Hasbro Transformers Robots in Disguise Clash of the Transformers Megatronus 10 Action Figure [5-Step Changer]

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The Fallen began to court some Transformers to his side. He selected a small number of the Constructicon drones to do his bidding in private, ultimately in service of subverting the Dynasty of Primes in favor of his own agenda. He called this group the Decepticons. Jetfire, The Fallen's most trusted and capable Seeker, began to unwittingly harvest the stars of inhabited star systems; the two would scan a system together, but The Fallen would report that his search areas were devoid of life. This practice got The Fallen and Jetfire into trouble with the other Primes, and so The Fallen began to sow seeds of mistrust in Jetfire. He claimed the Primes' refusal to sacrifice life to save their own planet would be its downfall, and that an army had to be readied in case the Primes betrayed them all. Tales of the Fallen #3 He can teleport. He is never a character able to play as in any form of the game. He can throw objects at you, make beams of energy that damage you appear, launch orange versions of Soundwave's secondary weapon at you, that only damage you, not slow. He can also summon drones. In "Operation: Bumblebee Part 1", when the Autobots are discussing Bumblebee's missing T-Cog, Ratchet rules out Decepticon involvement claiming Megatron "is no ghoul." These expectations are ultimately subverted in "Alpha/Omega", where Megatron breaks into a Prime's tomb, steals a Prime's arm, and replaces one of his own arms for it (although given the sheer amount of fear he displayed in the previous episode, Megatron seems to have felt that it was time to take desperate measures).

Spikes of Villainy: As in the films. He gets even more after his body is possessed, which causes him to resemble Unicron. They don't go away after Unicron is expelled from his body, though the villainy part does. What Happened to the Mouse?: He's mentioned a few times in the sequel series to 'Prime', but never makes an actual physical presence, nor is it ever stated where he went or what he's been up to. Now that the Aligned continuity is over, we'll probably never know. Cool Plane: A Cybertronian jet, to be exact. Based on the original form of his Movie counterpart, but simpler. Thousands of years later, Soundwave returned, having recovered a space bridge pillar from the Autobot ship. The Fallen informed Soundwave of Megatron's visit, and Soundwave deduced Megatron was one of the Cybertronians rumored to held captive by the humans, prompting him to return. The Fallen then used the pillar to warp space and time, leaving his prison at last. For thousands of years, the Fallen has recruited proxies to scour the cosmos for the star harvester he required before returning to Earth, the very planet on which his quest began. Nothing will stand in his way this time, and he will scour the surface of this disgusting world clean in the fire of his rage and search through the blasted rubble for that which he seeks.What does not destroy me makes me strong . . . what attempts to destroy me shall be obliterated." ( Beast Wars) Megatron is a Decepticon, one of the lineal descendants of the military hardware robots created by the Quintessons on their factory world of Cybertron. In a conflict between two robotic factions, the Decepticons and the Autobots, the Autobots' invention of transformation gave them an advantage, leading to their victory. The ensuing Golden Age of Cybertron was disrupted by the rise of Megatron, who led the Decepticons against the Autobots. Megatron's eventual defeat resulted in his rebirth as Galvatron through an alliance with the cosmic entity Unicron. Galvatron aimed to destroy the Autobot Matrix of Leadership, but his plans were thwarted, and he was thrown into space. Manipulative Bastard: He's quite skilled at this. "Persuasion" is basically his crowning moment, where he manages to convince Ratchet to complete his Synthetic Energon formula to restore Cybertron. Thousands of years later, Soundwave returned, having recovered a space bridge pillar from the Autobot ship. The Fallen informed Soundwave of Megatron's visit, and Soundwave deduced Megatron was one of the Cybertronians rumored to held captive by the humans, prompting him to return. The Fallen then used the pillar to warp space and time, leaving his prison at last...

Red Is Heroic: As Megatronus, he had red highlights in his armor instead of the present day's purple. When the Alchemor passed by Earth, Megatronus forced the ship to crash, releasing Decepticons. After sometime Megatronus eventually spoke to Steeljaw and made a deal with him that he was to prepare a GroundBridge portal to free Megatronus from his prison in exchange to let Steeljaw and his gang to have Earth. Steeljaw reluctantly agrees to the deal.

Klingons Love Shakespeare: His character notes reveal that he enjoys online cat videos. The Hub's take on 'behind the scenes' also reveals that he and Soundwave are Bronies! Since even before history was recorded on Cybertron, the Fallen has lurked in the shadows, guiding the fate of his fellow machines. His is the hand in the darkness that drives the engines of fate. It was him that engineered the civil war on Cybertron and drove the Decepticons to slaughter their Autobot counterparts. Now on the primitive, flesh-slug infected planet known as Earth, he has stepped out of the shadows to finally seize the power he has sought for millennia. As Jetfire joined the Decepticons, The Fallen took them to a planet named Earth, and they built a Star Harvester to claim the Sun. However, it, too, harbored life: The Fallen was building the Harvester there to either bait his brothers into taking action (while he was prepared to kill them all) or to remain in limbo. Either way, he won! Jetfire finally turned against his master, just as the remaining Primes arrived, falling into the traitor's trap. The Fallen warped Jetfire and his other underlings away and faced his brothers alone. To elaborate, this guy took the limb off of an ancient corpse, and that of a Cybertronian with their equivalent to sainthood, then used it to replace his own arm, and then forged a sword from what is, for all intents and purposes, the blood of the devil.