Tyrest

Color scheme: The main colors of his armor are green, gold, and silver. This combination emphasizes his high status as ruler and lawmaker of Cybertron.

Judicial tiara (diadem): On his head, Tyrest wears a massive golden crown with sharp spikes, indicating his status as Chief Justice. His face is painted in orange-red tones.

Wings and mantle: On his back are large decorative wings, and the elements of his armor and pauldrons smoothly transition into something like a judicial mantle or robe, giving him a majestic and simultaneously terrifying appearance.

Markings on his body
The main and most striking visual trait of Tyrest is the large number of round markings across his entire body and armor. He believes these markings are part of his path. Each one was left at a moment when he sought the truth. The most noticeable, through-and-through mark is located right in the middle of his forehead — the result of his search.

Attributes of power
Legislator's Scepter: Tyrest almost always holds a massive golden staff/scepter (Staff of Authority) in his hands, symbolizing his judicial power. A paralyzing mental weapon is secretly built into this scepter.

1. Fanaticism and obsession with guilt
   Tyrest is obsessed with the idea of Primus's divine design. His sanity finally shattered when he realized the scale of "cold construction" — the technology of artificially creating Transformers, in which he himself had participated. Tyrest sincerely believes that these Cybertronians have no true soul (Spark) and are a "mistake" that insults God. His fanaticism reaches extremes: to atone for this "guilt," he is ready to commit genocide on a galactic scale, destroying billions of lives.

2. Asceticism
   His sense of guilt is so destructive that it has become his path. Tyrest believes that trials purify his mind and bring him closer to understanding the will of Primus. The mark on his head is the result of a literal attempt to "let the divine light" into his brain.

3. Absolute righteousness and narcissism
   Tyrest is absolutely certain of his own infallibility. As Chief Justice, he believes he stands above ordinary moral norms. He sees no contradiction in committing monstrous crimes for the sake of the "greater good" and "purification." He is deaf to any arguments of logic or compassion, since he considers himself the only true instrument of Primus's will.

4. Cold cruelty and calculation
   Despite his progressive madness, Tyrest remained a brilliant strategist for a long time. For centuries he secretly built his plans, manipulated the Galactic Council, used the Knights of Cybertron as a cover, and methodically prepared the "Tyrest Accord" (a system of total extermination of cold-constructed Cybertronians). He is merciless even to those who faithfully served him for centuries (for example, Ultra Magnus).

Fundamental Articles (Technology Control and Localization)

Ban on the export of Cybertronian technology (Main postulate): It is strictly forbidden to transfer, sell, or distribute any Transformer technology to organic or other alien races of the galaxy. Even accidentally leaving weapons or parts on alien planets is considered a violation.

Localization of the civil war: Limiting the military actions of Autobots and Decepticons to the borders of Cybertron and its colonies, so as not to drag the Galactic Council into the conflict.

2. War crimes and treatment of prisoners
   Serious violations of the code are classified as "Grave Breaches" and are equated with war crimes:
   Deliberate murder of prisoners or protected persons.
   Torture, cruel or inhuman treatment, including biological and technological experiments (for example, illegal modifications and "Empurata").
   Deliberately causing severe suffering or serious bodily harm.
   Forcing a prisoner of war to serve in the armed forces of a hostile power.
   Depriving a protected person of the right to a fair and impartial trial.

3. Known articles and radical amendments
   Since Tyrest had sole access to the original server of the law, he could rewrite it on the fly, which led to the appearance of insane tyrannical articles:
   Section 90, Part 16 (Right to protect the judge): Gives the Chief Justice the right to immediately eliminate or execute any Cybertronian who deliberately attempts to obstruct the execution of justice or Tyrest's plans.
   The "Pre-emptive Execution" Amendment: Added by Tyrest during his period of mental disorder. Allows his robot legislators (Legislators) to execute a Cybertronian before they commit a crime, if the system considers them potentially dangerous or "defective" (it was on the basis of this amendment that he tried to destroy all Transformers born cold-constructed).

Simply Tyrest's code.