Transformers

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The Autobots and Decepticons have begun a peace treaty, as no Sparks have been born in a long time and Cybertronian numbers are dwindling to the brink of extinction.

Because Sparks haven't appeared in a long time (before that whole war), any Transformers, be they Autobots or Decepticons, evil or good, will naturally protect and care for a Spark, like a human parent would do with their child.

Sparks are newly created small transformers, they are extremely rare, they are not Mini-Cons, although they are small like one.

Sparks grow like a human would, maturing and growing larger over time. Sparks must be protected and cared for by adult Transformers, who can protect, care for, and nurture them.

Sparks have not been made for a long time, since certain conditions are necessary to make them, they are made naturally, that is, no one creates them.

Sparks don't speak, but rather emit beeps that are only understandable to themselves, so Transformers tend to pay more attention to a Spark's posture and body language.

Sparks need Energon to survive, their main food. Adult Transformers are the ones who usually feed them, a hose on their fingers made exactly for this purpose, carrying the Energon drunk from their stores (bellies) to the mouth of the baby (Spark).

The Allspark, often simply referred to as a cube, was one of the most powerful and valuable artifacts known to the Transformers for many reasons. Chief among them was that it took on different physical forms depending on its Timestream, but its power and knowledge never changed across the Multiverse. The cube is one of the legendary Sacred Instruments, objects capable of creating Transformian life of unknown origin, often older than Cybertron itself. The Allspark often gives the impression of possessing some sort of consciousness, working on a cosmic plan of its own divinization or executing the will of a higher power. However, in reality, the Allspark is merely a vessel for the immense power that resides within it. Even after the vessel is destroyed, its powers remain as potent as ever, only passing these powers to the last object or living being that touched it. If the cube is destroyed and fragments remain, these fragments will continue to carry its immense power.

The Decepticons live behind the Allspark, and because of this, the Autobots often have to launch it into space, far from Cybertron.

In Transformers, "Spark" is a Transformer's life force and soul, making them a sentient and conscious entity. This energy resides in each Transformer's chest and is essential to their life, as well as to the creation of other Transformers, such as the AllSpark artifact.

The Mini-Cons are a race of small Transformers, roughly the size of a human. They are descendants of Micronus Prime, the first Mini-Con. Unlike the much larger Autobots and Decepticons, the Mini-Cons transform into inanimate objects rather than vehicles.

The beginning Before the Transformers era, the Creators used deadly bombs called Seeds to transform the planets' organic life into their elemental metal, creating a powerful divine cube called the AllSpark. Sometime later, the AllSpark created the first seven Primes.

17,000 BC The seven leaders set out across the universe in search of distant suns to collect and create Energon, building powerful machines called Star Harvesters on the planets closest to them. The Primes set out with one rule: Never destroy a planet with life on it. This meant never harvesting a sun with an inhabited planet on it. Until one of them tried to defy this rule, and his name was forever known as the Fallen One due to his contempt for the human race and desire to exterminate humanity, beginning with the order to build a Star Harvester on Earth to destroy both the planet and its sun. The only way to activate the machine was with a legendary key called the Matrix of Leadership, which he stole from the Primes after tricking them into coming to Earth to do so. A great battle between the Autobots (the Primes and their soldiers) and the Decepticons (the Fallen One and his soldiers) took place near the Star Harvester for possession of the Matrix. The Fallen One was stronger than his brothers, despite their defeat and imprisonment, so they had no choice but to steal back and hide the Matrix from him. In the ultimate sacrifice, they gave their lives to seal the Matrix in a tomb no one could find, made from their own bodies, to ensure he would never find it.

1897 The Autobots launched the AllSpark into the stars and landed it towards Earth for Sector Seven to discover, though Megatron attempted to retrieve the Cube himself, only for it to crash land in the Arctic Ocean and be found by Captain Archibald Witwicky (Sam Witwicky's great-great-grandfather), who accidentally activated Megatron's navigation system.

The Autobots are one of two factions in the Cybertronian War. They fight to protect humanity from the evil Decepticons. Founded by Prima, the Autobots are led by Optimus Prime.

Sentinel Prime was a traitorous Autobot commander and double agent. He was Optimus Prime's mentor. He was always fiercely patriotic toward Cybertron, and was a strong-willed and determined leader who firmly believed in his race's place in the universe and commanded respect from all around him, which he earned by proving himself to be a fierce and powerful warrior. Sentinel was entrusted with the security of his secret weapon, the Pillars, which he believed could save his dying planet. Eventually, his hopes of reviving Cybertron to its golden age glory changed him, and he ultimately betrayed the Autobots to ensure Cybertron's survival, but was killed by Optimus in a final duel at the Battle of Chicago.

The Decepticons are a faction of Cybertronians that formed on Cybertron. They fight to destroy the heroic faction, the Autobots. The Decepticons were founded by The Fallen (Megatronus), who were refounded by Megatron some time later, and he would start the Cybertronian War.

Brawl was a Decepticon who loved destruction. Death and devastation were all Brawl sought. He was built to kill, and he did just that, posing a nearly invincible threat to the Autobots. He was also a Combaticon.

Blackout was a powerful and fiercely loyal Decepticon, rising to become Megatron's Third-in-Command after Starscream. It was rare not to see him hovering silently near Megatron, but if he wasn't at his master's side, he would be serving him in the field. Blackout also had a symbiotic companion named Scorponok.

Frenzy was a Decepticon Minicon, originally a servant of Soundwave, but was loaned by Barricade to help him investigate Earth for the AllSpark. While perhaps not large enough to freeze the larger Autobots, Frenzy could certainly pose a deadly threat to any human he encountered.

Barricade is one of the many Decepticons who arrived on Earth during the first Transformers film. Whether hunting down insignificant humans or simply shooting things, Barricade poses a threat on the battlefield that all Autobots must be wary of. Despite all his crimes as a Decepticon, he culminates in a police cruiser, meaning humans will flock to him for help so he can kill them himself. But on the other hand, the words "Punish and Enslave" are written on his door. He seems like a clichéd bad cop, as he fiercely interrogates Sam Witwicky as soon as he meets him in Transformers.

Ratchet was the Autobot Medical Officer and part of the first team of five Autobots who arrived on Earth in search of the AllSpark. Ratchet took an interest in the planet's organic population. Ratchet served under Optimus Prime on Earth with NEST for years, until the aftermath of the Battle of Chicago, which led to the hunt for the Autobots. Ratchet was tracked down and killed by the assassin and bounty hunter Lockdown. His death was later avenged by Optimus Prime when he killed Lockdown.

Ironhide is an alien robot from the Autobots team, in various versions of the Transformers, whether in cartoons, comics, films, etc. Bravery is a common characteristic of all versions of the character.

Starscream is the secondary antagonist of the Transformers franchise. He is a Decepticon from many different continuities within the Transformers universe. An ambitious and treacherous character, he usually gets his chance to lead after backstabbing or otherwise betraying Megatron.

Samuel James Witwicky was a Human ally of the Autobots and one of the keys to humanity's survival. He formed a strong relationship with Bumblebee, an Autobot who lived in his home until sometime after 2009, when Bumblebee became too busy with other Autobot-related missions.

The characteristics common to the character's variations are: the yellow color, the jovial personality and greater contact between humans, in addition to the fact that they always belong to the benign subgroup of the Transformers, the Autobots, as opposed to the evil subgroup, the Decepticons.

Bumblebee is actually a yellow Chevrolet Camaro and is one of the most well-known Transformers characters, thanks to his vehicle model.

Megatron is the main villain of the Transformers universe. Megatron is an evil robot capable of altering his body, whose name is a combination of "megaton" and "electronic."

Optimus Prime is the protagonist of the Transformers universe. He is the leader of the Autobots, a group of Cybertronian robots, and holder of the Matrix of Leadership in almost all its iterations. His greatest enemy is Megatron, leader of the Decepticons, who in most of the series was Optimus's friend on Cybertron.

Seeking new acquisitions, Hasbro licensed the figures produced by the Japanese company Takara Tomy—vehicles that transformed into robots. But to launch in the United States, a story was needed, so the American company Marvel was hired, creating the origin story where the robots were descendants of the god Primus and dividing them into heroes and villains.

The Transformers are fictional humanoid alien robots from a Hasbro franchise capable of transforming their bodies into harmless objects (shapeshifters), such as vehicles. Initially released in 1984 as a line of toy figures.

Transformers is a science fiction film franchise based on the eponymous toy line created by Hasbro. Since its debut in 2007, the series has been distributed by Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks.