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Like the other Primes, the robot would become known as The Arisen once ruled over one of the [[Thirteen Tribes]] in the ancient days of Cybertron. Along with four others, he was attracted to the [[Crystal City]] alliance and became one of the Thirteen Primes. As Crystal City grew and expanded, he joined his fellow [[Prime (rank)|Primes]] in its citadel. {{storylink|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named|The First Who Was Named}} | Like the other Primes, the robot would become known as The Arisen once ruled over one of the [[Thirteen Tribes]] in the ancient days of Cybertron. Along with four others, he was attracted to the [[Crystal City]] alliance and became one of the Thirteen Primes. As Crystal City grew and expanded, he joined his fellow [[Prime (rank)|Primes]] in its citadel. {{storylink|The Falling, Interlude: The First Who Was Named|The First Who Was Named}} | ||
He and his brethren would later vanish from the planet when war tore the tribes apart, and disappeared into legend. For reasons unknown, his name was stricken from history, along with that of his brother [[The Fallen|Megatronus]]; whereas Megatronus became known only as "The Fallen," | He and his brethren would later vanish from the planet when war tore the tribes apart, and disappeared into legend. For reasons unknown, his name was stricken from history, along with that of his brother [[The Fallen|Megatronus]]; whereas Megatronus became known only as "The Fallen," he was dubbed "The Arisen." {{storylink|Conquerors Part 2: Lagrange|Lagrange}} | ||
In the present day, upon meeting [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Optimus Prime]], the [[Mistress of Flame]] of Caminus came to believe that he was The Arisen. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message|The Medium and the Message}} [[Pyra Magna]] and her [[Torchbearer]]s considered this sacrilege, and departed from the Mistress's service for it. {{storylink|Conquerors Part 2: Lagrange|Lagrange}} Naturally, Optimus did not believe it himself either, but he unwittingly lent credence to the Mistress's beliefs when he annexed [[Earth]] into the [[Council of Worlds]], and raised | Like his fellows, The Arisen would be deified by subsequent generations of Cybertronians. He in particular would go onto to be revered as the "true [[Prime (rank)|Prime]]" and was foretold to lead Cybertron's defence during [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]]'s second coming. {{storylink|Unicron issue 1|Unicron #1}} | ||
In the present day, upon meeting [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Optimus Prime]], the [[Mistress of Flame]] of Caminus came to believe that he was The Arisen. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message|The Medium and the Message}} [[Pyra Magna]] and her [[Torchbearer]]s considered this sacrilege, and departed from the Mistress's service for it. {{storylink|Conquerors Part 2: Lagrange|Lagrange}} Naturally, Optimus did not believe it himself either, but he unwittingly lent credence to the Mistress's beliefs when he annexed [[Earth]] into the [[Council of Worlds]], and raised [[Metrotitan (Zone)|Metrotitan]] from beneath the planet's surface. This seemed to prove both that Earth was one of the Thirteen Primes' colonies, and that, thanks to his ability to command its [[Titan (IDW)|Titan]], Optimus's divine identity was also true. {{storylink|All Hail Optimus Part 3: The Medium and the Message|The Medium and the Message}} Optimus would not even countenance the notion, but began to exploit the religious faith that Caminus and the other colonies placed in him in order to accomplish good deeds on Earth. {{storylink|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows|Dance Among the Shadows}} | |||
When [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Onyx Prime]] returned to Cybertron, Optimus Prime invited him down to the surface for a rational discussion. Onyx agreed declaring the state of Cybertron as Optimus's responsibility for the younger Prime ''was'' The Arisen. {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 1: Surfeit of Primes|Surfeit of the Primes}} | When [[Shockwave (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Onyx Prime]] returned to Cybertron, Optimus Prime invited him down to the surface for a rational discussion. Onyx agreed declaring the state of Cybertron as Optimus's responsibility for the younger Prime ''was'' The Arisen. {{storylink|The Falling, Chapter 1: Surfeit of Primes|Surfeit of the Primes}} | ||
Revision as of 21:47, 12 July 2018
- The Arisen is a member of the Thirteen from the IDW continuity portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

The true name of the Cybertronian known only as The Arisen cannot be found in any record on either Cybertron or Caminus. All that is known of him is that he is the thirteenth member of the original Thirteen Primes.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
Like the other Primes, the robot would become known as The Arisen once ruled over one of the Thirteen Tribes in the ancient days of Cybertron. Along with four others, he was attracted to the Crystal City alliance and became one of the Thirteen Primes. As Crystal City grew and expanded, he joined his fellow Primes in its citadel. The First Who Was Named
He and his brethren would later vanish from the planet when war tore the tribes apart, and disappeared into legend. For reasons unknown, his name was stricken from history, along with that of his brother Megatronus; whereas Megatronus became known only as "The Fallen," he was dubbed "The Arisen." Lagrange
Like his fellows, The Arisen would be deified by subsequent generations of Cybertronians. He in particular would go onto to be revered as the "true Prime" and was foretold to lead Cybertron's defence during Unicron's second coming. Unicron #1
In the present day, upon meeting Optimus Prime, the Mistress of Flame of Caminus came to believe that he was The Arisen. The Medium and the Message Pyra Magna and her Torchbearers considered this sacrilege, and departed from the Mistress's service for it. Lagrange Naturally, Optimus did not believe it himself either, but he unwittingly lent credence to the Mistress's beliefs when he annexed Earth into the Council of Worlds, and raised Metrotitan from beneath the planet's surface. This seemed to prove both that Earth was one of the Thirteen Primes' colonies, and that, thanks to his ability to command its Titan, Optimus's divine identity was also true. The Medium and the Message Optimus would not even countenance the notion, but began to exploit the religious faith that Caminus and the other colonies placed in him in order to accomplish good deeds on Earth. Dance Among the Shadows
When Onyx Prime returned to Cybertron, Optimus Prime invited him down to the surface for a rational discussion. Onyx agreed declaring the state of Cybertron as Optimus's responsibility for the younger Prime was The Arisen. Surfeit of the Primes
During the conversation with Onyx, he referred to Optimus as the Arisen before Optimus requested to simply be referred to by his name. A request that Onyx acquiesced to. When Windblade tried to takeover the discussion, the Mistress came to Optimus' defence, reiterating her belief that he was the Arisen. Another Mine
Toys
Generations

- Throne of the Primes (Leader Class, 2018)
Notes
- The IDW continuity's depiction of the Thirteen is based virtually entirely on the Aligned continuity family versions of the characters. There, the thirteenth Prime is Optimus Prime, who sacrificed himself and was reincarnated into the present-day incarnation of the character. Whether such a story will be true of the Thirteenth Prime in IDW continuity, we must wait to find out...



