Megatron (Cyberverse)

The name or term "Megatron" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Megatron (disambiguation).

Megatron is a Decepticon from the Cyberverse continuity family.

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Who stole the cannon from my back? They will PAY!

Megatron is the tyrannical leader of the Decepticons, being ruthless, cruel, and evil to the core. He was once friends with Optimus Prime, though exactly how boggles the mind. He plans to achieve total global domination, though his corrupt plans are often thwarted by the Autobots.

Fiction

Cyberverse cartoon

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Toys

Cyberverse

Scout Class

You call that a tank?

• Megatron (Scout Class, 2018)

Cyberverse Scout Class Megatron is a Scout scale toy that transforms from a robot to a robot sitting down a "transformational" mode in six easy steps. His Action Attack gimmick causes an Energon mace to pop out of his right arm when triggered.

One-Step Changers

Now THIS is a tank!

• Megatron (One-Step Changer, 2018)

Warrior Class

"Imagine seven million people all wanting to die together."

• Megatron (Warrior Class, 2018)

Ultimate Class

No wonder you have so many accidents around here, the steering wheel's on the wrong side of the tank!

• Megatron (Ultimate Class, 2018)

Cyberverse Ultimate Class Megatron is a roughly Leader Class-sized toy that transforms from a heavily G1-inspired robot to tank in around eleven steps. He comes with a "Fusion Mega Shot" Action Attack gimmick, which unfolds the cannon into an elongated pink barrel when the button to his left is pushed, reminiscent of a similar attack used by his live action counterpart. Additionally, he has an autotransforming head reveal activated when his waist is swing down, though had arms still need to be in turret mode for it to work correctly. Due to this feature, he has no neck swivel.

Megatron is unusual for his size in lacking elbows. Otherwise, he features ratcheted swivels and outward hinges in his hips, hinged knees, and shoulders with forward and lateral joints. Despite his Fusion Cannon being permanently attached to his arm, his right fist still has a covered-up hole for 5 mm pegs.

Notes

• As with the rest of the Cyberverse cast, Megatron's design is based on the Evergreen design also used for his Generation 1 counterpart, with some minor stylistic tweaks.
• It's not technically clear whether Cyberverse is a sequel to any other cartoon; if it is, that would make this Megatron one of the other Megatrons.

See also

You look familiar...

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Versions of Megatron have appeared in other continuity families, including:

• Megatron, the evil Decepticon leader from Generation 1.
• Megatron, the less-than-proactive six-changer Predacon leader from Robots in Disguise.
• Megatron, the cosmically power-hungry Decepticon leader from the Unicron Trilogy.
• Megatron, the violent and murderous Decepticon leader from the live-action film series.
• Megatron, the cruel but suave tyrant from Transformers Animated.
• Megatron, the evil and sadistic Decepticon leader from the Aligned continuity family.

For more information, see Megatron (disambiguation).