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*These particular [[Transformer]]s are far from the only [[Herald of Unicron|beings Unicron has re-created into servants]]. It is unclear whether the term "Unicrons" would apply to the others as well. Luckily the point is moot because nobody ''ever'' uses the term. | *These particular [[Transformer]]s are far from the only [[Herald of Unicron|beings Unicron has re-created into servants]]. It is unclear whether the term "Unicrons" would apply to the others as well. Luckily the point is moot because nobody ''ever'' uses the term. | ||
* Seriously, never ''ever.'' | * Seriously, never ''ever.'' | ||
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Revision as of 21:26, 9 April 2026
The Unicrons are the warriors that Unicron created from Megatron and his fallen Decepticon comrades.[1]
They include:
Notes
- These particular Transformers are far from the only beings Unicron has re-created into servants. It is unclear whether the term "Unicrons" would apply to the others as well. Luckily the point is moot because nobody ever uses the term.
- Seriously, never ever.
References
- ↑ "Unicron has chosen to take control of the Autobot Matrix for his own evil purposes, and to accomplish this he has created a force of super robots. By gathering the remains of fallen Decepticons, including Megatron, and infusing them with life, he forms the Unicrons. With Decepticons on one side, Unicrons on the other, and Optimus Prime lost in battle, Earth and Autobot survival depends on the Chosen One who must rise up to open the Matrix and use its full power."—Kid Rhino, The Transformers: The Movie DVD
