Omega Supreme, a member of the formerly neutral Guardians, Ratchet the medic and Bumblebee, a neutral Energon hunter, decide to throw in their chips with the Autobots. Megatron waged a battle to destroy the evil forces of the Senate! Then he continued to wage a war against the not-so-evil forces of freedom, organic life, and the very idea of an Autobot living. After some life-changing events, he waged a war against the evil forces of his own past legacy. Currently, however, Megatron's revolution has come full circle, waging a war against the evil forces of the Functionist Council! The final chapter, Kingdom, features both Autobots and Decepticons meeting their descendants, the Maximals and the Predacons and joining forces with them to claim the AllSpark. This culminates into a showdown with two faces Optimus and Megatron previously encountered, both threatening to destroy them all, forcing all factions to unite to counter the threat. Just as in both the Aligned Universe and Transformers: Cyberverse, the Autobots plan to launch the Allspark into space before the Decepticons could use it for evil. Megatron would personally clash with Optimus Prime many times; Optimus grew to respect and fear Megatron as a calm, calculating and measured opponent, while Megatron himself respected Prime's sheer power and his skill as a tactician and as a leader. Escalation #5 Megatron would later incorrectly recall their battle on Sherma Bridge during the Rorsha Campaign as the first time they met. Said battle was certainly momentous—every Autobot and Decepticon stopped fighting to witness their duel, during which Megatron's cannon arm was sliced off by Prime's energon-axe, and he claimed revenge by throwing the Autobot leader off the bridge. As the war spread to other planets, they would meet again and again: during the Siege of Massunstrad, Megatron sealed Prime in an anti-matter chamber; on Rada Mor, Prime reduced Megatron to ashes with sentient explosives; and in the midst of the Vorsk Offensive, Megatron was nearly sliced in half by Prime. Chaos Theory #1 Though he resisted Tyrest's attempts to find a "Two City-State Solution" to the war, he did agree to abide by the Tyrest Accord. House of Ambus

The new head sculpt is a bit taller and more smooth in detailing than Siege Megatron's. The "helmet" section especially is much more curved and the brow section above the eyes is much less prominent. Of the two head sculpts I prefer this one as it looks more like the G1 animation head design. Alright! What's the square root of pi?! What's the capital of Sierre Leone?! What's... awww, this 'ask questions later' thing doesn't work at all." The gun Elita-1 uses to fire on Megatron is the "RT-5 Anti-thermo Blaster" with the "SR Hushfuze" barrel attachment which is included with both releases of the Siege Chromia mold. This is also among the few blasters that get re-used as generic Autobot weapons. Dramatically Missing the Point: When Sky Lynx states that being in the Dead Universe had allowed him to become true power, Optimus thinks that he is still as arrogant as when Alpha Trion banished him. Sky Lynx then clarifies that even with all his power, he could never leave the Dead Universe, and the situation forced him to reexamine himself and took a level in humility.Jetfire is seen using a forearm-mounted laser sword, a weapon not seen on prior versions of the character nor included with his Siege toy. Grand Finale: The sixth and final episode of Kingdom brings the series to an end, with the Autobots and Decepticons forming a truce after restoring the AllSpark to Cybertron and preventing Galvatron and Nemesis Prime's efforts in stopping them. The cunning Decepticon leader, Megatron, converts to tank mode mode in 17 steps. Includes 2 accessories. My God, What Have I Done?: In Earthrise, Optimus admits that he was wrong for throwing the Allspark through the space bridge, which resulted in Cybertron slowly dying, and he resolves to find it and return it.

Inside the Quintesson's kangaroo court, Optimus Prime was put on trial for public mayhem, treason, and galactic blasphemy. Optimus Prime's brainwashed troops corroborated the Quintesson prosector's line of inquiry. However, Megatron himself came to Optimus's defense, asserting that the Quintessons did not create the Transformers as they so claimed. The trial had also jogged Megatron's memories; he remembered fighting in the war that routed the aliens from Cybertron and vowed that he'd gladly do it again. The Quintesson judges found them innocent, and so sentenced the two leaders to banishment. Whoever killed the other leader in combat would be allowed to leave Aquatron unmolested. The two leaders battled, unaware that the Quintessons were harvesting the energy they exerted to power a space bridge to Cybertron. When the Quintessons had enough, they dumped both of them into a Pirahnacon pit. Optimus and Megatron managed to escape the Pirahnacons with the help of Optimus's Matrix, and escaped into the subterranean tunnels beneath Hydratron. Reminded of Airachnid's past treachery, Megatron tasked Dreadwing with ridding them of her. Dreadwing not only failed, but returned minus Breakdown, much to Megatron's disgust. Megatron responded to Airachnid's later communication by attempting to get rid of her himself. Although she set an Insecticon on him, the mighty Megatron eventually prevailed against it. The fight took all of his strength, and he was subsequently surrounded by Autobots. With Dreadwing's help, he escaped and made Dreadwing his new second-in-command. Crossfire D-16 named himself after the sector of the mine where he performed demolition operations. Exodus At the end of the Age of Wrath, he was one of the many Cybertronians who Sentinel Prime called to arms, and aided in the war effort that successfully overthrew the cruel Quintesson regime. As time went by, D-16 eventually forgot about this event, as did many other Cybertronians. Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Siege Voyager Class WFC-S12 Megatron figure, 2 weapon accessories, and instructions.

According to the Transformers: Prime 26 Hour Takeover Marathon promos, his favorite song is the theme to My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. While not branded as part of the War for Cybertron Trilogy, the IDW Transformers comic series that commenced in 2019 extensively uses contemporary toy designs; consequently, numerous main characters appear in Siege toy designs. Megatron and his Eradicons infiltrated the Autobots' headquarters. They then used Scraplets to discombobulate the base's systems. Bulkhead then came along, removed the Scraplets from the headquarters' systems, and defeated Megatron. Transformers Prime: Battle For Energon Transformers Prime: Terrorcon Defense Seeking to challenge the Autobots' rule of the road, Megatron created the Stunticons and brought them to Cybertron so that Vector Sigma could bring them to life. Stealing the mega-com Unusually, TakaraTomy made some minor exceptions to brand unification with their exclusives. Siege Nemesis Prime is unique to the Japanese market, with TakaraTomy even releasing Hasbro's Earthrise version the next year. Meanwhile, Soundblaster received minor deco changes compared to the Hasbro releases which came nearly two years before.

Megatron witnessed Starscream attach the component to Thunderwing, and the two were surprised when Thunderwing continued to serve Unicron, even after their deal. Thunderwing attempted to destroy Megatron before making his escape, but he used Starscream as protection. Throwing his commander on the ground like scrap, he pursued Thunderwing only to meet with the Autobots again. Megatron managed to make sport of Arcee, Bumblebee, and Bulkhead, but his third and final battle with Optimus resulted in his ultimate defeat. He vengefully tried to stab Optimus when offered mercy, only to be left open and seemingly destroyed by a blast from the arriving Thunderwing. Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?: In Earthrise, Optimus has two opportunities to kill Megatron. The first time, he points out that given the company Megatron keeps fighting the Autobots, having an enemy to point his army at, will be the only thing that grants them consistent peace before they eventually turn on each other, something Megatron wordlessly admits by agreeing to a brief ceasefire until they can get their bearings. The second time, he's determined to kill him but can't bring himself to pull the trigger until he hears Megatron say he forgives him for the act. The Quintessons indirectly in Siege and then directly in Earthrise. Ultra Magnus in Episode 3 of Siege warns Megatron, "Don't become like the ones we rose against." confirming that much like in Generation One, these Transformers also staged a rebellion against their adverse creators the Quintessons. Deseeus, the only Quintesson shown so far, is one of the main antagonists of Earthrise. Push the section with the front treads down towards the rear treads. Each tread has a tab on it that clips into a corresponding slot on Megatron's torso.Leaving Starscream in charge of the Nemesis, Megatron returned to find it practically destroyed. He was met by Starscream, who told him the apparent course of events; some random Vehicon created an unauthorised Predacon clone, which ran amok, before Starscream bravely killed it. Starscream also had totally not faked video footage to prove it! Despite the Vehicon's protests, Megatron executed him. Starscream's Beast Mega-Mouth