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Ultra Magnus traced a huge energy surge to Earth, landing his ship in front of [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]] and [[Jack Darby]]. Searching for [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]] and [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]] led Magnus to take the ship into battle against the [[Predaking (Prime)|Predacon]] which the [[Decepticon]]s had unleashed. It shrugged off the hits from the ship's main guns and grabbed on to the top of it. Magnus attempted to shake it off, and eventually managed to dislodge the beast by flying the ship close to the sides of a canyon. He set the ship down near the ''[[Harbinger]]'', to rendezvous with the [[Autobot]]s sheltering there. {{storylink|Prey (episode)|Prey}} | Ultra Magnus traced a huge energy surge to Earth, landing his ship in front of [[Arcee (WFC)|Arcee]] and [[Jack Darby (Prime)|Jack Darby]]. Searching for [[Bulkhead (Prime)|Bulkhead]] and [[Wheeljack (Prime)|Wheeljack]] led Magnus to take the ship into battle against the [[Predaking (Prime)|Predacon]] which the [[Decepticon]]s had unleashed. It shrugged off the hits from the ship's main guns and grabbed on to the top of it. Magnus attempted to shake it off, and eventually managed to dislodge the beast by flying the ship close to the sides of a canyon. He set the ship down near the ''[[Harbinger]]'', to rendezvous with the [[Autobot]]s sheltering there. {{storylink|Prey (episode)|Prey}} | ||
He utilized the ship during the battle against [[Darkmount (Earth)|Darkmount]], managing to trick the Predacon into going through a [[GroundBridge]]. When the stealth team failed to penetrate the fortress, he set the ship's autopilot and went in himself, later using the ship as a getaway vessel once [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] turned up and took out the base's defenses. {{storylink|Rebellion (Prime)|Rebellion}} | He utilized the ship during the battle against [[Darkmount (Earth)|Darkmount]], managing to trick the Predacon into going through a [[GroundBridge]]. When the stealth team failed to penetrate the fortress, he set the ship's autopilot and went in himself, later using the ship as a getaway vessel once [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] turned up and took out the base's defenses. {{storylink|Rebellion (Prime)|Rebellion}} | ||
The ship was useful transport for getting Ultra Magnus, Bulkhead and Wheeljack to [[Scotland]]. It was also explored by Starscream and two members of his Seeker armada, but surprisingly wasn't disarmed, disabled or confiscated by the devious Air Commander. {{storylink|Chain of Command (Prime)|Chain of Command}} | The ship was useful transport for getting Ultra Magnus, Bulkhead and Wheeljack to [[Scotland]]. It was also explored by Starscream and two members of his Seeker armada, but surprisingly wasn't disarmed, disabled or confiscated by the devious Air Commander. {{storylink|Chain of Command (Prime)|Chain of Command}} Wheeljack later recalibrated the engines to get more thrust. {{storylink|Evolution}} | ||
Wheeljack | {{Spoiler|Predacons Rising (Prime)|November 4, 2013}} | ||
[[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] and Wheeljack took the ship to [[Theta Scorpii]] to retrieve the [[AllSpark]]. Though they succeeded, the ship was damaged, disabling the transmitter, and thus they couldn't respond when the Autobots back on Cybertron sent a warning that [[Unicron]] was back. On their return to Cybertron, Unicron damaged the ship further, causing it to crash. {{storylink|Predacons Rising (Prime)|Predacons Rising}} | |||
[[Category:Autobot starships]] | [[Category:Autobot starships]] | ||
[[Category:Prime starships]] | [[Category:Prime starships]] | ||
Revision as of 07:15, 5 October 2013
- Ultra Magnus's ship is a spacecraft from the Aligned continuity family.
As Optimus Prime's lieutenant, Ultra Magnus needs a spaceship capable of withstanding the rigors of war. Ultra Magnus's ship possesses great maneuverability thanks to its variable geometry, and is both well armored and well armed. Though small, it's roomy enough to accommodate a modest force of Autobots and has a formidable arsenal of weapons both large and small.
Fiction
Prime cartoon
Ultra Magnus traced a huge energy surge to Earth, landing his ship in front of Arcee and Jack Darby. Searching for Bulkhead and Wheeljack led Magnus to take the ship into battle against the Predacon which the Decepticons had unleashed. It shrugged off the hits from the ship's main guns and grabbed on to the top of it. Magnus attempted to shake it off, and eventually managed to dislodge the beast by flying the ship close to the sides of a canyon. He set the ship down near the Harbinger, to rendezvous with the Autobots sheltering there. Prey
He utilized the ship during the battle against Darkmount, managing to trick the Predacon into going through a GroundBridge. When the stealth team failed to penetrate the fortress, he set the ship's autopilot and went in himself, later using the ship as a getaway vessel once Optimus Prime turned up and took out the base's defenses. Rebellion
The ship was useful transport for getting Ultra Magnus, Bulkhead and Wheeljack to Scotland. It was also explored by Starscream and two members of his Seeker armada, but surprisingly wasn't disarmed, disabled or confiscated by the devious Air Commander. Chain of Command Wheeljack later recalibrated the engines to get more thrust. Evolution
 Plot details for Predacons Rising (Prime) follow. |
Optimus Prime and Wheeljack took the ship to Theta Scorpii to retrieve the AllSpark. Though they succeeded, the ship was damaged, disabling the transmitter, and thus they couldn't respond when the Autobots back on Cybertron sent a warning that Unicron was back. On their return to Cybertron, Unicron damaged the ship further, causing it to crash. Predacons Rising
