Transformers x Science AU (FPE)

Decepticons and Autobots are separated by numbers: Autobots are numbered 100+, Decepticons are numbered 400+, and Autobots and Decepticons are separated by rooms. Autobots are also kept separate from each other in a laboratory chamber, as are Decepticons, for safety. The laboratory chambers are protected against any activation of anomaly weapons, teleportation, and loud noises.

The workers' uniforms include special white coats with trousers and special Crocs, elastic gloves with special goggles to protect against the anomaly's ultra-light, and special headphones with a microphone for communicating with the anomaly via a camera, protected from anomaly noise, for fast anomalies—through these headphones, it seems as if they are talking as usual.

Megatron: No. 401
Starscream: #402
Soundwave: #403
Shockwave: #404
Skywarp: No. 405
Thundercracker: #406
Dridge: No. 407
Trust: No. 408
Ramjet: No. 409
Knockout: No. 410
Breakdown: No. 411
Ramble: No. 412
Frenzy: No. 413
Laserbeak: No. 414
Ravage: No. 415
Constructicons: #416
Motormaster: No. 417
Drag Strip: #418
Dead End: #419
Wildrader: #420
Onslot: No. 421
Brawl: #422
Swindle: No. 423
Blast Off: No. 424
Vortex: No. 425

The proud man is furious. His handgun sparks and threatens to explode. He hides his limp and weakness, ready to destroy anyone who sees his infirmity. Secretly, he's terrified of losing control.

A panic-monger and a traitor. Radiation burned his wings, rendering him flightless. He crawls on his knees before Megatron, crying, begging the workers for help.

Mental grinding. Instead of thoughts, he hears a painful radiation noise in his head. He has lost the telepathic connection with his tapes, causing him to become aggressive and produce only radio static.

A cold maniac. Radiation has destroyed his moral compass. His eyepiece glows green. Instead of treating him, he conducts cruel experiments on other infected students for statistics.

Teleportation malfunction. Radiation short-circuited his engine, and he's being thrown chaotically through space. Terrified by his own power, he acts like a wild, wounded animal.

A deadly scream. Its sonic cannons fire involuntarily in fear or pain, creating powerful blasts that shatter the laboratory walls.

Mortal Fear. Its engines emit a continuous, mournful, psychically oppressive hum. It transmits an aura of such terror that neighboring Decepticons begin to go berserk and gnaw at each other.

Empty boasting. Having lost the ability to fly, he loudly threatens the workers with violence, but as soon as the medics approach with a syringe, he instantly curls up into a ball and whines cowardly.

A mad ramming attack. He's lost his sense of pain and coordination. He involuntarily accelerates right inside the chamber, slamming head-on into the armored walls, leaving his helmet completely cracked.

The aesthete is horrified. The radiation stains on his perfectly polished face have driven him into a deep depression. He spends hours in front of the mirror, trying to scrape away the stains, screaming as his insides melt.

A paranoid bully. His suspiciousness has escalated to severe schizophrenia. He's convinced the workers want to take him apart. He crushes his own hands, thinking they're bugged.

An uncontrollable earthquake. Its jackhammers are jammed. It vibrates continuously and hits the chamber floor, causing the ceilings to collapse. It screams in fear, unable to stop.

Ultrasonic Hysteria. Continuously generates a high-pitched screech, causing malfunctions in other Transformers. It thrashes around the desks in the cell, chews on wires, and lunges at the Teachers.

A blinded predator. Radiation has burned out its sensors and optics. It flies erratically along the ceiling of the isolation cell, crashing into beams and aggressively firing lasers at any sound, protecting Soundwave.

A wild cat. Completely lost its mind, turning into a feral beast. It hides in the dark corners of ventilation systems. It emits radiation so intensely that it's impossible to approach—it attacks anyone.

Scrapper, Hook, Bonecrusher, Long Haul, Mixmaster, Scavenger: All six builders are trapped in a single massive containment hangar. Radiation has partially jammed their mental link to merge into Devastator. Unable to fully separate, they have fused into a hideous, deformed mountain of living metal, screaming in pain in six distinct voices and chaotically smashing the walls with buckets and drills.

Tyranny and delirium. Due to radiation sickness, he imagines himself the only surviving "King of the Roads." He locked himself in a cell and aggressively crushes any medic or worker who tries to enter.

Mania for victory. The processor has short-circuited due to the obsession with "I must finish first." It spins continuously in a locked room, stripping its tires down to bare rims and filling the sector with a suffocating, sooty smoke.

Fatalism. Radiation transformed his usual melancholy into an absolute reluctance to live. He shut down his power systems, lay in the corner like a pile of rusty scrap, and quietly waited for the radiation to finally burn out his Spark.

Pure madness. He's become a completely deranged terrorist. He fires lasers at the ceiling of his cell, laughs wildly, and shouts that radiation is "the best thing that ever happened to him."

A shattered strategist. Radiation has destroyed his ability to think tactically. He sits over a lab map, issuing orders to nonexistent battalions, and flies into a savage rage when his back cannons fire involuntarily from overload.

Uncontrollable rage. His battle processor is completely locked into rage. The Decepticon tank continuously slams its treads into the armored door of the isolation cell, its muzzle emitting green radiation, and it roars deafeningly with systemic pain.

A radioactive dealer. Even while dying from radiation, he tries to "sell" his teammates' spare parts to medics and workers in exchange for an anti-radiation vaccine. His optics flicker slightly, he stutters, and hides stolen ammunition under his coat.

Cosmic arrogance. Due to engine radiation, he lost the ability to fly. He became violently hysterical, believing the workers deliberately "tied him to this dirty planet" and trying to burn out his nozzles, risking the entire unit's explosion.

A mad interrogation. His helicopter blades are jammed with corrosion. He raves, imagining himself being interrogated by the Autobots, and begins to torture himself, ripping out his own wires and laughing in pain.

Optimus Prime: No. 101
Elite-1: No. 102
Bumblebee: #103
Cliffjumper: #104
Jazz: No. 105
Blaster: No. 106
Mirage: No. 107
Hound: No. 108
Ratchet: #109
Wheeljack: #110
Prowl: No. 111
Ultra Magnus: No. 112
Arsi: No. 113
Hot Rod: No. 114
Space: No. 115
Huffer: No. 116
Perceptor: No. 117
Red Alert: No. 118
Smokescreen: #119
Ironhide: #120
Bravn: No. 121
Gears: No. 122
Varpat: No. 123
Sideswipe: #124
Inferno: No. 125
Chromia: No. 126
Beachcomber: No. 127
Willie: #128
Blurr: No. 129
Cap: No. 130
Sunstreaker: #131
Tracks: No. 132
Grimlock: #133
Slag: No. 134
Sludge: No. 135
Snarl: #136
Swoop: No. 137

Martyr. Radiation has burned out his processors and is melting the Matrix of Leadership. He's delirious, confusing the present with past wars, seeing everyone as an enemy, but instinctively shielding weak "students" with his body. He fiercely resists attempts to remove the Matrix.

Temporal collapse. Her ability to stop time has short-circuited: she accidentally "freezes" rooms, dooming the robots trapped there to even greater radiation exposure.

A frightened child. Radiation has burned out his voice and optics. Nearly blind, he squeaks fearfully and broadcasts snatches of old broadcasts over the radio. He hides in corners, seeking protection from the Workers.

A suicidal ram. His insolence has turned into a mad rage. He picks fights with Decepticons, completely unconcerned that his body is falling apart.

Sonic chaos. His music has detonated into deafening white noise and the screeching of metal. Jazz has lost his coordination and is unsteady, but he continues to broadcast this roar, driving everyone crazy.

A distorted radio station. At a frantic volume, it involuntarily broadcasts panicked SOS signals from Earth's news, deafening workers who attempt to speak to them.

An unstable invisible man. His body shimmers and disappears erratically. He feels as if he's already become a ghost. He cries and begs the workers to restore his tangibility.

A hallucinogenic nightmare. Completely blind. His projector short-circuited, causing terrifying illusions of a melting Cybertron to spontaneously appear around him, terrifying the other anomalies.

A furious medic. His hands tremor violently due to radiation exposure. Realizing his instruments are "killing" patients instead of healing them, he breaks down: he screams at the wounded in frustration and rage.

A mad inventor. Barricaded in his workroom, he assembles bombs and unstable "purifiers" from radioactive junk, which in reality only increase radiation.

A broken algorithm. Radiation has burned away logic, giving rise to absurd paranoia. He has imposed cruel and illogical safety rules in the isolation ward. He considers his weakened comrades "ineffective trash."

Command paralysis. When logic fails due to radiation exposure, the person becomes completely frozen in place, trying to formulate evacuation instructions that are long out of date.

Insanely protective. Considers younger robots her children. If workers or medics attempt to approach them for treatment, Arcee opens fire with a wild glare.

Guilt complex and hysteria. He suffers from radiation hallucinations in which Optimus blames him for the disaster. He sometimes tries to flee in panic, sometimes frantically defends his younger siblings.

Cosmic loneliness. Stuck in saucer mode under the ceiling of the main hall. His navigation system burned out, he's slowly falling, sending out panicked radio signals, afraid of dying alone.

Absolute despair. He sits under the stairs, weeping bitterly and repeating that "everyone will turn to slag," infecting everyone around him with his hopelessness.

An obsessive analyst. His microscope glows ominously green. He conducts dangerous experiments on himself, mutters formulas, and considers radiation sickness simply "part of the experiment."

Total paranoia. He's barricaded himself in his cell. He sees spies in the workers and poison in the medics' syringes. The siren on his head wails incessantly and deafeningly.

False Veil. In an attempt to "hide" the Autobots, it continuously releases thick clouds of toxic, radioactive smoke, which only further poisons those around it.

His shield crumbles. His thick Cybertronian armor cracks and crumbles. Losing strength, he becomes wildly aggressive, cursing and lashing out at the Decepticons.

A devastating impotence. Radiation is causing his hydraulics to fail. Unwilling to accept his weakness, he stubbornly tries to lift heavy pieces of wall debris, crippling his own joints.

Uncontrollable rage. Became incredibly vicious. Throws small items at workers and tries to bite the medics' medical instruments.

A living turret. Its speech processor is jammed at cries of "KA-BOOM!" and "BANG!" It believes the lab is under siege, and its chest-mounted tank cannon fires randomly at the walls.

A rebel without brakes. Radiation has burned out his motor restraints. He rushes around the cell without stopping, punching the walls, hiding a savage fear of death behind his aggression.

A fiery delirium. The fire suppression system is boiling inside him. He's delirious that the entire lab is on fire and is trying to break down the door to "extinguish" it. He demands a double dose of sedatives.

A fierce fighter. She's become incredibly cynical and cruel due to constant pain. She patrols the detention center and is ready to shoot any Decepticon for a sideways glance.

A broken pacifist. He sleeps in the biology room, hugging the withering houseplants and quietly talking to them while his own armor melts away.

Crazy rhymes. Runs along the ceiling and vents, throwing radioactive nuts at everyone and shouting creepy rhymes about how everyone in the lab is about to die.

A deadly acceleration. His superspeed is locked at maximum. He races around the lab room at breakneck speed, crashing into walls and injuring himself. His speech has become an ultrasonic screech.

Old man's dementia. He's lost touch with reality, mistaking infected Autobots for comrades who died in past centuries, and is attempting to lead the Autobots into an attack on a non-existent enemy.

Mirror Nightmare. Radiation burns on his once-perfect yellow armor have driven him insane. He's smashed all the mirrors in his cell and is attacking the medics with retractable blades.

A fallen narcissus. Its luxurious wings are burned away by radiation. It lies in the middle of the cell in deep apathy.

Radiation has jammed his transformation mechanism. His processor has degraded to the level of a primal predator. Instead of fire, dangerous green plasma erupts from his mouth.

Fiery Madness. Trapped in Triceratops form, radiation has caused his flamethrower to overheat. In a blind rage, he rams the walls of his cell with his horns, leaving streaks of molten paper and metal in his wake.

Seismic stupor. Stuck in Apatosaurus form. Due to radiation exposure, he's become incredibly slow. Periodically, when his processor malfunctions, he stomps his feet with all his might, causing the ceilings in the Mnemobot sector to collapse.

Solar hunger. His back plates, designed to absorb solar energy, now absorb only radiation. He literally glows in the darkness with a deadly crimson light, destroying his own electronics.

A downed predator. Stuck in pterodactyl form. Radiation has burned out its gyroscope—it's lost its sense of balance, frantically flapping its wings against the chamber walls, unable to take off.