Transformers Generations Titans Return Titan Class Fortress Maximus

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Fortress Maximus was the base of Sentinel Prime and did not appear to be sentient. Its only appearance was in the third season episode "This is Why I Hate Machines", when Sentinel Prime tried to use it against Omega Supreme. Lyricist: Keisuke Fujikawa / Composer: Takamune Negishi / Arranger: Katsunori Ishida / Singers: Hironobu Kageyama Lyricist: Keisuke Fujikawa / Composer: Takamune Negishi / Arranger: Katsunori Ishida / Singers: Korogi '73, Mori no Ki Jido Gassho-dan In 2002, Hasbro began to solicit a United States release of Brave Maximus as Robots in Disguise Fortress Maximus. The toy was to be an exclusive to the retailer FAO Schwartz. However, it was later canceled due to the toy's failure of standard industry drop tests.

A slightly less pacifistic Fortress Maximus (seriously, he repeatedly threatened to kill his prisoners or otherwise 'strip them down to their spark cores') was the warden in charge of Garrus 9, an Autobot-run penitentiary where both Autobot and Decepticon prisoners were kept in containment. As the ultimate imprisonment, each inmate was reduced down to their spark and laser core alone, held inanimate in a storage center known as "The Rig" until such a time as Fort Max deemed to rebuild and release them, if ever. Ultra Magnus, Kup, and Spike were kidnapped by Skuxxoids during the Galactic Games. Five Faces of Darkness: Part 1 Though the trio were sentenced to death by the Quints, the other Autobots arrived in time to save them. Five Faces of Darkness: Part 2 When the Quintessons later used an ancient device to deactivate the Transformers, Spike was able to destroy it, saving the lives of his friends. Five Faces of Darkness: Part 3

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At the trial of the Commandos, the Autobots of the post- Cybertron Alliance era recounted how the Commandos were originally sent to the past to reactivate Brave Maximus. Ruination Chapter, Part One Toy bio continuity This is the first incarnation of Optimus not to be killed off at any point during his series. Possibly due to the fact that he is not intended to be Optimus Prime in the original Car Robot series. Wheelie: "But it is your fault, Chromedome! You shouldn't have let Sparkle join in the fight! You should have known that yourself!"

You'd think that Spike, a man that's been around Transformers and their battles for 27 years now, would know better than to walk in the middle of a fight between any two of them, let alone ones as big as Trypticon and Metroplex, but apparently not. Especially stupid as all he says is 'look out'. Yeah, very helpful there, Spike. Metroplex's long-standing nemesis is the equally-gargantuan Decepticon, Trypticon. He has three "normal"-sized components: Six-Gun, Slammer, and Scamper, to help patrol and defend his territory. The extent of that territory varies; sometimes Metroplex is an independent base, and other times he's part of (or all of) Autobot City, aka Scramble City. Transformers: Titans Return is an animated web series developed by Eric S. Calderon, Adam Beechen and F.J. DeSanto, and produced by Machinima, Inc. and Hasbro Studios, with the animation handled by Tatsunoko Production. Based on the Transformers franchise, it is the sequel to Transformers: Combiner Wars and the second installment of the Prime Wars Trilogy. His name was on a list of Convoy members given by Cheetor to Andromeda. The list noted that he was also known by the moniker Ignition Prime and hailed from universal stream Viron 903.0 Beta. Andromeda - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/05/21 Ignition Prime was present at a meeting of the Convoy after the turmoil caused by the Waruder invasion of Axiom Nexus. Cybertron's Most Wanted

Cybertronian mythology dubbed Metroplex the "First Titan", believed to be the original member of the Titans from the time of the Knights of Cybertron. The Reluctant Specialist Legends claimed that he, Chela and Metrotitan had once fought alongside Primus himself, Origin Myths and he was said to have defeated the monster known as Trypticon and watched as it was sealed away in the depths of Cybertron. The Illusion of Control Salvation After disappearing for some time, the three Titans resurfaced during a battle between the armies of Megatronus and Onyx Prime, rejoining civilization in time for the rise of the Thirteen Primes. Origin Myths Metroplex was approached by Alpha Trion, and together they explored the entire surface of Cybertron. Omega's Conundrum Along with Chela and Caminus, Metroplex presided over the banishment of both Vigilem and his master Liege Maximo during the First Cybertronian Civil War, severing their brother's higher functions and rebranding him as "Carcer" before sending both deceivers adrift in the stars. Metroplex hoped that that would be the end of Vigilem but wondered if he'd been too merciful. Rubicon The First Who Was Named In Viron 704.08 Gamma, Omega Prime and Fortress Maximus put an end to the universal consumption campaign of Unicron, a seemingly non-singularity Transformer warlord who had united his consciousness with Planet X. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/28