Militant Monoform Movement

The Militant Monoform Movement, or Triple M, is a political/activist/terrorist movement that originated on pre-war Cybertron. As the name may indicate, they represent Monoformers who have made a symbolic rejection of Adaptus through the removal of their transformation cogs.

Members suffer from shapism.

Fiction

IDW Generation 1 continuity

Blaster, reporting live for the Iaconian Newsfeed Service from the scene of an attempted assassination on Nominus Prime, stated that the Militant Monoform Movement were not suspected as the perpertrators, as the suicide bomber was seen transforming before he detonated.

Ratbat listed Triple M, the Cyberutopians, and the Malware Brigade as examples of Senate-hostile groups the Senators could shut down by implementing the Clampdown. Chaos Theory Part 2 Red Alert had been grassing on potential Triple M members since before that. Post Hoc

During the Great War, Triple M went through a resurgence. Several Decepticons joined the movement, including Krok and Demus. Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots In the present day, everyone's meant to be relaxed about monoforms but there's a lot of prejudice still out there.

When two Genericons arrived at Delphi claiming to be members of Triple M seeking asylum from the Decepticon Justice Division, Ambulon sympathized with them, believing they were victims of a shape-hate crime. Life After the Big Bang Unfortunately, it turned out they weren't Monoformers at all, and had been paid to surrender by Pharma so they could infiltrate the facility and infect it with a plague. How Ratchet Got His Hands Back

The Decepticon social network The Big Conversation has a Triple M subgroup. Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots

The AllSpark Almanac

Mudflap was a member of Triple M. The AllSpark Almanac Addendum

Renegade Rhetoric

Cy-Kill was notably unimpressed by the idea of monoformers, disparaging Triple M and their many "Inaction Masters". Renegade Rhetoric, 16/10/2015

Notes

• In "The Underbase Podcast Deconstructs Shadowplay" (01:37:19), James Roberts said Triple M consider it "heresy" to have more than one mode. (He also admitted, yup, it was a cunning way to explain the Action Masters.)
• Ammo is identified as a Monoformer in "Twenty Plus One", but not necessarily as a part of Triple M.
• Its name and some associated actions are reminiscent of the Argentinian group Triple A.

Foreign names

• Japanese: Monofōmu Undouha (モノフォーム運動派), Triple M (トリプルM Toripuru Emu)