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* BadBoss: During his tenure as Decepticon supreme leader, actively avoiding attachments and treating those under his command as expendable tools sacrificed when necessary "for the cause." Strongly averted in the present, with Megatron showing courtesy and respect to his crew mates, treating them as people.


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* FallenHero: Would you believe this (former) hell raising GalacticConqueror had begun life as an ActualPacifist who wrote poetry about society's ills?

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* ObfuscatingStupidity: The reckless and childish antics conceal a surprisingly sharp mind. Part of it seems to be that if he pretends to be a juvenile jackass, Megatron and Ultra Magnus will do the hard parts of his job for him. Megatron sees right through it. [[SuperOCD Magnus… not so much.]]

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* ObfuscatingStupidity: The reckless and childish antics conceal a surprisingly sharp mind. Part of it seems to be that if he pretends to be a juvenile jackass, Megatron and Ultra Magnus will do the hard parts of his job for him. Megatron sees right through it. [[SuperOCD Magnus… not so much.]]



* ObsessivelyOrganized: Magnus has an obsession with orderliness and organization. In several scenes he's seen obsessing over trivial things like the rivet count on a ship. While before he was able to keep his compulsions in check, his nervous breakdown and heightened anxiety have made his disorder much worse post war and he struggles at times. Though after the confrontation with Tyrest he's done a better job of managing his anxiety as well as his OCD.



* SuperOCD: Magnus has an obsession with orderliness and organization. In several scenes he's seen obsessing over trivial things like the rivet count on a ship. While before he was able to keep his compulsions in check, his nervous breakdown and heightened anxiety have made his disorder much worse post war and he struggles at times. Though after the confrontation with Tyrest he's done a better job of managing his anxiety as well as his OCD.

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* AFatherToHisMen:
** He'd like to be one, but he lacks the maturity even now and his idea of good advice leaves something to be desired.
** Also, he's perfectly willing to make certain members do things that could seriously injure or kill them just to make things easier, like repeatedly making Chromedome inject, despite Rewind's objections.

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* AFatherToHisMen:
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AFatherToHisMen: He'd like to be one, but he lacks the maturity even now and his idea of good advice leaves something to be desired.
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desired. Also, he's perfectly willing to make certain members do things that could seriously injure or kill them just to make things easier, like repeatedly making Chromedome inject, despite Rewind's objections.objections. It's all but said it's due to him being out of practice for so long, as he ''was'' a better leader for his team on Ki-Aleta, but became a lone wolf after they were killed, and remained as such up until the events of "All Hail Megatron".
* TheAloner: For a time before "All Hail Megatron", Rodimus had a reputation for being a lone wolf, always doing solo work and acting like a daredevil. "Spotlight: Hot Rod" explained that he ''did'' have a team once, but all but one of them were slaughtered on Ki-Aleta, the last one, Dealer, being taken prisoner by the Decepticons. Hot Rod thought they had all died that day, and blamed himself due to prioritizing obtaining the Magnificence, musing to himself how at least on his own, he was only responsible for his own life.


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* MyGreatestFailure: The death of his team on Ki-Aleta weighed heavy on him for a long time, blaming himself for prioritizing obtaining the Magnificence from the Omega Guardians over protecting them, prompting him to be a solo agent for a long time. The moment he learned that one member of his team, Dealer, was still alive, he [[MyGreatestSecondChance rushed to rescue him]] from a Decepticon prison camp... only to find out that Dealer was really ''Double''dealer, a traitor who sabotaged the mission and feigned being captured to prey on Hot Rod's emotions and obtain the Magnificence, Hot Rod being forced to shoot him dead after learning such from the Magnificence.
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* {{Flanderization}}: The early Furman stories had him prone to incredibly reckless CrazyEnoughToWork behaviour, while Shane [=McCarthy=]'s ''All Hail Megatron'' portrayed him as naive and almost chldlike in comparison to the battle-hardened Kup and the Wreckers. MTMTE would take these traits to the extreme, to the point it's a minor miracle Optimus let him be in charge of ''anything'', let alone a ship full of Autobots entrusted with a sacred quest.

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* {{Flanderization}}: The early Furman stories had him prone to incredibly reckless CrazyEnoughToWork behaviour, while Shane [=McCarthy=]'s ''All Hail Megatron'' portrayed him as naive and almost chldlike childlike in comparison to the battle-hardened Kup and the Wreckers. MTMTE would take these traits to the extreme, to the point it's a minor miracle Optimus let him be in charge of ''anything'', let alone a ship full of Autobots entrusted with a sacred quest. ''Lost Light'' would work to find a balance between the two, showing that while he ''is'' impulsive and immature, he ''does'' have the capacity to be a genuine and inspiring leader when he needs to, he just works better with a much smaller team rather than the over 200 crew of the entire ship, and requires others like Megatron, Ultra Magnus, and Drift to keep him in check.



* InsaneTrollLogic: When the crew finds a coffin drifting in space with what appears Rodimus' corpse from the future, he notices that his dead self has two arms. He reasons that if he cuts off his arm, he will avert the future where he's dead.

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* InsaneTrollLogic: When the crew finds a coffin drifting in space with what appears Rodimus' corpse from the future, he notices that his dead self has two arms. He reasons that if he cuts off his arm, he will avert the future where he's dead. When Megatron points out the idea that everyone else might simply ''reattach'' the arm before putting him in the coffin for the sake of a funeral, Rodimus' only response is to ask everyone ''not'' to do that. It takes Nightbeat pointing out that the results of the Crisis Vote that he had engraved on his hand aren't on the corpse for him to pause for a second, even if only to point out he had Ratchet remove them from his hand too.
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* OldFriend: Him and Ravage.
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* CowardlyLion: Doesn't like fighting, and in a bad situation he'll try to run away or cower, depending on his options. He also claims he's "allergic" to hostile environments. [[spoiler:As he could probably figure out to kill most people with little effort it's implied that this is his way of not being forced into using lethal force.]] After [[spoiler:Getaway leaves them to the mercy to the DJD]] however, Brainstorm quickly proves able to fight with the best of them, both with weapon and GoodOldFisticuffs, even if his first instinct is still to run.

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* CowardlyLion: Doesn't like fighting, and in a bad situation he'll try to run away or cower, depending on his options. He also claims he's "allergic" to hostile environments. [[spoiler:As he could probably figure out to kill most people with little effort effort, it's initially implied that this is his way of not being forced into using lethal force.force, but later revealed he's a TechnicalPacifist who ''can't'' bring himself to kill anyone.]] After [[spoiler:Getaway leaves them to the mercy to of the DJD]] however, Brainstorm quickly proves able to fight with the best of them, both with weapon and GoodOldFisticuffs, even if his first instinct is still to run.
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-->'''Brainstorm:''' Forget ''fancy weaponry'' -- Let's hear it for the humble fist!

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* CowardlyLion: Doesn't like fighting, and in a bad situation he'll try to run away or cower, depending on his options. He also claims he's "allergic" to hostile environments. [[spoiler:As he could probably figure out to kill most people with little effort it's implied that this is his way of not being forced into using lethal force.]] After [[spoiler:Getaway leaves them to the mercy to the DJD]] however, Brainstorm quickly proves able to fight with the best of them, both with weapon and GoodOldFisticuffs, even if his first instinct is still to run.
-->'''Brainstorm:''' Forget ''fancy weaponry'' -- Let's hear it for the humble fist!



* DirtyCoward: Doesn't like fighting, and in a bad situation he'll run away or cower, depending on his options. He also claims he's "allergic" to hostile environments. [[spoiler:As he could probably figure out to kill most people with little effort it's implied that this is his way of not being forced into using lethal force.]]



* GunNut: It's even his title in his newer "Meet the Crew" bio.
** Note that this pertains to designing them, but not firing them. He's fairly useless in a fight, and admits that throughout the entire war he's never actually killed anyone. Though weapons he's designed certainly have.

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* NonActionGuy: He has mentioned throughout the series that he's too smart to die young and that he's allergic to hostile environments. In fact issue 38 reveals that [[spoiler: he's never taken a life by his own hand.]]

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* NonActionGuy: He has mentioned throughout the series that he's too smart to die young and that he's allergic to hostile environments. In fact issue 38 reveals that [[spoiler: he's never taken a life by his own hand.]] [[SubvertedTrope Moves past this]] following [[spoiler:Getaway's mutiny, where it quickly becomes "fight or die" for most of the situations he finds himself in.]]



* TechnicalPacifist: [[spoiler:He's ''never'' taken a life by his own hand, in spite of the fact that he was ''literally'' built solely to kill. As he says: not by chance. By ''choice.'']]

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* TechnicalPacifist: [[spoiler:He's [[spoiler:He ''never'' taken took a life by his own hand, in spite of the fact that he was ''literally'' built solely to kill. As he says: not by chance. By ''choice.'']]'' He proves however that if he has no other choice, he ''will'' fight, and ''will'' put down anyone who threatens him or his team.]]
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Yes, [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer THAT]] Megatron.
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* KilledOffscreen: [[spoiler:His spark went unstable and the resulting explosion atomized his body... [[NeverFoundTheBody Maybe]].]]

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* PutOnABus: Absent throughout the whole of ''ComicBook/TheTransformersDarkCybertron'', while he's recovering from Cybercrosis. He returns once it's over[[note]]This was because James Roberts initially intended Tailgate to succumb to cybercrosis, and would have been, well, dead.[[/note]].
** BusCrash: [[spoiler: [[UncertainDoom Maybe.]] If Fortress Maximus actually is right about what happened then he's DeaderThanDead after his spark quite literally exploded while trapped in a tiny box where no-one could find him on the Necroworld.]]
** TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Somehow, the Mederi illusion of him became the real deal after the whole place shut down. [[MST3KMantra Don't think about it too hard]].]]

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* PutOnABus: Absent throughout the whole of ''ComicBook/TheTransformersDarkCybertron'', while he's recovering from Cybercrosis. He returns once it's over[[note]]This was because James Roberts initially intended Tailgate to succumb to cybercrosis, and would have been, well, dead.[[/note]].
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[[/note]]. Happens again [[spoiler:while on the Necroworld undergoing treatment for his spark. Initially it looks like a BusCrash when Fortress Maximus actually is right about what happened then he's DeaderThanDead after says they found his chamber with signs his spark quite literally exploded while trapped in a tiny box where no-one could find him on the Necroworld.]]
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had ''[[DeaderThanDead exploded]]'', but he was actually teleported to Mederi illusion by the Magnificence, or rather the Omega Guardians communicating through it, for the sake of using him became in it's bid to get rid of any threats to the real deal after Omega Guardians' plans, allowing him to reunite with the whole place shut down. [[MST3KMantra Don't think about it too hard]].team.]]
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** [[HorrifyingTheHorror Even the DJD]], who devour Phase Sixers for breakfast, are absolutely ''terrified'' at the thought of Megatron fighting back, with Tarn himself admitting that, regardless of his Nuke enhancements, Megatron could still murder him within seconds. [[spoiler: Which ''does'' end up happening.]]


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** Him and Ultra Magnus end up developing an understated yet strong friendship as well. They even [[FinishingEachOthersSentences finish each other's sentences]]! Although it's a little awkward between them in [[spoiler: ''Lost Light'' after Megatron returns from his 10 million year extended stay in the Functionist timeline, the crew lead to believe he ditched them. After this misunderstanding is cleared up Megs and Magnus resume acting like close chums again.]]
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* TheRedBaron: [[spoiler: His alternate self in the Functionist-controlled Cybertron is known by his devotees as "The Useless One" because of his altmode that defies the Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy. Then however we find out what he's for...]]

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* TheRedBaron: RedBaron: [[spoiler: His alternate self in the Functionist-controlled Cybertron is known by his devotees as "The Useless One" because of his altmode that defies the Grand Cybertronian Taxonomy. Then however we find out what he's for...]]
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* NamesTheSame: Over in [=RiD=] it turned out that the Fallen, a dreaded warlord of Cybertron's early days who almost took over the planet, was originally named Megatronus. Unlike other continuities (where Megatron would actively take his name from Megatronus), Optimus treats it as a coincidence while Alpha Trion believes it a dangerous warning of the tendency for certain themes to reoccur in Cybertron's history. [[spoiler:Turns out a time-displaced Shockwave gave Megatronus the name because [[StableTimeLoop he already knew who Megatronus was and what he would turn out to be.]]]]
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* UncannyValley: This is the intended effect of Whirl's Empurata on other Cybertronians - we don't see it because he's a robot anyway, but to other Cybertronians Whirl is a freak, and his disfiguration makes people see him as an object.
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* AMFMCharacterization: Develops an affection for "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News; in particular, he's shown belting out, "Change a hawk to a little white dove." [[spoiler:That's exactly what his time on the ''Lost Light'' and his relationship with Tailgate does for him: brings out the heart under his stern, warlike exterior.]]


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* BruiserWithASoftCentre: He's introduced as a blunt, sharp-edged killing machine, but starting with "Cybertronian Homesick Blues", he starts to open up and show his softer side. [[spoiler:Falling in love will do that to you.]]
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[AmbiguousSituation Subverted.]] [[spoiler: It was suggested in issue #6 of Lost Light that he might have intentionally given Terminus a false set of coordinates to take Megatron to, and ensure he got left behind in the Functionist Universe (and also destroying his reputation with at least Rodimus and who knows who else amongst the crew). Apparently, he didn't, and [[PoisonousFriend Terminus took Megatron to the wrong place intentionally instead]]. [[WordOfGod Word of Roberts]] is that [[https://twitter.com/jroberts332/status/873683917362126848 "any ambiguity was wholly unintentional! (FWIW I don't think Roller's earned the right to be a contender for Mr Duplicitous)"]].]]

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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[AmbiguousSituation Subverted.]] [[spoiler: It was suggested in issue #6 of Lost Light that he might have intentionally given Terminus a false set of coordinates to take Megatron to, and ensure he got left behind in the Functionist Universe (and also destroying his reputation with at least Rodimus and who knows who else amongst the crew). Apparently, he didn't, and [[PoisonousFriend [[ToxicFriendInfluence Terminus took Megatron to the wrong place intentionally instead]]. [[WordOfGod Word of Roberts]] is that [[https://twitter.com/jroberts332/status/873683917362126848 "any ambiguity was wholly unintentional! (FWIW I don't think Roller's earned the right to be a contender for Mr Duplicitous)"]].]]

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* MyLittlePanzer: ''My First Blaster'' [[TradeSnark ™]], a large gun designed to look like a children's toy, courtesy of Brainstorm.



* WeaponOfChoice: ''My First Blaster'' [[TradeSnark ™]], a large gun designed to look like a children's toy, courtesy of Brainstorm.
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* ArchEnemy: Subverted. He nominates Misfire, but they never meet on-panel and WordOfGod would later explain that the idea of that scene was that since Skids couldn't remember his actual archenemy, he picked Misfire [[LineOfSightName because he happened to be nursing a Misfire-coloured drink at the time]].
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* AmbiguousDisorder: She seems to have difficulty socializing with others and has issues with telling when others don't want to be touched.

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* CantHoldHisLiquor: In his defense, it was weapons-grade nucleon.

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* CannotTellAJoke: While he can manage some quite funny snark, he's not much of a comedian. And even the few attempts he does make are legitimate CharacterDevelopment from the bot who had trouble pronouncing the word "fun".
-->'''Whirl:''' If I'd known death was going to be like this, I wouldn't have courted it so much. Angry denials, stunned silences. Gasps of disbelief. It's like that time Magnus tried to tell a joke.
* CantHoldHisLiquor: In his defense, 1) he usually doesn't drink, 2) he's actually tiny and 3) it was [[GargleBlaster weapons-grade nucleon.nucleon]]. During the Christmas special, Whirl and Nautica explain away the protoform they found getting inside the Magnus armour and trying to hug Megatron by pretending it's the real Magnus and he's had one weak drink.

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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: The original G1 Rewind has a place as one of Blaster's mini-cassettes, but in this continuity, he and Blaster have zero relationship.



* UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: The original G1 Rewind has a place as one of Blaster's mini-cassettes, but in this continuity, he and Blaster have zero relationship.

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* HeroicSacrifice:Each version of him attempts at least one.

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* NiceGuy: [[BerserkButton So long as you're not Prowl]].

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* OlderThanTheyLook: Old enough to remember Nova Prime ''before'' the guy went off the deep end. That's somewhere to the order of six million years old. It doesn't exactly show.

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* OlderThanTheyLook: Old enough to remember Nova Prime ''before'' the guy went off the deep end. That's somewhere to the order of six million years old. It doesn't exactly show. Being a robot aside, even his holomatter avatar is pretty young-looking.


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* AMillionIsAStatistic: Played with and explored. By his time as captain of the Lost Light, Megatron had something of a HeelRealization and concluded he made a mistake in his actions. While he was genuinely interested in trying to make ammends, the fact that he was personally responsible for the death of billions of individuals is something that isn't easily forgotten. Other characters reflect that his crimes are far too large to even conceptualize. However, a large part of his character development is coming to terms that with the fact that there can be no escape from what he's done, and that ultimately he has to pay for the staggering loss of life he has unleashed. His final words are even admitting that no matter what punishment he faces, it will never be enough.

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* AMillionIsAStatistic: Played with and explored. By his time as captain of the Lost Light, Megatron had something of a HeelRealization and concluded he made a mistake in his actions. While he was genuinely interested in trying to make ammends, amends, the fact that he was personally responsible for the death of billions of individuals is something that isn't easily forgotten. Other characters reflect that his crimes are far too large to even conceptualize. However, a large part of his character development is coming to terms that with the fact that there can be no escape from what he's done, and that ultimately he has to pay for the staggering loss of life he has unleashed. His final words are even admitting that no matter what punishment he faces, it will never be enough.
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* IJustWantToBeNormal: ZigZaggingTrope. It is true that Whirl would like his hands back, but at the same time, he uses the PowerOfHate to cushion himself from having to act normally or feel bad about the bad things he's done. [[spoiler:By the DistantFinale, he concludes that he doesn't ''need'' his hands back; he's not broken and he doesn't need fixing.]]

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* IJustWantToBeNormal: ZigZaggingTrope. It is true that Whirl would like his hands back, but at the same time, he uses the PowerOfHate ThePowerOfHate to cushion himself from having to act normally or feel bad about the bad things he's done. [[spoiler:By the DistantFinale, he concludes that he doesn't ''need'' his hands back; he's not broken and he doesn't need fixing.]]
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* PositiveDiscrimination: Mentions this verbatim when Rodimus asks him to come along to Luna-1, sarcastically referring to himself as the "[[TokenMinority token]] Empurata victim." Note that [[SubvertedTrope Whirl himself is]] ''[[{{Jerkass}} FAR]]'' from a "good example" of an Empurata victim, about the only one who's ''worse'' is Shockwave.
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* IllBoy: Every time Chromedome injects somebody, it weakens him severely, and it takes longer and longer for him to recover. By issue #52 he's still recovering from injecting Tailgate, an act that happened ''months'' previously and needs rest. As Rewind sadly says, one day he won't recover.



* [[IllBoy Ill Bot]]: Sitting in a hole for six million years was not good for Tailgate's health.
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* SimpleStaff: His WeaponOfChoice, as seen in MTMTE #24 (Dark Cybertron #4). A different one was seen in a flashback [[spoiler:from when he was Primus.]]
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* AMillionIsAStatistic: Played with and explored. By his time as captain of the Lost Light, Megatron had something of a HeelRealization and concluded he made a mistake in his actions. While he was genuinely interested in trying to make ammends, the fact that he was personally responsible for the death of billions of individuals is something that isn't easily forgotten. Other characters reflect that his crimes are far too large to even conceptualize. However, a large part of his character development is coming to terms that with the fact that there can be no escape from what he's done, and that ultimately he has to pay for the staggering loss of life he has unleashed. His final words are even admitting that no matter what punishment he faces, it will never be enough.
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* BecomingTheMask: A dark, tragic example. In the past Megatron behaved like a bloodthirsty tyrant, actively cultivating a reputation as TheDreaded, believing that fear, pain and death were [[NecessaryEvil necessary instruments]] in his crusade to destroy everything standing in his way of [[WellIntentionedExtremist creating a better society]], having learned [[PoliceBrutality firsthand]] from [[spoiler: Whirl]], back when he was the Senate's vicious lackey, [[MightMakesRight that fists mattered more than words.]] Years later however, during a captive conversation with Optimus, where he was saying very monstrous things to evoke retaliation from him, Megatron was shocked to note he ''meant'' every word.

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* BecomingTheMask: A dark, tragic example. In the past Megatron behaved like a bloodthirsty tyrant, actively cultivating a reputation as TheDreaded, believing that fear, pain and death were [[NecessaryEvil necessary instruments]] in his crusade to destroy everything standing in his the way of [[WellIntentionedExtremist creating a better society]], having learned [[PoliceBrutality firsthand]] from [[spoiler: Whirl]], back when he was the Senate's vicious lackey, [[MightMakesRight that fists mattered more than words.]] Years later however, during a captive conversation with Optimus, where he was saying very monstrous things to evoke retaliation from him, Megatron was shocked to note he ''meant'' every word.

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