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*[[Scorponok (disambiguation)|Scorponok]], whose name in Japan is usually Mega Zarak. | *[[Scorponok (disambiguation)|Scorponok]], whose name in Japan is usually Mega Zarak. | ||
*[[Gigatron (Animated)|Gigatron]], a Decepticon from ''[[Transformers Animated]]'' who clearly resembles ''[[Robots in Disguise]]'' [[Megatron (RID)|Megatron]]. | |||
Many versions of '''Megatron''' eventually upgrade their bodies and change their name to '''[[Galvatron (disambiguation)|Galvatron]]'''. | Many versions of '''Megatron''' eventually upgrade their bodies and change their name to '''[[Galvatron (disambiguation)|Galvatron]]'''. | ||
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| “ | I am alpha and omega, the beginning and the end. I am that which is, which was, and is yet to come... and you will know my name is Megatron when I lay my vengeance upon you! | ” |
—The Covenant of Primus, "Nemesis Part 2" | ||
The name Megatron can refer to several different characters or concepts:
- 1984 — Megatron, leader and sometimes founder of the Decepticons from Generation 1. For toys of this character, see Megatron (G1) toys.
- 1996 — Megatron, a Predacon criminal and architect of the theft of the Golden Disk turned ruler of Cybertron from Beast Wars. Later became the leader of the Vehicons and was split into Savage/Noble and the Grand Mal in Beast Machines. For toys of this character, see Megatron (BW) toys. Yeesss.
- 1999 — Megatron, a mythological figure in the Covenant of Primus.
- 2000 — Megatron, a Predacon six-changing galactic conqueror from Robots in Disguise.
- 2002 — Megatron, yet another Decepticon commander, this one a pivotal figure in the Unicron Trilogy. For toys of this character, see Megatron (Armada) toys.
- 2004 — "Megatron's Sword", an episode from the Energon series.
- 2007 — Megatron, the former Lord High Protector of Cybertron who gets a jonesing for the AllSpark and sparks a motion picture. For toys of this character, see Megatron (Movie) toys.
- 2007 — Megatron, (glorious) evil Decepticon leader from Transformers Animated.
- 2008 — Megatron, the heroic leader of the Decepticon resistance in Shattered Glass.
- 2010 — Megatron, the leader of the Decepticons from Transformers: Prime.
- 2010 — Master Megatron, the other Decepticon-allied Megatron from Transformers Animated.
- 2011 — Megatron, the heroic Decepticon from the Shattered Glass Animated franchise.
Megatron is not to be confused with:
- Straxus, a Decepticon commander who temporarily inhabited Megatron's body (or a version of it, it's complicated) from the Generation 1 comics.
- The Megatron Corps, Galvatron's legion of Megatron clones from The Transformers manga series.
- Archforce, the European Generation 2 Decepticon whose toy was released in North America as "Hero" Megatron.
- The Megatron statue, a massive stone statue of the Unicron Trilogy character.
- Megatron X, a mysterious silver-colored version of Beast Wars Megatron.
- Megaplex, a duplicate of Megatron designed to fool his enemies from the Generation 1 continuity.
- Mechatron, a Beast Rider from Beast Machines.
- Megabolt, Decepticon emissary, whose alternate form mimics the Big Floating Head headquarters of Beast Wars Megatron in the Beast Machines cartoon, from Robots in Disguise/Universe.
- Megastorm, younger brother of Galvatron from Beast Wars II.
- Megastar, Robots in Disguise Megatron's starship/base.
- Mega-Dinobot, the combined form of Grimlock and Swoop from Energon.
- Mega-Octane, leader of the Decepticon Commandos from Robots in Disguise.
- Megatronus Prime, the original name of The Fallen, one of the thirteen original Transformers.
- Scorponok, whose name in Japan is usually Mega Zarak.
- Gigatron, a Decepticon from Transformers Animated who clearly resembles Robots in Disguise Megatron.
Many versions of Megatron eventually upgrade their bodies and change their name to Galvatron.
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