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In response to | In response to [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|the Decepticons' creation]] of the [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]], [[Prowl (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Prowl]] suggested that the Autobots use the [[Matrix of Leadership|Creation Matrix]] to create their own supersoldiers, the "Ultimate Autobots", and wipe out the Decepticons. Optimus Prime refused, haunted by the vision of the Autobots strip-mining [[human]] energy sources to fuel these juggernauts. He felt the ends did not justify the means; humans must be protected first, and he vowed to never create new life simply to bolster their fighting force. | ||
Optimus Prime waffled on this decision as Prowl continued to argue the merits of a swift, decisive victory, but eventually reaffirmed his refusal to pervert the purpose of the Creation Matrix. {{storylink|Crisis of Command!}} | Optimus Prime waffled on this decision as Prowl continued to argue the merits of a swift, decisive victory, but eventually reaffirmed his refusal to pervert the purpose of the Creation Matrix. {{storylink|Crisis of Command!}} | ||
Revision as of 18:08, 17 April 2025

Most Autobots were created for other purposes before choosing to turn their skills to fight the Decepticons. By contrast, the Ultimate Autobots would have been created for no purpose other than war, with an intent of forcing a swift, brutal end to the war that would do less harm to Earth than a prolonged struggle.
Fiction
Marvel The Transformers comics
In response to the Decepticons' creation of the Constructicons, Prowl suggested that the Autobots use the Creation Matrix to create their own supersoldiers, the "Ultimate Autobots", and wipe out the Decepticons. Optimus Prime refused, haunted by the vision of the Autobots strip-mining human energy sources to fuel these juggernauts. He felt the ends did not justify the means; humans must be protected first, and he vowed to never create new life simply to bolster their fighting force.
Optimus Prime waffled on this decision as Prowl continued to argue the merits of a swift, decisive victory, but eventually reaffirmed his refusal to pervert the purpose of the Creation Matrix. Crisis of Command!
Unfortunately, some time later, when the tide of war began to turn against the Autobots, Prime was forced to reverse his decision, and use the Matrix to create a new team of warriors, the Aerialbots. The Return of the Transformers