Starscream's triptych covers all parts of Unicron's trilogy: "Armada," "Energon" and "Cybertron," presenting a deep study of the psychological relationship between Starscream and his mentor Megatron. The symbolic transformation of the character is reflected in the metamorphosis of the cell into the crown, demonstrating the paradox of its development: having gained independence, he retains an internal dependence and thirst for power Chains and cage act as symbols of this constant thirst for domination. The path to power is shown through the image of the knowledge key passing through the spark of the character - an analogue of the heart. Starscream, originally pure, transforms into a true master of manipulation and evil, adopting the skill of his mentor.The mentoring relationship between Megatron and Starscream is expressed through the image of the Master's hands.
Starscream becomes an ideal project for him - an almost perfect heir who, however, never reaches the level of his demanding creator, personifying tyranny, selfishness and pride.The climax of the story is presented in the third picture, where Megatron's hand turns into Galvatron's dark hand - his powerful but vicious version. The flame in his hand symbolizes the fiery dimension that became a trap for Starscream after betrayal and his punishment.
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