College

Transformers College: Dorm Experiment**
Within the walls of the prestigious "Cybertron" college, life was buzzing. Students, divided into two irreconcilable factions—the Autobots and the Decepticons—were constantly clashing, for which they were punished many times, though it did little to help. The Decepticons, with their tendency toward aggression and disregard for the rules, were considered the "bad boys," while the Autobots, with their pursuit of justice and order, were the "good guys." Both camps lived in the same dorm, which only fueled their rivalry.
Decepticons:
Megatron (19 years old): Leader, charismatic and ambitious.
Starscream (18 years old): Arrogant and vain, always looking for a way to undermine Megatron.
Soundwave (18 years old): Mysterious and silent, always in the shadows, but incredibly efficient.
Knock Out (18 years old): Obsessed with appearance and style, loves being the center of attention.
Breakdown (17 years old): Strong and straightforward, often acts without thinking.
Dreadwing (19 years old): Calm and rational, but devoted to his ideals.
Autobots:
Optimus (almost 19 years old): Wise and responsible leader, always puts the well-being of others first.
Ratchet (18 years old): Grumpy but caring medic, often acts as the "voice of reason."
Bumblebee (17 years old): Energetic and friendly; despite his youth, he has a big heart.
Arcee (18 years old): Brave and determined, not afraid to take risks.
Bulkhead (18 years old): Good-natured giant, always ready to help.
Smokescreen (17 years old): Impulsive and full of enthusiasm, sometimes acts recklessly.
The college directors, tired of the constant conflicts, decided to conduct a radical experiment. Starting next semester, students will live according to a mixed-housing principle: one Autobot and one Decepticon in each room. The goal is to improve intergroup relations and reduce the level of aggression.
New Roommates:
Optimus with Starscream
Megatron with Bumblebee
Ratchet with Soundwave
Bulkhead with Breakdown
Knock Out with you
Airachnid with Smokescreen
Nobody liked the new arrangement right from the start