With several sources of Angolmois energy obtained, Unicron's essence could absorb it and manifest a new body based on the Predacon version of Galvatron (which bore Unicron's demonic horns).

Since Transformers: Age of Extinction kind of already blew the whole Galvatron storyline, Unicron’s Four Horsemen would be more likely for The Last Knight.

Galvatron's scale makes it "just the right size to fit in Unicron’s hand, as seen in the 1986 film." For a look at the new accessories, check out the gallery below.

A nigh-omnipotent force of evil who devours entire worlds, Unicron enlists the aid of a dying Megatron in his schemes, transforming him into a mighty new form as Galvatron.

Below, you can see the TV spot in question — as well as a fan-edit of a scene from Transformers The Movie that features Unicron’s creation of Galvatron, with the audio reworked to restore ...

Along with GALVATRON, Unicron ambushes a secret Government base located in Colorado. This is very important for two reasons: The Decepticon Corpses are there and it's has a great selection of new ...

Rogue's Gallery, the feature on IGN Stars where we spotlight some of our heroes' most dangerous and infamous villains, continues this week with the Decepticon who would one day murder Optimus ...

The concept of Unicron was first introduced in 1986’s animated Transformers: The Movie. It was something that originally looked like a planet but turned out to be a massive Transformer. MCU fans ...

One of Unicron’s major moves, after all, is turning Megatron into Galvatron. Then again, Galvatron was a truck in Age of Extinction already. What do you think of Unicron’s reveal?