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He also feels that he's the only one worthy of conquering the Earth, as shown in "One Shall Rise", where after Unicron rejects his offer of an alliance, he allies with the Autobots to defeat him. Galvatron's minions later rescued him from a plasma-inflicted insanity. He regained his sanity and leadership, even temporarily cooperating with Optimus Prime to combat a cosmic plague. Following a period of peace, Galvatron devised a plan to destroy Cybertron and Earth. His scheme involved using a powerful energy chamber to trigger a solar explosion. Despite his efforts, Galvatron's plan failed, and he and his followers were launched into space. To aid the Dynasty of Primes in their quest, the AllSpark created for them a race of workers that had a power of their own: the ability to transform their bodies into new forms! Some, called "Seekers", could change into interstellar crafts that could locate stars for them, the energies of which would then be harvested to power the AllSpark by massive devices built by the other workers. The Dynasty tempered their search with the rule of sparing stars with inhabited worlds, but The Fallen believed that the Dynasty's compassion would ultimately doom the Cybertronians to inevitable extinction. As he sought a way to fix this problem, The Fallen came to think evil thoughts. What if there were no other Primes to share the AllSpark with? What if its power was his alone? In the interim between the first and second seasons of the Beast Wars animated series, the Beast Wars II anime was produced in Japan to fill the gap, and produced a feature film entitled Beast Wars II: Lio Convoy's Close Call! In this film, the Predacons of the series discover a mysterious transwarp device. The Predacons' leader, Galvatron, attempted to use the time-and-space-warping gate to summon a "Megatron" to his aid. It is unclear whether he was searching for the original Megatron or the Predacon who went by the same name, but regardless, Galvatron's brother Gigastorm screwed up the calculations and instead summoned the titanic Majin Zarak, whom Galvatron proudly declared to be far superior to Megatron.

Redemption Equals Life: By the end of "Predacon Rising", he abandons his ambitions to take over Cybertron and Earth, and makes it out of the film — and the greater war— alive. To aid the Dynasty of Primes in their quest, the AllSpark created for them a race of workers that had a power of their own: the ability to transform their bodies into new forms. Some, called "Seekers", could change into interstellar crafts that could locate stars for them, the energies of which would then be harvested to power the AllSpark by massive devices built by the other workers. The Dynasty tempered their search with the rule of sparing stars with inhabited worlds, but The Fallen believed that the Dynasty's compassion would ultimately doom the Cybertronians to inevitable extinction. As he sought a way to fix this problem, The Fallen came to think evil thoughts: What if there were no other Primes to share the AllSpark with? What if its power was his alone? In the past, a few fans have referred to him as Megatron II to distinguish him from the original character of the same name; in the Japanese Transformers: Robot Masters series, he was named Beast Megatron for this purpose. Usually, however, he simply referred to as the Beast Wars Megatron. His ultimate goal is the conquest of Cybertron, where he was branded a criminal. [22] Few pieces of information exist about Megatron before the Beast Wars. The Japanese Beast Wars II toy catalogue claims that he had battled and lost to Galvatron (the villain of that series) in the past, while the 2006 BotCon comics claimed he was previously a commander in the Predacon army who had developed many of the Predacons' tactics. Transformation: Megatronus as a Cybertronian can transform to a vehicle, he transforms into an armored tank.

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When he vehemently refuses to resume leadership of the Decepticons at the end of "Predacons Rising", Starscream is very weirded out. Around the middle of Season 2, he starts to recognize how dangerous humans can be. And more unfortunately, how useful they are as hostages. This may also have been a hint that Megatronus would appear in the series, which he eventually did in the sequel Transformers: Robots in Disguise. Steeljaw's role as Megatronus' servant and ally is similar to that of Starscream and Megatron. Like Starscream, Steeljaw also betrayed his master, but for a different reason.

From Animated, he takes his belated introduction as well as getting incapacitated in a Space Bridge accident. Evil Former Friend: To Optimus. They used to be as close as brothers... and then the Council shot Megatron down for position of Prime. Cue war. The Unite Warriors storyline—exclusive to Japan—introduced the character of Megaempress, a female Decepticon whose bio states that she was created from parts left over from Megatron's construction. She thus considers herself to be Megatron's wife—or the Transformer equivalent—and Empress of the Decepticons; whether Megatron views her in this fashion is unknown. Red Is Heroic: As Megatronus, he had red highlights in his armor instead of the present day's purple. According to Battle bios, he stands 100 feet tall, As tall as Devastator. But in the film, he seems to be only slightly taller than Megatron and Optimus.Rumors for Season 1 suggested the Fallen would try to destroy Earth at its core and possess Megatron to aid him in fighting Optimus. This all happened, but with Unicron instead of the Fallen. Megatron: *maniacal laughter* "Run, Optimus, run! Those trinkets from Iacon won't save you. Not when I now possess the power to TEAR THIS WORLD APART!!" Jerkass: Even on just a personal level, Megatron is an angry, sarcastic, and self-important being whose main modes of interaction are insults and abuse; even his Faux Affably Evil moments only highlight these qualities. Fantastic Racism: He seems to detest humans (and organic life in general) and refuses to believe that they could ever pose a threat to a worthy warrior. This disdain is part of the reason why he keeps his Cybertronian jet mode instead of adapting an Earth-vehicle disguise.