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After the Autobots harvest the Energon from a destroyed Space Bridge, Starscream plans to ambush the Autobot transport carrying it and steal it for himself, but rebuffs Onslaught' warnings about the transport's anti-aircraft cannons, resulting in most of the Decepticon aerial squadron being destroyed. Starscream orders a retreat, but the ...
The Autobots are skeptical, however, believing that he will betray them at a certain point, but the kids believe that they can trust Starscream, which convinces Optimus to let Starscream join the Autobots. In turn, Starscream offers his data of the D-Base so that the Autobots can invade the Decepticons and rescue the Mini-Cons.
In Starscream's Ghost, he becomes an Autobot briefly, but rejoins the Decepticons. Beau Weaver: Alive A greedy, mean-spirited bully. [168] Enjoys watching fellow Decepticons become painfully inoperative from lack of fuel. Forces Autobots off roads and Aerialbots to abort landings just for fun. Crashes make him laugh.
As the Autobots engage the Decepticons in battle, Starscream hits Jetfire, so Vector Prime decides to take on Megatron one on one. He fights him hoping to recover the map, but Megatron refuses. Hotshot transforms and shoots up at Starscream, but Starscream realizes they are being misled, informs Megatron, and the two Decepticons fly past.
Starscream forms a friendship with the kids, particularly Alexis, and allows the Autobots access to the Decepticons' base. A raid allows the Autobots to free the Mini-Cons. Still, Starscream discreetly catches Thrust scheming with Sideways and makes a tough choice to steal the Skyboom Shield and Star Saber and rejoin the Decepticons as a double ...
Autobot Cliffjumper is killed by the decepticon's commander Starscream. In Jasper, Nevada , two young humans—Jack Darby and Rafael Esquivel—are accidentally caught in the crossfire of a fight between giant, mechanical aliens that transform into ordinary vehicles.
The dazzling opening scene, with Autobots and Decepticons throwing down on Cybertron, is the pinnacle of where this franchise could and should be going. 2. 'Transformers One' (2024)
Megatron assures Starscream that leadership of the Decepticons will one day be his provided he stays loyal, but their conversation is interrupted by the return of the Autobots. A well-timed communications blackout from Blaster leaves the Decepticons vulnerable to Omega Supreme's ambush, and the giant Autobot engages Devastator one-on-one ...