The line was a hint at Unicron’s latest business venture, Eve’s Robot Dreams—a consent-focused robot brothel that the cult leader hopes to open in West Hollywood, California, in the near future.

In the film’s climax, Unicron reveals that he himself is a Transformer, shifting into his demonic-looking robot form to destroy Cybertron before he’s ultimately destroyed from within by ...

Unicron has been in a Transformers movie before: he was the big villain of the 1986 Transformers: The Movie animated feature. That version of Unicron is the one mainstream fans are most familiar ...

Unicult's leader, Unicole Unicron, announced their goal of opening Eve's Robot Dreams with an Indiegogo campaign (that recently failed to meet more than one percent of its $155,000 goal). While ...

In his immense robot mode, this version of Unicron will be over 27-inches (685.8 mm) tall and has more than 50 points of articulation. He converts into a terrifying planet mode that will be a ...

"Eve's Robot Dreams" is a project started by Unicole Unicron, a self-described "gender non-conforming Pop Star Cult Leader" and "robot ethicist" from Pasadena. Unicron, who runs her spiritualist ...

Meet the planet-sized evil alien robot known as Unicron. By Dan Heching. Published on June 23, 2017 01:00PM EDT. Credit: Paramount. The following piece contains spoilers for Transformers: The Last ...

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In robot mode, the figure, called the Transformers: War For Cybertron Unicron, will be over 2 feet tall (686 mm) and has more than 50 points of articulation. Unicron approximately weighs 19 lbs (8 ...

Mirage also later puts the Unicron threat into perspective by telling Diaz that "he eats planets." One of the other human leads in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is featured in this trailer, too.