DLX Collectible Figures present intricate Transformers designs in a smaller scale with high-fidelity production value. With its unique die-cast metal frame design, DLX not only provides an advanced range of articulation, but also greatly enhances the weight and durability. Together with the detailed and weathered paint application of threezero, a remarkable resemblance is achieved in matching the characters as seen in the original media. In Kingdom, Dinobot is killed after defecting from the Predacons, not even getting the chance to officially join the Maximals before succumbing to his injuries.

Earthrise figures allow fans to build out epic space battle scenes, featuring figures that can convert into Modular Battle Station modes and connect together to expand the battlefield (each sold separately, subject to availability) 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. When Metroplex was reactivated and sent on the warpath towards New Kaon led the defence, Shattered Glass II #4 only to be damaged. Unable to continue but needing to stop Magnus, Megatron telepathically imparted Flamewar's information onto Soundwave, sending the communications chief to take down Ultra Magnus. Megatron was subsequently escorted off the battlefield by Soundwave's Mini-Cassettes. Shattered Glass II #5As they made their way to the Ark, Ratchet described the energon-weapon battle at Sherman Dam to the Dinobots as a way to illustrate the difficulties the Autobots had in relaying their peaceful intentions to the humans. Decepticon Dam-Busters! The legs are vaguely shaped like the halves of a gun handle, which has its roots in G1 Megatron's design. Family-Unfriendly Death: Enjoy the image of Moonracer getting torn limb from limb via the Sparkless, and the sight of dozens of Autobots impaled on pikes in a Decepticon camp. D-16 was born during the Age of Wrath. The Quintesson occupation of Cybertron had neutered the ritual of ascending from the Well of All Sparks, to the point where newly born Cybertronians would emerge without names or developed personalities. After a brief but tantalizing glimpse at Cybertron's sun, D-16 was sent to work in the mines underneath Kaon. He took his name from the sector in which he worked, and eventually befriended some of the other nameless workers who had been dealt similar hands by the Quintessons. One Cybertronian in particular served as a sounding board for D-16's earliest sociological musings. From this nameless bot D-16 realized the importance of a proper name. By the time that the Quintessons had been routed from Cybertron, D-16 was already craving more out of life. Unlike in Beast Machines, which saw his final death, Megatron survives the series and the end sees him still at large with the rest of the Decepticons and Predacons, albeit with them in a truce with the Autobots and Maximals.

Megatron's negotiations regarding the Constructicons' Work Union going unusually SMOOTHLY this time around.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