Carlos Lopez - Revision history

Saix at 13:45, 6 March 2026

2026-03-06T13:45:55Z

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	====''Legends'' comic====		====''Legends'' comic====
	Carlos was at the beach with his friends when Alexis was pulled into the [[Legends World]] to help save [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] from sacrificing himself. {{storylink\|LG-18 Armada Starscream Super Mode Prologue}}		Carlos was at the beach with his friends when Alexis was pulled into the [[Legends World]] to help save [[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] from sacrificing himself. {{storylink\|LG-18 Armada Starscream Super Mode Prologue 2}}

	====''Energon'' cartoon====		====''Energon'' cartoon====

Fritz: /* Cartoon continuity */ Redirect

2026-02-28T15:00:10Z

Cartoon continuity: Redirect

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	===Cartoon continuity===		===Cartoon continuity===
	====''Armada'' cartoon====		====''Armada'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Yukie Maeda]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Joni Kesti]] (Finnish), [[Jimmy Redler]] (French), [[Jan Makino]] (German), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Caio César]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Lee Seon-ho]] (Korean)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Yukie Maeda]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Joni Kesti]] (Finnish), [[Jim Redler\|Jimmy Redler]] (French), [[Jan Makino]] (German), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Caio César]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Lee Seon-ho]] (Korean)}}

	[[File:Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|Holy frijoles!\|left]]		[[File:Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|Holy frijoles!\|left]]

BerylRoll at 09:01, 1 February 2026

2026-02-01T09:01:19Z

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	{{~~disambig3~~\|Carlos}}		{{disambigm\|Carlos (disambiguation)\|Lopez (disambiguation)}}
	~~{{disambig3~~\|Lopez}}
	:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''

BerylRoll: /* Energon cartoon */ caption

2026-01-30T19:52:15Z

Energon cartoon: caption

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}

	[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|left\|upright=1\|thumb\|His sister works for WOOHP.]]
	When [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Brian Jones]] traveled to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] with his son, Kicker, he also brought along Rad, Alexis, and Carlos to the alien planet. {{storylink\|Team Optimus Prime}}		When [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Brian Jones]] traveled to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] with his son, Kicker, he also brought along Rad, Alexis, and Carlos to the alien planet. {{storylink\|Team Optimus Prime}}

BerylRoll at 19:47, 30 January 2026

2026-01-30T19:47:08Z

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	{{disambig3\|Carlos}}		{{disambig3\|Carlos}}
			{{disambig3\|Lopez}}
	:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''

BerylRoll at 06:37, 30 January 2026

2026-01-30T06:37:41Z

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	{{~~disambigr~~\|Carlos~~\|the comic book artist\|Carlos Magno~~}}		{{disambig3\|Carlos}}
	:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Carlos is a [[human]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''

AzimuthAcolyte: Project Supernova -> Project Supernova (Armada) update

2025-06-18T18:48:21Z

Project Supernova -> Project Supernova (Armada) update

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	When Rad and Carlos were in the third grade, Rad accidentally broke a window in Carlos's house with a baseball bat. Carlos's parents didn't want their son hanging out with Rad afterwards, but Carlos convinced them to change their minds, vouching for the good nature of his friend. {{storylink\|Armada Free Comic Book Day}}		When Rad and Carlos were in the third grade, Rad accidentally broke a window in Carlos's house with a baseball bat. Carlos's parents didn't want their son hanging out with Rad afterwards, but Carlos convinced them to change their minds, vouching for the good nature of his friend. {{storylink\|Armada Free Comic Book Day}}

	Under the codename "Agent Sidekick" (assigned to him by Rad), Carlos put his mechanic skills to use on [[Project Supernova]], an aircraft made up of cardboard and balloons. On the launch day, the vehicle successfully took flight, but soon crashed due to sabotage by bullies [[Sid (Armada)\|Sid]] and [[Seth]]. Carlos tried to cheer his friends up by saying they could build a new Project Supernova, any plans of that were postponed when Rad accidentally fell into a cave and awakened four [[Mini-Con]]s. Confused as to what to do, the kids brought the alien robots to Rad's garage, where Carlos awkwardly presented them with his toolbox so they could repair themselves. This brought the rage of Alexis down on him, but he still agreed with Rad that the visitors from space were really cool. The following morning, the Mini-Cons had not only repaired themselves, but made a new and improved version of Project Supernova. They offered to take Carlos and his friends for a ride, which they gladly agreed to. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their new Mini-Con friends were targeted for capture by [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]], and the kids found themselves dragged into the [[Transformer]]s' war. An argument broke out between Rad and Alexis, but Carlos broke it up and pointed out that it wasn't just about them: by keeping the Mini-Con around, they were endangering everyone they knew. They ended up trying to escape, with Carlos fleeing on [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]'s bike mode, and ran into several [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}}		Under the codename "Agent Sidekick" (assigned to him by Rad), Carlos put his mechanic skills to use on [[Project Supernova (Armada)\|Project Supernova]], an aircraft made up of cardboard and balloons. On the launch day, the vehicle successfully took flight, but soon crashed due to sabotage by bullies [[Sid (Armada)\|Sid]] and [[Seth]]. Carlos tried to cheer his friends up by saying they could build a new Project Supernova, any plans of that were postponed when Rad accidentally fell into a cave and awakened four [[Mini-Con]]s. Confused as to what to do, the kids brought the alien robots to Rad's garage, where Carlos awkwardly presented them with his toolbox so they could repair themselves. This brought the rage of Alexis down on him, but he still agreed with Rad that the visitors from space were really cool. The following morning, the Mini-Cons had not only repaired themselves, but made a new and improved version of Project Supernova. They offered to take Carlos and his friends for a ride, which they gladly agreed to. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their new Mini-Con friends were targeted for capture by [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]], and the kids found themselves dragged into the [[Transformer]]s' war. An argument broke out between Rad and Alexis, but Carlos broke it up and pointed out that it wasn't just about them: by keeping the Mini-Con around, they were endangering everyone they knew. They ended up trying to escape, with Carlos fleeing on [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]'s bike mode, and ran into several [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}}

	Carlos and the others watched the Autobots and Decepticons for a while before sneaking off and almost getting killed by [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]]. In the end, the Decepticons were chased off, and the kids were introduced to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}} Unfortunately, their newfound friendship with the alien robots didn't last. While Carlos was watching Rad skate (and lose his board) one day, Optimus Prime approached them and explained that the humans could no longer get involved with the Transformers' war, for their own safety. Carlos was angry that their Mini-Con friends didn't get a say in things, but Prime didn't budge. However, [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]] disobeyed his orders and took the humans with him during a mission to infiltrate the Decepticon base in [[Silver Ridge]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} When they weren't back in thirty minutes, Carlos and the others did as they were told and [[Mini-Con panic-pager\|called for help]], which arrived in the form of the [[Land Military Mini-Con Team]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 7\|Armada #7}}		Carlos and the others watched the Autobots and Decepticons for a while before sneaking off and almost getting killed by [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]]. In the end, the Decepticons were chased off, and the kids were introduced to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}} Unfortunately, their newfound friendship with the alien robots didn't last. While Carlos was watching Rad skate (and lose his board) one day, Optimus Prime approached them and explained that the humans could no longer get involved with the Transformers' war, for their own safety. Carlos was angry that their Mini-Con friends didn't get a say in things, but Prime didn't budge. However, [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]] disobeyed his orders and took the humans with him during a mission to infiltrate the Decepticon base in [[Silver Ridge]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} When they weren't back in thirty minutes, Carlos and the others did as they were told and [[Mini-Con panic-pager\|called for help]], which arrived in the form of the [[Land Military Mini-Con Team]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 7\|Armada #7}}

AutovoltGTS: /* Energon cartoon */

2025-04-11T12:55:18Z

Energon cartoon

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	====''Energon'' cartoon====		====''Energon'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}

	[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|left]]

AutovoltGTS at 13:25, 15 February 2025

2025-02-15T13:25:22Z

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	===Cartoon continuity===		===Cartoon continuity===
	====''Armada'' cartoon====		====''Armada'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Yukie Maeda]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Joni Kesti]] (Finnish), [[Jimmy Redler]] (French), [[Jan Makino]] (German), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Caio César]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Yukie Maeda]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Joni Kesti]] (Finnish), [[Jimmy Redler]] (French), [[Jan Makino]] (German), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Caio César]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Lee Seon-ho]] (Korean)}}

	[[File:Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|Holy frijoles!\|left]]		[[File:Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|Holy frijoles!\|left]]

Saix: /* ''Armada'' cartoon */clean up, replaced: {{storylink|Miracle}} → {{storylink|Miracle (episode)|Miracle}}

2024-01-10T23:41:37Z

''Armada'' cartoon: clean up, replaced: {{storylink|Miracle}} → {{storylink|Miracle (episode)|Miracle}}

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	When they arrived, Hot Shot once again insisted that it was too dangerous for them to come along. Upon hearing this, the Mini-Cons collectively rebelled and blocked all the ship's systems, refusing to budge until the kids were allowed on. Hot Shot relented, and the kids and Autobots blasted off into space. {{storylink\|Depart}}		When they arrived, Hot Shot once again insisted that it was too dangerous for them to come along. Upon hearing this, the Mini-Cons collectively rebelled and blocked all the ship's systems, refusing to budge until the kids were allowed on. Hot Shot relented, and the kids and Autobots blasted off into space. {{storylink\|Depart}}

	During the journey, the kids bore witness to the arrival of thousands of new Mini-Cons and the rebirth of Optimus Prime, {{storylink\|Miracle}} the conflict with [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]], and the Mini-Con powered [[spontaneous recoloration\|recoloration]] of several Autobots and Decepticons. {{storylink\|Puppet}}		During the journey, the kids bore witness to the arrival of thousands of new Mini-Cons and the rebirth of Optimus Prime, {{storylink\|Miracle (episode)\|Miracle}} the conflict with [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]], and the Mini-Con powered [[spontaneous recoloration\|recoloration]] of several Autobots and Decepticons. {{storylink\|Puppet}}

	Following a confrontation with the Decepticons, the Autobots arrived on Cybertron to discover it had already fallen to Galvatron. When the Street Action Mini-Cons led their little buddies to form a shield against Unicron, Carlos jumped out with them, but Blurr saved him from becoming a stain on the ground. The Mini-Cons returned, but soon tried to return to the surface of Cybertron. Carlos objected out of fear for their safety, but Rad and Alexis overruled him, arguing that the Mini-Cons had a right to set foot on their home planet. {{storylink\|Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising}} With the Mini-Cons gone, the kids were left with nothing much to do but watch the lights of battle on the surface. They did try to stop Hot Shot making a one-robot mission to the heart of the Decepticon stronghold to warn Galvatron about the impending threat of Unicron, but then Rad persuaded everyone to let him go ahead with it. {{storylink\|Dash (episode)\|Dash}}		Following a confrontation with the Decepticons, the Autobots arrived on Cybertron to discover it had already fallen to Galvatron. When the Street Action Mini-Cons led their little buddies to form a shield against Unicron, Carlos jumped out with them, but Blurr saved him from becoming a stain on the ground. The Mini-Cons returned, but soon tried to return to the surface of Cybertron. Carlos objected out of fear for their safety, but Rad and Alexis overruled him, arguing that the Mini-Cons had a right to set foot on their home planet. {{storylink\|Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising}} With the Mini-Cons gone, the kids were left with nothing much to do but watch the lights of battle on the surface. They did try to stop Hot Shot making a one-robot mission to the heart of the Decepticon stronghold to warn Galvatron about the impending threat of Unicron, but then Rad persuaded everyone to let him go ahead with it. {{storylink\|Dash (episode)\|Dash}}

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Matt Hill]] (English), [[Junichi Endō]] (Japanese)\|[[Leo Hallerstam]] (Swedish), [[Yoann Sover]] (French), [[Saku Mäkynen]] (Finnish), [[Simone Crisari]] (Italian), [[Inés Blázquez]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Víctor Díaz]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Cezary Kwiecinski]] (Polish)}}

	[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|thumb\|~~left~~]]		[[File:Scorpinok Carlos.jpg\|left\|upright=1\|thumb\|His sister works for WOOHP.]]
	When [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Brian Jones]] traveled to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] with his son, Kicker, he also brought along Rad, Alexis, and Carlos to the alien planet. {{storylink\|Team Optimus Prime}}		When [[Brian Jones\|Dr. Brian Jones]] traveled to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] with his son, Kicker, he also brought along Rad, Alexis, and Carlos to the alien planet. {{storylink\|Team Optimus Prime}}

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	When Rad and Carlos were in the third grade, Rad accidentally broke a window in Carlos's house with a baseball bat. Carlos's parents didn't want their son hanging out with Rad afterwards, but Carlos convinced them to change their minds, vouching for the good nature of his friend. {{storylink\|Armada Free Comic Book Day}}		When Rad and Carlos were in the third grade, Rad accidentally broke a window in Carlos's house with a baseball bat. Carlos's parents didn't want their son hanging out with Rad afterwards, but Carlos convinced them to change their minds, vouching for the good nature of his friend. {{storylink\|Armada Free Comic Book Day}}

	Under the codename "Agent Sidekick" (assigned to him by Rad), Carlos put his mechanic skills to use on [[Project Supernova]], an aircraft made up of cardboard and balloons. On the launch day, the vehicle successfully took flight, but soon crashed due to sabotage by bullies [[Sid (Armada)\|Sid]] and [[Seth]]. Carlos tried to cheer his friends up by saying they could build a new Project Supernova, any plans of that were postponed when Rad accidentally fell into a cave and awakened four [[Mini-Con]]s. Confused as to what to do, the kids brought the alien robots to Rad's garage, where Carlos awkwardly presented them with his toolbox so they could repair themselves. This brought the rage of Alexis down on him, but he still agreed with Rad that the visitors from space were really cool. The following morning, the Mini-Cons had not only repaired themselves, but made a new and improved version of Project Supernova. They offered to take Carlos and his friends for a ride, which they gladly agreed to. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their new Mini-Con friends were targeted for capture by [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]], and the kids found themselves dragged into the [[Transformer]]s' war. An argument broke out between Rad and Alexis, but Carlos broke it up and pointed out that it wasn't just about them: by keeping the Mini-Con around, they were endangering everyone they knew. They ended up trying to escape, with Carlos fleeing on [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]'s bike mode, and ran into several [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}}		Under the codename "Agent Sidekick" (assigned to him by Rad), Carlos put his mechanic skills to use on [[Project Supernova (Armada)\|Project Supernova]], an aircraft made up of cardboard and balloons. On the launch day, the vehicle successfully took flight, but soon crashed due to sabotage by bullies [[Sid (Armada)\|Sid]] and [[Seth]]. Carlos tried to cheer his friends up by saying they could build a new Project Supernova, any plans of that were postponed when Rad accidentally fell into a cave and awakened four [[Mini-Con]]s. Confused as to what to do, the kids brought the alien robots to Rad's garage, where Carlos awkwardly presented them with his toolbox so they could repair themselves. This brought the rage of Alexis down on him, but he still agreed with Rad that the visitors from space were really cool. The following morning, the Mini-Cons had not only repaired themselves, but made a new and improved version of Project Supernova. They offered to take Carlos and his friends for a ride, which they gladly agreed to. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their new Mini-Con friends were targeted for capture by [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]], and the kids found themselves dragged into the [[Transformer]]s' war. An argument broke out between Rad and Alexis, but Carlos broke it up and pointed out that it wasn't just about them: by keeping the Mini-Con around, they were endangering everyone they knew. They ended up trying to escape, with Carlos fleeing on [[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]'s bike mode, and ran into several [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}}

	Carlos and the others watched the Autobots and Decepticons for a while before sneaking off and almost getting killed by [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]]. In the end, the Decepticons were chased off, and the kids were introduced to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}} Unfortunately, their newfound friendship with the alien robots didn't last. While Carlos was watching Rad skate (and lose his board) one day, Optimus Prime approached them and explained that the humans could no longer get involved with the Transformers' war, for their own safety. Carlos was angry that their Mini-Con friends didn't get a say in things, but Prime didn't budge. However, [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]] disobeyed his orders and took the humans with him during a mission to infiltrate the Decepticon base in [[Silver Ridge]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} When they weren't back in thirty minutes, Carlos and the others did as they were told and [[Mini-Con panic-pager\|called for help]], which arrived in the form of the [[Land Military Mini-Con Team]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 7\|Armada #7}}		Carlos and the others watched the Autobots and Decepticons for a while before sneaking off and almost getting killed by [[Demolishor (Armada)\|Demolishor]]. In the end, the Decepticons were chased off, and the kids were introduced to [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}} Unfortunately, their newfound friendship with the alien robots didn't last. While Carlos was watching Rad skate (and lose his board) one day, Optimus Prime approached them and explained that the humans could no longer get involved with the Transformers' war, for their own safety. Carlos was angry that their Mini-Con friends didn't get a say in things, but Prime didn't budge. However, [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]] disobeyed his orders and took the humans with him during a mission to infiltrate the Decepticon base in [[Silver Ridge]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} When they weren't back in thirty minutes, Carlos and the others did as they were told and [[Mini-Con panic-pager\|called for help]], which arrived in the form of the [[Land Military Mini-Con Team]]. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 7\|Armada #7}}

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	When they arrived, Hot Shot once again insisted that it was too dangerous for them to come along. Upon hearing this, the Mini-Cons collectively rebelled and blocked all the ship's systems, refusing to budge until the kids were allowed on. Hot Shot relented, and the kids and Autobots blasted off into space. {{storylink\|Depart}}		When they arrived, Hot Shot once again insisted that it was too dangerous for them to come along. Upon hearing this, the Mini-Cons collectively rebelled and blocked all the ship's systems, refusing to budge until the kids were allowed on. Hot Shot relented, and the kids and Autobots blasted off into space. {{storylink\|Depart}}

	During the journey, the kids bore witness to the arrival of thousands of new Mini-Cons and the rebirth of Optimus Prime, {{storylink\|Miracle}} the conflict with [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]], and the Mini-Con powered [[spontaneous recoloration\|recoloration]] of several Autobots and Decepticons. {{storylink\|Puppet}}		During the journey, the kids bore witness to the arrival of thousands of new Mini-Cons and the rebirth of Optimus Prime, {{storylink\|Miracle (episode)\|Miracle}} the conflict with [[Nemesis Prime (Armada)\|Nemesis Prime]], and the Mini-Con powered [[spontaneous recoloration\|recoloration]] of several Autobots and Decepticons. {{storylink\|Puppet}}

	Following a confrontation with the Decepticons, the Autobots arrived on Cybertron to discover it had already fallen to Galvatron. When the Street Action Mini-Cons led their little buddies to form a shield against Unicron, Carlos jumped out with them, but Blurr saved him from becoming a stain on the ground. The Mini-Cons returned, but soon tried to return to the surface of Cybertron. Carlos objected out of fear for their safety, but Rad and Alexis overruled him, arguing that the Mini-Cons had a right to set foot on their home planet. {{storylink\|Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising}} With the Mini-Cons gone, the kids were left with nothing much to do but watch the lights of battle on the surface. They did try to stop Hot Shot making a one-robot mission to the heart of the Decepticon stronghold to warn Galvatron about the impending threat of Unicron, but then Rad persuaded everyone to let him go ahead with it. {{storylink\|Dash (episode)\|Dash}}		Following a confrontation with the Decepticons, the Autobots arrived on Cybertron to discover it had already fallen to Galvatron. When the Street Action Mini-Cons led their little buddies to form a shield against Unicron, Carlos jumped out with them, but Blurr saved him from becoming a stain on the ground. The Mini-Cons returned, but soon tried to return to the surface of Cybertron. Carlos objected out of fear for their safety, but Rad and Alexis overruled him, arguing that the Mini-Cons had a right to set foot on their home planet. {{storylink\|Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising}} With the Mini-Cons gone, the kids were left with nothing much to do but watch the lights of battle on the surface. They did try to stop Hot Shot making a one-robot mission to the heart of the Decepticon stronghold to warn Galvatron about the impending threat of Unicron, but then Rad persuaded everyone to let him go ahead with it. {{storylink\|Dash (episode)\|Dash}}