The Energon Pub

[Transformers Fanatic]

What do you guys think about the Last Autobot story being used fof Transformers 4?
I think it would be kinda cool and different.

The Last Autobot Comics Story

Billions of years ago, before going into his sleep, Primus prepared a Transformer called the Last Autobot. He gave the Last Autobot a measure of his power and set him to wait for the 'chosen one'.
After Primus' death, Cybertron appeared to be tearing itself apart and the Transformers abandoned their home world. The only remaining Transformer was Optimus Prime, whose soul was in the body of Hi-Q.
Prime traveled, along with the Neo-Knights, into the depths of Cybertron where he discovered the Last Autobot. The Last Autobot? When the Last Autobot awakened, he was surprised to find the form that the chosen one had taken—two souls in one body, a human body. (It's a long story.)
The Last Autobot merged the two souls into one new Optimus Prime body. He revealed that Cybertron wasn't tearing itself apart, but merely reformatting after the death of Primus. The Last Autobot stabilized the process, allowing Cybertron to reformatting after the death of Primus. The Last Autobot stabilized the process, allowing Cybertron to reform without damaging itself.
After this, the Last Autobot traveled with Prime and the Neo Knights to the planet Klo, where they attacked the Decepticons. The Autobots were being decimated by the Decepticons, and the Last Autobot assisted in the battle—not actively, but by resurrecting all the Autobots who had fallen.
Finally, the Autobots (and presumably the Last Autobot) returned to Cybertron, while the Decepticons exiled themselves to deep space.

[SlyTF1]

I think they should bring The Fallen back, which could be a plot point to bring The Last Autobot back or something since he has something to do with Primus and the first 13, then have Unicron and Primus actually be introduced in the last few minutes of the movie, which would set up a sequel. What the movies need more of is actual Cybertronian history. ROTF had a lot, but not as much as it should have had.