Metroplex (SG) - Revision history

Saix at 04:57, 3 July 2025

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	[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]		[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]
	'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.		'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Fun Publications ''Shattered Glass'' continuity===		===Fun Publications ''Shattered Glass'' continuity===
			[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|left\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]

	According to the news, Metroplex ruined some city. It wasn't the first time he did that either. {{storylink\|Around Cybertron issue 6\|Around Cybertron #6}}		According to the news, Metroplex ruined some city. It wasn't the first time he did that either. {{storylink\|Around Cybertron issue 6\|Around Cybertron #6}}

	====''SD SG''====		====''SD SG''====
	~~[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]~~
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}
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	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
	[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|"The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!"]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|left\|"The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!"]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 08:08, 25 July 2024

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	According to the news, Metroplex ruined some city. It wasn't the first time he did that either. {{storylink\|Around Cybertron issue 6\|Around Cybertron #6}}		According to the news, Metroplex ruined some city. It wasn't the first time he did that either. {{storylink\|Around Cybertron issue 6\|Around Cybertron #6}}

	===''SD SG''===		====''SD SG''====
	[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]		[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|link=https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|name=Jesse Wittenrich\|site=Twitter\|year=2017\|month=11\|day=18\|(defunct=)}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|link=https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|name=John-Paul Bove\|site=Twitter\|year=2021\|month=08\|day=12\|(defunct=)}}</ref>		*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|link=https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|name=Jesse Wittenrich\|site=Twitter\|year=2017\|month=11\|day=18\|(defunct=)}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|link=https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|name=John-Paul Bove\|site=Twitter\|year=2021\|month=08\|day=12\|(defunct=)}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

Cyberlink420 at 13:37, 14 March 2023

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors.<ref>{{~~twitter~~\|Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|Jesse Wittenrich\|2017\|11\|18}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{~~twitter~~\|Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|John-Paul Bove ~~(@wordmongerer)~~\|2021\|08\|11}}</ref>		*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|link=https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|name=Jesse Wittenrich\|site=Twitter\|year=2017\|month=11\|day=18\|(defunct=)}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|link=https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|name=John-Paul Bove\|site=Twitter\|year=2021\|month=08\|day=12\|(defunct=)}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

TimeLord11: /* IDW Shattered Glass comic */

2023-02-11T14:06:29Z

IDW Shattered Glass comic

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	By the time Metroplex's shoulders and upper torso had surfaced, [[Wheeljack (SG)\|Slicer]] paid a visit to the Titan, intending to destroy him via internal explosives before he was found by Goldbug. Managing to dupe the ex-warlord that he was still loyal, the two Autobots worked to repair Metroplex before the Titan briefly activated in response to Jetfire's presence. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}		By the time Metroplex's shoulders and upper torso had surfaced, [[Wheeljack (SG)\|Slicer]] paid a visit to the Titan, intending to destroy him via internal explosives before he was found by Goldbug. Managing to dupe the ex-warlord that he was still loyal, the two Autobots worked to repair Metroplex before the Titan briefly activated in response to Jetfire's presence. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}

			By the time of Goldbug's death, Metroplex fully reactivated, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 4\|Shattered Glass II #4}} his mind slowly merging with Starscream's. Navigating around the [[Wreckers]] that had taken residence in the Titan, [[Soundwave (SG)\|Soundwave]] and Jetfire managed to remove Starscream's spark, sending Metroplex back to stasis. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 5\|Shattered Glass II #5}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

TimeLord11 at 14:25, 4 November 2022

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	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2\|Shattered Glass #2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Kaon (polity)\|Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2\|Shattered Glass #2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}} Goldbug eventually plugged Starscream's spark into Metroplex's systems but found that the giant proved temperamental, activating and deactivating without Goldbug's input. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}

	[[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]] later attempted to warn Optimus Prime of the Titan's reactivation only to be brushed off. Realizing that he would be forced to lead the charge against the Titan of Prime's behalf, Magnus finally snapped and overthrew the Prime. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 1\|Shattered Glass II #1}}		[[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]] later attempted to warn Optimus Prime of the Titan's reactivation only to be brushed off. Realizing that he would be forced to lead the charge against the Titan of Prime's behalf, Magnus finally snapped and overthrew the Prime. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 1\|Shattered Glass II #1}}

			By the time Metroplex's shoulders and upper torso had surfaced, [[Wheeljack (SG)\|Slicer]] paid a visit to the Titan, intending to destroy him via internal explosives before he was found by Goldbug. Managing to dupe the ex-warlord that he was still loyal, the two Autobots worked to repair Metroplex before the Titan briefly activated in response to Jetfire's presence. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

TimeLord11: /* IDW Shattered Glass comic */

2022-09-22T15:13:52Z

IDW Shattered Glass comic

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	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2\|Shattered Glass #2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}}

			[[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]] later attempted to warn Optimus Prime of the Titan's reactivation only to be brushed off. Realizing that he would be forced to lead the charge against the Titan of Prime's behalf, Magnus finally snapped and overthrew the Prime. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 1\|Shattered Glass II #1}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

TimeLord11 at 23:26, 6 August 2022

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	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
	[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|"The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!"]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[~~Spark\|~~spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}		{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}
	:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:~~SDSG~~-~~metroplex~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill~~.]]		[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]
	'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.		'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.

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	===''SD SG''===		===''SD SG''===
			[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}

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	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
	[[File:~~ShatteredGlass3-~~Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|~~left\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about~~ the ~~meaning of life~~, ~~that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer~~ to life, the universe, and everything.]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}
	~~[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]~~
	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}

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	{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}		{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}
	:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:~~ShatteredGlass3~~-~~Metroplex~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]		[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]
	'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.		'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.

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	===''SD SG''===		===''SD SG''===
	~~[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]~~
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
			[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]
			Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}
	[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors.<ref>{{twitter\|Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|Jesse Wittenrich\|~~201711~~\|18}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{twitter\|Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|John-Paul Bove (@wordmongerer)\|2021\|08\|11}}</ref>		*In ''SD SG'', Metroplex has Generation 1 [[Junkion (species)\|Junkion]] colors.<ref>{{twitter\|Oh yup. He was Junkion colors, implying he's not a good city. 😆\|https://twitter.com/JesseWittenrich/status/931838270849323008\|Jesse Wittenrich\|2017\|11\|18}}</ref> while his IDW coloration is directly taken from [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]].<ref>{{twitter\|Those colours are based on Metrotitan for sure but as to which character it is you will have to read on!\|https://twitter.com/wordmongerer/status/1425626322232033282\|John-Paul Bove (@wordmongerer)\|2021\|08\|11}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3\|Shattered Glass #3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2\|Shattered Glass #2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Kaon (polity)\|Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1\|Shattered Glass #1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2\|Shattered Glass #2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4\|Shattered Glass #4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5\|Shattered Glass #5}} Goldbug eventually plugged Starscream's spark into Metroplex's systems but found that the giant proved temperamental, activating and deactivating without Goldbug's input. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}

	[[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]] later attempted to warn Optimus Prime of the Titan's reactivation only to be brushed off. Realizing that he would be forced to lead the charge against the Titan of Prime's behalf, Magnus finally snapped and overthrew the Prime. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 1\|Shattered Glass II #1}}		[[Ultra Magnus (SG)\|Ultra Magnus]] later attempted to warn Optimus Prime of the Titan's reactivation only to be brushed off. Realizing that he would be forced to lead the charge against the Titan of Prime's behalf, Magnus finally snapped and overthrew the Prime. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 1\|Shattered Glass II #1}}

			By the time Metroplex's shoulders and upper torso had surfaced, [[Wheeljack (SG)\|Slicer]] paid a visit to the Titan, intending to destroy him via internal explosives before he was found by Goldbug. Managing to dupe the ex-warlord that he was still loyal, the two Autobots worked to repair Metroplex before the Titan briefly activated in response to Jetfire's presence. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass II issue 3\|Shattered Glass II #3}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}		{{disambig3.5\|the evil Autobot\|his heroic counterpart\|Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex}}
	:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:~~SDSG~~-~~metroplex~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill~~.]]		[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]
	'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.		'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.

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	===''SD SG''===		===''SD SG''===
			[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
	[[File:~~ShatteredGlass3-~~Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|~~left\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about~~ the ~~meaning of life~~, ~~that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer~~ to life, the universe, and everything.]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}		Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}
	~~[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]~~
	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}

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	:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Metroplex is an evil [[Autobot]] [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] from the [[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:~~ShatteredGlass3~~-~~Metroplex~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]		[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]
	'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.		'''Metroplex''' might be a bad place to be, but he'll make sure other places are worse.

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	===''SD SG''===		===''SD SG''===
	~~[[File:SDSG-metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|He's smiling because he transforms into Silent Hill.]]~~
	[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}		[[Nautica (SG)\|Nautica]] told Metroplex he could appear in the latest comic. His size didn't stop Metroplex from violently forcing his head into the panel anyway. {{storylink\|SD SG issue 3\|SD SG #3}}

	{{-}}		{{-}}
	===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===		===IDW ''Shattered Glass'' comic===
			[[File:ShatteredGlass3-Metroplex.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Many millions of years ago, a race of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life, that they commissioned two of their brightest and best to design and build a stupendous supercomputer to calculate the answer to life, the universe, and everything.]]
			Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}
	[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]		[[File:SG Metroplex wakes up.jpg\|thumb\|The answer to the ultimate question, to life the universe and everything, is...FORTY-TWO!!!]]
	Under unknown circumstances in the distant past, the Titan Metroplex became buried under what would later be known as the [[Static Zone]], believed deceased by the inhabitants of Cybertron. This would later be challenged by the pair of scientists [[Starscream (SG)\|Starscream]] and [[Jetfire (SG)\|Jetfire]], who before the war discovered the slumbering Titan. They sought answers to the culture and linguistics of Titans and accordingly undertook multiple attempts to secure funding to unearth Metroplex's head for study. Metroplex's head would indeed be unearthed after they acquired funds, but the venture would soon be abandoned as planetary tensions rose in the face of the coming civil war, and Starscream discovered Jetfire starting to side with the forces of [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Orion Pax]]. Chased back to the dig site, the Seeker attempted to upload all the data acquired from Metroplex into his very [[Spark\|spark]] but had the upload interrupted by Jetfire and accompanying Autobot forces, leaving the data corrupt at both ends. Later on at undermined points, it was said that the Autobots attempted to communicate with the Titan themselves, but no spark among them proved capable. Starscream returned to Metroplex a megacycle or so after the war ended, and after a large amount of time isolated with the Titan, managed to repair the damaged data and discover how to communicate with Metroplex via his spark. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 3}}

	Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}		Long after the war's conclusion, [[Blurr (SG)\|Blurr]] raced past Metroplex's buried form as he dragged [[Sixshot (SG)\|Sixshot's]] remains to [[Gold City]]. He later passed the Titan once again as he attempted to lure Starscream into a trap. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 1}} After finding Megatron in the [[Rust Sea]], Starscream would bring up a hologram of Metroplex's head while explaining to his leader the plan to awake the Titans and retake the planet. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 2}} After having Starscream captured and tortured in order to gain the communication key for himself, {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 4}} Autobot warlord [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] offlined the Seeker by blasting a hole clean through his torso and ripped his spark out entirely, making with it to Metroplex and awakening him, the Titan unleashing a primal scream as he came online and began breaking through the ground. {{storylink\|Shattered Glass issue 5}}