Would Megatron shoot an ally to get a clear shot at an Autobot?

I compare Unicron to the Deathstar because the Deathstar was supposed to be the most destructive force in the galaxy. So is Unicron. The Deathstar was easily defeated NOT because Luke had anything particularly superior to it, but because he learned of the weakness and was given the tool to abuse it. Watch me rewrite with only two changes. “Unicron was easily defeated NOT because Sam had anything particularly superior to it, but because he learned of the weakness and was given the tool to abuse it.” See how easy that is?

We already know Grimlock, Galvatron and Unicron are not in part 2, even without seeing the movie.

If i am not mistaken he has already watched this movie?

That “farm boy” didnt just randomly on his own decide he suddenly had the power to defeat this unstopppable force.

-The spies and engineers of the Rebellion worked hard to find a weakness.

-Any one of those trained and seasoned fighter pilots could have made it to the end of that trench. That was the point of the attack.

-The Rebels were exploiting a weakness and it is a common theme in Star Wars that the Empire’s greatest weakness is their overconfidence (they have 1831 TIE Fighters, 2904 TIE Assault Craft, 806 TIE Boarding Craft 1384 Scouts Ships on the Death Star but when 30 Rebel ships attack they only send out 30 to fight them?)

-Luke didn’t do it on his own. He would have been shot down like so many of his flight wing were if Han hadn’t returned from his greedy retreat to take a cheap shot at Vader thereby clearing his way.

The David and Goliath motif is clear in Star Wars, as it was in Transformers. But to compare that to Unicron like you have is not very accurate.

There is a clear change in Megatron when he becomes Galvatron. His personality is a far less controlled and far more dangerous type of evil.

Megatron is a military leader, Galvatron is just a loose cannon. Literally.

Does Scorpinok change? No. Why? He doesn’t need to. He’s not trying to hide amongst the humans. The Decepticons do not need him to hide amongst the humans. He works just fine for them not being disguised and instead being kept in areas where humans won’t find him.

The same can be true for dinobots. They can hide in some jungle region until the autobots need their help. The autobots keep them around because they sometimes need the heavy lifting.

You get so fixated on needing a reason for their disguise as dinosaurs. Ask this, why does Scorpinok look like a scorpion. Do they ever explain that in the movie? No. Why does ravage look like a cat? Also not explained. They don’t need to explain it.

It’s true that Scorpinok does not look exactly like a scorpion in the same way that Starscream looked exactly like a jet. Maybe Scorpinok was still in his cybertronian form which happens to look like a scorpion and his name happens to sound like the word scorpion. Ok, I guess we can easily suspend that kind of disbelief and don’t feel the need to examine it that closely. And I guess the same can be true for Ravage. Maybe a cat like look is his natural cybertronian form and it just happens to resemble our world’s jungle cats. So why can’t Grimlock’s cybertronian form just happen to look like our world’s T-rex? He doesn’t have to look exactly like a T-rex, but just resemble one like Scorpinok resembles a scorpion and Ravage resembles a cat.

Now, we have dinobots whose natural cybertronian forms just happens to resemble our world’s dinosaurs and they never interact with humans because they hide in remote areas where humans aren’t common.
Yeah that’s much harder to believe than Scorpinok and Ravage who happen to look like a large scorpion and large cat and they never interact with humans because they hide in remote areas where humans aren’t common.