Last Autobot
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| The Last Autobot | |
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| Affiliation | Autobot  |
| Function | Guardian of Cybertron |
| Motto | "And now.. it is time for this mindless war to cease. It is done, finished." |
| Alternate Modes | Cybertronian spacecraft |
| Series | Transformers: Generation 1 |
The Last Autobot is a character in the fictional Transformers Universe, introduced at the tail end of the Generation 1 Marvel comic series. Decepticons know him as the Ultimate Warrior, others as the Soul of Cybertron. He was blue and gold in color, and was roughly the size of a gestalt. The Last Autobot's face resembled, very strongly, the insignia worn by the Autobots.
[edit] Marvel Comics
Little is known about the Last Autobot, but it seems he was created by Primus in the event that he would no longer be able to guide his creations - the Transformer race. When Cybertron no longer had Primus to hold it together the last Autobot would be woken by the Chosen One, and would use his power to stabilize the dying world so that Primus' children could remain there. He could transform into a Cybertronian spacecraft.
Shortly after the Unicron Crisis, the Last Autobot awoke to confront a danger threatening to destroy Cybertron. Optimus Prime's Powermaster partner Hi-Q had binary bonded with Optimus so long that Prime's consciousness had seemingly implanted itself into Hi-Q's body. The Nebulan, believed by the Autobots to be insane, journeyed into the depths of Cybertron with the superhuman team the Neo-Knights, discovering the slumbering giant. Immediately after the Last Autobot's reawakening, he accelerated the bonding process, merging Prime and Hi-Q into one soul and creating Prime's body anew.
After these manipulations, the giant figure of cosmic power restored Cybertron, and stopped the planet from tearing itself apart. He then Transformed and flew Optimus and the Neo-Knights to the planet Klo. There he arrived in time to witness the last vestiges of the Autobot army being slaughtered in an Decepticon trap. Resurrecting the fallen Autobots, the tide was turned. The Decepticons couldn't possibly defeat a self-regenerating army, so they retreated, claiming that the war was over and that they'd fight no more.
