Pax, D, Bee and Elita Babies (Transformers One)

Bold and daring, Orion Pax had humble beginnings as a gearless energy miner who, bored with his duties, snuck into the archives to learn about the Primes. Yearning for adventure and the autonomy to make his own decisions, he often outsmarted his best friend D-16, who followed the rules to the letter and got them both into trouble.

Despite this, his spark is in the right place, and as his sense of justice matured, he was bestowed with the Matrix of Leadership, becoming the legendary hero Optimus Prime.

The humble energon miner known only as D-16 was a stickler for protocol, a fanatic of Megatronus Prime who believed that strict adherence to the system and its rules would one day allow him to ascend to greater heights. His attitude often served as a reality check and a stabilizing presence for his best friend, the bold and adventurous Orion Pax. However, after experiencing events that turned his entire worldview upside down, D-16 would embark on a path consumed by anger and vengeance… a path that corrupted him and turned him into a despotic villain even worse than the one he rose up to fight. A Villain Called

B-127 works in waste management in the lower levels of Iacon and has done so for a long time. So long that he hasn't spoken to anyone else in a while, and the isolation is getting to him a bit: he's created a group of imaginary friends to keep him company and talks too much to fill the silence. Even when he's unconscious. Especially when he's unconscious.

His name is a bit awkward, so he's been trying out a few nicknames, such as Badassatron;[1] for the most part, people just call him B.

Maybe in time he'll come up with something better.

Elita-1 has no time for your nonsense. As the leader of an energon mining crew, she maintained an impeccable record while collecting vast amounts of energon for the good of Cybertron. Despite having to manage robots less perfect than herself, she worked her way up through her hard work and leadership skills.

...until one of those aforementioned less-than-perfect bots ruined everything.