Autobot

Autobots are living beings, sometimes referred to as "bio-mechanical" and often depicted as being forged from the same "living metal" that makes up their home planet Cybertron. This living metal can heal, grow, and regenerate like organic cell structures. and is unique to each transformer, granting them their basic personality and influencing certain physical traits. while other media portrays the source to be an ancient artifact simply called the "Allspark". Some stories have shown characters being able to preserve a dead transformer's spark under the right circumstances, allowing that fallen transformer to return in a repaired body (though this possibility involves great risk and becomes more unlikely as more time passes). are unique, difficult to upgrade, and can permanently affect or disable a transformer, as well as threaten their life, if seriously damaged. Some transformers, including several Autobots, have traits that make them part of a subset of their species. Transformers who are so massive in size they are able to convert into fortresses or cities are known as Titans, some of whom (such as Metroplex) have allied themselves with the Autobots. "City-speakers" are transformers able to uniquely commune with Titans, such as the Autobot called Windblade. Like the Decepticons, the Autobots include "combiners" in their ranks, transformers who are able to merge with other specific transformers and become a gestalt, super-robot with greater power and its own distinct personality. In some stories, transformers are given the ability to become combiners by an ancient artifact called the Enigma of Combination. In Cybertron's past, the Guardian Robots were large scale Transformers (though not as large as the Titans) who enforced authority and peace on their planet. While most Guardians are gone, one known as Omega Supreme serves alongside the Autobots. Mini-Cons (sometimes spelled Minicons) are small, human-sized transformers and, in some stories, are able to increase the power of larger transformers with whom they merge. Due to their biological and sentient nature, Autobots are people, although humans constantly fail to acknowledge this due to their metal composition. ==Home planet==

In all Transformers stories, the Autobots and their adversaries, the Decepticons, originated on the planet Cybertron. The planet is almost always depicted as a metallic sphere covered in multi-level cities and structures. The capital of Cybertron is Iacon. Starting with the original series The Transformers, Cybertron is shown to house a seemingly living super-computer called Vector Sigma. At first, Vector Sigma is depicted to be the source of life for new transformers, imbuing the robots with life and personality. Later, media consistently portrays that Vector Sigma harnesses the power of another source known as the Allspark to imbue a transformer with its individual soul or "spark." Different versions of Transformers media have also shown the life-giving energy of the Allspark to be an ancient artifact (either called the Allspark or the Cube) or have shown it to be a pool of positronic energy located on Cybertron known as the Well of AllSpark or Well of AllSparks. The UK comic books written by Simon Furman established that Cybertron was once a god-like being named Primus. Following a battle with another god-like being known as Unicron, Primus transforms into Cybertron, a planet of "living metal", and eventually uses his energies to grant life to living robots. In some stories, Primus does this in the hopes that these robots will become warriors who will defeat Unicron and similar threats. Following the introduction of Primus, it is said in some media that it is his mind that acts as the will of the super-computer Vector Sigma. Various stories depict the first living creations of Primus to be a group known as the "original thirteen Primes" or simply "the Thirteen." Eventually, each of the thirteen Primes grants a copy of their nature and schematics into the Allspark energy source that will imbue later Cybertronians with life, making all later transformers their "descendants" who each inherit a unique combination of traits from at least some of the original Thirteen. Although the transformer race originated on Cybertron, different groups of Cybertronians later left the planet and colonized other worlds. This has led to different factions of transformers with their own cultures and beliefs, some of whom become Autobots while others have no desire to involve themselves in Cybertron's civil war. ==The Primes==

In the original toyline and animated series The Transformers, Optimus Prime (known as Convoy in Japan) is shown as the leader. Often, the Matrix is shown to have a direct connection to Primus, a god-like being who became the planet Cybertron itself and created its race of living robots. Some media portray it as a conduit to the energy source of all transformer life and/or an access point to a dimension that acts as an afterlife for transformers. In some stories, being chosen by the Matrix of Leadership causes an immediate power enhancement and physical change in a transformer. In several branches of the Transformers franchise, the title of "Prime" is a reference to Prima, a heroic warrior of Cybertron's past. In these versions of canon, Prima is one of "the original thirteen Primes (or "the Thirteen") who are ancestors of the transformer race and direct creations of Primus, the god-like being who became Cybertron. Across Transformers media, Prima is the first to wield the Matrix of Leadership and his wisdom and essence are absorbed into it after he dies in battle with another ancient Prime known as Megatronus. In some media, Optimus Prime eventually gives up his connection to the Matrix of Leadership and it is passed on to a new leader such as the Autobot soldier Ultra Magnus, the young Autobot fighter called Hot Rod (who becomes Rodimus Prime), or eventually Optimus Primal, a Maximal. == Transformers: Age of Extinction ==

The Battle of Chicago caused many people to lose their lives. With an estimated death toll of 1,3000 poeple. Civilians and workers for the government all collectivly agreed that if the Autobots never came to earth, the decpicons wouldn't have followed them and take the lifes of thousands during the process. Optimus Prime told the Autobots to go into hiding. 5 years after the Battle of Chicago, the humans found Ratchet and tried to kill him. As Ratchet tried to escape, Lockdown (A cybertronian bounty hunter hired by Queentisa.) found him and yanked his Core out of his body. A while later, a person named Cade Yeagar (Mark Wahlberg) found out that his truck was actually an Autobot called Optimus Prime. Cade's Friend Gill Wembley (T.J Miller.) called the police and said that Optimus Prime was in Cade's house, in order to cash in a reward for submitting tips. What was once thought as the police, instead arrived a rogue CIA black-ops unit Cementary Wind. And said they would kill Cade and his family if he didn't say where Optimus Prime was. Cade had to drive Optimus Prime away from his house after a violent shootout between Optimus and Cementary Wind. eventually Cade's house was blown up by Lockdown. They later found out that a company called KSI paid Cemntary Wind to have fellow Autobot Ratchet killed ripped apart and extract a compound found in the bodies of transfromers called Transformium. Transformium was a coumpound that could transform any solid object into an object of the user desires, wether be a Dr Dre's Beats Pill. Or somthing violent like a modified M1911 Colt. ==Transformers: Aligned==

A group of Autobots (referred to as Team Prime) appear in the 2010 animated series Transformers: Prime, led by Optimus Prime. The video game Transformers: War for Cybertron give a backstory to the Autobots days on Cybertron. ===Transformers: Prime The Game=== Set within an alternate timeline that parallels the show's second season, the Autobots (Team Prime) appear in Transformers: Prime The Game. Optimus Prime, Arcee, Bulkhead, Bumblebee, Ratchet, Jack, Miko and Raf embark on a journey to defeat the villainous Megatron and the Decepticons in his plan to use his secret new weapon. The Decepticons intercept a mysterious meteor approaching the Earth, and the Autobots arrive to try and thwart the Decepticons' plans. A massive eruption of power during the battle on the meteor breaks out, and the Autobots become separated from Jack, Miko and Raf, who are monitoring them at base. Unknown to the Autobots and their human friends, the Decepticons have uncovered Thunderwing, an ancient power that they will use to try to take over the Earth. Transformers: Prime In Transformers: Prime, with Cybertron dead, the Autobots scattered across the universe. A group landed on Earth consisting of Optimus Prime, Ratchet, Bumblebee, and Bulkhead and which Arcee and Cliffjumper join later. This small team of Autobots led by Optimus is rechristened Team Prime. During the final four episodes of the season, the Autobots unwillingly team up with Megatron to battle a legendary threat to Earth's existence, Unicron. ==Transformers: EarthSpark==

Many years after the end of the war, the Autobots, now working with Megatron and the secret human organization G.H.O.S.T. to protect Earth from the remaining rogue Decepticons, reach out to the Malto family and offer the Terrans the chance to be mentored by Bumblebee. With new threats on the horizon, such as the mad scientist Dr. Meridian (Mandroid) and the various Decepticons still at large, the Autobots and Maltos work together to keep each other safe and find their place in the world while learning what it truly means to be a family. One year after the successful defeat and death of Mandroid, a group of Decepticons led by Starscream goes rogue sometime after the shattering of the Emberstone. It is up to the Terrans, the Autobots, the humans, and those Decepticons on their side (namely Megatron) to collect the shards before those Decepticons that sided with Starscream do. This leads to the creation of the Chaos Terrans and the discovery of some secrets about Witwicky itself; the secret includes an Earth-born female Titan Terran named Terratronus whose body was covered by mounds of rocks and soil that would later become the site of Witwicky. The stakes eventually get higher when the Quintessons get involved and threaten the Maltos, the Autobots, and Earth following the Decepticons' departure from Earth on Prowl's ship. Luckily the Autobots, and the Maltos along with the Chaos Terrans readily team up with Terratronus and successfully destroy the Quintessons for good so that the Quintessons would never harm anybody or anything on the planet Earth anymore. Following the victory of the Malto and Autobots, things take a turn for the worse when they discover that a powerful enemy named Liege Maximo, a former Prime long imprisoned, plans to transform other planets into Energon sources to recreate Cybertron. With some Autobots like Hot Rod and Decepticons siding with Maximo, the Malto and Autobots will do everything in their power to stop him and save Cybertron by finding the AllSpark, leading to a final battle. == Transformers One ==

In this film, the Autobots were merely a group of Cybertronian miners without transformation cogs who mined Energon for the Quintessons, and they and all Cybertronians are led by their leader Sentinel Prime, having him as their trust. After discovering the truth about Sentinel by Orion Pax, they follow him to help him expose the truth against Sentinel's crimes. Pax's former friend D-16, kills Sentinel after letting Pax fall to his demise into the core of Iacon City, rechristening himself as Megatron. At the city's core, Pax is blessed by the thirteen Primes and bestowed the Matrix of Leadership, becoming reborn as Optimus Prime. Prime returns to the city's surface and successfully defeats Megatron and the High Guard, who defect to his side, eventually banishing them for attempting to destroy Iacon. The miners are given their transformation cogs by Optimus Prime, who officially reforms them as the Autobots to protect Cybertron against the threat of the Quintessons, as well as Megatron and the High Guard, who are now rechristened as the Decepticons, and promise that they will maintain peace, order and fight for justice throughout the galaxy. ==See also==