Transformers: Lost Light

After Megatron decided to redeem himself from his past actions,[1] he joined Rodimus and the Lost Light crew to find the Knights of Cybertron,[2] only to confront the Decepticon Justice Division on Necroworld, attempting to return to their ship with the help of the "Disappeared", who are time travelers plucked from across time and space. Among them are runaway blacksmith-turned-adventurer Anode and her partner Lug, who struggle to adjust to the present day as they deals with demons from her past.

Before Rodimus and the others can get offworld, a rogue geobomb, courtesy of the Galactic Council, shunts the planet into an entirely different universe. When Rodimus and a small crew of Autobots attempt to return to Cybertron, they find themselves in the middle of an alternate Cybertron, where Megatron was never born and a Functionist Council reigns supreme. The Lost Light crew find themselves embroiled in the Council's plot to consolidate their power by crushing the heroic Anti-Vocationist League and their supporters. With the help of the native universe's Rung, the Autobots manage to foil their plan and return home, but accidentally leave Megatron behind. Taking command of the Anti-Vocationist League, Megatron and his old friend Terminus start their revolution anew.

Some time later, Rodimus would confront Getaway and the Scavengers for one last time and end up finding the place of the Knights of Cybertron, but only to find out they never existed. Meanwhile, the Functionist Council's surviving members attempt to invade the mainstream universe through a giant robot; their universe's Cybertron transformed into an effigy of Primus. Luckily for Rodimus, Megatron returns after being trapped in the Funcionist Universe for six million years. In the final battle, they learn that Rung is in fact Primus himself, having suffered amnesia long ago due to the actions of his fellow Guiding Hand member, Adaptus. He sacrifices himself by producing twelve Matrix of Leadership duplicates, which the crew use to overload Vector Sigma, destroying the Functionist Council for good while sparing Cybertron and everyone on it.[3]

With the quest over, the crew (after attempting to continue adventuring forever via recreating the original launch's accident) returns to the new Cybertron, where the Lost Light is demolished and the crew live their lives out normally. With the Knights of Cybertron proven a myth, Megatron stands trial in front of the Galactic Council, sentenced to either eternal imprisonment or execution, and Ratchet eventually passes of "old age". While most of the crew reunites at his funeral, a quantumn duplicate of the Lost Light created by the earlier attempt finds itself in another universe, far from Cybertron. With Rodimus and Megatron as captains, the ship sets forth for new adventures.

Following the "Revolution" event, it was announced that The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye would be ending with issue #57 and be followed by Transformers: Lost Light, which serves as "season three" of the story.[4] As with MTMTE, James Roberts serves as the writer of Transformers: Lost Light, with art by Jack Lawrence.[5][6]