Human Shifting: In The Stinger of The Last Knight, she demonstrates the ability to take human form.

Demiurge Archetype: Assuming she's not the creator of the Transformers like she claims to be, she fits this pretty well, being a deceptive figure who claims to be the deity of the Transformers in order to manipulate others.

The Corrupter: Turns Optimus into Nemesis Prime to retrieve the Staff for her.Composite Character: Quintessa is essentially a combination of Solus Prime and Quintus Prime, being a female Creator of the Transformers, and inspired the Quintessons.Big Bad Duumvirate: Quintessa and Megatron are actually working together to revitalize their home planet, although as it's her plan Quintessa is the one who's giving orders to Megatron during the final phases, since he's the brawn and she's the brains.She intends to destroy Unicron (who is Earth's core) to save Cybertron and corrupts Optimus to do so. Big Bad: Quintessa serves as this for The Last Knight.Given her title of 'the Great Deceiver', it's implied she may not actually be a Creator at all and is just lying to Optimus as one means to manipulate him. Ambiguous Situation: It's not clear how she relates to either the Creators or the Dynasty of Primes, especially since she looks nothing like the organic-looking arm shown in Age of Extinction.While she still has tentacles, they emerge from the bottom, making her look like a ghost, especially since she's colored light blue and floats. And if one believes she is a Quintesson, this also applies to the tentacled robotic creatures. Adaptational Attractiveness: Of the Creators we've seen, Quintessa is a lot prettier than the biomechanical pink hand seen in Age of Extinction.A God Am I: One of the first things she does his proclaim herself Optimus and the other Cybertronians' 'god'.Superior Species: Their technology allows them to brainwash Optimus Prime, so it has to be pretty darn effective.Ī female Creator seeking to restore Cybertron.

Phlebotinum Killed the Dinosaurs: They were the ones who exterminated the dinosaurs using Transformium.The appearance of a female Creator named Quintessa in The Last Knight lends more credence to them being Quintessons, but nothing is explicitly confirmed. They have similarites with the Quintessons of past Transformers lore, though whether or not they actually are Quintessons has yet to be revealed. No Name Given: The actual name of their species is never revealed.Hostile Terraforming: Their whole schtick is turning other planets into Transformium to make living machines.Greater-Scope Villain: Lockdown's employers and the creators of the Cybertronian race, making them this for Age of Extinction and possibly every previous film.Evil Versus Evil: They oppose Unicron while not giving a damn about the lifeforms inhabiting him.At the film's end, with the Creators' eyes still on Earth, Optimus goes into space to take them on in order to spare the planet from their wrath. The Dreaded: Lockdown certainly pays a lot of respect to them.Abusive Precursors: They were the ones who created the Cybertronian race, have a habit of terraforming planets for their own purposes while not caring if lifeforms are already present, and sent Lockdown after Optimus, and evidently didn't bother telling him to spare the Autobots.They were the ones who sent Seeds to prehistoric Earth, and hired Lockdown to hunt down Optimus and other Transformers. Here are 20 Strange Details About Bumblebee's Anatomy.The Creators of the Transformers. There were plenty to choose from, so we’ve whittled it down to include only the most fascinating findings. To celebrate the release of Bumblebee, we’ve combed through the last 34 years worth of Transformers stories across all media to isolate the very craziest facts about this popular character's anatomy. Upon reviewing Bumblebee’s history, something that really stands out is just how unusual his anatomy is – even for a cybernetic alien life form able to shape-shift into a vehicle! Whether it’s in-universe factoids (like the cause of the vocal impediment that plagues the plucky Autobot in some of his incarnations) or real world trivia (like the staggering number of digital “parts” needed to build his CGI model), there’s a lot about Bumblebee’s body that beggars belief. It’s fair to say we’ve learned quite a bit about Bumblebee over the years, with his recent self-titled big screen spin-off shedding even more light on his past exploits.

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