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* In ''[[Beast Machines]]'', Megatron has pretty much become the malevolent God of Cybertron, controlling just about every aspect of existence there. Of course, the last few Maximals alive aren't going to stop until he's taken down. Towards the end, {{spoiler|he decides to absorb all the sparks he stole, and was literally '''seconds''' away from turning Cybertron into "the perfect Technosphere" and becoming the new Primus.}} |
* In ''[[Beast Machines]]'', Megatron has pretty much become the malevolent God of Cybertron, controlling just about every aspect of existence there. Of course, the last few Maximals alive aren't going to stop until he's taken down. Towards the end, {{spoiler|he decides to absorb all the sparks he stole, and was literally '''seconds''' away from turning Cybertron into "the perfect Technosphere" and becoming the new Primus.}} |
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** {{spoiler|Unicron}} from [[Transformers Prime]] also counts {{spoiler|As Optimus puts it he is, metaphorically speaking, the parent of humanity and all life on Earth. He agrees with Optimus on this, and then Unicron declares all life he created as parasites unworthy of living}} |
** {{spoiler|Unicron}} from [[Transformers Prime]] also counts {{spoiler|As Optimus puts it he is, metaphorically speaking, the parent of humanity and all life on Earth. He agrees with Optimus on this, and then Unicron declares all life he created as parasites unworthy of living}} |
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* God is a subversion in Newgrounds, though Tom Fulp warns the audience not to underestimate God. At first glance, having Darnell (a child) die by having a flaming airplane fall on him is evil. But Darnell was an arsonist who decided to terrorize an entire city. So yes, he was asking for it, regardless of his age. |
* God is a subversion in [[Newgrounds]], though Tom Fulp warns the audience not to underestimate God. At first glance, having Darnell (a child) die by having a flaming airplane fall on him is evil. But Darnell was an arsonist who decided to terrorize an entire city. So yes, he was asking for it, regardless of his age. |
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