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{{disambig3|Beta}}
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:''Beta is a [[Autobot]] from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
:''Beta is a [[Autobot]] from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
{{picsneeded|Zerta Trion}}
[[File:G1 Beta.jpg|right|upright=1.66|thumb|Bow down to the champ, chump.]]


[[File:G1 Beta.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Beta—Sexier than [[Elita One (G1)|Elita One]], more kickass than [[Arcee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Arcee]]. The original model makes her debut... [[Arcee (Energon)|Arcee]] totally stole her weapon idea.]]
The gravelly-voiced '''Beta''' began existence as one of the [[Quintesson]]s' many robotic slaves. She would not remain so. In the course of time she became a warrior, armed with a powerful crossbow weapon, and standing beside her partner [[Alpha Trion|A-3]] she would be a leader in the [[Autobot Rebellion|rebellion]] that freed [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] from its Quintesson masters.  
 
The gravelly-voiced '''Beta''' began existence as one of the [[Quintesson]]s' many robotic slaves. She would not remain so. In the course of time she became a warrior, armed with a powerful crossbow weapon, and standing beside her partner [[Alpha Trion (G1)|A-3]] she would be a leader in the [[Autobot Rebellion|rebellion]] that freed [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] from its Quintesson masters.  


In [[Energon Universe|one universe]], the wisdom she gained through the rebellion would eventually earn her the name '''Zerta Trion'''.
In [[Energon Universe|one universe]], the wisdom she gained through the rebellion would eventually earn her the name '''Zerta Trion'''.
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{{voiceactor|[[Susan Blu]] (English), [[Eiko Hisamura|Eiko Yamada]] (Japanese)|[[Maria Böhme]] (German), [[Mar Nicolás]] (Spain-Spanish)}}
{{voiceactor|[[Susan Blu]] (English), [[Eiko Hisamura|Eiko Yamada]] (Japanese)|[[Maria Böhme]] (German), [[Mar Nicolás]] (Spain-Spanish)}}


The night before the climactic battle with the Quintessons, Beta found that A-3 and his [[Coder Remote]] had gone missing. With the remote's ability to override the [[Dark Guardian]]s necessary for a victory, Beta went searching for her missing counterpart. Though he was nowhere to be found she did stumble across a group [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|of]] [[Blurr (G1)#Generation 1 cartoon continuity|strange]] [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|and]] [[Rewind (G1)|powerful]] [[Ramhorn (G1)|robots]] that improbably also wore the [[Insignia|slave brand]].
The night before the climactic battle with the [[Quintesson]]s, Beta found that [[Alpha Trion|A-3]] and his [[Coder Remote]] had gone missing. With the remote's ability to override the [[Dark Guardian]]s necessary for a victory, Beta went searching for her missing counterpart. Though he was nowhere to be found she did stumble across a group [[Wreck-Gar (G1)|of]] [[Blurr (G1)#Generation 1 cartoon continuity|strange]] [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|and]] [[Rewind (G1)|powerful]] [[Ramhorn (G1)|robots]] that improbably also wore the [[Insignia|slave brand]].


After rescuing them from a Dark Guardian, Beta secured their help in the revolt. The strange robots did their part until A-3 returned, much to Beta's bear-hugging joy, and saved the day. Beta's fate after this is unknown. {{storylink|Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)|Forever Is a Long Time Coming}}
After rescuing them from a Dark Guardian, Beta secured their help in the revolt. The strange robots did their part until A-3 returned, much to Beta's bear-hugging joy, and saved the day. Beta's fate after this is unknown. {{storylink|Forever Is a Long Time Coming (episode)|Forever Is a Long Time Coming}}
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===Energon Universe===
===Energon Universe===
{{spoilers|Void Rivals issue 17|March 26, 2025}}
[[File:Trions.jpg|right|upright=1.66|thumb|Cross me once, that's it for you.<br/>Cross me twice, how puzzling.]]
Beta was born during the [[Quintesson]]s' rule over Cybertron. Alongside A-3, she became a leader in the rebellion earning the title of Trion with her partner and becoming known as "Zerta Trion". Though the Cybertronians succeeded in driving the invaders from their world, the Quintessons retaliated by sending [[Goliant]] to destroy Cybertron. To save her world, Zerta drew the giant to a distant [[star system]] and manipulated him into feasting on a red star on the verge of becoming a [[black hole (phenomenon)|black hole]]. Knowing the star's consumption would only empower Goliant, Zerta influenced the planets [[Agorria]] and [[Zertonia]] into building the [[Sacred Ring]] around the black hole, trapping Goliant and dividing his essence, intending to kill him when he was at his weakest. Though Zerta intended to use the Ring to generate [[energon]] for her homeworld, she was damaged by Goliant and unable to return home. Continuing to influence the organics who lived on the Sacred Ring, Zerta's influence resonated with the [[Zertonian]]s who came to deify her. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 17|Void Rivals #17}}


Beta was born during the [[Quintesson]]s' rule over Cybertron. Alongside A-3, she became a leader in the rebellion earning the title of Trion with her partner and becoming known as "Zerta Trion". Though the Cybertronians succeeded in driving the invaders from their world, the Quintessons retaliated by sending [[Goliant]] to destroy Cybertron. To save her world, Zerta drew the giant to a distant [[star system]] and manipulated him into feasting on a red star on the verge of becoming a [[black hole]]. Knowing the star's consumption would only empower Goliant, Zerta influenced the planets [[Agorria]] and [[Zertonia]] into building the [[Sacred Ring]] around the black hole, trapping Goliant and dividing his essence, intending to kill him when he was at his weakest. Though Zerta intended to use the Ring to generate [[energon]] for her homeworld, she was damaged by Goliant and unable to return home. Continuing to influence the organics who lived on the Sacred Ring, Zerta's influence resonated with the [[Zertonian]]s who came to deify her. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 17|Void Rivals #17}}
On Cybertron, Zerta Trion became a legendary figure. During the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] left Cybertron to seek her out. After he'd found the Sacred Ring and allied with [[Darak]] and [[Solila]], Springer poured some energon into the latter's [[mind eye]], causing her to experience a vision of Zerta's voice calling on Solila to find her. Springer then briefly told the two of Zerta Trion before more Zertonian military forces arrived. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 10|Void Rivals #10}} Solila subsequently opted to descend within the Ring and find Zerta Trion. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 12|Void Rivals #12}}


On Cybertron, Zerta Trion became a legendary figure. During the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] left Cybertron to seek her out. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 10|Void Rivals #10}} After receiving a vision, [[Solila]] opted to descend within the Ring and find Zerta Trion. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 12|Void Rivals #12}}
After getting directions from [[Vector Theta]], {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 16|Void Rivals #16}} Solila found Zerta and roused her from stasis. After Zerta explained her past, she promised to give Solila the power needed to finish her task and end Goliant. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 17|Void Rivals #17}} Too damaged to complete the last part of her plan, Zerta commanded Vector Theta to give Solila the power needed to unite her people. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 18|Void Rivals #18}}


After getting directions from [[Vector Thetha]], {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 16|Void Rivals #16}} Solila found Zerta and roused her from stasis. After Zerta explained her past, she promised to give Solila the power needed to finish her task and end Goliant. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 17|Void Rivals #17}}  
When Unity began, Solila lost her nerve in light of the quakes Goliant's emergence caused. As the Zertonians retreated, a furious Zerta summoned Solila back to her, telling the girl that she had doomed life as they knew it. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 23|Void Rivals #23}} Unable to convince Solila that the Sacred Ring would have survived Goliant's emergence, Zerta banished her and stripped her of new powers while fearing all was lost. {{storylink|Void Rivals issue 24|Void Rivals #24}}


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[[Category:Cartoon-only Transformers]]
[[Category:Cartoon-only Transformers]]
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[[Category:Energon Universe Transformers]]
[[Category:Female Transformers]]
[[Category:Female Transformers]]
[[Category:Generation 1 cartoon Autobots]]
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Latest revision as of 13:30, 13 January 2026

The name or term "Beta" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Beta (disambiguation).
Beta is a Autobot from the cartoon portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Specifics: Zerta Trion
Bow down to the champ, chump.

The gravelly-voiced Beta began existence as one of the Quintessons' many robotic slaves. She would not remain so. In the course of time she became a warrior, armed with a powerful crossbow weapon, and standing beside her partner A-3 she would be a leader in the rebellion that freed Cybertron from its Quintesson masters.

In one universe, the wisdom she gained through the rebellion would eventually earn her the name Zerta Trion.

Fiction

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Generation 1 cartoon continuity

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The Transformers cartoon

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Voice actor: Susan Blu (English), Eiko Yamada (Japanese), Maria Böhme (German), Mar Nicolás (Spain-Spanish)

The night before the climactic battle with the Quintessons, Beta found that A-3 and his Coder Remote had gone missing. With the remote's ability to override the Dark Guardians necessary for a victory, Beta went searching for her missing counterpart. Though he was nowhere to be found she did stumble across a group of strange and powerful robots that improbably also wore the slave brand.

After rescuing them from a Dark Guardian, Beta secured their help in the revolt. The strange robots did their part until A-3 returned, much to Beta's bear-hugging joy, and saved the day. Beta's fate after this is unknown. Forever Is a Long Time Coming

Generations Selects Special Comic

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The consciousness of Primus observed Beta and A3 drive the Quintessons off of their planet. Finale

Beast Machines toy bios

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"An ancient female Autobot resistance leader" was impressed by the display of courage the Deployer Rav showed in battle and therefore provided him with a powerful energon crossbow for use as his alternate mode. Rav toy bio

Ask Sideways

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After hijacking Vector Prime's Axiom Nexus News column, known liar Sideways was asked if Beta was Solus Prime. He flippantly agreed that Beaker was, indeed, Solsbury Prime. Ask Sideways, 2015/07/06

Energon Universe

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Cross me once, that's it for you.
Cross me twice, how puzzling.

Beta was born during the Quintessons' rule over Cybertron. Alongside A-3, she became a leader in the rebellion earning the title of Trion with her partner and becoming known as "Zerta Trion". Though the Cybertronians succeeded in driving the invaders from their world, the Quintessons retaliated by sending Goliant to destroy Cybertron. To save her world, Zerta drew the giant to a distant star system and manipulated him into feasting on a red star on the verge of becoming a black hole. Knowing the star's consumption would only empower Goliant, Zerta influenced the planets Agorria and Zertonia into building the Sacred Ring around the black hole, trapping Goliant and dividing his essence, intending to kill him when he was at his weakest. Though Zerta intended to use the Ring to generate energon for her homeworld, she was damaged by Goliant and unable to return home. Continuing to influence the organics who lived on the Sacred Ring, Zerta's influence resonated with the Zertonians who came to deify her. Void Rivals #17

On Cybertron, Zerta Trion became a legendary figure. During the Great War, Springer left Cybertron to seek her out. After he'd found the Sacred Ring and allied with Darak and Solila, Springer poured some energon into the latter's mind eye, causing her to experience a vision of Zerta's voice calling on Solila to find her. Springer then briefly told the two of Zerta Trion before more Zertonian military forces arrived. Void Rivals #10 Solila subsequently opted to descend within the Ring and find Zerta Trion. Void Rivals #12

After getting directions from Vector Theta, Void Rivals #16 Solila found Zerta and roused her from stasis. After Zerta explained her past, she promised to give Solila the power needed to finish her task and end Goliant. Void Rivals #17 Too damaged to complete the last part of her plan, Zerta commanded Vector Theta to give Solila the power needed to unite her people. Void Rivals #18

When Unity began, Solila lost her nerve in light of the quakes Goliant's emergence caused. As the Zertonians retreated, a furious Zerta summoned Solila back to her, telling the girl that she had doomed life as they knew it. Void Rivals #23 Unable to convince Solila that the Sacred Ring would have survived Goliant's emergence, Zerta banished her and stripped her of new powers while fearing all was lost. Void Rivals #24

Notes

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  • The Energon Omnicon Arcee toy appears to take several design cues from Beta, notably the helmet crest and crossbow weapon.

Foreign names

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  • Japanese: Beta (ベータ Bēta)

See also

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