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Cyberlink420: Not a fix. Rocket League has TF content too.

2025-11-15T19:36:58Z

Not a fix. Rocket League has TF content too.

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	* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3 and was voice directed by {{w\|Elias Toufexis}}.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3 and was voice directed by {{w\|Elias Toufexis}}.
	* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.		* 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 ''~~{{w\|~~Rocket League}}'', also owned by Epic Games.		* 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.		*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.		* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.

Trashatron: /* Notes */ Fixed links

2025-11-15T18:13:37Z

Notes: Fixed links

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	* 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.		* 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.)		* 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 and was voice directed by [[Elias Toufexis]].		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3 and was voice directed by {{w\|Elias Toufexis}}.
	* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.		* 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.		* 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 ''{{w\|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.		*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.		* The Transformers skins are sadly not among those that are cross-compatible with the ''[[LEGO]] Fortnite'' mode. Sorry, [[Kre-O]] fans.

AutovoltGTS: /* Notes */

2025-07-21T12:43:20Z

Notes

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	* 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.		* 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.)		* 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.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3 and was voice directed by [[Elias Toufexis]].
	* The promotional images for the ''Fortnite Transformers'' Pack feature the word "Fortnite" written in the Autobot [[alphabet]] along the left edge.		* 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.		* 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.

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

2025-06-27T05:12:13Z

Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3

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	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.		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.		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.		...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.

Sloptimus slime: correcting lore

2025-06-24T20:31:26Z

correcting lore

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	===Chapter 4, Seasons 1–3===		===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.		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.		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.		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.		...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.

Sloptimus slime at 20:17, 24 June 2025

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

Sloptimus slime at 02:17, 22 June 2025

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	** 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 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).		* 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 "[[~~fandom:fortnite:Cybertron Cannon\|~~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''.		* 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==		==Notes==

Saix at 00:20, 27 March 2025

2025-03-27T00:20:05Z

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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 released in October 2023.		'''''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==		==Synopsis==

Saix at 00:19, 27 March 2025

2025-03-27T00:19:57Z

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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 released in October 2023.		'''''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.

	~~{{TOCclear}}~~

	==Synopsis==		==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''.]]		[[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.		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===		===The Basics===

BluJayWarrior: /* Notes */ not baffling if there's a perfectly reasonable explanation

2025-03-18T15:57:28Z

Notes: not baffling if there's a perfectly reasonable explanation

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg\|thumb\|upright=1\|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]		[[File:Prime Time Fortnite Spray.jpeg\|thumb\|upright=1\|Unfortunately for Fortnite players, it will ''never'' be Prime Time.]]
	* ~~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) to radically change in size and shape, thereby potentially giving those who bought the skins a competitive advantage over those who didn't.		* 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.)		* 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.		* [[Peter Cullen]] voiced Optimus Prime's radio messages during Chapter 4, Season 3.