These are the 10 most powerful villains -- Transformers , power ratings.

Sixshot, Devastator, Shockwave, Predaking, Megatron, Galvatron, The Fallen and Unicron all represent different ceilings for the power of the Decepticons: some relying on strength, others on intelligence, and one is a planet.

Sixshot is the One-Bot Army

Sixshot doesn't need five teammates to become a mercenary. Six Decepticon changelings come in six forms, including tanks, starships and werewolves. Its Star Wars mode can reach an astonishing ၈၀,၀၀၀ miles, while its Mean Man mode lets the Autobots separate with their fingers.

His G1 ratings give him Strength, Intelligence, Endurance and Firepower as 10, 9, 9 and 9. The Headmasters gives Sixshot some of their best gear because the series treats him more like a nightmare than a Decepticon soldier. He becomes dangerous since he can change the type of combat he wants and use an entirely different form before preparing for his opponent.

Starscream must devise a plan to overwhelm her enemies. The Trypticon is able to liquidate the battlefield until there's nothing left, but Sixshot's increased attack skill makes six mutations even more dangerous in direct combat. While the Tryptikon has its own destructive hardware, Sixsot can single-handedly pursue and repair a target without needing an entire army behind him.

Devastator solves problems in one fell swoop.

Six Constructicons become one of the simplest solutions to the Autobot problem: Devastator has Strength 10, Endurance 9, and a solar-powered gun with a temperature of ၁၀၀၀၀ degrees.

His G1 profile states that he can punch a bridge. Like the Scrapper, Hook, Bonecrusher, Scavenger, Mixmaster and Long Haul, Transformers all support a single state of consciousness; their competing minds reduce Devastator's intelligence to two, and his speed drops to one.

Transformers repeats this mistake because the characters can either outsmart or overpower him, and by getting close enough to exploit his stupidity he goes straight for the most powerful punch on the battlefield.

Shockwave is the scientist's version of mass murder.

Shockwave poses a unique threat because he knows exactly what his weapons are capable of. His G1 ratings give him Strength 9, Intelligence 10, and Skill 9.

Its laser can emit energy anywhere in the electromagnetic field, including gamma rays and X-rays, but it's also able to draw power from nuclear sources as well, which makes firing a gun and its famous logical circuits virtually unnecessary. And when working on Shockwave, this intelligence becomes fearsome.

He creates the dinosaurs from G1 cartoons, commands Cybertron while Megatron is working elsewhere and conducts scientific experiments as an additional weapon in Decepticon's arsenal: While Devastator can take down a bridge, Shockwave can build a machine that can end something much more than a bridge.

Predaking turned the five Predacons into one monster.

Predaking does not fight like a machine composed of spare parts. The five Predacons enjoy hunting, which gives the combined form special attention when compared to slow-thinking Menasor or Devastator.

The physical aspect compounds this reputation: his G1 profile gives him Strength 10, Endurance 10 and states that he is flawless in combat. Predaking can lift 500 tons, respond to movement in 0.002 seconds, and can use an electric field to hit attackers who are too close.

Predaking's X-ray laser also allows him to select his distance, so you can't expect to stay close to a competitor's claw without boring the giant Predacon.

Megatron uses his muscles in combination with his brain.

In most of the franchise, Megatron has proven that a leader can also be the strongest fighter in the room. His G1 profile gives him Strength 10, Intelligence 10, Firepower 10 and Skill 9.

Megatron feeds anti-matter from the Black Hole, giving it an incredibly powerful weapon in addition to its physical power. His battle with Optimus Prime is a crucial ideal; no leader can easily eliminate another. Megatran relied more on cunning, experience and tactical reasoning than relying on strength as his only advantage.

Even the opposite version of Megatron has a sinister twist: Walther can transform into P38 and allows other Decepticons to use him as a weapon, further increasing his threat level.

Galvatron strikes harder and underestimates compassion.

Galvatron uses Megatron's physical foundation, but removes much of the control. Unicron rebuilds Megatran in The Transformers : The Movie and gives him a more robust body, a gun integrated into his arm and the confidence to challenge anyone without interference.

It instantly transforms the Decepticon elite. Starscream's quest to become leader ends before he even reaches Cybertron, who can turn into a weapon and fire destructive bursts of energy, defeating opponents that would take Megatron by storm.

In addition, his selfishness makes him more willing to use his powers; Galvatron doesn't have the cosmic scale of Unicron but feels like an upgraded version of the villain who was one of Cybertron's biggest physical threats in The Transformers : The Movie.

The Fallen brings Prime-Level power to the Earth.

The Fallen is in a different category because Revenge of the Fallen depicts him as an Ancient Prime who can use telekinesis, teleportation and other supernatural powers.

He physically defeats Optimus Prime and has options that neither Megatron nor Galvatron have, but his real threat comes from what he wants to do with the Matrix. The Fallen wants to activate Star Harvester and destroy Earth's sun, so his plan doesn't stop at conquering an entire planet or surrendering to the Autobot army.

Optimus can only kill him after combining with the components of Jetfire. This makes victory feel like a hopeless solution to a threat higher than ordinary Decepticon level.

Unicron turns power into a cosmic issue.

Unicron doesn't need the Decepticon system, as in the Transformers saga, he swallows up an entire world before Transformer devours Lithone and transforms him into his giant robot.

While Starscream can rule through treachery and Megatron controls fear, Unicron eats whatever he wants. The scale becomes even more ridiculous when other villains enter his story as Galvatron is able to walk inside Unicron and an entire spaceship travels within him.

The Matrix of Leadership becomes the only weapon that can destroy him from within. Unicron doesn't need his most powerful fusion target or deadliest fist, because his greatest weapon is being able to turn a single planet into Transformer and launch an attack.

Transformers is a media franchise created by American toy company Hasbro and Japanese game company Takara Tomy. It primarily follows the heroic Autobots and villainous Decepticons.