The Age of Extinction, also known as the "Golden Age," refers to a period of Cybertronian history marked by a catastrophic event that led to the near-destruction of the planet. During this era, Sentinel Prime rose to prominence as the leader of the Autobots, and his actions would ultimately shape the course of history.
When Michael Bay’s Transformers: Age of Extinction hit theaters in 2014, it was marketed as a reboot of sorts—a new human lead (Mark Wahlberg’s Cade Yeager), a fugitive Optimus Prime, and a genocidal new threat in the form of Lockdown. But lurking beneath the din of crumbling concrete and screeching metal is a ghost that never truly leaves the screen: Sentinel Prime. sentinel prime age of extinction
Joshua Joyce and his team at KSI used the brain-unit data and the physical remains of Sentinel and Megatron to learn how to manipulate programmable matter. The Age of Extinction, also known as the
While Sentinel Prime does not physically appear in Age of Extinction , his ideology is echoed through the bounty hunter . But lurking beneath the din of crumbling concrete
When Optimus Prime flies into space at the film’s end, blasting the Creator’s beacon, he is not a triumphant hero. He is a refugee. His exile is the direct consequence of Sentinel’s greatest lesson finally being learned by the universe’s most violent pupils: humanity.
In Age of Extinction , we see the direct fallout of Sentinel’s betrayal. The U.S. government, led by Harold Attinger, forms , a black-ops unit tasked with hunting down all Transformers.