Transformers Cybertron

Thunderblast is a Decepticon girl who, along with her brethren, was imprisoned by Crosswise long ago, but was freed by Starscream. As a sea warrior, she spends much of her time at sea; it is believed that she gave birth to the ancient myth of the sirens, luring sailors into traps with her sweet voice. She has the mischievous nature of a spoiled young woman who seeks only to pamper herself and have fun in any way possible. Unfortunately, one of her favorite pastimes is causing all sorts of trouble for the Autobots. Like many Earthlings, Thunderblast seeks a strong man on whose shoulder she can always lean. This is why she joined Megatron's squad—she found him significantly more attractive, as he was undoubtedly stronger both physically and in character than Starscream. When he was reborn as Galvatron, she became completely obsessed with him. Ultimately, after the Autobots' victory and Galvatron's destruction, Thunderblast took the remaining former Decepticons with her and flew off on a rocket into the depths of the universe, hoping to find and charm an even stronger and more powerful Decepticon leader than Galvatron. Thunderblast transforms into a light patrol boat, whose primary weapon is a powerful rocket launcher, which she also carries in robot mode. When using the Earth Cyber ​​Key, the rocket launcher unfolds into a bazooka.

Planet: Vilocitron (the very first one you'll travel to. It's also called the "speed planet") Planet: Animatros (the second one you'll visit. It's also called "Planet Jungle") Planet: Cybertron (the third planet you'll travel to to awaken Primus (make the planet Cybertron transform into it) with the first 3 keys) Planet: Gigantion (this is the fourth planet you'll travel to; it's in another dimension, so you'll have to vaza. This planet is also called the "planet of giants" because giant Transformers live there, but there are also minicons, who are sometimes slightly taller or shorter than humans.)

You will have to search for all these planets, but you will find everything modern.

Crumplezon/Dark Crumplezon is Ransack's friend and partner, also a native of Velocitron, and a great lover of mischief. He's clearly not the brightest, but he doesn't mind at all, preferring to leave the thinking to others (usually his friend Plunder or Megatron). He does what he loves most – destroying everything and everyone. He's very strong and possesses tremendous firepower, but his stupidity often leaves him defeated. When he activates his dual bazookas with Velocitron's Cyber ​​Key, all the Autobots barely manage to dodge his frantic fire. Once, Crumplezon was nearly destroyed by the Metal Crusher, but Megatron's ghost revived him by infusing him with some of the dark energy from his Unicron armor. After this, Crumplezon became Dark Crumplezon—his armor changed to black, the design of the cockpit on his chest changed, and the Decepticon symbol appeared on it. As a result, he became stronger and more confident, and even smarter.

Ransack is the smallest of the Decepticons, a bully and a hooligan. Always ready to play a trick on someone, he often comes up with various dishonest tricks that allow him to win any battle or competition. Naturally, many would like to settle scores with him, and so he never parts with his friend, the thug Crumpleson, who serves as a sort of human shield. He remains a Decepticon only out of fear of his leader (although, given the choice, he would behave the same way). Ransack transforms into a Cybertronian motorcycle, and when used, the Velocitron Cyber ​​Key activates his weapon—a double-barreled pistol. In motorcycle mode, he can use the pistol (located on the back) for a short boost of speed and even flight.

Thunderer is a true maniac, loving battles, shooting, fighting, and everything that comes with them. He doesn't need any other life; he derives genuine pleasure from the damage he inflicts. On the other hand, Thunderer often feels unappreciated by his superiors, Megatron and Brawler (and he's right, they really do disrespect him), and he's frankly tired of constantly losing in the end. But none of this diminishes his passion—he's always ready to engage in a fight whenever the opportunity arises. He transforms into an Su-37 fighter jet. In place of his left arm, Thunderer has a powerful cannon—the so-called "Thunder Cannon." When using the Cyber ​​Key of Earth, the cannon's firepower increases. The Cyber ​​Key also allows him to use this cannon in airplane mode. During his adventures with the Decepticons, he learned several combat techniques: the Rain of Destruction (a rapid-fire attack from a cannon while spinning around), the Triple Spinning Laser (a more powerful spinning attack), the Super-Electric Thunderbolt Punch (a powerful punch charged with electricity. A "Subjective Move"), and the Storm Flower (a super-fast attack with multiple missiles). The other Decepticons often rode him as mounts. At the end of the series (after the Decepticons' defeat), he, like Crumpleson and Plunder, defected to the Autobots. They decided to become Decepticons again, but Crumpleson objected and preferred to remain on the victorious Autobot side. However, they managed to drag him onto the ship and remove the Autobot emblem.

Metroplex is the largest, strongest, and kindest of all the inhabitants of the Planet of Giants. He served as the planet's commander for a long time, overseeing all construction work. In fact, his acquaintance with the Autobots began when he rescued Fuugaz and Optimus from under a colossal metal block, splitting it in two with his enormous axe. Metroplex is always happy to help anyone in need—accidents never happen at his construction sites, and he intends to ensure they don't happen again. Although he was initially reluctant to join the Autobots, citing Gigantion's age-old traditions, which demanded that the planet's inhabitants only build and not fight, he later realized how dangerous the Decepticons could be and decided to defy tradition to save the future of the entire universe. Metroplex is incredibly powerful—in a one-on-one fight with Megatron, he defeated the Decepticon leader with almost no effort, destroying Nemesis Breaker in the process. After the Great Cybertron Wars, he represented Gigantion at the Intergalactic Peace Conference. He wields a powerful weapon called the Sparkdrinker—something resembling a massive axe with an excavator bucket on one end and a circular saw on the other. Using Gigantion's Cyber ​​Key, he can extend the saw and deliver a super-powerful axe strike or even hurl it at an enemy like a boomerang. Optimus Prime can also use the Sparkdrinker if necessary, allowing him to deal a blow of such force that even Galvatron would be powerless against it. Metroplex transforms into a giant futuristic excavator and works in tandem with a Mini-Con named Drillbit.

Mixer is Metroplex's closest friend and advisor, who, according to his commander, "knows a lot about a lot." He's kind and enjoys talking and sharing a wide variety of things with others. When necessary, he won't hesitate to use his considerable strength (he once rushed to Override's aid without hesitation, though he was easily defeated by Galvatron). He transforms into a massive concrete mixer truck. If necessary, he can attack enemies with his quick-drying cement, effectively "freezing" them in place. Using Gigantion's Cyber ​​Key, he can split the mixer in half and fire a powerful blast of energy from it, resembling a missile. He works in tandem with a Mini-Con named Stripmine.

Cobybot is none other than a young man named Coby Henson, an Autobot ally who managed to transform the body of the dead Metalhead into his own transforming suit, which he could control from within. With this suit, Coby became an official member of the Autobot team, earning recognition from Optimus Prime and his own personal emblem—the Autobot symbol against a background of crossed wrenches, signifying his role as an engineer. Coby also wore this suit when he accompanied Hot Shot to Velocitron. Although Scattershot, who was helping Coby rebuild Metalhead, disabled all of its weapons systems for safety, Cobybot still plays a vital role in the team.

Evac is the commander of the ancient Autobot forces on Earth. For many centuries, hiding in various alternate forms, he helped people in need. For example, he once saved a boy named Mike Franklin, who eventually became a valuable ally of the Autobots. Evac is kind and responsible, and he values ​​human life above all else. He also hid Earth's Cyber ​​Key in the ancient past to prevent the Decepticons from finding it. For the past few decades, Evac has transformed into a rescue helicopter. In both modes, the Earth-Type Cyber ​​Key allows it to activate two cannons; in helicopter mode, they can also be used as rocket boosters. Smokey is a friend and follower of Evac. But while Evac focused his efforts on helping people, Smokey dedicated himself specifically to fighting the Decepticons, whom he considered cursed monsters who caused all the problems (hence his nickname, "Monster Hunter"). He calls this justice and sees nothing wrong with mercilessly capturing Decepticons and imprisoning them in special cells. After completing his work in ancient times, he found himself frozen in ice for unknown reasons. When people led by Professor Suzuki accidentally unearthed him, he scanned one of their vehicles and broke free in a new alt-form to avoid attracting too much attention. He has resumed his fight against the Decepticons, and although everyone he captured previously was freed by Scandolist, he has no intention of giving up. In both modes, the Earth Cyber ​​Key allows him to activate two missile launchers and fire a powerful salvo of missiles.

Snarl is one of Backstop's best students, the only one who remained close to his master until the very end and never forgot his teachings. Calm and reserved, he speaks in a quiet, growling voice. Initially, he distrusted both the Autobots and the Decepticons, but he is able to distinguish good from evil. Snarl is a wild man by nature, accustomed to the primitive simplicity of his home planet, and initially referred to the Autobot base as nothing less than a "den." He transforms into a powerful white wolf. When the Animatros Cyber ​​Key is activated, a pair of powerful fangs emerge from his wolf's mouth. Since the wolf's head is on his right hand in robot mode, he can use this weapon in both modes. Furthermore, his weapon in robot mode is what served as his tail in alt-form: a makeshift gunblade, depending on the circumstances.

Stopper is a renowned teacher who has taught martial arts to many of the inhabitants of Animatros. However, all of his students were required to remember one cardinal rule: fight only when there is no other choice. Stopper himself strictly adheres to this rule and therefore usually refrains from engaging in combat, although he is quite capable of single-handedly taking on a dozen opponents (which is difficult to imagine, given his apparent clumsiness). Perhaps his name is an expression of his philosophy. He transforms into a mighty robotic rhinoceros, and the Animatros Cyber ​​Key allows him to extend his horn in this mode, making it an even more dangerous weapon.

Counter is Breakdown's young apprentice and assistant, acting like a twelve-year-old boy from Earth. He admires his mentor and tries to please him in any way he can. He idolizes Hot Shot, who saved him and Nadlom from Reaver and Crumpleson, and views the Autobot as a true hero. As befits a young man, he tends to overestimate his own strength and always tries to show off. When activating the Velocitron Cyber ​​Key, he gains a dual laser cannon, similar to Override's.

Breakdown is a racing veteran and one of the oldest residents of Velocitron. He maintains a garage full of spare parts. Ransack once said that Breakdown "has been here practically forever" and that "if anyone knows anything, it's him." Breakdown even has a stylized "beard," though it's unknown where it came from, or whether it's even a beard. He's always willing to help his neighbors with advice and deeds. He greatly respects Hot Shot for saving him from an attack. He transforms into a racing car, similar in design to Formula 1 cars. When activating the Velocitron Cyber ​​Key, he gains a blade-like weapon.

Override is the ruler of Planet Speed; thanks to her incredible speed, she has repeatedly won the Planet Cup, which later turned out to be the Planet Cyber ​​Key. While persuading her to hand over the Cup, both the Autobots and Decepticons claimed they wanted to save the universe. Unable to tell which of them was telling the truth, Override declared that the Cup simply had to be won from her (such was the law of the planet and it must be strictly observed). Only the Autobot Hot Shot was able to overtake her—and during their numerous races, he explained to her what the Autobots were fighting for. After his victory in the race, having understood the true motives of Megatron and the Decepticons, Override willingly joined the Autobots. She became friends with an Earth girl, Lori; they are almost like sisters. After the end of the Great Cybertron Wars, she represented Planet Speed ​​at the Intergalactic Peace Conference. She gave Hot Shot dominion over Planet Speed ​​after he won the Speed ​​500 race. Override transforms into a Velocitron car, designed for ultra-fast driving, and uses the Velocitron Cyber ​​Key to activate a dual laser cannon in both modes.

Megalion, formerly Overhaul, was once transported to the Jungle Planet, where he encountered the savage, uncouth strength of its inhabitants. Yet, he continued to uphold the Autobot ideals there, which allowed him to tap into the Planet's Cyber ​​Key. The artifact reformatted his body, granting him an alt-mode in the form of a fearsome and courageous lion; however, even in his bestial form, he remained loyal to the Autobot cause. Megalion never backs down from a fight, even under Optimus' orders, and he never surrenders. In both modes, on his arms or his front paws, when activating the Planet's Cyber ​​Key, he gains powerful, strong claws capable of piercing almost anything. He can use his tail as a whip in robot mode. The only thing Megalion dislikes about his new form is the complete lack of firearms. He can combine with Optimus Prime, forming a mini-gestalt by transforming into his right or left arm. This is called Feral Claw Mode, and in it, Optimus can unleash a super-powered attack by slamming his Megalive arm into an enemy.

Machine Gun is the most nervous of all the Autobots, despite the fact that he is invariably successful in all his endeavors. Before his transformation, he was the base's operator—while the others worked in the field, Machine Gun monitored their activities on a monitor screen and, when necessary, relayed information via comms. Machine Gun is the most sociable of the Autobots and interacts with people much more easily than the others. Despite his small size, he is quite capable of holding his own even against strong opponents (such as Mudflap). In both incarnations, he transforms into a rocket-powered APC, although initially it is significantly smaller and the Earth Cyber ​​Key gives him the ability to fire a series of small grenades. After his transformation, he has become much larger, more powerful, and more confident than before, and now uses the Autobot Cyber ​​Key to fire a double-barreled shot that seems to be on par with Optimus Prime's similar shot. Although he often doesn't understand, he can sometimes throw out something like "the last one is the rusty galosh," in other words, arrange a race with Panicker and Reckless, and they, naturally, will agree.

Hot Shot is a relatively young Autobot obsessed with speed. Hot Shot is ready to "race" anywhere, anytime, and as much as he wants, but that doesn't stop him from being a good soldier. He simply loves action, loves fighting, and most of all, loves participating in various races. Although he's not as young as, say, Scattershock, he nonetheless displays a youthful desire to prove himself to the other Autobots, especially Optimus Prime. Hot Shot always prioritizes Autobot honor—when someone is in danger, he instantly forgets everything and rushes headlong to their defense, unconcerned about the trouble it might cause for himself. Even if he understands that such behavior isn't always acceptable, he still proudly defends his beliefs and does what he believes is right. On Velocitron, Speedy truly became a true hero for the Autobots—he was the only one able to defeat Override, the planet's leader, in a race, thus winning the first Planet Cyber ​​Key for the Autobots. After the destruction of the Black Hole and the end of the Great Cybertron Wars, he participated in the Speed ​​500 race, winning and becoming the new leader of Velocitron (a decision made by Override). Before his reformation, he transformed into a light, high-speed car, summoned the Velocitron Cyber ​​Key to enhance his speed, and carried a rather large cannon. Now, he transforms into an armored personnel carrier, uses the Autobot Cyber ​​Key, and carries a wide range of weapons, from laser cannons to missiles, though he is no longer as fast as before.

Panic (Red Alert) is the Autobots' staff doctor and technician. As befits a good doctor, Panic is serious, responsible, and intelligent, an excellent expert in his field. He prefers to follow orders to the letter, which often leads him into arguments with Dashing. Unlike the latter, Panic thinks with his head rather than his heart. However, his heart (or rather, his spark) is clearly in the right place. Panic values ​​life and strives to protect it at all costs. He rarely loses his composure, but when he does, the Decepticons prefer to flee—in anger, Panic is terrifying even in his harmless police car mode. Using the Earth Cyber ​​Key, he can activate two cannons in both modes, located on the rear doors (in car mode) or on his shoulders (in robot mode). After his reformation, now in the form of a powerful armored personnel carrier, he gained access to a massive laser cannon. When he uses the Autobot Cyber ​​Key, the cannon splits in half, unleashing a powerful laser blast. Despite his serious demeanor, he's not overly strict and can even compete in a "who can kill the most Metal Munchers" race. A panicker is not one to give up. (Paniker is his name in the Russian dub! EXACTLY Paniker! NOT A FRIEND!)

Cybertron Defense Team These three Autobots were originally part of Optimus's squad and didn't stand out from the crowd until they were struck by Megatron's new superweapon, bestowed upon him by the Cyber ​​Key of Earth. In critical condition, they were taken to a military base, where engineers led by Koby attempted to repair them. Although two of the three Autobots were certain they were beyond rescue, the children helped them understand that surrender was unacceptable under any circumstances. The trio fervently wished to return to duty and help their friends—and their wish was miraculously granted: a wave of energy from Cybertron, passing through the Omega Lock, revived the three warriors, reformatted them, and imbued them with new powers. Thus, they became the Cybertron Defense Team, each of them possessing a powerful armored personnel carrier as their alt form.

Saberwing is one of the most powerful Autobots, having proven in one episode capable of single-handedly confronting Megatron. For a long time, he was one of the best Autobots under Optimus Prime on Cybertron, but nevertheless left the team due to his extreme willfulness. He always does things his own way, without listening to anyone, and once even attacked Optimus when he got in his way, saying he "was asking for it." Saberwing recognizes no authority but his own and only obeys orders when he deems them necessary. Nevertheless, he arrived precisely when his help was needed and became truly indispensable (especially due to his ability to merge with Optimus in a mini-gestalt, forming the so-called Sonic Wing Mode, in which he grants Optimus incredible speed and maneuverability). Saberwing transforms into a modification of the A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft, also extremely fast and maneuverable, armed with two hand blades, machine guns, missiles, and a powerful cannon activated by the Autobot Cyber ​​Key. After the end of the Great Wars of Cybertron and the destruction of the Black Hole, he patrolled space, where he discovered Scandalist's signal, and then set out with Fugue, who wanted to settle the score with Scandalist, to deal with him. (Saberwing is his name in the Russian dub! EXACTLY Saberwing! There's no other way!)

Overhaul is a dedicated Autobot, known for his small stature, immense strength, endurance, and fierce temper. He is highly combative, rude, and prefers to work rather than think. Despite this, he remains fiercely loyal to the Autobot cause (often working as their loader) and his friends, and holds a deep disdain for the Decepticons. Overhaul has a reputation as a formidable warrior, having repeatedly won battles that would have been hopeless for others. Many called him simply crazy and distrusted him, but among Optimus Prime's crew, Overhaul felt needed for the first time, and has never felt lonely again. Nothing stands in Overhaul's way; he is willing to fight to the bitter end, defending Autobot ideals, and has sacrificed himself more than once to protect and save others. He was later reformatted by the Jungle Planet Cyber ​​Key into Mugulva. Overhaul transforms into a small SUV capable of traversing any obstacle. The Autobot Cyber ​​Key, used in robot mode, allows him to fire a powerful blast of energy from his chest at an enemy.

Vector Prime is the legendary Guardian of Time and Space, a Transformer almost as old as time itself. Vector Prime was one of the original 13 Transformers created at the dawn of time by Primus, the first leader of the Autobots and bearer of the Matrix of Leadership. For millions of years, he remained outside the timestream at Primus's behest, observing the history of the universe. However, he was forced to join the modern Autobots when the threat of the Black Hole arose. Vector Prime possesses vast knowledge dating back to the dawn of time, making him a key figure in the search for the Cyber ​​Planet Keys. Like any Autobot, he values ​​life highly and always protects it, even going so far as to sacrifice himself if circumstances demand it—as he did at the end of the series to open a path for the Autobots from the Gigantion universe back to their own. Vector Prime can manipulate time, reversing it when necessary, but this requires a tremendous amount of energy. Furthermore, to return his friends from Gigantion back to Cybertron, Vector had to rewind time so far that his mechanisms simply failed, and he died a hero's death. However, he continued to watch over his friends—he helped Optimus overcome the last centimeters to retrieve the Omega Gate when it was about to fall into the center of the already unstable Black Hole, and gave him his sword so he could confront Galvatron. Judging by the shot in the end credits, Vector Prime's spirit battles Galvatron's spirit in an otherworldly dimension. Vector Prime's sword, among other things, cuts holes in space itself, creating dimensional portals. He transforms into a gigantic Cybertronian starship and works in tandem with a Mini-Con named Security. His "universal" Cyber ​​Key allows him to create an impenetrable energy shield.

Fugue is one of the oldest Autobots, a veteran of the Decepticon wars. Many Autobots look up to him, including Optimus Prime, as it was Fugue who once taught him Cybertronian martial arts. Fugue is never averse to a fight, but he values ​​his friends greatly. He believes that home is the most beautiful place in the universe for everyone, and therefore his first goal is to save Cybertron. But he loves Earth just as much, as it was there that he met people, especially a boy named Koby, who constantly repairs his eternally broken ancient machines. Fugue has a personal grudge against Starscream, who once almost killed him. After the end of the Great Cybertron Wars, he asked Optimus to excuse him from participating in the construction of the new Space Bridge, as he had unfinished business with Scandolist (Mudflap supported Landmine, saying he wasn't the only one who needed to settle the score with Scandolist). Optimus allowed him and Mudflap to deal with Starscream. He transforms into a powerful bulldozer, and his Cyber ​​Key (Earth-type) allows him to extend spikes around his rear tires. In robot mode, he can also unleash a powerful attack with a powerful wind blast (Cyber ​​Storm).

Jetfire is Optimus's second-in-command, carrying out his orders most meticulously and faithfully. He prefers to adhere to strict rules in everything he does. A bit conservative, he is cautious and skeptical of new ideas, preferring to stick to the old and proven ways. He approaches any task with the utmost responsibility, as well as protecting the innocent from the atrocities of the Decepticons. He has a talent for detective work. In the episode "Crossing," it was revealed that Jetfire, surprisingly, is afraid of vaccinations. By the end of the adventure, when Optimus Prime departed for the depths of space to build a new Space Bridge, he left Jetfire as ruler of Cybertron in his stead. Jetfire transforms into a large cargo plane, but this does not prevent him from traveling at very high speeds. He is capable of unleashing a powerful stream of wind from his turbines on enemies (this attack is called the Turbine Wave). Using the Autobot Cyber ​​Key, he can extend a dual cannon on his back and fire a powerful blast.

Optimus Prime is the Commander-in-Chief of the Autobot army. A wise and capable leader, he always knows just what to say and do. As a rule, no Autobot questions his orders, as they are always justified and reasonable. Optimus is infinitely kind and has immense compassion for all living things; he is willing to risk his own to protect another's life. And while this sometimes plays into the hands of his enemies (it was thanks to this quality of Optimus that Brawler managed to steal the Omega Gate), the leader of the Autobots simply cannot be otherwise. Optimus Prime does not want the Autobots' war against the Decepticons and their attempts to stop the Black Hole to burden anyone else, and that is why, when sending his soldiers to other planets, he always orders them not to interact with the local population to avoid problems. However, he soon became convinced that this path was a mistake, as on every planet the Autobots visited, they invariably found loyal friends and allies, without whose help achieving their goals would have been much more difficult. After the destruction of the Black Hole and the end of the Great Cybertron Wars, he sanctioned the first Intergalactic Peace Conference, which decided to build a new Space Bridge, wishing to continue the work of his ancestors. Optimus Prime transforms into a large truck that, by unfolding part of its "trailer" into wings, can even fly. He can also combine with his trailer in robot mode, creating "Super Mode," in which his strength is greatly increased. Using the Autobot Cyber ​​Key in Super Mode, Optimus can fire a powerful stream of plasma from his two cannons. Unlike in other series, Optimus is depicted as significantly weaker than Megatron. To defeat his greatest enemy, Optimus combines with Saberwing or Megalion.

Primus, the God of all Transformers, personifies creation. He is himself a planet-sized Transformer, and he is and always has been Cybertron. From the very beginning of time, he battled Unicron, the lord of chaos and devourer of worlds. His Great Spark shaped the beginning of life on Cybertron, Velocitron, and all other planets inhabited by Transformers. In robot mode, he is incredibly strong, armed with numerous cannons and capable of using his moons as weapons. The Autobot Cyber ​​Key allows him to extend dual cannons from his arms and fire powerful laser blasts.

Hermit is one of the last surviving members of the race from Planet X, once destroyed in the war with Gigantion. He, as he puts it, is always "on his own side," posing as either an Autobot or a Decepticon. The former only worked in the first few encounters, as it later became clear that he is a villain. He has repeatedly attempted to steal what both sides fought over—the Omega Lock and the Cyber ​​Planet Keys—for his own purposes. This is why he joined forces with the renegade Decepticon Starscream—while he may be powerful, there's only one of them, and it would be easiest to steal the Lock from him, and before that, he could help him acquire it. Hermit transforms into a futuristic flying machine, capable of instantly changing direction and also capable of teleportation. His shield bears two emblems—Autobot and Decepticon—and he can choose which one to display. When activating his "universal" Cyber ​​Key, the blades on the sides of the Hermit's shield extend and the Hermit himself can use it as a cannon (in both modes). Soundwave (Barkhan) is Hermit's partner in misfortune, but he is the dominant force in the duo. Calm, but very dangerous. Many people stop taking him seriously after hearing him talk like a radio DJ—and this is a fatal mistake, because Soundwave should never be underestimated, otherwise the consequences will be dire. He transforms into a plane and carries his servant, the cyber-bird Laserbeak, in his chest. He is capable of precisely copying any voice and sound, but always speaks with a sonic nuance similar to the static on a radio. He disappeared along with Sideways after an energy explosion on Gigantion caused by Galvatron and Scandalist (Vector Prime speculates that they and Scandalist were thrown into another dimension).

Jolt is the only Mini-Con who can speak. He's very friendly with people (especially children) and Transformers, as his brain is almost human-like (more accurately, a child's brain). He's the leader of the data collection squad and Lori's partner. Sixspeed is the fastest of the Mini-Cons. Unlike Jolt, he can't speak. He's Bud's partner. Echo, like Six-Speed, can't speak. Kobe's teammate. Security Guard is Vector Prime's Minicon partner. He transforms into a Cybertronian jet. He assists Vector in a variety of ways, even serving as a sort of small arms weapon. He was the most saddened by Vector Prime's heroic death and missed him the longest. Drillbit, Stripmine, and Heavyload are Mini-Cons who serve as partners to Metroplex, Quickmix, and Menasor, respectively.

Megatron/Galvatron is the leader of the Decepticons. Exceptionally intelligent, cruel, and utterly fearless. His goal, for which he will stop at nothing and sweep away any obstacles in his path, is to seize the power of the Omega Lock and the Cyber ​​Planet Keys and use them to "reshape" the universe as he sees fit. Megatron is incredibly strong—he once used his mind alone (by creating an aura of dark energy around his body) to repel an attacking Cybertron Defense Team. Needless to say, his physical attacks can be quite powerful. The Decepticon leader possesses exceptional organizational skills, quickly grasps the situation, and, if the circumstances don't require force, can resort to diplomacy. However, he holds his allies in low regard, viewing them as mere tools to achieve his goals. Megatron never surrenders under any circumstances—he refuses to even entertain the possibility of being defeated. Brawler (Starscream) is Megatron's second-in-command, his "right-hand man." Even more cruel and vicious than Megatron himself (if such a thing were even possible), he considers his leader completely unworthy of power over even the Decepticons, much less the entire universe. Unlike his Generation I counterpart, Brawler is cautious enough to keep his ambitions for power a secret for the time being and to play the role he detests as Megatron's henchman. He prefers to solve any problems by force. He believes that the impossible can be made possible by sheer willpower—by dedicating oneself entirely to the desired goal. In the episode "Decisive Battle," he dared to challenge Galvatron for leadership; in this duel, Brawler lost, but did not die; he was merely thrown into a parallel dimension by an energy explosion. (You will meet him again if you decide to continue the story at the end.)

Tim Henson is the older brother of Kobe and Bud. Stanton is an auto mechanic, and Kobe spent more time with him, learning the art of engineering from him. Robert Henson is the father of Kobe, Tim, and Bud. He shares Kobe's passion for dirt bike racing and taught Kobe to never give up, no matter what. Ernesto Jimenez is Lori's father, a real estate developer who enjoys amateur astronomy. Red White, Carlos Lopez, Alexis T. Dang, and Kicker Jones are the main characters of the "Armada" and "Energon" seasons. They only appeared at the end of the series, watching Optimus Prime and the others journey into the depths of the universe to build a new Space Bridge.

Dr. Lucy Suzuki is a kind and sweet scientist who researches the possibility of extraterrestrial life. She's disliked by her fellow scientists, who are accustomed to relying solely on facts, but Professor Suzuki herself is a person with an open imagination, capable of believing things others would never dare. So Lori decided she could be trusted with the secret of the Transformers. Her expectations were right—the professor believed the three children's story about Transformer robots without a shadow of a doubt (especially since just a few minutes after their story, she found herself caught in a brawl between Starscream, Mudflap, and Scattershot, which Scattershot emerged victorious). That same day, Scattershot helped her fulfill a lifelong dream—to shake the hand (or, in their case, the pinky) of an alien and officially welcome them to Earth. Her last name, which sounds like a car brand, became the subject of a joke - in one episode, Kobe and Bud's father called her "Miss Honda." Colonel Mike Franklin is a mysterious, high-ranking government agent with access to top-secret information related to Transformers on Earth. Initially, he is desperate to find them, leading viewers to believe he's not doing so with good intentions. However, midway through the series, the opposite is revealed: when Mike was still a child, the Autobot Evac rescued him from a raging river just before he fell into a waterfall. Although no one wanted to believe him, the boy was certain he saw the helicopter transform into a robot. As an adult, he joined the government because it was the only way to find his savior and repay him for saving him, and he eventually succeeded. Afterward, the colonel used his connections in the CIA to assist the Autobots in their mission. After the destruction of the Black Hole and the end of the Great Cybertron Wars, he represented Earth at the Intergalactic Peace Conference with the assistance of Evac.

Coby Henson is a Colorado boy and the main human character in the animated series. A true mechanical genius and a jack-of-all-trades, Coby's contributions to the Autobot cause were among the most notable. Coby tirelessly repaired not only equipment at the Autobot base but also the Transformers themselves: even his acquaintance with Fugue, the first Autobot to arrive on Earth, began with Coby repairing his injured right leg. Coby's other accomplishments include assisting Hot Shot in his final race against Override as both driver and mechanic; constructing his own Transformer suit, Cobybot, from the body of the dead Metal Badger; and rerouting energy from the Ogygia's weapons systems to the engines, saving the entire crew from certain death. At the end of the series, Coby begins dating Lori Jimenez, despite initially detesting her. Bud Henson is Coby's younger brother, eight years old. As befits his age, he loves superhero stories and has an incredibly active and wild imagination. His fantasies often serve as a source of endless ideas for the Autobots, which can help them in any situation (for example, it was Bud who came up with the idea of ​​conserving Energon when departing from the base). Bud also has a huge reserve of optimism and loves to crack sarcastic jokes ("Oh, no! So we're doomed! For the fifteenth time!"). Lori has such a strong character that even some Decepticons (especially the mighty Whiplash) fear her, not to mention the Autobots (like Sapwing). She's very close with Override, as if she were an older sister. Long after the end of the Decepticon War, Lori began dating Coby.

This trinity, including you, can hear the sound of the Omega Gateway.

The main threat is a massive black hole that is growing and capable of destroying the entire universe. It has already swallowed several planets, and next in line is Cybertron, the home planet of the Transformers.

To try to save the world, the legendary Transformer Vector Prime reveals ancient artifacts—the Cyber ​​Keys of the Planets and the Omega Gateway. The Cyber ​​Keys are fragments of Primus's spark, each capable of transforming a planet; if all the keys are collected and inserted into the Omega Gateway, they can gain enough power to close a black hole.

The Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, set out to search for the keys scattered across various worlds. But Megatron (later reborn as Galvatron) also discovers the artifacts' power: he isn't concerned with saving the universe, but wants to use the keys to gain power. During the search, both sides are joined by local Transformers from various planets.

Ultimately, the Autobots evacuate to Earth, disguise themselves as Earth vehicles, and, together with three teenage allies, continue their mission. The climax is the final battle with Galvatron to close the black hole and save Cybertron. And you sent 4 teenage friends, slightly rewriting the story. The story remained the same, but with your participation.