Forge of Solus Prime

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The Forge of Solus Prime (aka Staff of Solus) is the symbol of office of the master-artificer of the Thirteen. It is not actually a forge in the classic sense, but rather a hammer the size of which suggests that Solus Prime and her brothers towered over modern Cybertronians.

Utilizing the power of a miniature neutron star at its very heart,<ref name="BHInstructions">According to "Beast Hunters" Ultra Magnus's instructions.</ref> the Forge operates through the convergence of magic and science.<ref>According to Ratchet in the episode "Regeneration".</ref> It is not known just how powerful the Forge is,<ref name="BHInstructions" /> but it is believed that it can be used to make anything out of anything,<ref>"Alpha/Omega"</ref> with the possibilities only being limited by the skill and knowledge of the Prime wielding it.<ref>Optimus Prime did not have the expertise to forge Omega Keys in the episode "Regeneration".</ref> The Forge was used to craft many of the other artifacts of the Thirteen, and is noted to be one of the few things that could craft the core components of a Cybertronian body from scratch. On its own, the Forge is a capable tool, but only Solus Prime's integrated Creation Lathe allowed the Forge to reach its full potential and create weapons and artifacts of supernatural power.<ref>The Covenant of Primus</ref> On the bright side, its sheer mass can certainly be used to pack a slagging huge whallop that's second only to the Star Saber.<ref name="BHInstructions" /> The thing is so heavy that only a select few have the strength to carry it without any difficulty.

Fiction

Aligned continuity family

The Covenant of Primus

The Forge was Solus Prime's personal artifact alongside the Creation Lathe. Solus used the Forge over many days and nights, crafting other artifacts such as the Cyber Caliber and Dark Energon Skins. Eventually, the Forge was taken into battle against Unicron. When Solus' body was discovered after being killed by Megatronus, the Forge could be seen lying on the ground near her hand. Many cycles after the Age of Primes, Alpha Trion recounted how Megatron took control of the Forge by attaching the arm of Liege Maximo to his body. The Covenant of Primus

Prime cartoon

Whoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor!

Solus Prime wielded the Forge as the Thirteen battled Unicron. One Shall Rise, Part 1

Before the Great War, the Forge of Solus Prime was kept in the Vaults of Iacon, but was launched into space to planet Earth where Alpha Trion hoped it would find its way to Optimus Prime. Alpha/Omega Millions of years later, its location was decoded by the amnesiac Optimus Prime. Orion Pax, Part 1 Megatron later sent Breakdown and Knock Out to retrieve it. Breakdown managed to mostly unearth the titanic hammer, but Bulkhead managed to take it before he could, using it to both incapacitate Knock Out and Breakdown and destroy the former's force field generator. Megatron's timely arrival via GroundBridge wrested the Forge from Bulkhead's servos, but upon returning to the Nemesis, the Decepticon leader found that the hammer was nothing but a cudgel unless held by a Prime. Nonetheless, Megatron considered it a victory, if only because the Forge was now far out of the reach of Optimus Prime. Operation Bumblebee, Part 2

After Optimus got hold of the Star Saber, Megatron sought a means to counter the powerful weapon. After Dreadwing reminded him of the Forge in their possession, Megatron's response was that the hammer would only work in "the hand of a Prime", giving him an idea. Returning to Cybertron, Megatron stole the arm of a deceased Prime and had it grafted to himself, the borrowed limb allowing him to use the Forge. Megatron then used the Forge to create the Dark Star Saber from a piece of Dark Energon, the new sword proving able to shatter its inspiration. Alpha/Omega

Oh yes I CAN touch this!

After learning what fate had befallen his brother, Dreadwing took the Forge and presented it back to the Autobots to spite Megatron. Optimus was able to use it to turn the GroundBridge into a fully-fledged Space Bridge, and to reforge the Star Saber. Regeneration The Forge was still present in the Autobot base when it was later destroyed by the Nemesis. Darkest Hour

The Forge was pulled from the base's remains by the Decepticons, Darkmount, NV and stored aboard the Nemesis. Hoping to repair the destroyed Omega Lock, the fatally damaged Optimus sent Smokescreen to retrieve it with the phase shifter. Once Smokescreen returned with the hammer, Optimus explained both his intentions for it and the hammer's decreasing power, nominating Smokescreen as his successor. Prey After Optimus passed from his wounds, Smokescreen went against his leader's wishes, placing the Forge into Optimus's hand and restoring Optimus to life with a new body. The action resulted in the Forge's power being drained completely. Smokescreen brought the Forge with him to Hangar E, confirming to Ratchet that it had been drained of power, only for the medic to praise the youth's actions. Rebellion

The Forge was still useful as a weapon, and Ultra Magnus took it with him to Scotland to investigate Decepticon activity. Project Predacon Ultra Magnus put the hammer to good use, pounding Vehicons into walls and even landing a few good hits on Predaking. Chain of Command Magnus again employed the Forge in battle against Predaking after destroying the Predacon cloning lab. Though he landed several blows, Predaking gained the upper hand during the battle. The Predacon managed to take possession of the hammer and shattered its handle. Evolution

IDW Robots in Disguise comic

The Forge was, at some point, repaired. Ultra Magnus brought it with him when he visited Bumblebee's team on Earth. Robots in Disguise #2

Ask Vector Prime

To keep Prima's mighty Star Saber out of the hands of The Fallen, Solus Prime lifted her Forge and shattered the blade into five pieces, which Nexus Prime hid throughout the multiverse. Ask Vector Prime

2005 IDW continuity

Rosie the Riveter.

Camien mythology held that the Forge of Solus Prime created the Star Saber. The religious order of Torchbearers held that they were the light of the Forge made manifest. Ghost Stories

Battling against the mad Titan Vigilem within their minds, Windblade used a mental replica of the Forge to "shape" the Spark of Starscream into the true form it was intended to have, granting Starscream the power to defeat Vigilem. Your First Mistake

2019 IDW continuity

The Forge was used to create the Matrix of Leadership.

Solus was seen with her Forge when Solomus met her and Alchemist Prime during the Age of the Firstforged. A Dust of Crystals When Orion Pax bonded with the Matrix of Leadership, its Mediator software showed him a vision of Solus Prime using her Forge to create the talisman. Prime

Prime Wars Trilogy cartoons

Solus Prime created many tools with the Forge to help defend against Unicron, including the Enigma of Combination and the Requiem Blaster. The Swamp

War for Cybertron cartoons

Alpha Trion used the Staff of Solus to banish the arrogant Sky Lynx to the Dead Universe. Earthrise episode 5

One film


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Video games

Transformers: Devastation

The Forge of Solus Prime was one of the melee weapons that the Autobots could find in their quest to stop Megatron. Only Optimus Prime and Grimlock were strong enough to wield it. Transformers: Devastation

Transformers Roleplaying Game

The Forge of Solus Prime is powered by the "Flame of Solus Prime", a supernatural force of energy equivalent to a collapsing neutron star. Some Cybertronians believe that Solus Prime used her Forge to smith the various artifacts of the Thirteen, including the Matrix of Leadership and the Enigma of Combination, while others believe she wielded it as a weapon in the battle against Unicron. The Enigma of Combination

Toys

Prime

"You won't believe the quest that I had to go through to get this."
  • Ultra Magnus (Voyager, 2013)
    • Series / Number: 2 / 005
Included with Prime: Beast Hunters Voyager Class Ultra Magnus, the "Forge of Solus battle hammer" features a 5 mm handle, as well as a 5 mm peg near its hammerhead, and can be stored on his winged backpack in both modes. It is possible to recreate Predaking breaking the Forge due to the fact that the hammer's head is removable.


  • Ultra Magnus (Weaponizer, 2013)
    • 03 OF 30
Platinum Edition 'Thrilling 30' Ultra Magnus comes with a different and much larger version of the "Forge of Solus Battle Hammer", which can only be held via two smaller 5 mm handles on either end of the haft. The Forge can mount onto the rear of his truck mode, or store in robot mode by clipping tightly onto the grille on his back. As the entire grille is painted, clipping the Forge onto it will inevitably result in paint chipping.


  • Ultra Magnus (Cyberverse Commander, 2014)
    • Series / Number: 3 / 011
Prime: Beast Hunters Cyberverse Commander Class Ultra Magnus comes with a smaller-scale Forge, which can be held by his hands, or store/mount onto numerous 3 mm ports on his person. Additionally, the Forge features a 5 mm post near its hammerhead, allowing it to store on his trailer hitch port.

Adventure

  • Ultra Magnus (Voyager, 4-25-2015)
    • Japanese ID number: TAV14
Adventure Series Ultra Magnus features a show-accurate redeco of the hammer.


Age of the Primes

  • Solus Prime (Deluxe Class, 2025)
Released in the first wave of Age of the Primes Deluxe Class toys, this incarnation of Solus Prime and her Forge are inspired primarily by their appearance in the Power of the Primes series.
The hammer is detachable from its hilt and the whole accessory can be stored on one of her ports in vehicle mode.


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Notes

  • Stars are capable of forging any raw element (up to iron; anything heavier requires a supernova) under the right conditions, so it's fitting that the star-powered Forge of Solus Prime can forge anything from raw elements under the right conditions (Primehood).

Foreign names

  • Japanese: Solus Prime Hammer (ソラスプライムハンマー Sorasu Puraimu Hanmā)
  • Mandarin: Tiānjiāo zhī Chuí (China, 天骄之锤, "Hammer of the Proud of Heaven")
  • Portuguese: Molde de Solus Prime (Brazil, "Mold of Solus Prime")
  • Russian: Molot Solus Prime (Молот Солус Прайм, "Hammer of Solus Prime")

References

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