Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (novel)

	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Publisher	Del Rey Books
First published	May 19, 2009
Writer	Alan Dean Foster
Continuity	Movie continuity

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Humans	Others
Skids (2) Mudflap (3) Arcee (4) Ironhide (7) Sideswipe (8) Stratosphere (11) Optimus Prime (12) Bumblebee (25) Ratchet (46) Jetfire (48)	Demolisher (9) Sideways (10) Wheels (26) Soundwave (28) Ravage (30) Alice (34) Marble bots (35) The Doctor (36) Unidentified Constructicons (37–41) Megatron (42) Starscream (44) Grindor (45) Ransack (49) Unidentified Decepticons (52–65) Devastator (67) Scorponok (68)	William Lennox (5) Robert Epps (6) Sam Witwicky (13) Ron Witwicky (14) Judy Witwicky (15) Mikaela Banes (16) Director Galloway (27) Admiral Morshower (29) Leo Spitz (31) Sharsky (32) Fassbinder (33) Professor Colan (43) Seymour Simmons (47) Sarah Lennox (50) Monique Epps (51) General Fassad (66)	The Fallen (1) Appliancebots (17–24) Primes (69–?)

Devastator is formed from a green hauler, a dump truck, a front loader, a construction crane, and three other unidentified Constructions.
The appliances in the Witwicky kitchen that are brought to life include a cappuccino maker, a toaster, a garbage disposal, a cell phone, a microwave, a blender, and an electric mixer. They are called "appliancebots."
An unidentified Decepticon chases after Sam and Mikaela by bouncing like a pogo-stick. This is almost certainly a reference to Rampage's third "jackhammer" mode, as a similar event happens in the movie itself.
In Defiance issue 4, The Fallen claimed he would be imprisoned in his sarcophagus until the star harvester is rediscovered. This is apparently literally true. It seems the act of finding the harvester somehow freed him from prison.