Anthony Ramos, Dominique Fishback, Peter Cullen, Ron Perlman, John Cena, Hailee Steinfeld, Frank Welker
The universe is vast, but the war for Earth has only just begun. Transformers: The Cybertron Alliance delivers the cinematic crossover event decades in the making, finally merging the worlds of the Autobots and the elite peacekeeping force known as G.I. Joe.

Three years have passed since the defeat of Scourge in Peru. Noah Diaz (Anthony Ramos) has accepted the invitation seen at the end of Rise of the Beasts and is now a top-tier field agent for G.I. Joe. No longer a struggling kid from Brooklyn, Noah serves as the primary liaison between humanity’s military and the Autobots. Under the command of Agent Jack Burns (John Cena), who has begrudgingly come to respect the machines, the Joes and Autobots have formed a secret global defense network.

However, the fragile peace is shattered by a signal from deep space. Megatron (voiced by Frank Welker), the ruthless and tactical leader of the Decepticons, has finally arrived on Earth. Unlike his predecessors, this Megatron is a cold, calculating strategist wielding “Dark Energon”—a corruptive substance capable of enslaving machines. He isn’t interested in simple conquest; he seeks to awaken a dormant Titan buried deep within the Earth’s core. This is not Unicron, but Trypticon, a city-sized Decepticon weapon capable of leveling continents.

To counter this overwhelming threat, the Alliance needs an expert in Cybertronian physiology. Enter Charlie Watson (Hailee Steinfeld). Now a brilliant mechanical engineer in her late 20s, Charlie is recruited by the Joes to help upgrade their arsenal. The film delivers a massive emotional payoff when she is reunited with Bumblebee. Their bond becomes the heart of the film, grounding the metal madness in genuine human emotion.
The stakes escalate when Megatron’s forces attack major cities to locate the keys to Trypticon’s prison. From high-speed chases through the neon streets of Tokyo to a visceral, all-out aerial assault on a fortress in the Arctic, the action is relentless. The Maximals, led by Optimus Primal (Ron Perlman), return from the shadows to handle the beast-like terror cons deployed by Megatron.

The film revolutionizes the franchise’s combat. Humans are no longer just spectators running from explosions; they are active combatants. Noah, Charlie, and the Joes don “Exo-Suits”—advanced armor powered by Transformer tech that allows them to fight shoulder-to-shoulder with Optimus Prime. It’s heavy metal warfare at its

finest, culminating in a catastrophic battle where the Alliance must take down a rising Trypticon before he transforms Earth into a new Cybertron.