He is known for his work on Tony Fuochi.
In the third film, Megatron receives another alternate mode, that being a Mack 10-wheeler tanker truck (a demented version of Optimus Prime's alternate mode) with a tarp which may act as a cowl to partially hide Megatron's face due to extensive damage he received in the second film.
Even though he found it, Megatron was betrayed at the beginning of the series by Starscream, who planted an explosive device on his back. Upon witnessing Megatron being defeated by Optimus one too many times, Soundwave concocted a plan to damage the Autobots' reputation in the humans' eyes, whom he blamed for the Decepticons' continued failures. Finally cornering him on a ledge, Megatron offered that if the human gave him the AllSpark, the boy might live as his pet. He'd downloaded his mind into the AllSpark interface module, knowing Starscream would take it and assimilate it into himself.
Megatron is not content with conquest of Cybertron.
Megatron returned the Mini-Cons and joined the battle against Unicron, but secretly planned to let the Autobots die and then strike a bargain with Unicron.
Megatron tends to become so obsessed with the object of his desires that he can ignore "secondary" matters, glaring flaws in his plans.
Shockwave is one of his chief scientific researchers. Megatron transforms into a Cybertronian jet.
With his breakthrough performance as Eames in
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This version featured a history virtually identical to that of the Megatron of the films, up until the final battle of Megatron's Cybertronian design hearkens to the movie version but with more human-like features, while his Earth design bears similarities to the "Super Megatron" form of his G1 incarnation.
TV Show: Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy: Siege When the two Decepticons surfaced to attack Optimus, Sideswipe, Bumblebee and Ironhide, they were thwarted despite the element of surprise being on their side. Alejandro Villeli.
Movie: Transformers: The Last Knight
Megatron is often voiced by Frank Welker, who originally voiced the G1 character, and while Hugo Weaving was chosen to voice Megatron in the 2007 movie, Welker voiced Megatron once again in supporting media and would reprise his role as Megatron for later series, such as Transformers: Prime. He will subjugate it, bend it to his will, carve up its corpse and integrate its power into himself. Like at least some of the other Transformers of his dimension, Megatron was somehow amalgamated with his At one point, Megatron obtained a new flame-based power for himself. Considering the situation, Megatron decided it was time to end their secret war, and that if they couldn't find the boy, they'd have the humans bring him to the Decepticons.
After Starscream and Devastator's opening attacks in Megatron pursued the young human who had removed the AllSpark from Hoover Dam, destroying everything that stood in his way. Jeff Bennett was born on October 2, 1962 in Houston, Texas, USA as Jeffrey Glenn Bennett.
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When Optimus refused to withdraw, as Megatron deemed the fight to be none of his concern, the Decepticon leader called in additional troops to support him. Hans Sievers.
Before it rolled out, Megatron transferred his mind into the drone's body (or, as Brains put it, "infected it with his evil nasty chromosomes") and was thus reborn, a spark-less, soul-less 'bot without fear.