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| [[Image:NewDivide-silhouettes.jpg|300px|thumb|You must avenge my death Simba... uh I mean Sam]] | |
| The '''Seven Primes''' were the seven original leaders of Cybertron. Each possessed a form which differed greatly from their descendants. They travelled the galaxy looking for suns from which they could harvest Energon. However, they tempered their search for energy by vowing they would never take a life in its pursuit.
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| One of their number ''may'' be [[Sentinel Prime (ROTF)|called Sentinel]]. Another was [[The Fallen]] before...well...before he ''fell''.
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| == Fiction ==
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| ===''Revenge of the Fallen'' film===
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| {{spoiler|Revenge of the Fallen (film)|July 24, 2009}}
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| At least 19,000 years ago, the Seven Primes reached a solar system that included [[Earth|a life-bearing world]]. Six of the Primes thus objected to using a [[solar harvester]] on the system's sun. The seventh, however, insisted on using the harvester anyway, and turned on his brothers and their creed, attacking them and slaughtering many of the world's [[human|semi-sapient creatures]]. He was thereafter ever known as The Fallen. The remaining Primes battled off the Fallen and hid the [[Matrix of Leadership#Live-action film series|Matrix of Leadership]], without which he could not activate the harvester, in a [[Tomb of the Primes|tomb composed of their own bodies]]. In the present day, when [[Sam Witwicky]] sacrificed his life in an attempt to use the remnants of the Matrix to resurrect [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] to defeat The Fallen, the other six Primes appeared to Sam in a vision, pronounced him worthy of receiving the Matrix, and sent his soul back to his body.
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| ==Trivia==
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| In the [[Revenge of the Fallen (novel)|novelization]] and [[Revenge of the Fallen Movie Adaptation|comic adaptation]], [[Jetfire (ROTF)|Jetfire]] explains that there were [[Thirteen original Transformers|Thirteen Primes]], and The Fallen killed eleven of them, with the twelth Prime sacrificing his spark to seal the Matrix in the Tomb.
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