Decepticon Registration Act - Revision history

InitialTeeHee: /* The AllSpark Almanac */ Formatting, personally don't care for the bullet point format if the info is from a single source; can revert if need be

2026-02-28T14:35:59Z

The AllSpark Almanac: Formatting, personally don't care for the bullet point format if the info is from a single source; can revert if need be

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	===''The AllSpark Almanac''===		===''The AllSpark Almanac''===
	The Decepticon Registration Act was enacted by [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)\|Ultra Magnus]] in the boiling tensions that led to the [[Great War (Animated)\|Great War]].		The Decepticon Registration Act was enacted by [[Ultra Magnus (Animated)\|Ultra Magnus]] in the boiling tensions that led to the [[Great War (Animated)\|Great War]]. It had its detractors, including [[Mirage (Animated)\|Mirage]]. {{Storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

	It had its detractors, including [[Mirage (Animated)\|Mirage]]. {{Storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}}

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	[[Category:IDW (2005) history]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) history]]
	[[Category:Transformer law]]		[[Category:Transformer law]]

BerylRoll at 13:57, 10 February 2026

2026-02-10T13:57:22Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus (G1)\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

NexusShard17 at 00:04, 21 November 2019

2019-11-21T00:04:37Z

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	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}

Saix at 18:32, 3 May 2019

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

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Locoman at 17:38, 13 March 2017

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	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[~~Zeta Prime (G1)\|~~Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}

Emvee: category

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DrSpengler: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a promise that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[~~The Institute~~\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}

	===''The AllSpark Almanac''===		===''The AllSpark Almanac''===

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	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}

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	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his ~~life -- three~~ days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life—three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}
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	The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}		The Decepticon Registration Act was put in place by [[Proteus\|Senator Proteus]] as a response to the rapid growth of the Decepticon movement just before the war, and came with a [[Proteus's Promise\|promise]] that if 10,000 Decepticons willingly registered themselves under the Act, the [[Senate]] would recognize them as a formal political party. It failed to get off the ground as most Decepticons didn't trust their intentions and instead began protesting against the D.R.A., calling it an arbitrary method of recognizing them that only served as a distraction. This was unfortunate for the Senate, who had been planning on [[Shadowplay\|brainwashing]] all those who registered into docile members of society, causing Proteus to hatch a nefarious plan to boost the Decepticons' trust in the Senate in order to gather more registrants. {{storylink\|Shadowplay, Part 2: Patternism\|Patternism}}

	In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[~~Zeta Prime (G1)\|~~Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}		In the end, Proteus' plans fell through and he gave up on the registration idea without going through with his promise. Once [[Zeta Prime]] took charge of the government, he brought back the Decepticon Registration Act with a twist: this time registration was ''compulsory''. {{storylink\|Shadowplay (Conclusion): An Intimate Beheading\|An Intimate Beheading}} This sparked new anti-D.R.A. riots during which [[Ironfist (G1)\|Ironfist]] witnessed the Decepticon insignia for the first time in his life -- three days later, Zeta Prime was assassinated. {{storylink\|Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 4\|Last Stand of the Wreckers #4}}

	{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}		{{note\|This gets contradicted by "[[The Transformers: Autocracy\|Autocracy]]", where there's open war more than three days before Zeta is killed.}}

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