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Straxus planned to imprint his own brain patterns onto the Decepticon leader [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]]. {{storylink|Resurrection!}} The plan failed, but as a backup he had created a clone of Megatron from a [[Archforce|Decepticon trooper]]. Failing to take control of the real Megatron, Straxus transferred his mind to the clone. Unfortunately Megatron's personality was also copied to the clone and became dominant, making the clone believe that he was the real Megatron. {{storylink|Two Megatrons!}} The clone was later moved to Earth where it was discovered in the sewers of London and mistaken for Megatron. {{storylink|Ancient Relics!}} | Straxus planned to imprint his own brain patterns onto the Decepticon leader [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]]. {{storylink|Resurrection!}} The plan failed, but as a backup he had created a clone of Megatron from a [[Archforce|Decepticon trooper]]. Failing to take control of the real Megatron, Straxus transferred his mind to the clone. Unfortunately Megatron's personality was also copied to the clone and became dominant, making the clone believe that he was the real Megatron. {{storylink|Two Megatrons!}} The clone was later moved to Earth where it was discovered in the sewers of London and mistaken for Megatron. {{storylink|Ancient Relics!}} | ||
Revision as of 07:57, 11 August 2015
- Project Re-Birth is a plan by Straxus from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Following the loss of his body, Straxus has developed Project Re-Birth, a plan to give himself a new powerful body by simply taking over someone else's. In a supreme example of taking a bad idea and making it worse, the recipient he has picked out for this dubious honor happens to be the strong-willed and tyrannical Decepticon leader Megatron.
Fiction
Marvel The Transformers comics
Straxus planned to imprint his own brain patterns onto the Decepticon leader Megatron. Resurrection! The plan failed, but as a backup he had created a clone of Megatron from a Decepticon trooper. Failing to take control of the real Megatron, Straxus transferred his mind to the clone. Unfortunately Megatron's personality was also copied to the clone and became dominant, making the clone believe that he was the real Megatron. Two Megatrons! The clone was later moved to Earth where it was discovered in the sewers of London and mistaken for Megatron. Ancient Relics!
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In some universes, versions of the clone would go on to menace Megatron and Optimus Prime alike as Archforce. Ask Vector Prime
