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Revision as of 07:41, 5 December 2013
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| "Nemesis Rising" | ||||||
| Release date | July 8, 2013– July 15, 2013 | |||||
Doctor Arkeville creates a new threat — Nemesis Prime!
Synopsis
By stealing parts and technology, Doctor Arkeville assembles a dark clone of Optimus Prime, the aptly-named Nemesis Prime. Unfortunately for Arkeville, his creation proves uncontrollable and goes on a rampage. The Aerialbots catch wind of the mad doctor's actions and swoop in, driving Nemesis Prime into a retreat.
You play as the Autobots
Featured characters
| Bosses | Raid cards |
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Notes
- An oddity in this game, Doctor Arkeville uses his human form as his "alternate mode" and his cyborged form as his "robot mode".
