Till All Are One
is a crossover between the Transformers Film Series and Marvel Cinematic Universe by Wacko12 on FanFiction.Net set after the events of The Last Knight: Altered.
In the wake of Cybertron's restoration, the Autobots are dedicating themselves to rebuilding Cybertronian society on their home planet and keeping watch in case the Decepticons make a comeback. Events soon force both factions to put aside their differences and unite for the sake of the universe, as Quintessa has formed an alliance with the mad Titan, Thanos, to collect the Infinity Stones and kill Unicron once more, heedless of the cost such a goal will bring to Earth and its inhabitants. Fortunately, the Cybertronians are not alone for this fight, as they have powerful allies in the form of Earth's mightiest heroes, the Avengers, and the Guardians of the Galaxy, both of whom are more than capable enough for the upcoming war.
Followed by War of Gods and Beasts.
Till All Are One provides examples of:
- Adaptational Villainy: Thaddeus Ross was nowhere near a pleasant person in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but this version takes it a step further with his endorsement of Cemetery Wind after the Battle of Chicago, leading to his arrest after Adam Nova and Cogman expose his misdeeds.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: Quintessa and Thanos serve as the overarching antagonists due to their shared quest of finding the Infinity Stones for their ends.
- Canon Immigrant:
- The Terrorcons appear as the undead minions of Unicron their Aligned Universe counterparts were, with some being based on their G1 counterparts as robotic monsters capable of combining into the gestalt Abominus.
- Sky Lynx, Cosmos, Rollbar, Hubcap, Broadside, Moonracer, Firestar, and Slap Dash from the G1 continuity appears as a member of the Autobots alongside Bumper from the IDW 2019 continuity and Arctus from the film comics.
- Shatter and Dropkick from Bumblebee appear as Megatron's bodyguards for his summit with Optimus Prime, with Dropkick becoming a triple-changer after he was reformatted some time ago.
- Wreck-Gar and his fellow Junkions appear as Quintessa’s slave workers held in Thanos’ ship.
- Canon Welding: Wakanda's vibranium is actually the cybermatter released from the Seed the Thirteen Primes deployed in an attempt to seal Unicron within the layers of Earth, with the Seed going off-course and landing in Africa due to some turn of fate.
- Enemy Mine: Megatron and the Decepticons decide to establish a truce with the Autobots and humanity due to the threat Quintessa, Thanos, and Unicron's minions pose to the universe, with Megatron noting that the 'Cons can't fight all three of them without serious backup.
- Expecting Someone Taller: Inverted; Adam Nova remarks that he expected Eitri to be shorter, though Cogman points out that Nidavellir-born dwarves from the royal bloodline are taller than most humanoids.
- Fantastic Racism: As Optimus recounts, the Celestials tried to genocide the Cybertronian race with the power of the Infinity Stones because they found their existence an affront to their beliefs, only for that to fail due to Primus' nature as an immeasurably ancient being older than the Celestials nullifying the effects of the Stones.
- Fusion Fic: Here, the events of the Transformers films and the Marvel Cinematic Universe took place at about the same time, with the reason why neither the Autobots nor the Avengers came into contact with each other earlier being the Autobots being forced into hiding by Cemetery Wind while the Avengers were active and the rift within the latter team from the events of Captain America: Civil War preventing any of the Avengers from showing up during the events of The Last Knight.
- Mythology Gag: Over in Nidavellir, there are five stasis pods inscribed with letters spelling out the word 'nexus' in Cybertronian. Savvy fans will notice that the pods contain the components of Nexus Prime, who is often known as the first combiner.
- Slave Liberation: Nebula and Gamora help Wreck-Gar free his Junkion brethren from captivity while Quintessa and Thanos are off attacking Earth, marshaling a force big enough to cause chaos inside Thanos’ ship.
- The Starscream: It’s rather obvious that Quintessa plans on pulling a fast one over Thanos once he helps her destroy Unicron.
- The Older Immortal: As ancient as the Celestials are, Primus and Unicron are even older than them due to their nature as primordial beings born at the beginning of the universe, which allows them to No-Sell the Infinity Stones in return for the inability to use them. That being said, Unicron's forced dormancy has made him vulnerable enough that he can be killed with the Infinity Stones.
- Powered Armor: Cade’s medallion is actually the Apex Armor, which is invulnerable to pretty much anything in the universe.
- Zerg Rush: The default strategy of the Sharkticons and Chitauri Outriders.
