Second-in-command
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The second-in-command refers to a Transformer whose status is...well, second to the commander's. A Transformer who is second-in-command is not necessarily ranked Sub-Commander, while a Transformer ranked Sub-Commander is usually the second-in-command. The rank generally varies between factions. For the Autobots and the Maximals, the rank is usually overlooked, but it still receives its own holiday. For the Decepticons, choosing a Second-in-Command is a very tough decision. Pick one too loyal, and everyone will ignore him. Pick one too bold, and the leader may find himself scrap.
Autobot seconds-in-command

Prowl:"What?! NOOO!!!"
Sub-commander
Lieutenant
- Blacker
- Lightfoot
- Jazz [5]
- Jazz (Movie)
- Prowl - Lieutenant of Sentinel Prime [6]
- Red Alert (Armada)
- Slingshot [7]
Miscellaneous
- Grandus
- Ironhide
- Sky Garry
- Waver - Second-in-command of Multiforce
- Ratchet (Animated)
- Jazz (Animated)
Decepticon seconds-in-command
- Cyclonus
- Leozack
- Scourge (RID)
- Soundwave
- Scorponok [3]
- Starscream
- Starscream (Movie)
- Starscream (Animated)
Maximal seconds-in-command
Sub-commander
- Apache
- Rhinox [8]
- Triceradon - Dinobot sub-commander
Lieutenant
Miscellaneous
Predacon seconds-in-command
- Dinobot (BW) - Original second-in-Command to Megatron before he joined the Maximals.
- Guiledart
- Gelshark
- Inferno (BW) - Sub-commander (after the death of Scorponok)
- Megastorm
- Scorponok (BW)
References
- ↑ Binaltech bio
- ↑ Still Life!, Generation 2 (Marvel Comics)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Transformers: The Ultimate Guide
- ↑ Sub-Commander's Day
- ↑ Japanese bio
- ↑ Megatron Origin
- ↑ Japanese bio
- ↑ On-package bio of Tenth Anniversary toy
- ↑ Forbidden Fruit
- ↑ Rattrap has the ability, but he doesn't want to be a real one. Chain of Command

