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No, Transformers is not a Marvel comic. It has its own separate comic book universe and publisher.

No, Transformers is not a part of Marvel Comics. It has its own independent comic book universe and franchise.

Transformers is not affiliated with either Marvel or DC Comics. It has its own independent franchise and storyline.

Once upon a time in a world where Autobots and Avengers co - existed. Optimus Prime teamed up with Iron Man. They were facing a new threat that combined the technology - stealing abilities of the Decepticons and the magic - misusing powers of some Marvel villains. Together, they used their combined intelligence and strength to fight back. Optimus's strength and Iron Man's high - tech gadgets made them a formidable duo.

The crossover fanfiction could also change the power dynamics. With Iron Man's intelligence and resources added to the Transformers' side, they could become a more formidable force against the Decepticons. And in the Marvel universe, the existence of the Transformers could shift the balance of power among the superheroes, as they would have to deal with these new, powerful entities.

I think Optimus Prime and Captain America would have a great interaction. Optimus, with his strong sense of justice and leadership in the Autobot ranks, would find a kindred spirit in Captain America. They could exchange ideas about leading their respective teams in difficult situations.

No, Transformers Prime is an animated series and doesn't have the ability to 'watch' fanfic. Fanfic is something created by fans for fans to read, and the Transformers Prime entity doesn't have the sentience or function to engage with such written works in the way a human or a sentient being capable of reading would.

Mohawk was a character in the Transformers 5 movie. He was a member of the Decepticons. Mohawk's shape was very well restored as a toy in the movie, and the color effect was also good. His image was relatively unique among the Transformers toys. He had a unique ugly and handsome appearance. Mohawk's character experience was that after Megatron released him, he was killed by Bumblebee while chasing after the autobots. He did not have many scenes in the movie, but he was responsible for the funny and verbal roles in Decepticons. Mohawk's toys were mobile and could be positioned in various positions. They could also open their mouths. Overall, Mohawk's toys had a high degree of realism and a good texture.

The characters in Transformers included Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron, Starscream, Omniscient, tape recorder, Marshal Meng, Fearless, Patronus, Flying Tiger, Holy Ape, Jack, and so on.

Yes, Transformers originated as a comic series and has since expanded into various forms of media.