The Unicron Trilogy introduced a generation to Transformers, ... Masquerading as an Autobot, his Mini-Con partner (who turned into his head in robot mode) was then changed, ...

Unicron's head is removable — a reference to Transformers: The Movie (1986), when his head was blown off his body in the climatic finale, and left to orbit Cybertron (the Transformers' home planet) ...

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Unicron's hands also have 15-points of articulation, "3 per finger," and there's now a clear plastic stand to display Unicron's disembodied head, to recreate "the part where the Bringer of Chaos's ...

The character of Unicron originated in the very first Transformers film — 1986’s animated feature The Transformers: The Movie, in which he was voiced by none other than Orson Welles himself in ...

Most fans expected that Unicron, the world-devouring villain behind 1986’s Transformers: The Movie, would serve as the primary antagonist for Rise of the Beasts.In a way, he did — but Unicron ...

Optimus Prime and his loyal Autobots are facing their biggest threat to date in the upcoming “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” — the world-devouring Unicron. “How big can this guy be ...

Mirage also later puts the Unicron threat into perspective by telling Diaz that "he eats planets." One of the other human leads in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is featured in this trailer, too.