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Locoman at 03:20, 13 May 2026

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	'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|~~destructive~~ singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.		'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|massive singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.

	Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.		Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.

Locoman: Tweaking intro a bit and restoring some bits from the previous revision

2026-05-13T02:50:14Z

Tweaking intro a bit and restoring some bits from the previous revision

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of ~~his twin brother~~ [[Primus]]~~, his brother's earliest [[Thirteen\|creations]],~~ and the [[Transformer~~\|generations~~]] ~~that followed~~. ~~Known as~~ the ~~'''Chaos Bringer''' and~~ [[~~Dark God\|other titles~~]], ~~Unicron has battled [[Light God\|gods]]~~, ~~demigods~~, and insignificant civilizations ~~across millions of years, all of whom seek~~ to ~~prevent him from achieving~~ his ~~ultimate goal: unleashing an age of chaos that will end all creation~~, ~~leaving only a~~ [[~~Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness~~]] ~~at the end~~ of ~~all things~~. Because ~~of his omnicidal ambitions,~~ Unicron~~'s apocalyptic presence~~ often ~~unites~~ the [[~~Autobot~~\|~~Autobots~~]] and [[~~Decepticon\|Decepticons~~]] ~~temporarily~~, ~~with both sides working together to prevent~~ the ~~Planet Eater from destroying~~ [[~~Cybertron (planet)~~\|~~Cybertron~~]] and~~/or [[Earth]]~~.		'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|destructive singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.

	~~In his~~ [[~~Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form~~]] he ~~travels across~~ the ~~universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky~~ [[~~Lithone (species)\|civilizations~~]] ~~in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin~~, ~~serving as~~ the [[~~Earth's core~~]], ~~making it more difficult to change into~~ his ~~demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides~~ the [[~~Energon~~\|~~lifeblood and fuel~~]] of the ~~Transformers~~, Unicron~~'s body carries its own~~ [[~~Dark Essence\|dark~~]] [[~~Dark Energon\|substances~~]], ~~[[Regenesis\|ores]]~~, ~~and~~ [[~~Angolmois Energy~~\|~~energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer~~'s ~~[[Armor of Unicron\|physical body~~]] ~~can shift~~ the ~~balance~~ of ~~power in~~ the ~~Transformers'~~ [[~~Cybertronian civil wars\|wars~~]].		Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.

	Unicron ~~disdains~~ all life, considering even ~~his own progengy (~~[[Human\|~~organic~~]] ~~or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]])~~ parasites, and ~~thus~~ will not hesitate to destroy ~~the surface world to continue~~ his slaughter across reality. ~~That said~~, Unicron ~~will occassionally make deals~~ with [[~~Herald of Unicron~~\|~~lesser~~]] [[~~Minion of Unicron (Universe)~~\|~~beings~~]]~~, promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are~~ [[~~Thunderwing (G1)~~\|~~sometimes~~]] ~~stripped entirely of free will~~, ~~but~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)~~\|~~many~~]] [[~~Scourge (ROTB)~~\|~~others~~]] ~~follow willingly—even~~ [[~~The Fallen~~\|~~one~~]] of ~~the Primes! Service~~ to ~~Unicron, however,~~ is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. ~~And~~ in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.		Unicron despises all life, considering even [[Human\|his own progeny]] "parasites", and will not hesitate to destroy anything in his path as he continues his slaughter across reality. Fittingly, Unicron's very being is anathema to mechanical life-forms; he overflows with [[Dark Energon\|toxic]] [[Dark Essence\|energies]] and [[Angolmois Energy\|unpredictable powers]] which warp and degrade any Cybertronian foolhardy enough to consume his poisonous lifeblood. Still, in those rare instances when sheer physical force is not enough, Unicron can exert his dread influence through empowered proxies or even [[Mini-Con\|purpose-built]] [[Sparkbot\|minions]] who decieve and undermine his enemies from within. Those villainous Transformers who associate with Unicron are sometimes reforged into powerful "[[Herald of Unicron\|heralds]]", who receive vast powers in exchange for total servitude. Some are stripped entirely of free will, but others may voluntarily pledge allegiance to their new master. This Faustian bargain is a double-edged sword, however, for it causes insanity and loss of self... and, in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

	{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}

Doomdorm64 at 21:51, 22 April 2026

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	In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].		In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].

	Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow ~~willingly - even~~ [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.		Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow willingly—even [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.		At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

Daytonjhammon: Updated intro

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Updated intro

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. ~~Also known~~ as the ~~Lord of Chaos, the~~ Chaos Bringer, and ~~the Planet Eater~~, ~~he is dedicated to consuming the~~ [[~~multiverse~~]]~~. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets~~, ~~moons~~, ~~stars~~, ~~and even the very fabric~~ of ~~existence. Unicron will not be sated until~~ his ultimate goal ~~is attained~~: ~~to bring~~ an end ~~to the annoying~~ creation ~~boasting independence around him~~, ~~and find peace by becoming the living center of~~ a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.		'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]], his brother's earliest [[Thirteen\|creations]], and the [[Transformer\|generations]] that followed. Known as the '''Chaos Bringer''' and [[Dark God\|other titles]], Unicron has battled [[Light God\|gods]], demigods, and insignificant civilizations across millions of years, all of whom seek to prevent him from achieving his ultimate goal: unleashing an age of chaos that will end all creation, leaving only a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Because of his omnicidal ambitions, Unicron's apocalyptic presence often unites the [[Autobot\|Autobots]] and [[Decepticon\|Decepticons]] temporarily, with both sides working together to prevent the Planet Eater from destroying [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and/or [[Earth]].

	~~To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task~~, ~~Unicron is able to travel across realities at will~~, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and ~~backwards~~ in ~~time~~, ~~in perpetuity, giving~~ his ~~processors an ever changing~~, ~~evolving map of~~ the ~~multiverse.<ref>Profile,~~ [[~~Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector~~'s ~~Club'' #10~~]]~~</ref> With these abilities at~~ his ~~disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22~~.~~56%~~ of ~~known universes. Seen at a detached distance from~~ the ~~multiverse~~, ~~this collective "'''~~Unicron ~~Phenomenon~~'~~''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the~~ [[~~Transcendent Technomorph~~]]~~s' records in "~~[[~~Withered Hope~~]]~~."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity~~, ~~hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded~~ [[~~Ask Vector Prime~~]] ~~text within "~~[[~~Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac~~]]".~~</ref> For much~~ of ~~multiversal history,~~ the [[~~Multiversal singularity~~\|~~singularity~~]] ~~Unicron threatened all~~ of ~~existence, but now,~~ [[~~Shroud~~\|~~that is no longer the case~~]]~~, and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions~~.		In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].

	~~The only thing that he fears is Primus's essence~~, ~~contained inside~~ the [[~~Matrix~~ of ~~Leadership~~]]. ~~To a being~~ of ~~chaos and uncreation~~, ~~this font~~ of ~~life~~ is a ~~poison~~.		Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow willingly - even [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	~~Frequently~~, ~~Unicron will make deals with~~ [[~~Herald of Unicron~~\|~~lesser~~]] [[~~Minion of Unicron (Universe)~~\|~~beings~~]], ~~promising them vast new powers in exchange for~~ their ~~servitude~~. These ~~minions~~ are [[~~Thunderwing (G1)~~\|~~sometimes~~]] ~~stripped entirely~~ of ~~free will~~, ~~but~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)~~\|~~many~~]] [[~~Scourge (ROTB)\|others~~]] ~~follow willingly~~. ~~Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well~~.		At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

	{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}

Saix: /* Galaxy Force */

2026-04-17T17:44:38Z

Galaxy Force

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	After his defeat in the past, Unicron's dark energies dispersed throughout spacetime, and then it was to unite together to reform the dark god in another era as part of his eternal struggle against [[Primus]]. However, [[Megatron (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], imprisoned in the [[fire dimension]] outside of regular spacetime, was able to interrupt the cycle and absorb part of the dark god's [[spark]] that had drifted into the rift leading to his prison, {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} granting him immense power that was but a shade of its proper owner. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 10\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 10}} Megatron was also able to manifest this spark fragment as a "dark fog" that assisted him and his underlings in their battles against the [[Autobot]]s for the [[Cyber Planet Key]]s. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}}		After his defeat in the past, Unicron's dark energies dispersed throughout spacetime, and then it was to unite together to reform the dark god in another era as part of his eternal struggle against [[Primus]]. However, [[Megatron (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], imprisoned in the [[fire dimension]] outside of regular spacetime, was able to interrupt the cycle and absorb part of the dark god's [[spark]] that had drifted into the rift leading to his prison, {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} granting him immense power that was but a shade of its proper owner. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 10\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 10}} Megatron was also able to manifest this spark fragment as a "dark fog" that assisted him and his underlings in their battles against the [[Autobot]]s for the [[Cyber Planet Key]]s. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}}

	The interruption of Unicron's natural reincarnation led to unforeseen ~~effects—the~~ [[Unicron Singularity\|Grand Black Hole]] developed and threatened the universe. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} Unicron's form was also forced to manifest incompletely in another universe, where it resurrected [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertronian]] [[Transformer]]s previously absorbed by the dark god. This body would be renamed by its denizens as [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]]. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 13\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 13}}		The interruption of Unicron's natural reincarnation led to unforeseen effects—with universal balance thrown off, the [[Unicron Singularity\|Grand Black Hole]] developed and threatened the universe. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} Unicron's form was also forced to manifest incompletely in another universe, where it resurrected [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertronian]] [[Transformer]]s previously absorbed by the dark god. This body would be renamed by its denizens as [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]]. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 13\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 13}}
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Saix: /* Galaxy Force */

2026-04-17T17:36:51Z

Galaxy Force

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	After his defeat in the past, Unicron's dark energies dispersed throughout spacetime, and then it was to unite together to reform the dark god in another era as part of his eternal struggle against [[Primus]]. However, [[Megatron (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], imprisoned in the [[fire dimension]] outside of regular spacetime, was able to interrupt the cycle and absorb part of the dark god's [[spark]] that had drifted into the rift leading to his prison, {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} granting him immense power that was but a shade of its proper owner. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 10\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 10}} Megatron was also able to manifest this spark fragment as a "dark fog" that assisted him and his underlings in their battles against the [[Autobot]]s for the [[Cyber Planet Key]]s. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}}		After his defeat in the past, Unicron's dark energies dispersed throughout spacetime, and then it was to unite together to reform the dark god in another era as part of his eternal struggle against [[Primus]]. However, [[Megatron (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], imprisoned in the [[fire dimension]] outside of regular spacetime, was able to interrupt the cycle and absorb part of the dark god's [[spark]] that had drifted into the rift leading to his prison, {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} granting him immense power that was but a shade of its proper owner. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 10\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 10}} Megatron was also able to manifest this spark fragment as a "dark fog" that assisted him and his underlings in their battles against the [[Autobot]]s for the [[Cyber Planet Key]]s. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}}

	The interruption of Unicron's natural reincarnation led to unforeseen effects—the [[Unicron Singularity\|Grand Black Hole]] developed and threatened the universe. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} Unicron's form was also forced to manifest incompletely in another universe, where it resurrected [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertronian]] [[Transformer]]s previously absorbed by the dark god. This body would be renamed by its denizens as [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|~~Cybertron~~]]. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 13\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 13}}		The interruption of Unicron's natural reincarnation led to unforeseen effects—the [[Unicron Singularity\|Grand Black Hole]] developed and threatened the universe. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} Unicron's form was also forced to manifest incompletely in another universe, where it resurrected [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertronian]] [[Transformer]]s previously absorbed by the dark god. This body would be renamed by its denizens as [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Planet X]]. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 13\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 13}}
			{{--}}

	====''Cybertron'' cartoon====		====''Cybertron'' cartoon====

Saix: /* Energon cartoon */

2026-04-17T17:36:02Z

Energon cartoon

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	—[[Kicker Jones]]]]		—[[Kicker Jones]]]]
	Enraged, Galvatron prepared to destroy Unicron's Spark, but it merged with him, enlarging him again, leading to another battle with Optimus Supreme, this time bolstered by the combined energy of all his troops' Sparks. Meanwhile, Primus merged with the Super Energon, creating a foundling sun which arrived at the site of the battle. Taking control of his body for a brief moment, Galvatron made the decision to plunge himself into the infant sun to rid himself of Unicron's possession. The super energon mass, having now received Unicron's spark, ignited into a powerful red sun which gave new life to Alpha Q's worlds. {{storylink\|The Sun}}		Enraged, Galvatron prepared to destroy Unicron's Spark, but it merged with him, enlarging him again, leading to another battle with Optimus Supreme, this time bolstered by the combined energy of all his troops' Sparks. Meanwhile, Primus merged with the Super Energon, creating a foundling sun which arrived at the site of the battle. Taking control of his body for a brief moment, Galvatron made the decision to plunge himself into the infant sun to rid himself of Unicron's possession. The super energon mass, having now received Unicron's spark, ignited into a powerful red sun which gave new life to Alpha Q's worlds. {{storylink\|The Sun}}
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			====''Galaxy Force''====
			After his defeat in the past, Unicron's dark energies dispersed throughout spacetime, and then it was to unite together to reform the dark god in another era as part of his eternal struggle against [[Primus]]. However, [[Megatron (Armada)#Cartoon continuity\|Megatron]], imprisoned in the [[fire dimension]] outside of regular spacetime, was able to interrupt the cycle and absorb part of the dark god's [[spark]] that had drifted into the rift leading to his prison, {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} granting him immense power that was but a shade of its proper owner. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 10\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 10}} Megatron was also able to manifest this spark fragment as a "dark fog" that assisted him and his underlings in their battles against the [[Autobot]]s for the [[Cyber Planet Key]]s. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}}

			The interruption of Unicron's natural reincarnation led to unforeseen effects—the [[Unicron Singularity\|Grand Black Hole]] developed and threatened the universe. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 09\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 09}} Unicron's form was also forced to manifest incompletely in another universe, where it resurrected [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertronian]] [[Transformer]]s previously absorbed by the dark god. This body would be renamed by its denizens as [[Planet X (Cybertron)\|Cybertron]]. {{Storylink\|Source:Galaxy Force DVD booklets#Vol. 13\|''Galaxy Force'' DVD booklet 13}}

	====''Cybertron'' cartoon====		====''Cybertron'' cartoon====

Saix at 22:41, 9 April 2026

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. Also known as the [[Lord of Chaos]], the Chaos Bringer, and the Planet Eater, he is dedicated to consuming the [[multiverse]]. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets, moons, stars, and even the very fabric of existence. Unicron will not be sated until his ultimate goal is attained: to bring an end to the annoying creation boasting independence around him, and find peace by becoming the living center of a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.		'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. Also known as the Lord of Chaos, the Chaos Bringer, and the Planet Eater, he is dedicated to consuming the [[multiverse]]. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets, moons, stars, and even the very fabric of existence. Unicron will not be sated until his ultimate goal is attained: to bring an end to the annoying creation boasting independence around him, and find peace by becoming the living center of a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.

	To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task, Unicron is able to travel across realities at will, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and backwards in time, in perpetuity, giving his processors an ever changing, evolving map of the multiverse.<ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> With these abilities at his disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22.56% of known universes. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this collective "'''Unicron Phenomenon'''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s' records in "[[Withered Hope]]."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity, hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded [[Ask Vector Prime]] text within "[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]".</ref> For much of multiversal history, the [[Multiversal singularity\|singularity]] Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions.		To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task, Unicron is able to travel across realities at will, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and backwards in time, in perpetuity, giving his processors an ever changing, evolving map of the multiverse.<ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> With these abilities at his disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22.56% of known universes. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this collective "'''Unicron Phenomenon'''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s' records in "[[Withered Hope]]."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity, hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded [[Ask Vector Prime]] text within "[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]".</ref> For much of multiversal history, the [[Multiversal singularity\|singularity]] Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions.

PBChew18: /* Arms Micron toy bios */

2026-03-24T05:25:13Z

Arms Micron toy bios

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	===''Arms Micron'' toy bios===		===''Arms Micron'' toy bios===
	The [[One Shall Rise, Part 1\|awakening]] of Unicron from within the Earth sent ripples that echoed into the multiverse, drawing the attention of [[Lio Convoy]] in [[Primax 498.1 Alpha\|another universe]]. Travelling across realities, he arrived to find that the Autobots and Decepticons had already defeated Unicron, but elected to remain in this world for a time to safeguard against his potential return. {{storylink\|Lio Convoy#Prime\|''Arms Micron'' Leo Prime bio}} Using his ancient sword and the power of his [[Energon Matrix]], Lio Convoy carved up the remains of one of Unicron's rock-and-stone avatars to create the powerful [[Gaia Armor]], severing its link to Unicron himself but allowing it to retain the power of Dark Energon. {{storylink\|Gaia Armor\|Gaia Armor bio}}		The [[One Shall Rise, Part 1\|awakening]] of Unicron from within the Earth sent ripples that echoed into the multiverse, drawing the attention of [[Lio Convoy (BW)\|Lio Convoy]] in [[Primax 498.1 Alpha\|another universe]]. Travelling across realities, he arrived to find that the Autobots and Decepticons had already defeated Unicron, but elected to remain in this world for a time to safeguard against his potential return. {{storylink\|Lio Convoy (BW)#Prime\|''Arms Micron'' Leo Prime bio}} Using his ancient sword and the power of his [[Energon Matrix]], Lio Convoy carved up the remains of one of Unicron's rock-and-stone avatars to create the powerful [[Gaia Armor]], severing its link to Unicron himself but allowing it to retain the power of Dark Energon. {{storylink\|Gaia Armor\|Gaia Armor bio}}

	Spawned from the dormant consciousness of Unicron, Nightmare Unicron was a shadow that moved by itself, yearning to have its own body by observing the Autobots. If it got to possess [[Nemesis Prime (Prime)\|Nemesis Prime]], stored away by the military, the consequences of Unicron combining with it would be inconceivable. {{storylink\|Unicron/toys#Nightmare\|Nightmare Unicron bio}}		Spawned from the dormant consciousness of Unicron, Nightmare Unicron was a shadow that moved by itself, yearning to have its own body by observing the Autobots. If it got to possess [[Nemesis Prime (Prime)\|Nemesis Prime]], stored away by the military, the consequences of Unicron combining with it would be inconceivable. {{storylink\|Unicron/toys#Nightmare\|Nightmare Unicron bio}}

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	That same year, Unicron starred as the final boss of the ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Transformers: Armada]]'' franchise. While the [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|''Armada'' cartoon]] episode "[[Origin]]" put a cerebral spin on Unicron's villainy by revealing that he'd deliberately created the [[Mini-Con]]s as a way to agitate the ongoing Cybertronian civil war, the [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|Dreamwave comic]] took inspiration from ''Universe'' in its depiction of Unicron as an interdimensional threat, systematically devouring his way across realities before moving on to his next target. Around this time, a set of ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' trading cards released by Fleer nailed down the first "modern" interpretation of the Primus/Unicron mythos: in ''this'' telling, the two were brothers who'd been created by an extradimensional entity named the "[[Transformer afterlife\|Allspark]]" at the dawn of time to explore the universe. This was subsequently expanded on and combined with aspects of the various Marvel Comics stories in ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', written by [[Simon Furman]], who had written all three prior tellings in the first place. Here, the entity Fleer had called the "Allspark" was redubbed "[[The One]]", and the modern iteration of the myth detailed above was firmly established, and went on to form the backbone of most subsequent fiction. Unicron played a significant role in ''Armada's'' direct sequel, ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]''; that franchise ended with Unicron's remains collapsing into a massive black hole, and this "[[Unicron Singularity]]" became the primary threat in ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]''. As a result of his prominence in all three franchises, these are often referred to as the "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]". In the pages of ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide\|The Ultimate Guide]]'', Furman also established that the original [[Thirteen]] Transformers had been created specifically to battle Unicron at the dawn of time, and this detail would become a staple of the Primus/Unicron origin myth.		That same year, Unicron starred as the final boss of the ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Transformers: Armada]]'' franchise. While the [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|''Armada'' cartoon]] episode "[[Origin]]" put a cerebral spin on Unicron's villainy by revealing that he'd deliberately created the [[Mini-Con]]s as a way to agitate the ongoing Cybertronian civil war, the [[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)\|Dreamwave comic]] took inspiration from ''Universe'' in its depiction of Unicron as an interdimensional threat, systematically devouring his way across realities before moving on to his next target. Around this time, a set of ''[[Transformers: Armada (franchise)\|Armada]]'' trading cards released by Fleer nailed down the first "modern" interpretation of the Primus/Unicron mythos: in ''this'' telling, the two were brothers who'd been created by an extradimensional entity named the "[[Transformer afterlife\|Allspark]]" at the dawn of time to explore the universe. This was subsequently expanded on and combined with aspects of the various Marvel Comics stories in ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide]]'', written by [[Simon Furman]], who had written all three prior tellings in the first place. Here, the entity Fleer had called the "Allspark" was redubbed "[[The One]]", and the modern iteration of the myth detailed above was firmly established, and went on to form the backbone of most subsequent fiction. Unicron played a significant role in ''Armada's'' direct sequel, ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]]''; that franchise ended with Unicron's remains collapsing into a massive black hole, and this "[[Unicron Singularity]]" became the primary threat in ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]''. As a result of his prominence in all three franchises, these are often referred to as the "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]". In the pages of ''[[Transformers: The Ultimate Guide\|The Ultimate Guide]]'', Furman also established that the original [[Thirteen]] Transformers had been created specifically to battle Unicron at the dawn of time, and this detail would become a staple of the Primus/Unicron origin myth.

	In 2005, Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] built off Unicron's "[[Worlds Collide]]" backstory; in the pages of the [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|official Collectors' Club]] magazine, he laid down the idea that Unicron was a "[[multiversal singularity]]"—across all the various ''Transformers'' stories, there was only ''one'' Unicron capable of crossing dimensions at will. Although subsequent [[Fun Publications]] media embraced the notion, the idea never really caught on outside this specific niche: the [[Black Horizon, Part 1 of 2\|''Black Horizon'']] crossover epic presented Unicron as a rogue alien who'd been banished from his world, and the "[[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]]" continuity established that Unicron and [[Earth]] were one and the same; notably, none of this lore ever attempted to reconcile Unicron's origins in the original Sunbow cartoon with the Marvel-inspired lore that had superseded it. In 2015, the "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" column massaged the notion by revealing that there were both "singularity" and "non-singularity" iterations of Unicron, and specifically highlighted the Unicron of ''The Movie'' as one of these non-singularity iterations.		In 2005, Hasbro copywriter [[Forest Lee]] built off Unicron's "[[Worlds Collide (Dreamwave)\|Worlds Collide]]" backstory; in the pages of the [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club (magazine)\|official Collectors' Club]] magazine, he laid down the idea that Unicron was a "[[multiversal singularity]]"—across all the various ''Transformers'' stories, there was only ''one'' Unicron capable of crossing dimensions at will. Although subsequent [[Fun Publications]] media embraced the notion, the idea never really caught on outside this specific niche: the [[Black Horizon, Part 1 of 2\|''Black Horizon'']] crossover epic presented Unicron as a rogue alien who'd been banished from his world, and the "[[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]]" continuity established that Unicron and [[Earth]] were one and the same; notably, none of this lore ever attempted to reconcile Unicron's origins in the original Sunbow cartoon with the Marvel-inspired lore that had superseded it. In 2015, the "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" column massaged the notion by revealing that there were both "singularity" and "non-singularity" iterations of Unicron, and specifically highlighted the Unicron of ''The Movie'' as one of these non-singularity iterations.

	As inconsistencies piled up, however, Fun Publications chose to do away with the idea entirely—in 2015, the "[[Another Light]]" story arc introduced the [[Shroud]], an in-fiction event that retroactively nullified all multiversal singularities into an infinite series of alternate selves. From this point onwards, creators have the freedom to depict Unicron however they wish—be it a [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|planet-eating god of destruction]], an [[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|ultraterrestrial threat]], or a [[Transformers: Unicron\|rogue weapon created by an alien scientist]]—all these depictions and more can now freely coexist.		As inconsistencies piled up, however, Fun Publications chose to do away with the idea entirely—in 2015, the "[[Another Light]]" story arc introduced the [[Shroud]], an in-fiction event that retroactively nullified all multiversal singularities into an infinite series of alternate selves. From this point onwards, creators have the freedom to depict Unicron however they wish—be it a [[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)\|planet-eating god of destruction]], an [[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|ultraterrestrial threat]], or a [[Transformers: Unicron\|rogue weapon created by an alien scientist]]—all these depictions and more can now freely coexist.
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	In truth, however, Unicron had survived, and for the next ten years, continued to consume planets in other regions of space. One such planet was the world known as [[Planet Q]], whose inhabitants fought back by detonating the planet's core in Unicron's face. Badly damaged by the explosion, Unicron fell into a state of dormancy, but the life essence of the planet's ruler—the being who would come to be known as [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]—continued to exist within him, and began a not-entirely-sane plan to use Unicron's powers to recreate everything the Chaos-Bringer had ever destroyed. {{storylink\|Alpha Q: Identity}} Recreating the armies of Planet Q as "Terrorcons", Alpha Q had them attack Autobot facilities on Earth and throughout the [[Solar System]] to gather the [[energon]] that would be necessary for his plan to work. {{storylink\|Cybertron City (episode)\|Cybertron City}}		In truth, however, Unicron had survived, and for the next ten years, continued to consume planets in other regions of space. One such planet was the world known as [[Planet Q]], whose inhabitants fought back by detonating the planet's core in Unicron's face. Badly damaged by the explosion, Unicron fell into a state of dormancy, but the life essence of the planet's ruler—the being who would come to be known as [[Alpha Quintesson\|Alpha Q]]—continued to exist within him, and began a not-entirely-sane plan to use Unicron's powers to recreate everything the Chaos-Bringer had ever destroyed. {{storylink\|Alpha Q: Identity}} Recreating the armies of Planet Q as "Terrorcons", Alpha Q had them attack Autobot facilities on Earth and throughout the [[Solar System]] to gather the [[energon]] that would be necessary for his plan to work. {{storylink\|Cybertron City (episode)\|Cybertron City}}

	[[File:Energon Unicron.jpg\|thumb\|Unicron sported [[Neon\|awesome]] [[Black ~~repaint~~\|colors]] during ''Energon''.]]		[[File:Energon Unicron.jpg\|thumb\|Unicron sported [[Neon\|awesome]] [[Black redeco\|colors]] during ''Energon''.]]

	Unbeknownst to Alpha Q, Megatron's corpse and spark remained within Unicron, and he slowly siphoned off some of the gathered Energon, allowing him to be reborn in his own new body. To escape Megatron's fury, Alpha Q jettisoned Unicron's head and escaped in it, {{storylink\|Megatron Resurrected}} while Megatron took over Unicron's body, and continued to gather Energon in order to rebuild Unicron to use as his ultimate weapon. {{storylink\|Megatron Raid}} Both parts of Unicron's inert form were used by Megatron and Alpha Q as their bases from then on. Though Unicron briefly lashed out towards those housed within him when he became starved with energon, he otherwise remained incapable of attacking them. {{storylink\|Survival Instincts}}		Unbeknownst to Alpha Q, Megatron's corpse and spark remained within Unicron, and he slowly siphoned off some of the gathered Energon, allowing him to be reborn in his own new body. To escape Megatron's fury, Alpha Q jettisoned Unicron's head and escaped in it, {{storylink\|Megatron Resurrected}} while Megatron took over Unicron's body, and continued to gather Energon in order to rebuild Unicron to use as his ultimate weapon. {{storylink\|Megatron Raid}} Both parts of Unicron's inert form were used by Megatron and Alpha Q as their bases from then on. Though Unicron briefly lashed out towards those housed within him when he became starved with energon, he otherwise remained incapable of attacking them. {{storylink\|Survival Instincts}}

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	'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|~~destructive~~ singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.		'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|massive singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.

	Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.		Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of ~~his twin brother~~ [[Primus]]~~, his brother's earliest [[Thirteen\|creations]],~~ and the [[Transformer~~\|generations~~]] ~~that followed~~. ~~Known as~~ the ~~'''Chaos Bringer''' and~~ [[~~Dark God\|other titles~~]], ~~Unicron has battled [[Light God\|gods]]~~, ~~demigods~~, and insignificant civilizations ~~across millions of years, all of whom seek~~ to ~~prevent him from achieving~~ his ~~ultimate goal: unleashing an age of chaos that will end all creation~~, ~~leaving only a~~ [[~~Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness~~]] ~~at the end~~ of ~~all things~~. Because ~~of his omnicidal ambitions,~~ Unicron~~'s apocalyptic presence~~ often ~~unites~~ the [[~~Autobot~~\|~~Autobots~~]] and [[~~Decepticon\|Decepticons~~]] ~~temporarily~~, ~~with both sides working together to prevent~~ the ~~Planet Eater from destroying~~ [[~~Cybertron (planet)~~\|~~Cybertron~~]] and~~/or [[Earth]]~~.		'''Unicron''', also known as the "Chaos Bringer", the "Planet Eater", "the Uncreator", and the "Anti-Life", is the eternal arch-enemy of [[Primus]] and the [[Transformer]]s. Unicron usually travels the universe in his enormous [[alternate mode]], methodically devouring planets, moons, stars, and any insignificant civilizations who happen to be in his path; in some realities, Unicron instead slumbers in the [[Earth]]'s core, awaiting a time when he can break free of his prison and resume his eternal work. Because Unicron so often menaces the planet [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and its people, his apocalyptic presence has occasionally united the ever-divided Cybertronian race against a mutual threat. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron. To a being of chaos and uncreation, this font of life is a poison. However, the destruction of Unicron's physical body does not necessarily mark the end of his evil: his destruction once triggered the creation of a [[Unicron Singularity\|destructive singularity]], and his disembodied consciousness can survive the loss of his physical body, needing only to infect a new vessel to resurrect him once more.

	~~In his~~ [[~~Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form~~]] he ~~travels across~~ the ~~universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky~~ [[~~Lithone (species)\|civilizations~~]] ~~in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin~~, ~~serving as~~ the [[~~Earth's core~~]], ~~making it more difficult to change into~~ his ~~demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides~~ the [[~~Energon~~\|~~lifeblood and fuel~~]] of the ~~Transformers~~, Unicron~~'s body carries its own~~ [[~~Dark Essence\|dark~~]] [[~~Dark Energon\|substances~~]], ~~[[Regenesis\|ores]]~~, ~~and~~ [[~~Angolmois Energy~~\|~~energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer~~'s ~~[[Armor of Unicron\|physical body~~]] ~~can shift~~ the ~~balance~~ of ~~power in~~ the ~~Transformers'~~ [[~~Cybertronian civil wars\|wars~~]].		Unicron exists in many realities across the ''Transformers'' [[multiverse]], although his precise origins vary. Whether he's the last of the [[Dark God]]s, the corrupted progeny of [[The One\|an ancient deity]], or an alien superweapon gone horribly wrong, his goals remain the same: ending all creation and leaving a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this "Unicron Phenomenon" has already destroyed 22.56% of all known realities. <ref> "[[Withered Hope]]" </ref> Once, many iterations of Unicron were connected via a [[multiversal singularity]], giving them the ability to travel between realities; <ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> with the coming of the [[Shroud]], this is no longer the case, and individual iterations of Unicron are now largely confined to their own dimensions.

	Unicron ~~disdains~~ all life, considering even ~~his own progengy (~~[[Human\|~~organic~~]] ~~or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]])~~ parasites, and ~~thus~~ will not hesitate to destroy ~~the surface world to continue~~ his slaughter across reality. ~~That said~~, Unicron ~~will occassionally make deals~~ with [[~~Herald of Unicron~~\|~~lesser~~]] [[~~Minion of Unicron (Universe)~~\|~~beings~~]]~~, promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are~~ [[~~Thunderwing (G1)~~\|~~sometimes~~]] ~~stripped entirely of free will~~, ~~but~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)~~\|~~many~~]] [[~~Scourge (ROTB)~~\|~~others~~]] ~~follow willingly—even~~ [[~~The Fallen~~\|~~one~~]] of ~~the Primes! Service~~ to ~~Unicron, however,~~ is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. ~~And~~ in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.		Unicron despises all life, considering even [[Human\|his own progeny]] "parasites", and will not hesitate to destroy anything in his path as he continues his slaughter across reality. Fittingly, Unicron's very being is anathema to mechanical life-forms; he overflows with [[Dark Energon\|toxic]] [[Dark Essence\|energies]] and [[Angolmois Energy\|unpredictable powers]] which warp and degrade any Cybertronian foolhardy enough to consume his poisonous lifeblood. Still, in those rare instances when sheer physical force is not enough, Unicron can exert his dread influence through empowered proxies or even [[Mini-Con\|purpose-built]] [[Sparkbot\|minions]] who decieve and undermine his enemies from within. Those villainous Transformers who associate with Unicron are sometimes reforged into powerful "[[Herald of Unicron\|heralds]]", who receive vast powers in exchange for total servitude. Some are stripped entirely of free will, but others may voluntarily pledge allegiance to their new master. This Faustian bargain is a double-edged sword, however, for it causes insanity and loss of self... and, in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

	{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}

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	In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].		In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].

	Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow ~~willingly - even~~ [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.		Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow willingly—even [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.		At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. ~~Also known~~ as the ~~Lord of Chaos, the~~ Chaos Bringer, and ~~the Planet Eater~~, ~~he is dedicated to consuming the~~ [[~~multiverse~~]]~~. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets~~, ~~moons~~, ~~stars~~, ~~and even the very fabric~~ of ~~existence. Unicron will not be sated until~~ his ultimate goal ~~is attained~~: ~~to bring~~ an end ~~to the annoying~~ creation ~~boasting independence around him~~, ~~and find peace by becoming the living center of~~ a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.		'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]], his brother's earliest [[Thirteen\|creations]], and the [[Transformer\|generations]] that followed. Known as the '''Chaos Bringer''' and [[Dark God\|other titles]], Unicron has battled [[Light God\|gods]], demigods, and insignificant civilizations across millions of years, all of whom seek to prevent him from achieving his ultimate goal: unleashing an age of chaos that will end all creation, leaving only a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things. Because of his omnicidal ambitions, Unicron's apocalyptic presence often unites the [[Autobot\|Autobots]] and [[Decepticon\|Decepticons]] temporarily, with both sides working together to prevent the Planet Eater from destroying [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] and/or [[Earth]].

	~~To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task~~, ~~Unicron is able to travel across realities at will~~, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and ~~backwards~~ in ~~time~~, ~~in perpetuity, giving~~ his ~~processors an ever changing~~, ~~evolving map of~~ the ~~multiverse.<ref>Profile,~~ [[~~Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector~~'s ~~Club'' #10~~]]~~</ref> With these abilities at~~ his ~~disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22~~.~~56%~~ of ~~known universes. Seen at a detached distance from~~ the ~~multiverse~~, ~~this collective "'''~~Unicron ~~Phenomenon~~'~~''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the~~ [[~~Transcendent Technomorph~~]]~~s' records in "~~[[~~Withered Hope~~]]~~."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity~~, ~~hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded~~ [[~~Ask Vector Prime~~]] ~~text within "~~[[~~Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac~~]]".~~</ref> For much~~ of ~~multiversal history,~~ the [[~~Multiversal singularity~~\|~~singularity~~]] ~~Unicron threatened all~~ of ~~existence, but now,~~ [[~~Shroud~~\|~~that is no longer the case~~]]~~, and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions~~.		In his [[Non-vehicle_non-beast_alternate_modes#Celestial_Bodies\|planet form]] he travels across the universe consuming planets, stars, and any unlucky [[Lithone (species)\|civilizations]] in his path. However, a few universes see him suffer a similar fate to his twin, serving as the [[Earth's core]], making it more difficult to change into his demonic-looking robot form. Just as Primus's body provides the [[Energon\|lifeblood and fuel]] of the Transformers, Unicron's body carries its own [[Dark Essence\|dark]] [[Dark Energon\|substances]], [[Regenesis\|ores]], and [[Angolmois Energy\|energies]] that can provide a power boost to those who wield them. Even small pieces of the Chaos Bringer's [[Armor of Unicron\|physical body]] can shift the balance of power in the Transformers' [[Cybertronian civil wars\|wars]].

	~~The only thing that he fears is Primus's essence~~, ~~contained inside~~ the [[~~Matrix~~ of ~~Leadership~~]]. ~~To a being~~ of ~~chaos and uncreation~~, ~~this font~~ of ~~life~~ is a ~~poison~~.		Unicron disdains all life, considering even his own progengy ([[Human\|organic]] or [[Mini-Con\|mechanical]]) parasites, and thus will not hesitate to destroy the surface world to continue his slaughter across reality. That said, Unicron will occassionally make deals with [[Herald of Unicron\|lesser]] [[Minion of Unicron (Universe)\|beings]], promising them vast new powers in exchange for their servitude. These minions are [[Thunderwing (G1)\|sometimes]] stripped entirely of free will, but [[Sideways (Armada)\|many]] [[Scourge (ROTB)\|others]] follow willingly - even [[The Fallen\|one]] of the Primes! Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well.

	~~Frequently~~, ~~Unicron will make deals with~~ [[~~Herald of Unicron~~\|~~lesser~~]] [[~~Minion of Unicron (Universe)~~\|~~beings~~]], ~~promising them vast new powers in exchange for~~ their ~~servitude~~. These ~~minions~~ are [[~~Thunderwing (G1)~~\|~~sometimes~~]] ~~stripped entirely~~ of ~~free will~~, ~~but~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)~~\|~~many~~]] [[~~Scourge (ROTB)\|others~~]] ~~follow willingly~~. ~~Service to Unicron, however, is a double-edged sword, for it causes insanity and loss of self. And in the end, Unicron's plans ultimately call for their consumption as well~~.		At one point, [[Multiversal singularity\|one single incarnation]] of Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and countless versions of Unicron now exist, confined to their own dimensions. These Unicrons are still destructive, overwhelming beings of chaos and uncreation whose appearance signals the [[Darkest hour\|darkest hour]]. It is typically only Primus's essence, contained in the [[Matrix of Leadership]], that can overcome the evil of Unicron, and bring about a new era for the Transformers... unless he becomes a [[Unicron Singularity\|black hole]] that threatens the entire [[Multiverse]]. Oops.

	{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}		{{bigquote\|Unicron is frightening. Unicron will destroy... will destroy ''space''.\|[[High Wire (Armada)\|High Wire]]\|"[[Uprising (Armada)\|Uprising]]"}}

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	'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. Also known as the [[Lord of Chaos]], the Chaos Bringer, and the Planet Eater, he is dedicated to consuming the [[multiverse]]. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets, moons, stars, and even the very fabric of existence. Unicron will not be sated until his ultimate goal is attained: to bring an end to the annoying creation boasting independence around him, and find peace by becoming the living center of a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.		'''Unicron''' is the eternal arch-enemy of his twin brother [[Primus]]. Also known as the Lord of Chaos, the Chaos Bringer, and the Planet Eater, he is dedicated to consuming the [[multiverse]]. His massive form is powered by the consumption of planets, moons, stars, and even the very fabric of existence. Unicron will not be sated until his ultimate goal is attained: to bring an end to the annoying creation boasting independence around him, and find peace by becoming the living center of a [[Void\|swirling, infinite torrent of nothingness]] at the end of all things.

	To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task, Unicron is able to travel across realities at will, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and backwards in time, in perpetuity, giving his processors an ever changing, evolving map of the multiverse.<ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> With these abilities at his disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22.56% of known universes. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this collective "'''Unicron Phenomenon'''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s' records in "[[Withered Hope]]."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity, hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded [[Ask Vector Prime]] text within "[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]".</ref> For much of multiversal history, the [[Multiversal singularity\|singularity]] Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions.		To undertake this seemingly overwhelming task, Unicron is able to travel across realities at will, a meandering plague upon existence itself.<ref>Titanium Series 3" Unicron profile</ref><ref>Universe Armada Series Unicron bio</ref> Integrated into his systems are incomprehensible quantum computers which calculate probabilities forward and backwards in time, in perpetuity, giving his processors an ever changing, evolving map of the multiverse.<ref>Profile, [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10\|''Hasbro Transformers Collector's Club'' #10]]</ref> With these abilities at his disposal, Unicron has thus far devoured approximately 22.56% of known universes. Seen at a detached distance from the multiverse, this collective "'''Unicron Phenomenon'''" acts with the characteristics of a virus or plague seeping through reality, succeeding where it can, retreating when it cannot.<ref>According to the [[Transcendent Technomorph]]s' records in "[[Withered Hope]]."</ref> Various permutations of Unicron can spawn into existence outside the trappings of the larger entity, hailing from a more mundane origin but possessing the same consumptive traits.<ref>Decoded [[Ask Vector Prime]] text within "[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]".</ref> For much of multiversal history, the [[Multiversal singularity\|singularity]] Unicron threatened all of existence, but now, [[Shroud\|that is no longer the case]], and versions of Unicron are now restricted to their own dimensions.