According to the oldest Cybertronian tales, before creation, two twin entities were born from the matrix of nothingness: Primus and Unicron . One represented light, the other chaos. Their eternal duel gave birth to the universe.

To contain his brother, Primus transformed himself into a mechanical world: Cybertron . It was at the heart of this planet that he forged the first living beings of metal—the 13 original Primes , each carrying a virtue and a fragment of his divine power.

To defend the universe against Unicron, Primus created the 13 original Primes . These god-like warriors were the first Transformers, wielding sacred artifacts and cosmic powers.

• Prima — the first bearer of the Matrix of Command.
• Vector Prime — Guardian of Time and Space.
• Alpha Trion — living memory of Cybertron.
• Megatronus — the future The Fallen , traitor to his creator.
• Solus Prime — the sacred smith, designer of divine artifacts.

These entities established the fundamental laws of creation and passed on the flame of Primus to their descendants.

Primus's power is channeled into the Matrix of Command , entrusted to his worthy heirs. Each bearer, from Optimus Prime to Rodimus Prime , becomes the living link between divine light and Cybertronian mechanics.

The Matrix is ​​not just a weapon: it is a consciousness, a fragment of Primus's heart, containing the collective memory of all the lost Primes.

For the Transformers, Primus is not only a creator, but also a faith. He represents unity, balance, and redemption. His influence guides figures like Alpha Trion and Optimus Prime in their decisions.

Even in the darkest hours—facing Unicron , Galvatron, or The Fallen —the light of Primus remains the last spark of hope for Cybertron.