in command, he devastated his Cybertron and left only the Dinobots as any real opposition and then went looking for more Cybertronians to recruit into his army. After testing dimension-hopping tech with a strike against a G1 reality, he hopped into the war-ravaged Armada universe, leaving only his loyal second-in-command Jhiaxus behind. With Bludgeon, Scourge, Dreadwind, Smokejumper, and Sunstorm, he easily stomped it. Megazarak killed the local Optimus Prime, taunting him that the Matrix inside of him would rot with him, before ripping out his spark and abandoning Optimus's remains on the shores of the Rust Sea. Eventually, this would provide Unicron with the source of his malevolent Herald Nemesis Prime. The Decepticons tried to team up with the Destructicons, even giving Galvatron's own personal Mini-Con, Caliburn, to Megazarak, but this universe was ultimately destroyed. Megazarak was later abducted by Unicron for the Universe War, but Jhiaxus rescued his master from the Cauldron. However, his existence was later learned of by the Defensor who had bested his 3H counterpart, and the Autobot leader set out to challenge and defeat him. ToysUniverse Megazarak with Caliburn (2004) In the Transformers: Universe line, Megazarak is a repaint of Armada Megatron (with lights and sound electronics removed). Transformers: Armada Megazarak is a brutal warlord. In ancient days, Megazarak was a warlord who the Autobots led by Vector Prime fought and defeated. If the future Time Warriors hadn't stopped him, he'd have become a transdimensional genocide machine like his Robots in Disguise counterpart. Transformers: Energon Like his predecessor, the Transformers: Energon incarnation of Scorponok (misspelled Scorpinok in his debut episode) is known as Megazarak in Japan and is a Triple Changer, transforming from robot to scorpion-themed tank to jet. Animated series Originally, he was the Grand Chamberlain of the alien world of Planet Q, and sacrificed his life when he detonated the planet's core to stop the attack of Unicron. The spark of the planet's ruler, later to be known as Alpha Q, continued to exist within the dormant Unicron, and set about forming a plan to recreate his homeworld and other worlds that had been consumed by Unicron, using Energon. From Unicron, he recreated Planet Q's armies as the Terrorcons, and resurrected Scorponok to lead them. Scorponok managed to turn several Decepticons to his and Alpha Q's side, until Megatron was resurrected. Although Scorponok tried to kill the newly reborn Decepticon Leader, Megatron predictably