The Decepticon Philosophy
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- "Once the Decepticons were remolded, recreated into what I originally intended them to be, then and only then, would our reign begin. No infighting, no dissent, nothing but perfectly controlled peace through unparalleled strength."
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This video covers the Decepticon Philosophy, taking talking points from The IDW ALL HAIL MEGATRON! story, and Transformers Decepticons DS!
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“Starscream would kill you in your sleep. Megatron has the ball-bearings to do it to your face.”
And in the worst way possible, Barricade was right.
Barricade is the smartest Decepticon because he knows how to keep his mouth shut when he needs to and knows how to escape death. That's why he has a surprisingly high rank!
An example of Megatron's hypocrisy that still angers me is how he treated Starscream in Revenge of the Fallen. Starscream tried to explain that he wasn't trying to usurp Megs at all; he was being honest and genuine when he noted that, "in your absence, someone had to take command". And then Megs abused him and literally killed some Decepticon hatchlings because of how angry he was at that statement, replying with "even in death, there is no command but my own". It makes no sense for multiple reasons; he was D E A D and literally could not command anything (and why would ANYONE expect him to?), and he served the Fallen anyway and yielded to his command and orders. In addition, he abuses Starscream again later, accusing him of not being able to "swat a single insect!" And yet Megatron couldn't locate and kill Sam either; it took he, Starscream, and Grindor all together to barely handle Optimus in battle (and Starscream was genuinely aiding in that fight, not half-assing any of it). It was irritating to see how Starscream was treated, despite never giving any indication in the movies that he was treacherous or backstabbing at all. Perhaps the most "rebellious" thing he did was explain to Megs that "sometimes cowards DO survive...", and that was ultimately a form of advice.
Dorito-Boi deserved better (don't even get me started on how gruesome and torturous his drawn-out death scene was). :(
Funny how the Bay version of Starscream is probably the only loyal one out of the various Screams, and he still gets just as much, if not *more* crap as the backstabbing ones.
Bayverse Starscream probably received a lot of abuse from Megatron in previous lore, maybe even more than other versions, since Bayverse Megatron was genuinely a monster and a beast to the point where he started eating the sparks of fallen enemies and allies alike to grow his own strength. By the time the movies take place, he probably already reduced Starscream to nothing but an obedient, dependent servant, having forcefully removed any thoughts of treachery out of his mind. We actually see this process in Prime but take all that abuse and multiply it by 10, since the civil war in Bayverse lasted just as long but was much more brutal. Also, after Megatron's death, we see Starscream get his tattoos which he first sports in ROTF. We can only guess that it wasn't some kind of decoration because Starscream was in charge now, but rather a punishment from the other Decepticons since Starscream was the second in command, after Megatron and before Blackout, and he could have been made responsible for both of their deaths in the 2007 movie. Thus, those tattoos he appears with in the second movie may actually be a mark of shame, which I think is really cool.
Ooooh, I really like that mark of shame idea! The markings would have prevented Starscream from ever effectively leading the stowaway Decepticons on Earth, since he wouldn't be able to blend in with his alt mode anymore. They pretty much forced him off Earth, leaving him with the mundane but important task of tending to the Decepticon hatchlings. Starscream considers that to be his own form of command; nurturing and training the hatchlings - who won't know what his markings of shame mean - as they awaken. That could explain why he seems to genuinely care for the hatchlings, pleading for Megatron to be careful with them and warning both Megatron and the Fallen that they will keep dying without more energon. Showing genuine compassion for hatchlings isn't unrealistic for Deceptions; Megatron himself expresses a sense of care for them in Dark of the Moon. They may be evil from our perspective, but their ultimate goal is to preserve their race and restore Cybertron, regardless of the lives and freedom of any other beings in the galaxy.
I like this. I like this a lot! :)
considering that the bay movies typically invert the personalities of the cybertronians compared to past media, it's no surprise. we get bloodthirsty optimus and loyal starscream.
Movie megatron is actually a bit more reckless than most other megatron’s lacking the nuance.
This is probably unlikely, but what if when Megatron inevitably became the last living being in the universe...he chose to use the allspark's power to create life. He realizes the error of his ways and chooses either create life or to relinquish the power and sacrifice his own life to start the universe anew. A stretch? Probably but still interesting thought.
He would be like Ultron in What If :
He first would be sad and realize his mistakes, only to find out that there is more to conquer ( Transformer's Multiverse), and probably would not hesitate to wipe everything down again.
What happens here is can can only subdivide less than half his total power into a combined conglomorate of lesser life forms, such as keeping a harem, or a sanctum of oracles, or a court. At largest a galactic garden of tiny frollicking things, anything he crafts will be denied the ability to evolve, multiply, or gain dominance over him, and he'd know it. He can't be bothered to create a universe inferior to him but e can't release more power than he can control. No matter what he gets up to he either transforms into someone who can be creative, or he dies, or lives forever irrelevantly, IMO. All hail Megatron!
@@lickenchicken143 if it were IDW Megatron, it’d be different. In those comics, he eventually comes to realize the faults of the Decepticon philosophy and begins to repent his actions by the time they get to Lost Light. I feel like that Megatron would gladly give up his own spark to create new life that can evolve.
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@@austinmorrison6953 Transformation! Light at the end of the tunnel, darkness at the end of the tunnel, either way I'm in the smoking car relaxing and taking in the scenery, seeing if I can get everyone to task the staff with Hailing Megatron everywhere else. All Hail Megatron! He does like to keep busy. This is a cool tidbit thanks for sharing.
"The Decepticons have always been about power and domination, no matter the iteration of the faction you look at."
Shattered Glass Decepticons: *heavy breathing*
Shattered glass decepticons: *Cries in losing the war*
This specific version of Megatron's mantra and surface-level hypocrisy comes from a specific, entitled view of things: He may have been frozen at the mercy of mere humans and facing destruction by them, he may have been saved by 'weaker' soldiers in his army, but it was meant to be, he was fated to survive. If it wasn't his destiny to rise again, he wouldn't have been saved. This takes the credit out of the hands of his own faithful troops, and instead turns them into tools of his own destiny, pawns of his own fate, acting out their parts in his story. And if they play that part and their usefulness comes to an end, he has no compunction moving on without them. After all, he wasn't 'saved', he was simply fated to survive, and they were only the tools of fate to make it so; the proof is that he DID survive.
This Megatron is basically a Karen.
He's got main character syndrome
Agreed with Yeppers Megatron Kevin male version Karen .
You nailed it Megs developed an obsession with the idea that his constant successes were destiny instead of luck,
Nah, not fate; just his own machinations he set in place. I don't understand why you people are saying Megatron was ever at the "mercy" of anything when the loyalty of the Decepticons and his sway over them is what got him out of the position he was in. To me, that's power; strength. His influence over others is what saved him, that's just another aspect of domination.
The fact of their philosophy having flaws is what makes the decepticons more interesting than the autobots.
Some cons follow Megatron's vision as loyalists while others are either cruel or psychotic, taking pleasure in the destruction.
Add to that the Autobots are overwhelming sheep that dont think for themselves
This is the reason many love the IDW comics, they go much deeper then we ever thought with these characters so you understand how and why they became the way they are. For Megatron he was a miner betrayed by the system and ended up as a gladiator to survive. Instead of complaining or looking for a out he adapted and grew stronger. Through power he was able to not only become famous but us that power to change the system that had betrayed him and his fellow miners so long ago. His war and philosophy were what he learned from the pits and what he know bots wanted to hear. After countless years of war he lost his war and went from the puppeteer to the puppet, After the war Megatron regrets everything, the destruction, the brainwashing and what his armies turned into with some acceptations.
I'm not trying to sing he praises, I am a Autobot through and through but IDW gave him depth that changed Megatron from a saturday morning cartoon villain to a man trapped by the image he made of himself and inside of changing or going back just as before he goes all in. Absolute evil can be entertaining but it's nice to go deep sometimes
Basically, if he wasn’t so harshly attacked by the system he probably would have become an egalitarian leader. It sort of fits how Benito Mussolini started off being a socialist but switched to facism an ideology he created when he became convinced that socialism couldn’t work. I see Idw Megatron in the same light he started off wanting an egalitarian society but he was stomped at every turn then the only thing that worked was adopting the philosophy of gladiatorial combat and applying it to a political movement. Being strong was the only thing that worked so creating a philosophy of ruling through strength seemed like the only true path to survival. In this vein he started assuming that only he knew best on how to create freedom and equality and thought a facist gladiatorial hierarchy was still better than the autobots corrupt senate based rule and caste system. Considering cybertron was under a caste system a hierarchy based society would probably had seemed like freedom even though it wasn’t. So from this viewpoint it would seem like his gladiator based tyranny system was more egalitarian than the autobots caste system.
"He preaches the Decepticons are forged through combat, not slaughter". Thundercraker seems to have a contradictory viewpoint, considering combat often entails slaughter.
He probably means pointless slaughter. You don’t learn or improve by killing humans. Slaughtering autobots gives the rookies the experience to fight better next time and eventually replace the strong.
@@cameron737___8 War itself is often pointless. Humanity was already a hostile faction to the Decepticons, a nuclear attack on a city would invigorate humanity to overcome the thresholds of nationality in retaliation. Decepticon rookies could find experience in going to humanity. The Autobots couldn't remain an enemy forever if the Decepticons were to win.
@@pepperedash4424 he could see a difference in battling a military vs defenseless citizens. And if the military is already a nuisance why would they want to encourage them to unite as one when they could deceive or negotiate with people hungry for power. Humanity isn’t their “enemy” / rival just the inhabitants of their current battlefield that became their enemy. If they do win they could find a new rival in space instead of staying on earth waiting for humanity to get stronger when the only reason they are fighting is because they are on their planet.
@@cameron737___8 Do you pity a cockroach or ant colony that gets taken out by an exterminator? Why should a millions of years old alien machine care what happens to a population that can't even average a 100 years? Why would the Decepticons bother finding another planet to fight when they're already on Earth? Humanity already has battle mechs, it's not like the Decepticons have that much time to wait for humanity to put up a decent resistance. Attacking a civilian population is a stronger motive to get someone to militarize then attacking a present military.
“All you know is destruction, you will never build an empire!” - Optimus Prime
Except the Decepticons have held dominance in many versions for millenia. In several versions the entirety of Cybertron and beyond.
All Empires fall though.
And All Empires eventually loose momentum, grow decadent and/or begin infighting.
Heck in many ways the rise of the Decepticons came to pass in many versions due to the previously established regime (sometimes being already Autobot, sometimes just having the Autobots as peacekeepers) becoming abusive, corrupt and greedy.
There are no true right and absolute ideologies. No perfect philosophies.
That's why when some effort is put into the writing the ideological and verbal sparring matches between Prime and Megs in some of the better storylines end up both interesting and far from onesided.
Not to mention both sides in the lore frequently have ended up 'stuck in their ways', fighting for fighting sake and even if one side would win absolutely at the end... it's unclear they'd manage to restore their old glory.
I also always loved the 'old man' Megatron vibe some media have gone with at times.
Disillusioned, bitter and completely tired of what he wrought.
Can you give me some examples of those better story lines. I'm looking to really get into transformers. Thanks in advance
I personally prefer the interpretation of Megatron and the Decepticons as revolutionaries and not tyrannists. But this is a pretty interesting way to see that version of Megatron
technically soviet communism once was a revolutionary movement for the people, except
it turned corrupt by the very people who created it.
that's basically the interpretation in IDW and the alligned continuity
They’re basically French Revolution, understandable but they couldn’t contain their bloodlust and ended up destroying the lives of a lot of innocent people uninvolved in their problems
@@2bdaqueen268Megatronian Robespierre
He's Megatron but even more evil (aka French)
@@whositsnamewhatsitsname3269 yep, and if you compare him to Fidel Castro or Hitler it would make just about as much sense
It’s a really interesting take on megatrons philosophy like it’s super flawed but really paints what kind of leader he is
Back in the original comics he even considered destroying his own men when firing his fusion cannon to get a shot at Optimus.
Damn, this is really good! And you're right. Most interpretations of Megatron taking the same principles as this Megatron are often total hypocrites wanting to use their men as a means to an end for himself. But when he finally gets what he wants and exercises it enough...he'll have nothing
I guess Dotm Megatron had it all wrong. Megatron should’ve asked himself: “Who would I be without anyone to oppose my power and ruling after everyone is dead?”
Speaking of which, if the DS version of Megatron ever met the damaged, weaker DOTM Megatron, I’d love to see how the two deal with and deflect each other’s hypocritical ideas of each other, even tho they are literally the exact same person.
for me that Megatron betrayal always bugged me, Megatron is no different than Starscream, he even required the rookie to steal the allspark from Starscream and then took it. Megatron is a bad guy, and I hate that.
That's why I love him in the comics, he's doing horrible things, knows that he's doing it but also believes it's necessary for the greater good, he doesn't believe in Optimus's soft philosophy, calling him unable to take hard decisions. But he doesn't enjoy what he does, or is Terrified at what he became when he starts enjoying it. It all comes to the part when he becomes an Autobot, the war took him too far, he is not a Decepticon anymore, he's a monster and wants redemption. He's not just an asshole, but a guy that was ready to sacrifice too much for his own version of the greater good, it's a strong story and I love it a lot more than the movies or the tfPrime show where he's an ass and enjoys it
he does turn good in the tfprime series though, the reason why he became evil and loved
being cruel was because he lived his whole life in that situation, he was blinded by revenge and
hate and after such an intense war it changed him into a sadistic psychopath who after being
freed from unicron snaps out of it, realizes what he had committed and ends the deceptions.
@@bluelightstudios6191 I know, but this isn't about Prime
Imagine hating a villain…for being a villain. People these days have gotten so sensitive that they’re bothered when an evil character is actually evil
@@LegendXD00 I don't mind him being evil, I love pure evil characters like DIO, Freezer or even Starscream here, but him betraying us like that makes him no different than Starscream, making the "we fight for Megatron instead" kinda.. pointless. Barricade depicted the decepticons not a brute assholes but as a philosophy way more interesting, and megatron wasn't on par with what was setup. I like the idea, but it makes Starscream seems like a good guy almost when you realise Megatron is just an ass.
@@LegendXD00 To be more precise, I love the betrayal as a it is, but I find it makes megatron less interesting, which obviously was the point, but still
Man, this takes me back to an entire decade of movie fantheories. Even though the movieverse isn't as deep as the old fans would want to, a lot of the side content like games and comics really fueled the possibilities of "what if the movieverse had some more substance" and all that. It's also worth noting that DS Barricade's zeal was carried over to the IDW comics, but with a more heroic and rose-tinted shade that his colleagues either respected or thought of as naive.
Idw has quickly becane my favourite iteration of transformers.
Specifically I love Tarn and Overlord and what they represent. The 2 worst sides Megatron's philosophy. Violence (Overlord) and zealotry (Tarn) . Which comes back to bite him the moment he's their mercy. Both of them.
Great analysis. I wonder if The Fallen had any hand in shaping Megatron’s narcissistic views, or if he was always like that. For as willing as he is to kill his subordinates who risked their lives to free him, he too will probably be killed by a helpless master stuck on some lonely planet just as he was.
Your missing one more deception game on the DS: Transformers: War for Cybertron
A video on the 2005-2018 idw continuity would be stellar. It’s definitely a gem in the transformers franchise and deserves to be shared. Please use your platform to get more people to read it!
Just curious, would u ever be interested one day doing a video on how you'd handle a direct sequel to the first DS Transformers game? One using elements you liked from all three of the movie DS games. Only say this as u seemed disappointed RoTF did it's own thing entirely.
Great video as always. I’m starting to see a comics cliche in Transformers where in every new iteration the same characters carry the same flaws without much experimentation. Megatron the tragic oblivious villain, Starscream always attempts coups and failing, the autobots just…being good guys haha.
Kinda lame to keep everyone the same
Read ’’All Hail Optimus’ by IDW. Very eye opening. The Autobots are definitely not just good guys in IDW but oppressive and corrupt once they gain power; fascist, really.
@@glory2cybertron
And that is just plain idiotic. Shouldn't even be considered.
Prime's statement of Megatron destroying everything he touches was so good I wish it was in the movie.
only ever got in touch with transformers through the movies, never thought it actually has this much depth, thank you!
yeah it's insane how much there is to it, especially the comics. Truly incredible, I recommend the RUclips series ''transformers the basics'' if you want to see more, the movies wasted so much potential to the point where if you're a Transformers fan, you hate them lol
@@BasedVegeta they are enjoyable, and have good things obviously, discovered transformers through the movie universe so I enjoyed it, but man the wasted potential. you could do something greater than marvel and Star Wars with Transformers, they preferred to make dogs fuck and robots with balls
That’s what I love about idw that megatron he wanted a more well fashioned empire after using monsters to defeat his enemies.
This is that good good transformers content we like to see 😎
I loved the vid! The previous ones were not emotional enough, this is the golden margin! Keep it up
Megatron has gone on record to disband the Decepticons but mainly through the TF Prime continuity as every other Megatronus have sought power for themselves...now Galvatron on the other hand...!
Very great analysis! I like how you used the DS games. I think there is so much that can be explored with this version of Deception philosophy.
Funny how megatron in IDW mirors the view of the Rule of 2 sith. " the master must prove themselvs as suppased them by killing them and replacing them
Yeah can we get war for cybertron ds review
This was pretty good.
I’d honestly like to see a 2 parter to this, but it goes into the other incarnations
I loved transformers DS as a kid. Might have to dog it out again. It’s been like 10 years since I last played it.
(Loved the casting too. Keith David being Barricade, Noah Nelson who I know from his role as the some of the Orc voices in Skyrim was Blackout. It took me until 2 years ago after watching a playthrough to realise why the sounded familiar)
The Decepticons are still technically the Good guys if you think about the entire thing that caused the war which was slavery
though it was Optimus's autobots which became the good guys when megatron's decepticons
eventually grew from a rebellion to a destructive tyrannical army, Optimus wasn't the ones calling
the shots before and he and megatron became friends before the war due to them both believing that
the current autobot government were corrupt and needed to change.
The way I view it is that idw megatron first wanted egalitarianism but when he was put through the harshness of society he became convinced that egalitarianism was impossible, Much like how Mussolini used to be a socialist but then turned to his idea of facism when he came to believe socialism couldn’t work. So from that point while megatron over through a corrupt senate and caste system he replaced it with a gladiatorial hierarchy instead of equal rights for all. This shows how his struggle warped his sensibilities over time. He replaces slavery with a facist hierarchy based system where the strongest expect the weak to submit. It was only slightly better because slavery and caste system was done away with, but it was still an oppressive system.
That only exists in idw dude, every other iteration clearly has the decepticons as the villains
@@LegendXD00 I still will always side with the Decepticons
PEACE...THROUGH TYRANNY.
Video about IDW Thundercracker? sign me the fuck up
A Decepticon philosophy that I enjoy is the Transformers Animated series where Megatron is, in his processor, a freedom fighter, trying to free Cybertron from the "evils" of Autobot "tyranny." It's like he's fighting a just war to retake the planet for Decepticons alone. And he's got a lot of loyal warriors to back him up, especially Lugnut, who is extremely loyal; so much, that he would take his own spark to preserve the cause. And there's no rule but his in Animated, too. He terminated Starscream with the Allspark key for treachery against him. In short, Megatron means business, and will stop at nothing to pursue his ideals.
Nice video man! Keep up the good work. Enjoying the non-TF content as well
The Sad truth for Megatron is that his society will not last when he dies . At best it lives for a couple of decades until civil war rips the Decepticons apart or someone would kill Megatron and start the infighting . Basing the Decepticons solely on power and violence is doomed to fail . The Autobots are flawed but at least they try to do better for cybertron but the decepticons have become too evil/violent for peace to ever be an option .
Yeah, that's a big problem for the Decepticons. They're powerful warriors that kick ass in the art of war but whenever their leader dies, they fight among themselves in such a way that cripples their society. What they should do is get all those who want to lead, have them fight it out until one Decepticon is left standing and then he or she becomes the leader.
This is what happened in the G1 movie, the Decepticons all fought it out until Starscream was the last guy standing and he became leader until Galvatron showed up and killed him to take his place.
@@girlgarde socialist in nutshell .
@@priscillachapkylo934 no not socialists facists in actuality.
I miss the original IDW run. Autobot Megatron was great.
PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE
This looks awesome man! There’s not a lot of transformers fans nowadays, wish there were but solid video bro
Good content
good comment
@@bathwaterseller7080 good reply
@@agentdanie1 good reply to the reply
I am so glad you released this video
I thought the Allspark was pretty blatantly destroyed when it was shoved in Starscreams chest by the rookie
There’s some things that I think are ignored about megatron as the years have passed. The Sunbow cartoon version might have been a one dimensional villain but he was less likely to waste his troops. Sure he abandoned thundercracker and skywarp in ultimate doom but that was due to having enough fuel to revitalize cybertron. However I don’t think he wouldn’t repair his troops and use excuses like weakness to not repair them. He would constantly let starscream live. And yes I know that was dumb and to sell starscreams toy. In the marvel comics megatron wouldn’t hesitate to murder starscream at his first betrayal. But what I’m getting at is Sunbow cartoon megatron tolerated his troops, kept them alive. He had some logical reasons for sparing starscream. Despite the criticism that version gets. That megatron focused on keeping his troops well fed with fuel. He didn’t care about his troops and saw them as pawns. But, he did prioritize their well being and outside of starscream he didn’t really abuse them. I’m not saying he wouldn’t sacrifice his troops for his own life or for ultimate victory but he did treat them pretty well and tried to maintain them instead of wasting them. Also that megatron was an engineer he helped shockwave design the spacebridge sn she built the bodies for the stunticons himself. I think we sorta forget those details about then original version of the character. I see g1 Sunbow megatron as succeeding in conquering the universe of prime was killed. The decepticons spreading through the galaxy. Building an empire. They might have civil wars however. But I think megatron would figure out how to keep troops in line and from betraying. Like how he put the bomb in swindles head or reprogrammed Bruticus to be loyal to him.
Have you considered doing a crossover with Chris McFeely?
A lot of versions of megatron have too much ptsd to win if he built an empire he’d just be killing his own followers once there was nobody to kill, However I’ll argue he’s more stable in g1 cartoon, idw continuity where he dosen’t waste an skill his troops. In marvel comics he went insane and definitely would.
I think whether megatron could really conquer the universe depends on the continuity I’d argue that in Sunbow cartoon continuity if prime was killed Megatron would have succeeded in building an empire and spreading the cons across the galaxy. The time storm in beast wars represented how fast their empire would grow if there was no stalemate to hold them back, Sunbow megatron was already protection racketeering other planets to get resources by season 2. If not for unicron assaulting their capital and making megatron a slave they would have actually succeeded. Movie megatron seems to be much more reckless,
I enjoyed this video.👍🏻
When I see more channel's I like have Transfomers videos I'm like Yes
The cons can't Run a civilization by themselves everytime they around each other they turn and fight each other
Everytime Megatron or galvatron is presumed dead the decepticons turn on each other
At least the autobots can run a decent society
Every version of Megatron failed
Very cool
the decepticon grindset*
Great video!
Well I never liked the Bayverse and reject that Megatron anyway .
One thing I think you missed is why Megatron said what he says in the beginning or your video. The idw Megatron is much saner and more nuanced than the film version, or the early cartoons and comics. What he is saying is he picked the most dangerous twisted and violent sociopaths of cybertronian society to create the ultimate nightmare army to defeat the Autobots. However, once the autobots are defeated many of these warriors would be too sociopathic and unstable to be fit for future empire. What idw Megatron is stating is that once the Decepticons achieve victory the more unstable and untrustworthy decepticons who are complete sociopathic monsters would need to be eliminated, Then he’d have Shockwave breed a new generation of cybertronians who do not have sociopathic traits, These robots would be raised as noble heroic gladiators taught to have blind complete loyalty to Megatron and his cause. They’d only do evil under Megatron’s command not due to sadism or malice but due to not knowing any better than to follow his doctrine. They wouldn’t be evil natured and would probably follow a very bushido like code of honor. The civilization would also be bred to be blindly loyal. Idw megatrons plan was to wipe out all the autobots so he could control the social narrative once he repopulated cybertron. He wanted a new generation of transformers who couldn’t question his ideology because culturally there would be no alternative or criticism of his teachings. They’d be loyal due to ignorance. In this society I think he’d efficiently run an effective empire without failure happening immediately. He’d most likely keep Shockwave, soundwave and starscream alive but would murder a group like the insecticons. Ultimately I do think he would fail when his ptsd like instability from needing to kill when enraged would be his downfall. Once his civilization starts growing it would reach a point where they start seeing him for what he really is, I don’t think he’d maintain his composure in that event. Ruthlessly killing those who become aware of his evil. Until ultimately he will break down and his creations would turn against him seeing him as a monster. They’d then become like the autobots in opposition to his laws and teachings,
As I say you have the power to rule a kingdom and everything but there is no subjects where is the fun
Let’s go
Okay I know the voice at the start is meant to sound like Megatron but I SWEAR it sounds like Venom
You are becoming a transformers channel
So is MECH and Deceptions similar mean have the same goals, I mean I know about Transformers Prime where Silas is pretty much Megatron so would he too feel the same way Megatron feels about weakness is a rust that must be stripped away? Lol but yeah I know this is bit different topic but MECH and Deceptions were similar in many ways obviously human and cybertronian.
MECH is awesome! I mean an enemy such as humans whom are capable at countering and harassing the auto bots and the human allies. But they were an awesome faction.
Pacing! Fucking pacing! You don't have edit like it's playing at 1.5x speed; there's a function for that and setting it to faster is far less abominable than setting it to slower. This is maddening. Give ideas at least a half second more to breathe. Does no one understand what pause for reflection beats are anymore? Is there no place in this world for a sense of drama and anticipation?
Imagine Megatron as a personification of "royalty", oligarchs, stockholders, vulture cronies and the clarity is stark. Starscream is merchants, approved media and politicians; the nobles. The rest of the decepticons are the troops and hardware of the military industrial complexes of the world to be kept busy, employed, obedient and told not to think. Autobots are the wishes and hopes of a better world. Humans are the feelings of betrayal and desperation. Whatever the allspark is represents life and reproduction. That is the subtext, not this silly dissecting words which are nice surface features and representative of internal conflict jockeying for primacy because evil is very much like crabs in a bucket but not the whole story. The true story is not in words, but actions and metaphors.
anyone knows what's the music in the background?
Amazing video!
There are too many continuities, but Megatron, doesn’t really have a Darwin type look things. In some aspects he believes the strong should lead the weak, in others this extends to him believing the transformers race as a whole being the strongest in the universe and that they should rule all over the other races. He has never really believed that Decepticons that get injured should not be repaired. In IDW he actually believes that all transformers should be free to choose their own destiny, but his ideals warp into the “peace, through tyranny” philosophy.
This only applies to idw dude, every other version isn’t like that at all except for a few that have some similarities
Sweet vid roni
It's a me or the decepticons code sound, like the Sith from Star Wars both have Sith appreciates the killed their master order to become New Sith lord in transformer universe the leader.
mfing megatron sounds like a robotic Richard Nixon
ARE YOU DOING THE FORTNITE EMOTE
From what I understand aren't the decepticons trying to revive their home planet cybertron/primus? Autobots are saving uncron/earth who hates living organisms I think decepticons are good.
What you understand is wrong. No one knows the earth is unicron and the decepticons in the bayverse made it painfully obvious they want to rule the universe by any means
Song name?
The Mopper
Big Stack
Nazi robots vs Antifa super soldier robots
This is why Megatron is superior to Megatronus Prime.
YOU DOING THE FORTNITE EMOTE
can i get a shout out in your next video for no reason at all?
April Fools!
you tricked me with the IDW opening. not going to watch anything focusing on the bay movies.
Ok?
Work on audio balancing man it's quite bad