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Autobots

Character

The heroic Transformers faction as it appears in the Transformers x Evangelion crossover. Led by Optimus Prime, the team lands on Earth to battle the Angels after Starscream seizes control of one of them, and eventually joins forces with NERV.

Series: Transformers
Status: Active
Formation Date: Unknown
First Appearance: Transformers Mode "EVA"
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Overview

The Autobots are the famous robot faction of the Transformers franchise, entering the Evangelion universe through the crossover story Transformers Mode "EVA". Optimus Prime commands the group, whose sworn enemies are the Decepticons.

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Role

The team comes to Earth to fight the Angels after Starscream takes possession of one of them. Their campaign later produces Autobot-NERV, a formal alliance with NERV.

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Notable Members

The crossover roster consists of Optimus Prime as leader alongside Wheeljack, Bumblebee, Sideswipe, and Sky Lynx.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the members of the Autobots?

In the Transformers x Evangelion crossover, the Autobots' roster consists of Optimus Prime as leader alongside Wheeljack, Bumblebee, Sideswipe, and Sky Lynx.

How do the Autobots enter the Evangelion universe?

The Autobots enter the Evangelion universe through the crossover story Transformers Mode "EVA", coming to Earth to fight the Angels after the Decepticon Starscream takes possession of one of them.

Who leads the Autobots?

Optimus Prime commands the Autobots in the Transformers x Evangelion crossover.

Who are the Autobots' enemies?

The Autobots' sworn enemies are the Decepticons, the antagonist faction that also crosses into the Evangelion universe.

What alliance do the Autobots form with NERV?

The Autobots' campaign against the Angels eventually leads to Autobot-NERV, a formal alliance between the Autobots and NERV.

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