Review and Summary of Transformers Prime

 The series focuses on the Autobots of "Team Prime", consisting of Optimus Prime,  Ratchet, Arcee, Bumblebee and Bulkhead, and their human allies as they attempt to protect the Earth from the villainous Decepticons and their leader Megatron.

 The show is made on the life of autobots on earth and how they protected it. In the initial season it is clearly shown that the autobots had to move from there planet 'Cybertron' which was completely destroyed by a war which had broke out between the autobots and decepticons. All the inhabitants of that planet were scattered around the galaxy. Soon Optimus prime found himself on earth with his fellow bots. It was clear that the leader of the deception, Megatron was looking for him . Unfortunate for Optimus, Megatron (the leader of the scattered decepticon ) was already on earth before him. Both Megatron and Optimus found earth a precious planet . Earth contained 'energon' which was their fuel or energy, Megatron and Optimus called out to their scattered fellow bots to come on earth. Megatron had a cruel vision on how to achieve that energon but optimus wanted to make peace with the humans. Not surprisingly, megatron started to disturb the inhabitants of the planet earth, so to save the humans optimus and his fellow bots confronted the minions of megatron at times. Team optimus allies with the FBI 'Agent Fawler'.

The series brings several notable changes and additions to Transformers lore. Both the Autobots and Decepticons use Ground Bridges (scaled-down versions of the Space Bridges, which also appear) to travel across the Earth, and the ancient planet-sized Transformer Unicron serves as the planet's core, emphasizing the idea of Earth and Cybertron being "twin planets.

In Season Two, Megatron manipulates the amnesiac Optimus into decrypting the Iacon archives, which contain the coordinates of Cybertronian relics hidden on Earth. Jack travels to Cybertron, obtaining Optimus’ memories from Vector Sigma, and restores them to Optimus via the Matrix. From this point onwards, most of the season revolves around the Autobots and Decepticons' hunt for the Iacon relics, with both factions retrieving a number of them. Starscream also searches for the relics and manages to beat the Autobots and the Decepticons to some of them.Eventually, both the Autobots and the Decepticons learn about the Omega Keys, four Iacon relics used to power the Omega Lock, which can restore life to Cybertron. The Autobots manage to retrieve three of the keys, but Star scream the right hand of Megatron steals it and hands it over to megatron. The Decepticons then destroy the Autobots' base, unaware the team escaped beforehand using their Ground Bridge, though Optimus stays behind to destroy the bridge, in order to prevent the Decepticons from finding the others' whereabouts, and is seemingly killed. The third season introduces a 'NEW CHARACTER' named Ultra Magnus, Optimus's second-in-command and the leader of Bulkhead and Wheeljack's old team, and the coldly logical Decepticon scientist Shockwave, who plans to create an army of Predacons to serve Megatron, starting with Predaking. Eventually, Smokescreen is able to resurrect Optimus using the Forge's last powers after he dies, giving him a new, more powerful body, and the Autobots reunite, destroying Darkmount.

Knock Out prepares to infect the nemesis but eventually, the Autobots storm the Nemesis to rescue Ratchet and destroy the Omega Lock. During the battle, Soundwave is trapped in the Shadowzone (a parallel dimension created by the interaction of multiple Ground Bridges), and Bumblebee is mortally wounded by Megatron. However, he is resurrected after falling into a pool of Cybermatter, regaining his voice, and kills Megatron by impaling him with the Star Saber, sending his body falling back to Earth. Afterwards, the Autobots use the Omega Lock to restore Cybertron and head home victorious via the Nemesis, bidding farewell to their human allies and Ratchet, who chose to stay on Earth to continue helping humanity.

In conclusion, Transformers Prime is an excellent animated series that offers compelling storytelling, top-notch animation, and well-developed characters. The show's combination of action, humor, and drama make it appealing to both kids and adults, and it remains a standout in the Transformers franchise. If you're a fan of animated shows, action-adventure stories, or the Transformers universe, this series is definitely worth checking out.