gripper]] landed on Donnokt, their first task was to eliminate the Decepticons who'd pursued them there until only [[Talon (G1)|Talon]] and [[Fangry (G1)|Fangry]] remained: the first and last Decepticons to learn the secret of Donnokt mere moments before Rodimus kills them. Although Gripper and Strongarm have their doubts, Rodimus insists that this is the only way to keep the rest of the universe safe.''

Energon key in hand, Shib rides up to the nearby mineshaft, with the intent of putting the device beyond the reach of the aliens—unfortunately for her, however, Sharpclaw and Steeljaw have followed her to the mine... but the sight of the mineshaft itself momentarily breaks their concentration. As Shib tries to make a quiet escape, Steeljaw catches her, opens fire, and ignites some of the nearby crystals in doing so—the resulting chain reaction causes the entire mountain to shudder. When Rodimus comes to, the black smoke makes finding Shib almost impossible, even before an enormous hand reaches down and grabs him by the head: using their remaining fuel, the surviving members of Steeljaw's crew have pooled their resources and merged into a twisted, ramshackle [[combiner]]: "[[Unstoppimus]]"!

With Shib captured, Steeljaw considers using the last remaining energon key on himself, only for an indignant Sharpclaw cuts in: although she's thankful for Steeljaw for leading them to this point, she won't scrounge for any more biofuel, not when the energon key rightfully belongs to ''both'' of them. If he wants it, he'll have to take it from her...

Meanwhile, as Rodimus faces off against Unstoppimus, he discovers that the temporary boost of energy afforded by the key has already begun to wear off—draining his ammunition in the process. Undaunted, the old Autobot shifts tactics by transforming into alternate mode, then races up the combiner's arm and transforms in mid-air to wrench Unstoppimus's head off; as the combiner collapses into its components, Rodimus nearly executes [[Lunaclub]] before he remembers Shib and races off. By the time that Rodimus reaches the mine, however, Steeljaw, having absorbed Shib's last energon key, and a badly wounded Sharpclaw have already arranged an ambush; while Sharpclaw slashes Rodimus in the throat, a furious Steeljaw continues the assault, and, as he does so, swears to turn everyone on Donnokt into biofuel before they strip-mine the planet. Despite his injuries, Rodimus just laughs, and Shib tells Steeljaw that Rodimus has already destroyed their refinery—without ''that'' fuel, the energon is worthless to them. As Sharpclaw collapses in despair, Steeljaw screams in rage, rams his fist through Rodimus's torso, and hurls his body down into the mineshaft. Although Sharpclaw tries to convince her brother that they can salvage ''something'' from their landing shaft, Steeljaw's too tired: the Cybertronian race is finished, and when he ignites the entire planet, he'll be the one to end the story. Sharpclaw wonders if, perhaps, Rodimus was right: even if their own people are functionally extinct, the people of Donnokt might have a chance, but Steeljaw won't listen, and Sharpclaw winds up taking a shot to the back when she dives to block Steeljaw from igniting the energon vein. An enraged Steeljaw reaches for Shib, determined to crush her for her impudence... but as he readies the shot that will end the planet, an empowered Rodimus—healed by exposure to pure energon and temporarily supercharged by its power—leaps from the shaft, punches Steeljaw's blaster arm off, and finally blows the ex-Decepticon's head apart as he makes one futile grab for Shib. The job done, Rodimus, victor of the very last battle his species will ever fight, finally rips the blasters from his wrists. As the sun sets, Rodimus and Shib take a moment to unwind outside the mine. Now that their secret is out, Rodimus won't be living with Shib anymore; before he leaves, he takes a moment to thank her for being the best boss he's ever had.

Time passes, and Rodimus turns his attention to helping the citizens of Fembrance: with his knowledge, the townsfolk learn how to better harness their planet's supplies of energon, and before long the townsfolk enjoy the conveniences of an electrical grid and a second generation of efficient steamramblers—while Shib and her family receive a pair of souped-up steam cars that will allow the Wallkis family to efficiently compete with their business rivals. Rodimus himself, meanwhile, eventually turns his attention to salvaging whatever he could from Steeljaw's vessel, then cobbles together a crude ship capable of housing both him and the [[stasis lock]]ed remnants of Steeljaw's followers. As his fuel supplies dwindle, Rodimus, content to slip back into stasis himself, launches his new ship on a one-way trip into orbit.

In this far-distant future, long after the end of the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], in a time when even the stars themselves have burned out, the people of Fembrance can just make out the light of Rodimus's starship as it slowly slides across the night sky. As Shib gazes up into an empty sky, and remembers how Rodimus once told her that his people took the stars away, she muses that—sometimes—bringing back just ''one'' star can be enough.

==Featured characters==
(Characters in ''italic text'' appear only in flashbacks.) 
{{featuredcharacters

|c1=
* [[Hot Rod (G1)|Rodimus]] (1)
* ''[[Strongarm (G1)|Strongarm]]'' (2)
* ''[[Gripper (G1)|Gripper]]'' (3)

|c2=
* ''[[Talon (G1)|Talon]]'' (18)
* ''[[Fangry (G1)|Fangry]]'' (19)

|h3=[[Donnokt]]|c3=
* [[Beets Wallkis]] (9)
* [[Shib Wallkis]] (13)
* [[Errold]] (14)
* [[Sparks (IDW)|Sparks]] (15)
* [[Firebolt (IDW)|Firebolt]] (16)
* [[Travyon Wallkis]] (17)

|c4=
* [[Steel Jaw|Steeljaw]] (4)
* [[Lunaclub]] (5)
* [[Scylla]] (6)
* [[Cyberwarp (G1)|Cyberwarp]] (7)
* [[Sharpclaw]] (8)
* [[Riotgear (G1)|Riotgear]] (10)
* [[Override (BWU)|Override]] (11)
* [[Wedge (RID)|Wedge]] (12)
* [[Unstoppimus]] (20)
* [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]] (21)
}}

==Quotes==
"We have no idea '''how long''' we've lived this way because we've had to overwrite and '''overwrite''' our memories, just to conserve resources. '''Never enough''' fuel to feel full. '''Never enough''' fuel to build lasting technology that could guide our spacecraft to search for the next source. Just star charts, guesswork, and space capsules '''fired''' into the cosmos, hoping our calculations are correct. Pooling our '''lifeblood''' to send a scout ahead—like poor '''Nitro'''—as the rest of us travel in stasis within a '''giant sarcophagus''', praying that the fuel we carry is enough to '''harvest the produce''' at our destination. And here you are. Living here, in '''unearned retirement''', while we 'live' like '''that'''."
:—'''Steeljaw'''

"We've '''run out''' of '''choices'''. And '''time'''. And... '''worlds'''. '''They''' don't get to take what's '''in this planet'''. They don't have '''the right''' to start this whole mess over again. And if there's anyone '''out there''' who wants to come looking, '''they''' don't either."
:—'''Rodimus'''

"Hrrk—knew our species was '''out of fuel'''—hadn't realized we were—hrr—out of '''names''', too..."
:—'''Rodimus''' versus Unstoppimus

"We can... there might be '''enough of them'''... the '''resources,''' I mean. Maybe we can have enough reserve supplies to '''build something''' that can... look. Let's go '''back to the camp'''. Try to salvage '''some''' equipment. Start again to... and then we can begin to mine this ore, a-a-and..." 
"Sharpclaw, '''sister'''—let us '''die''' like Cybertronians. Let us die like '''Decepticons'''. It's over."
:—'''Sharpclaw''' and '''Steeljaw'''

"She was '''your sister'''... and she had '''your back''', up to the end. So you shoot her '''in hers'''." 
"Shut up."
:—'''Shib''' and '''Steeljaw'''

"Before your kind were '''food''' to me, you were '''sport'''. I've forgotten so much. But not what it's like to end '''something like you''' between my fingers. Purely to know '''how it feels'''. This moment is all we have. Let's make '''it last''' before I turn out the light."
:—'''Steeljaw'''

"What good is a Cybertronian? What good are any of us if we can't change? You can't win, Steeljaw."
:—'''Rodimus''' versus '''Steeljaw'''

"When you came out of that mine, all fired up... '''whooo!''' You looked like a god. '''Godimus'''." 
"Please don't call me that. Okay, maybe just one more time."
:—'''Shib''' and '''Rodimus'''

"My time with Rodimus was short, and scary, and '''exciting.''' And he fought '''so hard''' against his own people, his '''own past''', 'cos of the guilt he had for what '''they'd done'''. Stuff that's hard to win against. But I think he done it. I think he '''was''' a '''good guy'''. A good... '''person'''. He used to talk about the stars. How the sky used to be full of 'em before his kind '''took 'em all'''. He wished he coulda '''filled the sky up''' again. Brought back the stars. He knew he couldn't. But he managed '''one'''. One's enough."
:—'''Shib''''s final monologue

==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
* Back in [[Last Bot Standing issue 1|issue #1]], Shib made a few references to a substance the locals called "fizzbang" being mined up in the hills beyond Fembrance, inadvertently kickstarting an industrial revolution as the natives began to use it to fuel steam-powered machines. This issue reveals what this "fizzbang" actually ''is''—the last source of pure energon in the universe.
* To buy time while Shib escapes, Rodimus uses his flamethrowers on the steam cars used by local rich kids [[Stambo Flentz|Stambo]] and [[Brennet]] to annoy the townsfolk in issue #1.
* The first and only flashback in this issue fills in a final bit of missing detail between the flashbacks in issues 1 and [[Last Bot Standing issue 2|#2]]—while the brief shot in issue 1 showed Rodimus and his crew under fire from a group of Decepticons as they fled through space, this issue reveals that, just after landing, the three spent some time hunting down all the Decepticons who'd followed them, ensuring that none could ever discover the secret of Donnokt.
* On the second-to-last page, you can just barely spot [[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]]'s severed head drifting past, still stranded in space after Rodimus booted him into orbit in [[Last Bot Standing issue 3|issue #3]].

===Transformers references===
* Obscure Decepticon [[Predator (subgroup)|Predator]] [[Talon (G1)|Talon]] appears alongside [[Fangry (G1)|Fangry]] as one of the two Decepticon stragglers Rodimus kills.
* "Unstoppimus" is made up of characters who were part of combiner teams in other franchises: Riotgear and Cyberwarp formed [[Galvatronus (RID)|Galvatronus]] in [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)|the 2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]], Scylla and the other [[Seacon (BW)|Seacon]]s combined into [[God Neptune]] in ''[[Beast Wars II: Super Lifeform Transformers (cartoon)|Beast Wars II]]''; Lunaclub became [[Megatronia]] with [[Megaempress]] and the other [[4 Guards]], while [[Wedge (RID)|Wedge]] formed the core of [[Landfill (RID)|Landfill]] in the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)|2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon]]. Appropriately, Unstoppimus seems to share a transformation scheme with Landfill, most notably in how Lunaclub transforms by splitting herself in half and wrapping around Wedge's torso, [[Grimlock (RID 2001)|''Robots in Disguise'' Grimlock]]-style.
* After Rodimus defeats Unstoppimus, the dying Lunaclub begs for her life, which Rodimus (abortively) responds with "Request denied" before attempting to finish her. He memorably said the same (and followed through on the threat) to the [[airborne hunter squad]] [[Ferak|leader]] in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel UK]]'s [[Wanted: Galvatron — Dead or Alive!|''Transformers'' #114]].
* To incapacitate Rodimus, Sharpclaw uses her, well, sharp claws to slash at Rodimus's throat and damage his voice box, which ''might'' be a reference to [[Bumblebee (Movie)|"Movie" Bumblebee]]'s famous backstory. Immediately afterwards, the shot of Steeljaw pointing his wrist-mounted blaster at Rodimus's prone body evokes [[Ironhide (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ironhide]]'s death at the hands of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]] in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''.
* Moments later, as an energized Rodimus leaps from the mineshaft, Steeljaw's surprised scream of "Sheearggh!" homages one of [[Simon Furman]]'s most-used (and beloved) sound effects.
* Rodimus' gold, Super Saiyan-esque form when charged up on energon and Shib referring to that form as "Godimus" ''might'' be a reference to the [[Lucky Draw figure]] of [[Primus]], which was a gold chrome recolored version of Rodimus' original Generation One toy.

===Real-world references===
* As Steeljaw berates a fatally wounded Rodimus on page 20, their poses deliberately mimic a [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/think-mark memetic screencap] from the television series ''{{w|Invincible (TV series)|Invincible}}''. This reference was inserted by artist E. J. Su as a nod to ''Invincible'' writer [[Robert Kirkman]],<ref>{{citesocial|quote=All credit to EJ! Little callout to his buddy R-Kirkz!|link=https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/1565068838689030144|name=Nick Roche|site=Twitter|year=2022|month=08|day=31|(defunct=)}}</ref> for whom Su had illustrated ''{{w|Tech Jacket}}'', a comic set in the same continuity as ''Invincible''.
* Empowered by raw energon, the overcharged Rodimus resembles the Super Saiyans of ''{{w|Dragon Ball Z}}'' fame, right down to a glowing yellow "hairpiece" of flames. In the same panel, Rodimus throws an uppercut deliberately based off [[Ken Masters]]' flaming ''shōryūken'' attack from ''Street Fighter''. <ref>{{citesocial|quote=It's not just Super Saiyan but also a reference of Ken Master's flaming Shouyuken. The story had Rodimus supercharged with Energon, I just happened to think it was another perfect opportunity to drop in more reference/Easter Egg. I am just glad IDW didn't reject the page. 😆|link=https://bsky.app/profile/ejsu28.bsky.social/post/3ljycu2lhfc2nname=E.J. Su|site=Bluesky|year=2025|month=03|day=39|(defunct=)}}</ref>

===Errors===
*Scylla as part of Unstoppimus is partially colored purple.
*Wallkis is misspelled as 'Walkis' on the new ramblers.

===Other trivia===
* Originally solicited for an August 10th release, this significantly delayed issue finally drops on the very last day of August.
* Backmatter for this issue includes both black-and-white and colored art depicting Rodimus's climactic confrontation with Steeljaw, by [[E. J. Su]].

===Covers (5)===
* '''Cover A:''' A fiery Rodimus mirrors the cover of [[Last Bot Standing issue 1|issue #1]], by [[Nick Roche]] and [[Josh Burcham]]
* '''Cover B:''' Life and death hang in Rodimus's hands, by [[Kei Zama]] and [[Josh Burcham]]
* '''Cover C:''' Rodimus, by [[Saren Stone]]
* '''Cover D:''' Steeljaw and Rodimus have it out in homage to the cover of [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/7/76/Captain_America_Annual_Vol_1_8.jpg ''Captain America Annual'' #8 by Mike Zeck and John Beatty], by [[Ochopante]]
* '''Retailer incentive cover:''' Roddy's roundup, by [[E. J. Su]]

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==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* [https://majorspoilers.com/2022/08/30/preview-transformers-last-bot-standing-4 Preview]

[[Category:Last Bot Standing issues]]

Fortnite

2023-09-20T20:05:29Z

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'''''Fortnite''''' is a massively popular online video game developed by [[Epic Games]], most famous for its 100-player "Battle Royale" game mode where players battle it out until only one remains. In June 2023, themed skins and accessories based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] were made available as part of a ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' promotion. Additional skins and accessories based on [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and even a Transformer version of the Fortnite Battle Bus are set for release in October 2023.

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==Synopsis==
[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg|thumb|upright=1.5|Sadly, this is as close as we ever got to [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]] showing up in ''Rise of the Beasts''.]]

Given the game's widespread perception, it may be surprising to learn that ''Fortnite'' actually has a fairly complicated story that has played out in both the game and a few comic book tie-ins, involving characters and items from worlds throughout the [[omniverse]], including (but ''far'' from limited to) the worlds of [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], ''[[Star Wars (franchise)|Star Wars]]'', the [[Ghostbusters]], and fellow [[Hasbro]] series ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' arriving in the dimension where ''Fortnite'' occurs. Compared to a couple other fictional universes involved in the game's plot, ''Transformers'' only plays a fairly small role — small enough to be described in a ''single sentence'', in fact — so we'll try and keep this summary of the events leading up to the collab as concise as we can.

===The Basics===
''Fortnite'''s Battle Royale mode takes place within a universe known as "Reality Zero", which primarily consists of a large island home to the "Zero Point", the nexus from which all existence emerged. This naturally makes it very powerful, and thousands of years before we enter the picture, a clandestine organization known as the Imagined Order (or "IO", for short) took control of the Zero Point and used it as a sort of omniversal teleporter to traverse the omniverse and adjust the various universes and realities within to fit their definition of "order". To ensure their control of the Zero Point and test strong individuals that might be worthy of joining their ranks, the IO also used the Zero Point to establish a time loop (referred to as simply "The Loop") on the island that renders its victims mute, restrains any superhuman abilities they might have, and nearly destroys one's memories and self-identity. These individuals, called "loopers", are forced to battle each other until one of them survives as a damaging storm closes in. At the same time, a mysterious, alien force known as the Last Reality has been traversing the omniverse and destroying reality after reality until only they remain, hence their name. These factions are opposed by "The Seven", a group dedicated to protecting the Zero Point and breaking the Loop at all costs.

===Chapters 1-3===
After the events of Chapter 1 (which can basically be described as "stuff happens without much context as to why, then the universe is destroyed and reborn"), the player's looper is shunted back and forth between the island and the IO's base of operations, "The Bridge", by the energy output of a powerful device built during Chapter 2's second "season" that tries (and fails) to destroy the storm, encountering IO agent John "Jonesy" Jones in the process. After the draining of a massive flood caused by the device, various heroes and villains from the Marvel universe are brought to the island at the behest of [[Thor]], at the time the herald of Galactus due to events going on in his comic. With the help of the heroes, in particular the genius mind of [[Iron Man]], the loopers are able to prevent Galactus from pulling a [[Unicron]] on the Zero Point and send the Marvel characters home, but not before Galactus rips the Zero Point from its hold in The Bridge, sending the IO into chaos. Agent Jones is ordered by his boss, Doctor Slone, to enter the Loop, reseal The Bridge, and prevent the loopers and anyone else from escaping; Jones goes about accomplishing the last task by hopping between realities (read: the worlds of other franchises) and dragging "hunters" into Reality Zero. This only causes the Zero Point to grow incredibly unstable, a problem the IO seemingly ignores, and an upset Jones decides he's going to ditch the IO and contact The Seven so they can fix things. One of their members, [[Dwayne Johnson|The Foundation]], arrives and agrees to help in exchange for information about the IO's enigmatic founder, a man named Geno. Foundation is eventually forced to seal both himself and the Zero Point in a massive crystalline spire to prevent it from going haywire, but an artifact borne of the spire causes a spike in energy that draws the Last Reality to the island, who destroy the spire to get at the Zero Point, freeing The Foundation in the process. Slone works with (and inevitably betrays) the loopers to blow up the mothership that arrives, only for the alien cubes onboard to crash onto the island and summon various monsters and the alien Cube Queen, who opens a portal that summons her vast army, ready to destroy the island. As chaos ensues on the island, Jones is tortured by Slone for his betrayal, only to be rescued by The Foundation and other members of The Seven, who use a mechanism within The Bridge to ''flip the island upside down'', defeating the Cube Queen and her forces.

In the aftermath, the present members of The Seven argue about how best to combat the IO when Slone and her forces emerge from the ground via drill tanks. The loopers then work with The Seven to take back the island and defeat Slone. A massive celebration party ensues, but the good times end when members of the Seven begin vanishing and an icky chrome substance, courtesy of the Last Reality, consumes and destroys the island, taking Reality Zero with it. However, thanks to the plans of the last surviving Seven member, the Zero Point is reawakened from a period of dormancy that followed the IO's defeat, and a process called "Zero Fusion" is used to reforge Reality Zero anew.

===Chapter 4, Seasons 1-3===
After a day-long camping break, the player's looper returns to the island to find all of The Seven missing. AMIE, an AI created by one of The Seven, having gained free will as a consequence of their absence, becomes unstable (in the violent, psychologial sense), asking the player's looper to help her use the kinetic ore found on the new island to build her an exoskeleton so she can finally move about and interact with the world. The Oathbound, the main faction on the island and (seemingly) a past version of the Imagined Order, begins construction on a Rift Gate. The project's leader, The Warden (real name Stellan), has the player's looper assist in the project, which AMIE takes advantage of when a test of the Gate's capabilities reveals that The Seven are trapped and being "sculpted anew" by some dark entity. AMIE disconnects as her new body begins construction, and when the player's looper and Stellan activate the finished Rift Gate, things... don't go to either side's plan. The unstable Rift Gate creates a massive crack in the sky, which eventually opens up and drops a [[Japan]]-inspired landmass on top of part of the island. A largely-disconnected plot about uniting the syndicates of the region ensues.

The island soon begins experiencing earthquakes, which eventually cause a part of the island to crumble away and reveal a massive jungle that was hidden underground. Slone, as it turns out, survived her ordeal and was trapped here after Reality Zero was reforged. Now independent from the IO and working with a group of explorers (using them for her own means, naturally), she begins working to make her plans for the island a reality... whatever those are.

...Oh, and some guy named [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] begins sending messages to the island through the vehicle radios, warning the loopers of reality's impending collapse at the hands of some "formidable enemy" that's caught wind of the island's power fading.

As the weeks go by, a picture comes into focus: an ancient, broken-down "Apparatus", regularly described as some kind of "stellar projector", is discovered in the jungle, which Slone and the explorers gradually dig up and rebuild over the course of Season 3. The player's looper (optionally in-game, but canonically story-wise) uncovers the prisms needed to get the Apparatus up and running. During the season's eighth week, Slone, having evidently fallen out with the explorers, tasks the player's looper with recovering schematics created by Stellan as part of his Rift Gate project, then uses them to track down some of the ore Stellan used to build the Rift Gate, which the looper uncovers and places at the Apparatus. The Apparatus is then turned on, after which Slone divulges that her plans might just be what gets the island and the loopers away from their enemies for good, and an audio log of hers indicates that the key involves some kind of "Eclipse"...

...But since ''Transformers'' stops being actively involved at this point (''for now'', at least), we're going to have to leave things off there. Go check the [[fandom:fortnite:Fortnite Wiki|''Fortnite'' wiki]] if you want to know what happens next.

==Quotes==
{{note|The following are a collection of Optimus Prime's in-game voice lines. Unless specified otherwise, all of these lines could be heard in-game by tuning into the "Mysterious Transmission" radio station while driving a vehicle.}}

"I am Optimus Prime, and this message is to my allies. There is grave danger on the horizon.
The power that once flowed through your island has faded, and formidable enemies have taken notice.
You must brave the unknown... The answers you seek lie deep within the starless void that brought you here.
Fight on, and roll out."
:—Heard by accessing a mural within Rumble Ruins.

"Greetings. My name is Optimus Prime. If you are hearing this. The time has come to make your escape.
This reality is doomed to collapse, but hope is not yet lost.
I cannot sustain this broadcast for much longer. Listen and more will follow. "
:—Week 1's radio transmission.

"I have been in contact with the one you call Slone.
And while she may be an unlikely ally...
She alone, knows the path forward."
:—Week 2's radio transmission.

"Those who lived here long ago... discovered a secret hidden among the stars.
The artifacts they left behind will guide you.
You will find everything you need to study the stars hidden throughout the island."
:—Week 3's radio transmission.

"The key to your future, lies in the past... You must brave the unknown.
Fight on, and roll out!"
:—The final radio transmission.

==''Transformers'' content==
Several skins and accompanying accessories based on ''Transformers'' characters have been made available, either for purchase from the in-game shop or earnable through gameplay:
* A skin based on [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] was available as part of the Battle Pass for Chapter 4, Season 3, which began on June 9, 2023, to tie in with the release of ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]''. The skin could only be unlocked after reaching level 100 and unlocking every other item on the pass, including a "Cybertronian Axe" pickaxe skin, an [[Autobot]] [[Insignia|Emblem]] "Back Bling", an animated emoticon of the Autobot insignia morphing into the phrase "[[Roll out|ROLL OUT!]]" and back, a graffiti tag of Optimus (based on the in-game skin, but labelled as "[[The Transformers (franchise)|G1]] Optimus Prime") posing in front of a silhouetted [[Cybertron]], and a replacement for the game's loading screen featuring Prime rushing towards the camera. Gaining an extra 25 levels after finishing the Battle Pass allowed the player to earn some additional ''Transformers''-themed "Bonus Rewards", including an "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail (a particle effect visible as the player falls towards the island), a "Battle-Tested" variation of the Prime skin with added battle damage, and a player banner based on the Autobot insignia. As Battle Pass rewards are only available via purchasing the Pass itself and then unlocking them, Prime and his associated items became unobtainable following the end of Chapter 4, Season 3 on [[August 25]], 2023. ''Boo.''
* Also as part of Chapter 4, Season 3, an [[Optimus Primal (ROTB)|Optimus Primal]] skin was made available alongside a Back Bling based on the [[Maximal]] insignia via the in-game shop for 1600 of the game's in-game currency, V-Bucks (roughly $12.78 US dollars), with his twin swords (referred to as "[[Sonic sword|Sonic Swords]]") also available as a pickaxe skin for 800 V-Bucks; a bundle containing both sets was also added, costing 1800 V-Bucks. Unlike Battle Pass items, shop items ''do'' tend to return every so often, meaning that it's likely Primal will be brought back for short stints.
* A ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack is scheduled for release in physical retailers on October 12, 2023, followed by a digital release on October 21. The pack will cost $24.99, and will include 1000 V-bucks, along with the following:
** A [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] skin, along with an accompanying "Flight of the Bumblebee" Back Bling and [[Stinger Sword]] pickaxe skin, which comes with a built-in "Battle Ready" emote.
** A [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] skin, along with an accompanying [[Decepticon]] Emblem Back Bling and an [[Energon mace|Energon Mace]] pickaxe skin, which comes with a built-in [[Fusion cannon]] emote.
** A skin based on a hypothetical robot mode for the ''Fortnite'' [[fandom:fortnite:Battle Bus|Battle Bus]], complete with a "Bot Air Balloon" Back Bling and a "Pick Axle" pickaxe skin. As the announcement is ''very'' careful to note that "BattleBus is not an official ''Transformers'' character", we do not currently cover it in depth.
* A series of "Transformers Quests" were made available for players to complete from June 9 to June 22, 2023, with each individual quest rewarding Battle Pass XP. Two additional rewards were also available, earned for completing enough quests overall: 5 quests earned the "Jungle King" spray (a graffiti tag of Optimus Primal), and 10 quests earned the "[[Maximize]]!" emoji (the Maximal equivalent of the aforementioned "Roll Out!" emoji).
* During Chapter 4, Season 3, a "Cybertron Cannon" was temporarily added to the list of possible weapon drops. Outside of the name and the fact that it transforms into a compact backpack bearing the Autobot insingia for the user when not in-hand, it doesn't have any real connection to ''Transformers''.

==Notes==
* Bafflingly, while all the ''Transformers'' skins have unique, built-in emotes, none of them involve the character [[Transformation|transforming]] into their [[Alternate mode|alt-mode]]. It's likely that Epic decided that it would be too confusing and unbalanced to have skins with emotes that cause the player's character (and therefore, their hitboxes and hurtboxes) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.
* The "Autobot Signal Flare" contrail features the [[Transwarp Key]] appearing above the player and opening a portal.
* If the player has the Optimus Primal skin and the Autobot Signal Flare contrail equipped at the same time, the Autobot insignia normally used is replaced with the Maximal insignia instead.
* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.
* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.
* Unlike that of his pack-in partner Bumblebee, Megatron's skin is based directly on his [[evergreen]] design, with multiple details lifted near-1:1 from his [[:File:Quidd-evergreen-Megatron-robot-mode.jpg|character model]].
* [[G.I. Joe (team)| G.I. Joe]] operative [[Snake-Eyes]] was pulled into Reality Zero by Agent Jones on January 31, 2021, as one of the "hunters" intended to keep loopers from escaping. While stuck in the Loop, he engaged in countless, massive fights with [[Batman]] before the mutual respect that had grown between the two led Snake-Eyes to sacrifice himself to the storm so that Batman could escape the Loop.<ref>''Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #3''</ref>
* ''Transformers'' is officially canon to ''Fortnite'' and, by extension, the many, ''many'' franchises whose characters, locations, and objects have been variously deposited in its universe. One of those "franchises", by the way, is ''our own Earth'', which has experienced multiple incursions from Reality Zero and had multiple real-life celebrities and internet personalities plucked from it to become loopers. Make of this information what you will.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* ''{{w|Fortnite}}'' at Wikipedia
* [https://fortnite.fandom.com/wiki/Fortnite_Wiki ''Fortnite'' wiki]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2JnTforl_4 Chapter 4 season 3 trailer]

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Tyra Megatron

2023-09-20T05:44:23Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:TyraMegatron.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Come on! Meda Tron was ''right there!'']]

'''Tyra Megatron''' (ティラメガトロン ''Tira Megatoron'') is a [[Medarot]] with the ability to Medachange into a ''Tyrannosaurus rex''.

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{charstubgame}}

==Notes==
*Tyra Megatron is specifically based on [[Megatron (BW)|''Beast Wars'' Megatron]].

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[[Category:Robots]]

Kong Primal

2023-09-20T05:43:55Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:KongPrimal.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Inkongceivable!]]

'''Kong Primal''' (コングプライマル ''Kongu Puraimaru'') is a [[Medarot]] with the ability to Medachange into a gorilla.

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{charstubgame}}

==Notes==
*Kong Primal is specifically based on [[Optimus Primal (BW)|''Beast Wars'' Optimus Primal]].

[[Category:Medarots]]
[[Category:Robots]]

File:KongPrimal.jpg

2023-09-20T05:41:20Z

Tyra Megatron

2023-09-20T05:40:53Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:TyraMegatron.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|]]

'''Tyra Megatron''' (ティラメガトロン ''Tira Megatoron'') is a [[Medarot]] with the ability to Medachange into a ''Tyrannosaurus rex''.

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{charstubgame}}

==Notes==
*Tyra Megatron is specifically based on [[Megatron (BW)|''Beast Wars'' Megatron]].

[[Category:Medarots]]
[[Category:Robots]]

File:TyraMegatron.jpg

2023-09-20T05:38:25Z

Prime Truck

2023-09-20T05:37:43Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:PrimeTruck.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Prime Truck not [[Kong Primal|munky!]]]]

'''Prime Truck''' (プライムトラック ''Puraimu Torakku'') is a [[Medarot]] with the ability to Medachange into a semi-truck.

==Games==
===''Medarot S: Unlimited Nova''===
{{storylink|Medarot S: Unlimited Nova}}
{{charstubgame}}

==Notes==
*Prime Truck is specifically based on [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Generation 1 Optimus Prime]].

[[Category:Medarots]]
[[Category:Robots]]

File:PrimeTruck.jpg

2023-09-20T05:27:53Z

Daiakuron

2023-09-20T03:19:05Z

Sloptimus slime:

:''Daiakuron is an entity from the [[Transformers vs. G.I. Joe]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:EarthRIP Daiakuron.jpg|thumb|300px|THIS IS WHAT QUINTESSONS ACTUALLY BELIEVE.]]

'''Daiakuron''' is a living, transforming world created by the [[Quintesson|Makers]] of the universe, who bestowed upon it the power to create life of its own. It is the creator of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] and its soul, [[Primus]], and by extension, the [[Transformer]]s.

==Fiction==
===''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''===
Eons ago, Daiakuron devoured a ripened star and used its energy to create a number of other living worlds, including Cybertron and [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]]. In modern times, a group of [[Autobot]]s traveled into the depths of Cybertron and met the [[Keeper (Transformer)|Keeper]], who told them the tale of Daiakuron and showed them ancient statues depicting its creation at the hands of the Makers and subsequent spawning of Cybertron. When [[Cover Girl]] expressed amazement at the Transformers' origin story, [[Brawn (G1)|Brawn]] pondered the possibility of Daiakuron having created [[Earth]] and [[human]]ity as well. {{storylink|Earth: R.I.P.}} Under [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]'s dominion, Cybertron itself grew "horns" similar to Daiakuron's. {{storylink|Form Follows Function}} Brawn's theory was proven true when Earth transformed into [[Atlas (G1)|Atlas]], revealing itself to be another of Daiakuron's progeny. {{storylink|The War Never Ends}}

==Notes==
*"Daiakuron" is the Japanese pronounciation of ''[[Diaclone]]'', the Japanese toyline from which the toys that would become the first ''Transformers'' were taken; appropriate, since it's the in-universe origin of the Transformers. It may also be deliberate that the name shares a "-ron" suffix with Cybertron and Unicron.
*Daiakuron is drawn with a loose resemblance to [[Gobotron]]'s bifurcated appearance, a little nod to ''[[GoBots]]''. Scioli's later [[Go-Bots issue 5|''Go-Bots'' #5]] would end with the GoBots seeding the multiverse with new versions of their homeworld. Hmmmm.

==See also==
*[[The One]]

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Reversionist

2021-05-11T10:34:58Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:Tfgalaxies7_reversionist_crowd.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Through the destruction of our enemies do we earn our salvation.]]

The '''Reversionists''' are a faction on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], noted, and largely hated, for their piousnesses. They believe that Cybertron was once [[Primus]], and so that every Cybertronian is in a small way Primus himself, and therefore that deceased Cybertronians ought to be cremated in a [[plasma pyre]] to return their substance to Cybertron, hence the name.

They seem to have a penchant for staffs and are known to revere the [[Titan (group)|Titans]].

==Fiction==
===2019 IDW continuity===
Though [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] considered them to be one of the smaller factions on Cybertron, {{storylink|The World In Your Eyes Part Two}} the Reversionists had enough of a presence that their leader, [[Heretech]], held a seat on the inner [[Senate]]. {{storylink|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Despite this, the Reversionists were largely disliked as a faction. When [[Brainstorm (G1)|Brainstorm]] was murdered, the Reversionists petitioned [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Orion Pax]] to allow one of their number to speak at his funeral and for them to be present at the birth of a new Cybertronian. Though unsympathetic to them, Orion made the compromise, mainly so that the Reversionists would not join the [[Decepticon|Ascenticons]].

When the newborn was forged, the Reversionists stood among the crowd outside the [[Pyramid (Cybertron)|Pyramid]], praising [[Primus]]. While [[Rubble]] could see their viewpoint, Bumblebee scoffed that ''everything'' was mystical to a Reversionist. At Brainstorm's funeral, [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] noted that the deceased would be appalled to learn a Reversionist was speaking reiterating the late scientist's opining that the lot of them ought to be shipped off to the most remote [[Cybertronian colonies|colony]]. {{storylink|The World In Your Eyes Part Four}}

At the last Senate meeting before [[Sentinel Prime (G1)|Sentinel Prime]] returned home, Heretech spoke for his faction, though [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] felt what he had to say was annoyingly repetitive and outdated. {{storylink|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four}} Following the [[Prime (rank)|Prime]]'s return to Cybertron, [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]] informed him of a Reversionist protest at the Tether that was pushing for a unity government. {{storylink|The Change In Your Nature Part One}}

After Sentinel Prime had asked him to play a role in shutting down the Ascenticon movement, a disgusted Heretech told Megatron of the Prime's intentions and revealed that the Reversionists would soon be leaving Cybertron to seek a fresh start elsewhere. {{storylink|The Change In Your Nature Part Four}}

Aboard the starship ''[[Exodus (G1 ship)|Exodus]]'', the Reversionists prepared to leave their homeworld with their launch gaining the attention of several interested Cybertronians who also sought to flee the increasing civil unrest. When the [[Tether]] collapsed and fell onto [[Iacon (polity)|Iacon]], ravaging the city, the Reversionists launched away before the [[Autobot]]s could lock down space traffic. {{storylink|Arcee/Greenlight: Run}}

When the Reversionists discovered [[Gauge]] and her mentors on board the ''Exodus'', [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]] and [[Greenlight]] were immediately imprisoned while Gauge, still young enough to have her memory tampered with, was subject to a memory wipe and assigned to [[Accelerator]] who raised her as a curate. {{storylink|Gauging the Truth, Part Two: A Truth for a Truth|A Truth for a Truth}}

The Reversionists passed the time on their space odyssey by doing chores and attending mass while Heretech spoke of the sorry state that had befallen Cybertron after their absence, {{storylink|Gauging the Truth: Part One}} as he prepared to return home and begin his followers' "ascension" by "cleansing" their homeworld of the heretical. After Gauge had managed to restore her memories and free her mentors, the ''Exodus'' returned to Cybertron. {{storylink|Gauging the Truth, Part Two: A Truth for a Truth|A Truth for a Truth}}

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Vinz Clortho

2021-05-09T23:08:00Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:GhostsOfCybertronPart1-Vinz Clortho.jpg|thumb|250px|He's considered to be male because his horns are longer.]]

:''Vinz Clortho is a Class 6/7 Fully Corporeal Possessor from ''{{w|Ghostbusters (franchise)|Ghostbusters}}''.''
'''Vinz Clortho''' is a Gozerian terror dog under the command of [[Gozer]], serving his master as "the Keymaster".

==Fiction==
===''Transformers/Ghostbusters''===
When Gozer materialized on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Vinz Clortho, along with his counterpart [[Zuul]], appeared alongside his master at the base of the [[Temple of Gozer]]. When [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] dared approach, Clortho leapt at the [[Decepticon]] only to be casually knocked aside. {{storylink|Ghosts of Cybertron Part 1}}

==External links==
*[[wikia:ghostbusters:Vinz Clortho|Vinz Clortho]] at the Ghostbusters Wiki

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Zuul

2021-05-09T23:07:50Z

Sloptimus slime:

[[File:GhostsOfCybertronPart1-Zuul.jpg|thumb|250px|She's considered to be female because her horns are shorter.]]
:''Zuul is a Class 6/7 Fully Corporeal Possessor from ''{{w|Ghostbusters (franchise)|Ghostbusters}}''.''
'''Zuul''' is a Gozerian terror dog under the command of [[Gozer]], serving her master as "the Gatekeeper".

==Fiction==
===''Transformers/Ghostbusters''===
When Gozer materialized on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Zuul, along with her counterpart [[Vinz Clortho]], appeared alongside her master at the base of the [[Temple of Gozer]]. When [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] dared approach, Zuul ducked behind Gozer's avatar. {{storylink|Ghosts of Cybertron Part 1}}

==External links==
*[[wikia:ghostbusters:Zuul|Zuul]] at the Ghostbusters Wiki

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[[Category:Ghostbusters characters]]
[[Category:Dogs]]

Dweller (G1)

2021-05-09T16:58:09Z

Sloptimus slime:

{{disambig2|the Trans-Organic from Generation 1|the Titan from ''Cyberverse''|Dweller (Cyberverse)}}
:''The Dweller is a [[Trans-Organic]] from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

[[File:DwellerCartoon1.jpg|upright=1.66|thumb|Favorite books are {{w|H. P. Lovecraft|"The Colour Out of Space" and "The Shadow Over Innsmouth"}}.]]
The '''Dweller''' is a large [[Trans-Organic]] that was created by the [[Quintesson]]s in the distant past on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. Due to its violent and dangerous nature; it was sealed by the Quintessons for all of time. Like a [[vampire]], it has the power to drain the life-force from anything it touches. It is virtually indestructible and not very nice at all.

Its victims end up as lumbering [[zombie]]-like minions who inherit the Dweller's power-draining ability. These "[[Energy vampire|Energy Vampires]]" mindlessly seek out new victims, sucking them dry before returning to the Dweller and transferring their collected energy to the creature.

==Fiction==
===Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
[[File:Dweller-in-the-depths-scourge-wreckgar-drained.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1.8|It'll swallow your soul!]]
Long before the Quintessons had even created the robots which would one day become the [[Transformer]]s, their early experiments centered around a fusion of technology and organic material. One of their creations was an unstoppable abomination known as the Dweller. They managed to defeat the Dweller and the rest of the Trans-Organic monsters and seal them away deep within the bowels of Cybertron.

Millions of years later, a group of Quintessons tricked [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]] into awakening the Trans-Organics, planning to let their old creations exterminate the Transformers. After encountering Galvatron, the Dweller cut a swath of destruction across Cybertron until it attacked the new [[Autobot]] power plant. The Autobots used it to dispose of the creature by ejecting the power plant into space, where it crashed into a Quintesson ship that was monitoring the events. The fate of the Dweller from there on is unknown. {{storylink|The Dweller in the Depths}}

====''Legends'' comic====
[[Grand Maximus]] explained that the Dweller and the other Trans-Organics were the first creations of the [[Oracle (G1)|Oracle]]/[[Vector Sigma]] in its quest to create the perfect combination of organic and robotic life. However, they only inherited the ''negative'' aspects of their progenitors—the heartlessness of machines and ferocity of beasts—and so the Oracle sealed them away. {{storylink|Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. EX (Grand Maximus)|Bonus Edition Vol. EX}}

===3H comics===
[[File:WreckersDweller.JPG|left|upright=1.1|thumb|Dweller-bot is thirsty!]]
The [[Dinobot (BM)|Dinobots]] were sent to [[Arkus]] by the [[Oracle (BM)|Oracle]] in order to awaken a "sleeping giant" for a mysterious purpose. {{storylink|Departure}} However, the mission was a fool's errand, arranged by the Quintessons and designed to destroy the Dinobots. Arkus was the world where one of their most dangerous creations ever remained a prisoner, the energy-draining Trans-Organic creature known as the Dweller. {{storylink|Betrayal}} [[Airraptor]], [[Rapticon (BM)|Rapticon]], and [[Magmatron]] were subsequently destroyed in the deadly encounter, but the rest of the Dinobots escaped. {{storylink|Disclosure}} {{storylink|The Wreckers: Finale Part 1}}
{{-}}

==Games==
===''Transformers Legends''===
In a plot to get revenge on both Autobots and Decepticons, the Quintessons led Galvatron to the resting place of the Dweller and the rest of the Trans-Organics. Once the Dweller was awoken from its slumber, it began to infect Transformers with its energy-vampirism. Both the Autobots and the Decepticons were nonetheless able to escape the Dweller, and returned to their respective bases. {{storylink|Dweller in the Depths (Legends)|Dweller in the Depths}}

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Transformers Animated Kellogg's Eggo waffles

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Sloptimus slime:

{{disambig2|delicious discs of golden batter|other types of "Golden Disk"|Golden Disk (disambiguation)}}

[[Image:Animatedwaffles.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Can't wait for the gold-chrome "lunchtime special" of these.]]
'''''Transformers Animated'' Kellogg's Eggo waffles''' are an "instant" breakfast treat under the big ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]'' licensing umbrella, made by breakfast giant Kellogg's.

The waffles themselves are not animated; they are frozen.

Each package includes 8 frozen waffles, while each waffle features one of at least 25 edible full-color images of a ''Transformers Animated'' character on it. So you can drown your favorite characters in syrup, then messily devour them! Nummy!

Known images:

*[[Insignia|Autobot logo]]
*[[Optimus Prime (Animated)|Optimus Prime]] robot mode
*Optimus Prime vehicle mode
*Optimus Prime name
[[Image:Animatedwafflesbox.jpg|thumb|300px|Waffles are the right of all sentient beings.]]
*[[Bulkhead (Animated)|Bulkhead]] robot mode
*Bulkhead vehicle mode
*[[Bumblebee (Animated)|Bumblebee]] robot mode 1
*Bumblebee robot mode 2
*Bumblebee vehicle mode
*[[Prowl (Animated)|Prowl]] robot mode
*Prowl name
*[[Ratchet (Animated)|Ratchet]] robot mode
*Decepticon logo
*[[Starscream (Animated)|Starscream]] robot mode 1
*Starscream robot mode 2
*Starscream vehicle mode

==External links==
*[http://www.kelloggs.com/en_US/our-brands/details/Eggo.html Kellogg's Eggo waffles]
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20081011203950/http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?brand=148&product=14131&cat=eggo Transformers Animated Kellogg's Eggo waffles product page] (archive copy)

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