Transformers Decepticons - Characters

Characters

• Steven Jay Blum voices the Create-A-Bot, the main playable character, commonly referred to as "Starscream's Pet" by the Decepticons, who rightfully believes that Megatron is leader of the Decepticons. He is commonly mistreated and fully unaware of it e.g. When Starscream arrives in Hoover Dam he knocks the latter down and exclaims his orders of destruction. He is the only Decepticon who was killed by Megatron if excluding Starscream. He was killed by Megatron for being too weak to function after a battle with Starscream.
• Keith David voices Barricade, an old war veteran (differing to the film, making him much like G1 Kup). He originally never actually liked Decepticon Create-A-Bot as he was Starscream's follower and wasn't in favour of him. He eventually treats him with more respect and lets him in on the team's actions. He is most commonly depicted as the leader until the most powerful Decepticon's return from absence into power. He was killed by Starscream while attempting to turn him in for treason.
• Noah Nelson voices Blackout One of the largest Decepticons. Blackout is commonly used for transport, seen transporting Decepticon Create-A-Bot and Barricade during some missions. While you would think Blackout would be the first Decepticon in the game like the film, he is not- He is fourth (Third if you include the glimpse of him at the end of Tranquility 1). Blackout was killed by Starscream when he tried to reclaim the AllSpark. He is the only Decepticon that didn't fight a boss in this game, although in the Autobot version, he was in a boss battle twice (1st was fighting Jazz, 2nd was fighting Ratchet)
• David Sobolov voices Brawl, the top bruiser for the Decepticons. Brawl is much like a child in this version, as he acts like one, claiming Barricade to be no fun when he would not let him destroy any incoming convoy tanks coming in a certain mission at Hoover Dam, and when they interrogate one of those tanks, he chases it gleefully as he fires at it, resulting in it blowing up. Brawl mentions destroying Tyger Pax, referencing the prequel. Brawl is nor killed or seen or heard from by the end of the game, leaving people to question his disappearance, but he faced Ironhide and then he is no longer heard from after Starscream defeats Barricade, he might or chances are, since Brawl did not assist Megatron in retrieving the Cube and killing Starscream, he was never killed by Starscream. However, when Create-A-Bot is about to be killed by Megatron, he mentions that Barricade and the others were killed, and others does not account to only one Decepticon(Blackout), Brawl is most likely to be killed by Starscream as Create-A-Bot could not mean Starscream but it is possible he presumed Brawls death as he was also opposing Starscreams side and create-a-bot may just have concluded his death as Brawl makes no contact with him after killing Ironhide.
• Daniel Ross voices Starscream, the second-in-command of the Decepticons and eventual main antagonist of the game. He does not appear, much like Megatron, until late into the game. Starscream believes he is the Decepticon's true leader, although he only has control over one person and early in the game too, his Protégé, the Decepticon Create-A-Bot. This version of Starscream is probably his most treacharous incarnation. He is killed by Megatron for betrayal and defiance. Also his G1 repaint form, like the toy, is a Target exclusive.
• Frank Welker voices Megatron, the leader of the Decepticons. He has majority of the in-game Decepticons on his side, with Barricade taking control of the situation. Soon hand he is revived, as he is the only one who could ever pull Starscream out of power and likely execute him. Once revived he kills Jazz first of all, then he kills Optimus Prime and then Starscream, for he betrayed his leader and lastly he kills Create-A-Bot because of his weakness. He is the only known Decepticon to have survived through to the end of the game, as he was never killed during the events of the game.