Lugnut Supreme

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This article is about the Transformer based on Omega Supreme. For the Glorious Decepticon, see Lugnut.

Lugnut Supreme is a Decepticon from the Transformers Animated continuity family.

And now, Optimus Prime, in the memory of the Great War... for the Glory of the Decepticons... for the Cybertron that is rightfully ours, and Megatron's to rule!... I unleash the storm of vengeance! Farewell!

Based on Omega Supreme, constructed from the ruins of the Decepticon flagship and stolen protoforms, and with heads in the image of the one who activated them, the Lugnuts Supreme were built for only one reason: to serve the Glorious Megatron in eradicating the Autobots from the face of the galaxy!

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Ensconced on Earth's Moon, Megatron set Lugnut to work at removing materials from the old Decepticon ship for the construction, with Shockwave periodically joining him in-between attempts at retrieving Omega Supreme's activation codes from Arcee. When Starscream procured a new body from the protoforms stolen-to-order years before by Lockdown, Megatron destroyed all the other Starscream clone shells to save the protoforms for his own plans—which he revealed to Starscream by pointing out the half-constructed shells of three Omega Supreme clones outside.

Once the shells were complete, Megatron had Lugnut and Starscream place a protoform in each structure to physically complete them, and ordered Shockwave to get the codes from Arcee. As he prepared to force them from Arcee's cranium, Starscream knocked Megatron away in an attempt to get the codes for himself, only to be knocked away by Lugnut protecting his master in turn, who was the one to receive the actual codes. Megatron then claimed he had planned this—for him to activate the clones would cause their personalities to be based on his own, possibly leading them to betray him, while his "most loyal lieutenant" never would.

The activation codes Shockwave had got from Arcee were incomplete, however—missing a crucial security buffer. As a result, the Lugnuts Supreme didn't fly off at Megatron's command, and Lugnut himself had to be wired into Omega Supreme to control them directly. They set off for Earth as such, Megatron aboard the lead, with the aim of offlining the Earth Autobots once and for all... Endgame, Part I