Purple Order

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The Purple Order is one of seven colored orders of the Primus Vanguard. They are led by Purple Wicked Convoy, who carries the Purple Matrix. Their base is the Purple Planet. They're seemingly a lot less morally upstanding than the rest of the Vanguard and like to create monsters.

Fiction

Precursor World

The Purple Order was founded by Primus to defend the universe of Purple Star Power and safeguard the Purple Matrix.

When Purple Wicked Convoy and the rest of Primus Vanguard command pooled their Star Powers to annihilate the Specters in their final battle, the seven universes of the Precursor World were merged into one. The Purple Order was thus brought into the same plane as the other six Orders, where they continued to operate out of the Purple Planet. Finale 1

Purple Wicked Convoy was talking to his cadre of Shockwaves via video screen when Primus announced that Megatron Omega and the Straxuses had defeated the Blue Order. Unlike every other Order, the Purple Order was not attacked by the Seacons, but rather Ultra Megatron and the Straxuses instead. Seeing an opportunity, Purple stopped his collection of Pretender Monsters from attacking the villains, and instead offered an alliance in order to conquer the universe. God Neptune comic 1

Notes

If you recognize this Shockwave please call Crime Stoppers.

• Beyond their coloration, the Purple Order has a Shockwave theme going on.
• The Order's apparent hobby of creating monsters (based on Pretender shells that went unreleased in Japan) is based on SSSS.Gridman, where the kaijū in that show are designed by a schoolgirl named Akane Shinjō and brought to life by an entity named Alexis Kerib. Alexis and Cyberverse Shockwave share the same Japanese voice actor and Akane's color scheme was based on Shattered Glass Optimus Prime.
• One Purple Order member, seen left, remains unidentified, visible only from the lefternmost corner of their viewscreen, obsured by a speech bubble.