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*Only Purple, Blue and Green Megatron are explicitly named in the script but the pattern is difficult to miss. | *Only Purple, Blue and Green Megatron are explicitly named in the script but the pattern is difficult to miss. | ||
*It's likely the Megatrons hold sway over their respective hues of [[Star Power]] like their corresponding Vanguard commanders but this is never quite stated outright. | |||
*The concept of Megatron controlling a squadron of his own duplicates is a pretty direct callback to the [[Megatron Corps]] employed by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]] in the [[The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers issue 2|original ''Transformers'' manga]]. | *The concept of Megatron controlling a squadron of his own duplicates is a pretty direct callback to the [[Megatron Corps]] employed by [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Galvatron]] in the [[The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers issue 2|original ''Transformers'' manga]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 11 April 2021
| This article is about the pack of Megatrons. For the Warriors of the Seven Lights, see Primus Vanguard. |
The Megatrons of the Seven Lights, also not at all confusingly known as the New Primus Vanguard, are perhaps the most dire threat the Precursor World has ever faced. Doppelgangers of the Primus Vanguard twisted into his own image created by the monstrously powerful Gold Megatron via the full might of the Silver Matrix, they are monuments to the would-be god's hubris.
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Notes
- Only Purple, Blue and Green Megatron are explicitly named in the script but the pattern is difficult to miss.
- It's likely the Megatrons hold sway over their respective hues of Star Power like their corresponding Vanguard commanders but this is never quite stated outright.
- The concept of Megatron controlling a squadron of his own duplicates is a pretty direct callback to the Megatron Corps employed by Galvatron in the original Transformers manga.
