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With Transformers' Decepticons especially becoming more violent with every issue, the Energon Universe has fast proved to be a hazardous place. Skybound has raised the franchise's stakes by intensifying the violence of the Decepticons; but, as the Decepticon is absolutely horrible, this new Shockwave might be the most extreme of all. Written by Daniel Warren Johnson and featuring artwork by Jorge Corona, Transformers #9 opens with Shockwave coming on Earth via a bridge from Cybertron. Turning into his alt-mode and murdering the Autobot Ratchet instantly makes the Decepticon leader a serious danger.
From there, things only become worse for the Autobots when Shockwave hands Optimus Prime a fairly terrible defeat when the two clash. Afterward, Prims must make a difficult choice that leaves the injured Cliffjumper and Jazz on the battlefield for Shockwave as hostages. Watching the Decepticon carry Cliffjumper away to a possibly terrible fate is difficult not to get anxious feeling; a plot beat made all the more effective by having Cliffjumper screaming in terror.
Shockwave points over the dead Cliffjumper and Jazz, "These Autobots have been on this planet for many years." "I have to run tests on how this has affected them. Promising that the Autobot is in for "painful experiments," Shockwave takes Cliffjumper away with terrifying effect. Made all the more terrible by Shockwave's casual attitude of cruelty, this is a blood-curdling moment Watching the Decepticon drag Cliffjumper away to a possibly terrible end is difficult not to feel queasy; a narrative beat made all the more powerful if Cliffjumper screams in terror as he is taken.
Shockwave also finds great interest in human biology, which Astrotrain reveals when it abducts Spike Witwicky from the institution. Hoping to bring a live human sample for Shockwave, the Decepticon triple-changer is keen to enter his good graces. Astrotrain further points out that after Spike gets given to Shockwave, the human lad would be tortured, hence the process will also be traumatic for him. In the old G1 continuity, Shockwave was always governed by reason; so, his interest to investigate the life-forms surrounding him is in line with his nature.
Shockwave is a big menace in the Energon Universe according to Transformers' creative staff. Now that the Decepticons have a bridge between the earth and Cybertron, Soundwave appears to have reached an understanding with Shockwave and is the current leader of the Decepticons on Earth. Skybound's Energon Universe Transformers have thus focused on the seriousness of a threat the Decepticons pose, so heightening the consequences of their presence on Earth. This is exactly what makes the Energon Universe period of Transformers so fascinating since the action keeps becoming even more furious with every issue.
Long a powerful force in the Transformers universe, the Decepticons' advent on Earth in the Energon Universe has heightened the struggle between the Autobots and Decepticons' stakes. Driven by a quest for dominance and a disrespect for the life of others, the Decepticons are no more just cartoon villains; they are a force of havoc and devastation. Transformers #9's graphic depiction of the Decepticons' savagery highlights the darker and more complicated character of the Energon Universe, hence augmenting the franchise's complexity and mystery.
Shockwave arrives as the Energon Universe undergoes a sea change. This latest version of the venerable Decepticon is a merciless and lethal force that gives the Transformers' environment still another degree of risk. The problem also emphasizes the Decepticons' increasing might and their unrelenting quest of supremacy. Shockwave and his merciless strategies have raised the conflict's stakes between the Autobots and Decepticons to never-seen levels.
The Energon Universe is a singular and intriguing fresh chapter in the Transformers story. Embracing a darker and more sophisticated tone, the comics probe the depths of the characters and the results of their activities. Shockwave signals a major change in the Energon Universe's power dynamics and promises an exciting and fierce trip for the Autobots and their allies.
Comprising movies, TV shows, video games, and comics, Transformers is a multimedia brand.The franchise revolves on a race of humanoid robots known as the autobots who have to guard Earth against the Decepticons. Among the most often used characters are Megatron, Optimus Prime, and Bumblebee. Starring Shia Labeouf, the first live-action film in the series debuted in 2007.
For decades, the Transformers series has enthralled viewers with its examination of ideas of good vs evil, metamorphosis, and the force of friendship. From the venerable G1 animated series to the massively popular live-action movies, the franchise has undergone many variations. With its darker tone and strong action, the Energon Universe presents a fresh viewpoint on the Transformers story and gives the cherished series more complexity and depth.