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Early Humanity |
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Though out the final years of the Great War contact with the
inhabitants of the planet Earth, or Humanity, helped to tip the balance
of power in the war to favor the Autobot's. Knowing, and despising this,
Megatron uses
information that he gathered from the Golden Disc to plan an attack on a
valley that is the home of the protohumans that will eventually evolve
into the human race. Ordering all his Predacon's to attack the Valley,
the only thing that stood in his way was
Dinobot, who was
able to take out all of Megatron's underlings before taking on the
tyrant himself, and, though it cost Dinobot his spark, he was able to
stop Megatron and destroy the Disc so that he could never try to change
history again.
Though the Predacon attack failed to destroy humanity, it did succeed
in other ways, all of them in favor of the protohumans. The first
happened during Dinobot's final stand against Megatron, when the leader
of the tribe watched the Maximal, who's weapon systems where non
functional, used a stick with a rock imbedded in it to stop Megatron.
The leader of the tribe took the discarded weapon and used it for both
defense and as a tool. This eventually led to the tribes creating more
weapons, based on this simple improvised weapon. The second was the fact
that the protohumans left, and then separated into smaller groups,
making it next to
Unfortunately though Megatron still decided to use the Early Humans
as his test subjects
Chak and Una went on to form a relationship with Cheetor, who, with
the blessing of Optimus Primal, started to teach them basic skills that
their tribe would need in the future. This unfortunately caught the
attention of the Predacon's who were working on a Disruptor weapon that
would allow them to destroy the Maximal's and gain access to the Ark,
which they were now protecting. The problem was that their own operating
systems were just as vulnerable to the disruptor, and thus they
kidnapped Una to help them complete work
Ironically enough the tribe then installed Waspinator as their leader. But this would be a short lived rule, as the Protohumans eventually became fed up with the Predacon, and sent him on a one way trip away from them via a cued, but very effective, catapult. |
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