Bumblebee is a very special Autobot, as he's the only robotic character in the franchise who serves as a mechanism for the audience to get an insider's perspective on what it means to be a Transformer. He's one of the characters fans can most easily relate to thanks to his innate solidarity and natural ability to make friends with human beings.
What Bumblebee lacks in size and physical strength, he makes up for with courage and a solemn sense of duty to protect those who can't fight for themselves. Big, dumb, and lumbering, Grimlock won't win any spelling bees, but all he really needs is a good set of killer jaws. As the leader of the prehistorically inspired Dinobots, Grimlock is equal parts comic relief and cheer-vehicle, all rolled into one big robotic T-Rex. His aggressive nature has made him a renegade against the Autobots on several occasions, and he's hard to keep in line, but Grimlock is one Transformer that will make any Decepticon think twice about before engaging in a fight.
His near-invulnerability in dinosaur mode makes him a strong ally on the battlefield, provided he's given plenty of space. Originally the Smurfette of the Transformers universe, Arcee gave audiences their first real glimpse into life as a female Cybertronian.
Her biggest strength is her compassion towards organic life, especially human beings. While she could have easily served as nothing but a convenient love interest for Springer or Hot Rod, Arcee managed to remain a strong and focused female warrior who wouldn't hesitate to throw herself into the line of fire for her friends. Comics and TV shows have presented different iterations of the character with unique backstories over the years, but the original Arcee was a landmark character for the franchise, as a whole.
Reborn from the dead corpse of the Insecticon Bombshell by Unicron, Cyclonus would go on to serve as a fearsome second in command to Galvatron and the reunited Decepticon army. Physically imposing and ultimately cruel, Cyclonus rarely met an opponent he would back down from. It is this steeled cold-heartedness that makes Cyclonus such a badass, and so fascinating to watch. When allied with his cohort Scourge and the Sweeps, Cyclonus becomes a deadly enemy with a powerful armada at his back.
The Autobot answer to the Constructicons and Devastator is undoubtedly the towering Omega Supreme, a Guardian robot who was originally in charge of protecting Cybertron's Crystal City. He formed a close relationship with the Constructicons in the early days before they were reprogrammed to follow Megatron's bidding. They became Omega Supreme's chief enemy, and the feud continued for millennia.
Omega Supreme functions both as a tremendously powerful player on the battlefield, as well as a transportation vehicle if need be. Though his hatred for the Constructicons means he has a one-track mind, he's no less valuable in a dust-up. The ultimate Transformer, Unicron is easily the coolest on this list. When he debuted in 's animated Transformers feature film , it was unlike anything audiences had ever seen before, and gave both Autobots and Decepticons reason to fear his name.
When he's not devouring entire planets to sustain his endless hunger, Unicron can transform into a demonic bipedal robot that can mangle anything thrown his way. He's such a cool character that even after his defeat at the hands of Rodimus Prime and the Matrix of Leadership, his severed head still struck fear into Cybertronians as it orbited the planet. He even made one character utter a shocking expletive , which was unheard of for a children's movie during the 80s.
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