#cityformer

Vos Andean is one of Cybertron's oldest titans, still alive, still active. In the present day of Cybertron (pre-war) Vos' current citizens treat him more like a myth than an active/living guardian. Vos' historical archives speak of eras when citizens would freely enter Vos' core to talk/interact with their titan, building the city and culture up together. Now a days Vos is a creature of folklore, most assume he's dead or asleep, locked in a long standing stasis. Outside of Vos the city's history of being alive is unknown. If you're not a flight model mech you have no way of knowing that an entire city/district was/is a living sentient being. If you're a citizen of Vos, even if you believe the titan to be dead, you do not speak of him to outsiders. Vos + his people are vain, prideful, and know their worth. They don't waste words or time on those who do not respect them/their culture.

Name: Hex (might change)

Age: really old (have you noticed how bad i am at ageing my ocs yet ?)

Height: around 4,000 meters

Alt: Spaceship (titan)

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About him:

Ok so Hex. He’s a spaceship, during war time he kind of works for autobots, i mean, he was an autobot yeah. But if there’s a stray mech out there you’re sure he’ll get it known that it wants to rescue them. Then after the war he’s not used for combat at all, rather being an actual cityformer as he has his little mech community inside that he drives around. He has a team of researchers as his crew, And Flashlight is his Cityspeaker ( @cosmique-oddity )

As for Hex himself, he likes to form an hologram of himself to vibe with the others mechs, but still needing his speaker to interpret what he says cause he either speak in way old cybertronian, WITH a broken voice box, or in hands. When he doesn’t manifest like that, it’s like living in a haunted place, he WILL make himself known (door opening, closing, via temps change, lights, cupboards…standard ghost stuff but it’s just the sassy man)

For his personality i would say he’s rather gentle, but very sassy and a bit of a diva if he wants to; as in he cares for people and he will make sure they are taken care of no matter how it happens. He’s chatty in his own way. More fun fact than personality: he cares a lot about his paint job. He will be upset if it gets scruffed, maybe even refusing to move until it’s fixed in some cases.

The premise is, Razgriz the demon is a Titan, while Trigger is a cityspeaker who HATES her job. For my version of normal AC7 Trigger, her emblem dog is real and is Razgriz in disguise because she refuses to wield the demon’s power directly. It’s a whole thing and I hope you don’t need to know it to understand, because all of it exists only in my brain. anyway.

Let me explain regular AC lore first. In the games, Razgriz is a force of good and evil, chaos and balance. Whenever history encounters a great change, razgriz appears first as a demon who causes destruction, and then as a hero who restores peace and brings prosperity. These things are metaphorical in the game, the hero being several of the protagonists. It’s a cycle that repeats basically every war. While AC7’s protagonist Trigger isn’t directly linked to the Razgriz, it’s implied by the soundtrack using their motifs. Hence why I prefer to write Triggs as someone who refuses to become one with the Razgriz.

Aces of Cybertron Razgriz speaks to her and wants her to merge with them so she can wield their power and carry out their will. Trigger is reluctant, but the demon in her head DOES end up befriending her in the end, gaining her trust and offering guidance. She even does the merging thing a few times, but only when she really has to. I imagine it more so serves to enhance her own strength rather than have her physically control Razgriz, but maybe both will happen. They are probably constantly in her head anyways. Razgriz in this universe can’t be classified as good or evil, they are simply a force of nature carrying out the cycle of change. That’s what makes them dangerous, they only care about upholding the cycle and not the sheer destruction they cause. You can’t appeal to morals which aren’t there, either. You can, however, bargain and reason with them. They are logical, and will do as you say if you convince them it will achieve their goal better.

Don’t give me spoilers on the comics because I’ve only skimmed them! Razgriz in AC canon does have weird eyeliner similar to Caminus’ in Transformers, and I dunno if in TF that’s only a Caminus thing but I’ve decided to give Raz some as well to stay true to the source. Need to figure out how to translate the shape of a cloak into cybertronian back parts.

I like to think Alicron and the Arsenal Bird (need to find it a TF name) are also titans in this AU. Not as powerful as Raz, but titans nonetheless. Or at least something similar, because Alicron has a whole ass backstory idea. Actually, I’ll tell it.