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Go to the Decepticons in the movie Go back to the Main page Other Autobots surveved, such as the Autobot architect (Grapple) and there is no information to say that they died in the movie or later in the series.� In the picture above, we see Grapple fighting in a seemingly trench war.� When you watch the movie (which is sold at Amazon.com if you don't already have it), look for Grapple.� Also, we see Sunstreaker flying the shuttle that Optimus Prime, the Dinobots, and Hound are on.� Sunstreaker is just too vain to die, it would screw up his paint job if they killed him.� Last is Hound, we see him outside of the shuttle when it lands and just beofre Optimus fights Megatron.� In Headmasters, we see some of these characters again but� Ido not consider Headmasters to be the same Transformers.� Like all other Japanese series and Beast Wars/Machines, the plot is too far different than that of the original for it to be classified as the same. As we know, Prowl ws killed in the movie by the Constructicon, Scavenger.� He used a whole lot compaired to some of the other characters and unlike Iron Hide and Rachet, his counterpart is still alive as far as I know.� Prowl was one of my personal favorites,� how he looked in robot mode.� When I first watched the movie it was during the winter, and every time I saw someone's bre I thought (and still think of) the death of Prowl. The hero we all looked up to was killed by Megatron, who in turn killed Megatron.� It was an amazing battle, but Hot Rod tried to stop Megatron from grabbing a gun that he would have shot Prime with.� Megatron saw Hot Rod and immediately overpowered him and used him as a "human" shield.� Prime couldn't shoot Megatron when Hot Rod was in the way, so that gave Megatron enough time to shoot at least four shots into Pirme's open wound.� Prime fell and Megatron dropped Hot Rod to move in for a clear and fatal shot but Prime hit Megatron with hands clasped and Megatron fell many of their stories to the ground.� Prime was taken in to Autobot City and Perceptor examined him, he concluded that he wounds were fatal.� Prime passed on the Matrix of Leadership and died.� He came back in Dark Awakening and again in The Return of Optimus Prime. AUTOBOTS In Transformers he Movie, many Autobots were killed.� Out of the ones that were killed, only one came back - Optmus Prime.� There were also Autobots that were never seen again after the Movie. These two were the last to die on the shttule.� Like the other two, they put up a valiant fight but were severly out numbered.� It is hard to tell who delivered the crushing blow to Rachet but Iron Hide was personally killed by Megatron, who presumably shot him in the upper to middle back.� Both of them were some of the main characters, especially Iron Hide. Text These were killed all in the same area, where the launcher that they used against Devastator was.� No one knows how they were killed but I would say it was one of the Decepticon jets, maybe Star Scream.� In the picture to the right, you can see a mostly red figure.� That red figure is a dead Sideswipe lying on the ground.� Wheeljack was a favorite of mine because of his ability to create such advanced inventions.� If he and Rachet had survived, maybe they could have repaired the others. Brawn, probably the spunkiest of all the Autobots ever, was killed by Megatron in just one shot.� Megatron transformed, Star Scream took him, and he shot Brawn at an angle that the shot entered at the top of the shoulder and ended in the middle of the back.� Brawn would always take on anyone at any time, no matter how many Decepticons there were.� It was really only a matter of time until someone destroyed him.� Iron Hide � � and � Rachet Brawn Prowl Windcharger, Wheeljack, and Sideswipe Optimus � Prime Grapple, Sunstreaker, and Hound Other Autobots surveved, such as the Autobot architect (Grapple) and there is no information to say that they died in the movie or later in the series.� In the picture above, we see Grapple fighting in a seemingly trench war.� When you watch the movie (which is sold at Amazon.com if you don't already have it), look for Grapple.� Also, we see Sunstreaker flying the shuttle that Optimus Prime, the Dinobots, and Hound are on.� Sunstreaker is just too vain to die, it would screw up his paint job if they killed him.� Last is Hound, we see him outside of the shuttle when it lands and just beofre Optimus fights Megatron.� In Headmasters, we see some of these characters again but� Ido not consider Headmasters to be the same Transformers.� Like all other Japanese series and Beast Wars/Machines, the plot is too far different than that of the original for it to be classified as the same. To make up for he ones we lost, we gained new Autobots.� ����������We gained Arcee, a female Autobot.� The toy of Arcee was never release in the US, but if you look around you can find her.� I did, but I didn't want to spend $300 on a loose one (call me crazy).� She is a very caring Autobot who was afraid when she thought Kup and Hot Rod would be stuck outside Autobot City and sad at the sight of Windcharger, Wheeljack, and Sideswipe dead.� ����������We also gained Ultra Magnus, who transformed into a transport with missle launchers.� An ideal warrior, but he wasn't comfortable in command.� He was also very large, larger than even Optimus Prime but much smaller than Omega Supreme.� ����������There was also Blurr, a very talkitive Autobot.� His mind goes at an accelerated rate, this shows in his speech.� He also moves very quickly, when he moves there is a flash behind him.� ����������There is also Kup, an old Autobot warrior.� He tells stories of his past adventures but what he learned hardly helps the group, but they are nice to hear.� ����������There is also Hot Rod, he is a vey immature Autobot except when it comes to helping his fellow Autobot.� Hot Rod is a very spunky and coragous Autobot, very strong.� He later gets the Matrix of Leadership and becomes Rodimus Prime, a not so perfect leader of the Autobots. The new characters The Transformation of Autobot City Autobot City is the second real base on Earth for the Autobots, the first is the Ark.� In hte movie, we see Autobot City transforming into a gigantic defense base but is heavily damaged after the Great War.� Part of it is the giant Autobot named Metroplex, his transforming cog was badly damamged in the battle.� We first see Metroplex in the first episode of series three, The Five Faces of Darkness.� Metroplex is larger than any Autobot, capable of taking on any Decepticon, including the Decepticon Trypicon.� Trypticon is just as large as Metroplex but transforms into a large dinosaur instead of a normal humanoid form.� The only Autobot that is about the same size as Metroplex is Fortress Mximus, the giganic Headmaster.� Metroplex has three main components - the main robot/city, Sixgun (a robot that is made up of Metroplex's six guns), and Scamper (the tank pictured above). Jazz, Cliffjumper, Bumblebee, and Spike Bumblebee, Spike, Cliffjumper, and Jazz all survived the movie.� They used Spike more than the others after the movie, sometimes we see Bublebee.� The only real time we see them is in hte first episode of season three, The Five Faces of Darkness.� The reason why they survived was because they were on Moon Base One (Jazz and Cliffjumper) and Moon Base Two (Bumblebee and Spike).� They almost didn't survive because Unicron devoured the two moon and if it weren't for Daniel (Spike's son) they would have been melted down.� Moon Base One was the main Autobot Cybertron base base in the movie because it was where they manufactured weapons and is the same base that Optimus was on before he left for Earth. Go back to the Main page Go to the Decepticons in the movie Number of Transfans that found the truth: