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At the dawn of time, [[Primus]] created new life, the [[13 original Transformers]], to crew his planetary form into battle against his eternal nemesis [[Unicron]].  One of these 13 would turn against his siblings, his creator, and his universe, and betray them all.
'''Democracy''' is a form of government by in which all participants have equal vote on decisions that affect the group.  Democracy does not appear to have a prominent place in Transformers society, as the vast majority of their leaders and policy appear to be decided on either by the departing previous leader, the interpreted will of the [[Matrix of Leadership|Matrix]], or a [[High Council]].  (It is unknown whether any High Council is elected into office, and most known members seem to serve for millions of years, until assassination.)  This seeming Martial Law is possibly due to the perpetual wartime that exists on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]].


His original name now lost to the mists of time, the betrayer turned against Primus and became '''the Fallen'''. He is a being of power, darkness, fire and absolute dedication to Unicron.  At the end of the first battle between the two Gods, for his treachery, the Fallen was sealed into extradimensional limbo along with his new master.
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He is on fire.
 
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Revision as of 17:36, 7 November 2006


Democracy is a form of government by in which all participants have equal vote on decisions that affect the group. Democracy does not appear to have a prominent place in Transformers society, as the vast majority of their leaders and policy appear to be decided on either by the departing previous leader, the interpreted will of the Matrix, or a High Council. (It is unknown whether any High Council is elected into office, and most known members seem to serve for millions of years, until assassination.) This seeming Martial Law is possibly due to the perpetual wartime that exists on Cybertron.

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