Many years later, when the Hate Plague was raging throughout the universe in the year 2006, Optimus Prime entered the Matrix to consult the ancient Autobots within on a possible cure. Before Prime and the Autobots departed for Earth, Alpha Trion spoke to them through Vector Sigma, warning them of a fact merging with the computer had revealed to him: on Earth, the Key to Vector Sigma had even greater power. Prime relented, and Alpha Trion merged with Vector Sigma, which activated and brought the new Aerialbots to life. Optimus Prime tried to stop him, but Alpha Trion refused to listen, reminding Prime that he was his creator and insisting that the jets were more important than he was. His "key," however, was his own life force: as a first generation product of Vector Sigma, his computation matrix could interface with the computer and bring it back online, at the cost of his own continued existence. The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1 When the work was done, Alpha Trion professed that he had another key to Vector Sigma "on him," and he would use it to reactivate the computer so that it could bring the jets to life. To combat these new land-based Decepticons, Optimus Prime hit on the idea of creating some new aerial Autobots, and Alpha Trion set to work reconstructing some Cybertronian aircraft. The droids had done their job, however, and prevented the Autobots from reaching Megatron before he used Vector Sigma to bring his newest Decepticons, the Stunticons to life. Their way, however, was barred by Centurion droids that Megatron used the Key to command, and Alpha Trion helped reactivate some discarded worker robots to fight the droids off. Alpha Trion was rescued from the chunk of metal the Decepticons left him stuck in by Optimus Prime and the Autobots, and after his injuries were repaired by Wheeljack and Ratchet, he journeyed with them into Cybertron's depths, leading the way to Vector Sigma's chamber. Trion pled ignorance, but Megatron knew better, and the elderly Autobot was soon overpowered while the Decepticons made off with the key. An astonished Optimus Prime stated that only his creator could know that! The Search for Alpha TrionĪ short time later, while he was looking for a misplaced tool, Alpha Trion was attacked in his workshop by Megatron and his Decepticons, who demanded that he hand over the Key to Vector Sigma. Alpha Trion repaired her to the best of his ability, but revealed to Optimus Prime that only Prime could save Elita by interfacing to her with his power filter. To save her beloved's life, Elita used her fatal power, and the Autobot leader was forced to track Alpha Trion to his secret base in hopes that he could save her.
Alas, Elita was captured, and used by the Decepticons to lure Optimus Prime into a trap. Trion suggested they move their headquarters, telling Elita to scout for a new location alone, but in the event that she encountered the Decepticons, warned her not to use her life-draining time-freezing power. Eventually, in the Earth year 1985, Shockwave caught the Female Autobots in the act and tracked them back to their headquarters, prompting Elita One to consult with Alpha Trion on a course of action. Five million years after his creation, Optimus Prime was lost when his spacecraft crash-landed on prehistoric Earth, but Alpha Trion kept in contact with Elita One, acting as a sagely advisor to her team of Female Autobots as they spent the following four million years stealing energon from Shockwave.
Over the intervening millennia, Alpha Trion's two greatest creations, whether by design or coincidence, forgot their relationship to the ancient Autobot. 1.10 Prime Wars Trilogy marketing materialįiction Generation 1 cartoon continuity The Transformers cartoon Voice actor: John Stephenson (English), Corey Burton (English, "War Dawn"), Tony Pope (English, "Forever Is a Long Time Coming"), Osamu Saka (Japanese), Toshio Ishii (Japanese, "War Dawn"), Hiroshi Naka (Japanese, "The Rebirth"), Chen Chun (Chinese), Wolfgang Mascher (German, "The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2" and "The Rebirth, Part 2"), Ramón Rocabayera (Spain-Spanish), Alejandro Abdalah (Latin American Spanish), Serge Bourrier (European French), François Leccia (European French, "The Search for Alpha Trion"), Albert Augier (European French, "The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2"), Georges Atlas (European French, "The Rebirth, Parts 2 & 3"), Magalhães Graça (Portuguese), Jomeri Pozzoli (Portuguese, "The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2")Īlpha Trion has secret liquor stashes in the strangest of places.1.4 Dreamwave Generation One continuity.1.1.2.1 Generations Selects Special Comic.
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