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Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1 | Transformers: Generation 1 | Season 3 | E01 | Hasbro Pulse , retrieved 2022-12-11 Debuting in Transformers: The Last Knight, the six horns of Unicron began appearing out of the Earth in response to the approach of Cybertron. Unicron is noted by Quintessa to be another name for Earth, and Optimus Prime recognizes Unicron as Cybertron's ancient enemy. Quintessa plans to drain Unicron's energy to restore the damaged Cybertron, killing life on Earth in the process. Simmons later helps Burton locate an ancient book containing details about Unicron, noting that the center-point of Unicron's horns (during the era when all of the Earth's continents formed Pangaea) is Stonehenge. Megatron and Quintessa begin draining energy from Unicron but are foiled, and later Quintessa (disguised as a human) approaches a scientist studying one of Unicron's horns to warn him not to touch the chaos-bringer and offers a way to kill him. Unicron would appear in Transformers Armada, voiced by Mark Acheson. In episode 23, several of the human allies discover Sideways within their computers, and attempt to stop him, but not before learning that his accomplice was Unicron within the mainframe acting as a failsafe. [21] The final season depicts Unicron as the main antagonist. Called the Unicron Battles, the Transformers Earth groups return to Cybertron. The humans learn Unicron had made the Minicons to take control of Cybertron, but the Minicons revolted and become part of the Transformers' own civil war. [22] Yes, he can support his own weight in robot mode without his stand. No, the head does not need to be removed during transformation; it fits inside the planet mode by rotating his horns down.

For a time… I considered sparing your wretched bank account. But now, you shall witness… ITS WITHDRAWAL!" Raymond, Charles Nicholas (April 27, 2023). "Who (& What) Is Unicron? Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts' Villain Explained". Screen Rant. Archived from the original on May 2, 2023 . Retrieved May 15, 2023. So there we have it. A fascinating glimpse at what could have been. Transformers fans would eventually get a full, large Unicron figure as part of the Armada line in 2002, and an absolutely enormous definitive version of the original character in 2021 as part of the War For Cybertron trilogy. But, as impressive as those versions are, as a kid in 1986, I’d have lost my mind over this – if only James had let me see the one he undoubtedly had in his attic. Unicron appears in the 2023 film Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, [27] voiced by Colman Domingo. [28] In the film, he is a planet-eater who consumes them as fuel. Devouring the home planet of the Maximals, who escape with the Transwarp Key to Earth, he sends his Terrorcon servants to find it. After the Terrorcons obtain the two halves of the key, Unicron emerges through a portal near Earth, intent on devouring the planet. However, Optimus Prime destroys the key, collapsing the portal and trapping Unicron in the other side. Late in the US line, Walmart stores received exclusive Unicron toys that came with the Air Military Mini-Con Team in a bubble attached to the top of the box. This set was sold for the normal retail price of Unicron… hey, free Mini-Cons!

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His iconic planet-eating jaws are geared to open so the vicious Planet Eater can devour unassuming worlds.

In robot mode, Galvatron's Galva Axes can be held in his hands as melee weapons or fired from their launchers that are now located on his forearms. His Scissor Hand weapon can also be removed in this mode and used as a hand-held weapon. Galvatron's chest also houses has a yellow marble to represent his " Galva-Matrix". With his articulated fingers, he clutches the air menacingly and makes fists full of his infinite fury. The six other prototype Unicron figures were found in a box at Hasbro in 2008, over two decades after the toys cancellation. Four of the figures were apparently badly damaged, and so were dismantled and refurbished to make two ‘display condition’ prototypes. The remaining other two protos are presumably archived at Hasbro. Meanwhile, the two harvested figures made from the damaged prototypes were displayed at the 2009 BotCon convention, one in planet mode, one in robot mode, and transformed correctly. Two Unicronprototypes on display atBotCon 2009. Note the clear bands holding the arms up in robot mode.Image via Seibertron.com http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XdCd6K2ACdc/TngtSicr9iI/AAAAAAAAKgY/b3bPP8sqrYQ/s1600/Unicron.JPG [ bare URL image file]This will be the most accurate Unicron figure ever created. Artists and designers from Takara Tomy and Hasbro reviewing various movie references and are working to capture little details and features of the relentless Chaos Bringer. Features include over 50 points of articulation (including a whopping 15 points per hand, plus posable eyes, mouth and teeth), a geared chomping planet mouth with articulated mandibles, a removable head, an Autobot shuttle, and minuscule Galvatron and Hot Rod figurines to eat. Two display stands are included: a large main stand that can be used in both modes, and a smaller display stand for the head and some of the accessories. To make it easier to manipulate such a massive toy, he can remain attached to the larger display stand during transformation, and his planetary rings/wings can be detached, but transformation is possible without removing any parts. The pointy bits around the equator are molded in flexible plastic for fragility reasons. His head has an alternate damaged faceplate, an alternate forked chin, and hidden skull details. Beneath the main display stand is a compartment to store whichever faceplate and chin piece aren't in use.