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The true name of '''[[The Fallen]]''' is lost to the mists of time.  He was one of the [[Thirteen original Transformers|original Cybertronians]], a brotherhood of vastly powerful beings dedicated to the well-being of [[Cybertron (planet)|their world]].  But The Fallen would gain his moniker by turning against his brothers and his purpose to pursue his own ends.  This avarice gained him only imprisonment in another dimension, where he waits with eternal patience for the chance to unleash his dark powers once again.  In the meantime, he has been able to make contact with willing servants among the [[Transformer]]s and issue orders to hasten his return.
If the [[Thirteen original Transformers|first Transformers]] were [[Primus]]' disciples, then '''[[The Fallen]]''' is their Judas.  At the dawn of time, he was a [[Prime (ROTF)|Prime]], one of a brotherhood of vastly powerful beings dedicated to the well-being of [[Cybertron (planet)|their world]].  But The Fallen, whose original name has long since been forgotten, would gain his moniker by turning against his brothers and his purpose to pursue his own ends.  His new, frightening form is a metal cage for primal, burning forces of [[Unicron|chaos]], giving him the appearance of a living furnace.  These cauldron-like forces purged him of what empathy and morality remained.


Like his brothers, The Fallen is a [[multiversal singularity]], meaning that in all of the vast [[Continuity|multiverse]], there is only one incarnation of him.  But he has appeared in different universes, and in each one, his goal and history are described with a unique flavor.
The Fallen is immensely powerful.  He commands mystic, entropic arts, and when at full strength he can un-make creation at his focused will.  He is rarely defeated; at best he is contained, where he waits with eternal patience for the chance to unleash his dark powers once again.  Though he has often been imprisoned between dimensions, this rarely lasts.  The Fallen can open [[space bridge]]s and travel between dimensions, though he usually uses this power to teleport between short distances.  Because of this ability, The Fallen has seen many universes.  In several, he is the originator of the [[Decepticon]]s, the catalyst that prompted [[Megatron (Movie)|Megatron]] to claim power for himself rather than the greater good.   


Did we mention that he is also on fire?
If there is any reprieve, it is that there is only one of him.  Like his brothers, The Fallen is a [[multiversal singularity]], meaning that in all of the vast [[Continuity|multiverse]], there is only one incarnation of him.  But while the the exact details of his past are hard to reconcile, two things remain consistent: He is bad news, and he's on fire.


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Revision as of 22:19, 29 June 2009

If the first Transformers were Primus' disciples, then The Fallen is their Judas. At the dawn of time, he was a Prime, one of a brotherhood of vastly powerful beings dedicated to the well-being of their world. But The Fallen, whose original name has long since been forgotten, would gain his moniker by turning against his brothers and his purpose to pursue his own ends. His new, frightening form is a metal cage for primal, burning forces of chaos, giving him the appearance of a living furnace. These cauldron-like forces purged him of what empathy and morality remained.

The Fallen is immensely powerful. He commands mystic, entropic arts, and when at full strength he can un-make creation at his focused will. He is rarely defeated; at best he is contained, where he waits with eternal patience for the chance to unleash his dark powers once again. Though he has often been imprisoned between dimensions, this rarely lasts. The Fallen can open space bridges and travel between dimensions, though he usually uses this power to teleport between short distances. Because of this ability, The Fallen has seen many universes. In several, he is the originator of the Decepticons, the catalyst that prompted Megatron to claim power for himself rather than the greater good.

If there is any reprieve, it is that there is only one of him. Like his brothers, The Fallen is a multiversal singularity, meaning that in all of the vast multiverse, there is only one incarnation of him. But while the the exact details of his past are hard to reconcile, two things remain consistent: He is bad news, and he's on fire.

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