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	~~[[Image:ROTF_movie_SevenPrimes.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|You must avenge my death, Simba—uh, I mean, Sam.]]~~

	The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original leaders of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual lords of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[Transformer\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#~~Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.~~

	~~One of their number became~~ [[~~The Fallen]].~~

	~~== Fiction ==~~
	~~===''Revenge of the Fallen'' movie===~~
	~~:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)~~

	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of early [[human]]s he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen." The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

	During a climactic battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}

	~~==Trivia==~~
	* In the [[Revenge of the Fallen (novel)\|novelization]] and [[Revenge of ~~the Fallen Movie Adaptation\|comic adaptation]] of the film, [[Jetfire (ROTF)\|Jetfire]] explains that there were [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Thirteen~~ Primes]], and that the Prime that came to be known as "The Fallen" destroyed eleven of them, with the twelth Prime sacrificing his spark to seal the Matrix in a tomb constructed out of the lifeless bodies of his dead brothers. It is possible that, within the film canon itself, five of the Primes met their end so early on in the battle for the Matrix that "Grandpa Blackbird" simply forgot to mention it in his abridged version of events when telling it thousands of years later.
	*Though barely glimpsed in the film, [[Josh Nizzi]] designed unique bodies and heads for each of the Twelve during the film's pre-production. [http://www.joshnizzi.com/TF2.htm]

	~~[[Category:Transformer culture]]~~
	~~[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen~~]]

Starfield: Merge proposal and changed link.

2009-07-25T18:03:29Z

Merge proposal and changed link.

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	:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)		:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)

	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of ~~the world's~~ [[human~~\|semi-sapient creatures~~]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of early [[human]]s he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen." The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

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2009-07-25T01:04:53Z

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	:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)		:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)

	~~{{spoiler\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|July 24, 2009}}~~

	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* In the [[Revenge of the Fallen (novel)\|novelization]] and [[Revenge of the Fallen Movie Adaptation\|comic adaptation]] of the film, [[Jetfire (ROTF)\|Jetfire]] explains that there were [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Thirteen Primes]], and that the Prime that came to be known as "The Fallen" destroyed eleven of them, with the twelth Prime sacrificing his spark to seal the Matrix in a tomb constructed out of the lifeless bodies of his dead brothers. It is possible that, within the film canon itself, five of the Primes met their end so early on in the battle for the Matrix that "Grandpa Blackbird" simply forgot to mention it in his abridged version of events when telling it thousands of years later.		* In the [[Revenge of the Fallen (novel)\|novelization]] and [[Revenge of the Fallen Movie Adaptation\|comic adaptation]] of the film, [[Jetfire (ROTF)\|Jetfire]] explains that there were [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Thirteen Primes]], and that the Prime that came to be known as "The Fallen" destroyed eleven of them, with the twelth Prime sacrificing his spark to seal the Matrix in a tomb constructed out of the lifeless bodies of his dead brothers. It is possible that, within the film canon itself, five of the Primes met their end so early on in the battle for the Matrix that "Grandpa Blackbird" simply forgot to mention it in his abridged version of events when telling it thousands of years later.
			*Though barely glimpsed in the film, [[Josh Nizzi]] designed unique bodies and heads for each of the Twelve during the film's pre-production. [http://www.joshnizzi.com/TF2.htm]

	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]
	[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen]]		[[Category:Revenge of the Fallen]]

Eire: Jetfire describes them as the original leaders, not the original transformers

2009-07-20T18:55:44Z

Jetfire describes them as the original leaders, not the original transformers

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	The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original ~~inhabitants~~ of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual ~~leaders~~ of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[Transformer\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.		The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original leaders of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual lords of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[Transformer\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.

	One of their number became [[The Fallen]].		One of their number became [[The Fallen]].

Greenygal at 18:22, 20 July 2009

2009-07-20T18:22:30Z

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	The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original inhabitants of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual leaders of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[~~Transformers~~\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.		The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original inhabitants of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual leaders of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[Transformer\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.

	One of their number became [[The Fallen]].		One of their number became [[The Fallen]].
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	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a ~~millenia~~ of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] ~~- without~~ which he could not activate the ~~harvester - in~~ a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it ~~may~~ be the only thing that could resurrect ~~Optimus - the~~ last of the ~~Primes - who~~ was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

	During a ~~climatic~~ battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}		During a climactic battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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2009-07-15T22:20:22Z

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	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark ~~(Movie)~~\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

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2009-07-12T09:01:55Z

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	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark (Movie)\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been ~~severley~~ drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark (Movie)\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

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	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

	During a climatic battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the ~~Soler~~ Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}		During a climatic battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)		:''Voice actors:'' [[Michael York]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] (English), [[Banjō Ginga]], [[Daisuke Gōri]], [[Yasuyoshi Hara]] (Japanese)

	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of ~~the world's~~ [[human~~\|semi-sapient creatures~~]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of early [[human]]s he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen." The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

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	[[Image:ROTF_movie_SevenPrimes.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|You must avenge my death, Simba—uh, I mean, Sam.]]		[[Image:ROTF_movie_SevenPrimes.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|You must avenge my death, Simba—uh, I mean, Sam.]]

	The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original inhabitants of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual leaders of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[~~Transformers~~\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.		The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original inhabitants of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and the eventual leaders of a so-called powerful, peaceful and just Cybertronian empire at its earliest inception. Each of these mechanoids possessed a physical form which differed greatly from their [[Transformer\|descendants]]. The Primes were charged with travelling the vast expanses of space looking for suns from which they could harvest [[Energon_(fuel)#Live-action_film\|Energon]]. However, they tempered their search for energy with a vow that they would never take life in its pursuit.

	One of their number became [[The Fallen]].		One of their number became [[The Fallen]].
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	{{spoiler\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|July 24, 2009}}		{{spoiler\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|July 24, 2009}}

	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a ~~millenia~~ of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] ~~- without~~ which he could not activate the ~~harvester - in~~ a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millennia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]]—without which he could not activate the harvester—in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it ~~may~~ be the only thing that could resurrect ~~Optimus - the~~ last of the ~~Primes - who~~ was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it might be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus—the last of the Primes—who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

	During a ~~climatic~~ battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}		During a climactic battle around the Solar Harvester between the [[Autobot]]s and The Fallen's [[Decepticon]] forces, Sam died in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect Optimus Prime. Appearing to leave his body, the six Primes soon appeared before Sam, telling him that they had been observing him for a long period of time, praising his sacrificial acts to save the last Prime's spark. They pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, revealing to him that it is now never merely found but instead ''earned'', then instantaneously resuscitated him. Brought back to life by the six Primes, he was able to fulfill his destiny by reviving Optimus, propagating the complete destruction of the Solar Harvester and the defeat of "The Fallen" and Megatron. {{Storylink\|Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen}}

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark ~~(Movie)~~\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.

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	At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark (Movie)\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been ~~severley~~ drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.		At least by 17,000 BC, ancient beings known as the "Seven Primes" reached a solar system in their quest to build a [[Solar harvester]] that would replenish the [[All Spark (Movie)\|All Spark Cube]]'s Energon, their race's life energy, which had been severely drained after a millenia of feeding energy to Cybertron and its inhabitants. However, they soon discovered the chosen system contained [[Earth\|a life-bearing world]], and so six of the Primes objected to using the harvester on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway upon weighing the longevity of his planet and his race against a seemingly meaningless organic world. This Prime quickly turned on his brothers and their creed, waging war against them, with those who agreed with his ideals by his side. After attacking and killing many of his fellow Primes and slaughtering a large number of the world's [[human\|semi-sapient creatures]] he was thereafter ever known as "The Fallen". The remaining Primes mounted an attack on their new nemesis and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series\|Matrix of Leadership]] - without which he could not activate the harvester - in a [[Tomb of the Primes\|tomb composed of their own bodies]] on the very planet he sought to destroy, using the last of their energy left from the epic battle to completely seal it.

	In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.		In the present day, their descendant [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] perished in battle whilst protecting the human adolescent [[Sam Witwicky]], the chosen vessel of the All Spark after the Cube's physical destruction. With the seemingly confusing knowledge of an advanced alien civilization in his mind, Sam and his companions set out to find the Matrix of Leadership after learning it may be the only thing that could resurrect Optimus - the last of the Primes - who was the only being who could defeat "The Fallen". Travelling to [[Petra]] in [[Jordan]], Sam discovered the Tomb of the Primes hidden within, quickly discovering the small Matrix. His hopes were soon dampened however, when the artifact crumbled into dust upon it being moved. Nevertheless, he held onto his faith and gathered up the dust in a tattered sock, intending to revive Optimus with it in any way feasible.