Autobots Logo

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The Autobots logo consists of complex but geometrically precise shapes. Despite the abstract style, the composition expresses the mood. In this case – seriousness, severity, and coldness because the Autobots from the Transformers universe can turn into emotionless machines.

Autobots: Brand overview

Founded: September 1984
Headquarters:
United States
Autobots are fictional creatures of self-configuring intelligent life forms from Cybertron’s planet. They represent a modular robotic sub-race that combines biological evolution and technological engineering. Their composition is living metal with a genetic code and self-replicating cells. This structure allows them to take any form, so they form the Transformers universe. Their head is Optimus Prime. The toys first appeared in 1984. Now it is a franchise consisting of toys and comic books, books, movies, cartoons, and graphic novels.

Meaning and History

Autobots Logo History

Cellular structure enables Autobots to transform into mechanical objects, cars, and other vehicles, including trucks, planes, and more. They also become weapons, communication devices, animals, and other organic life forms. All humanoid robots are divided into two opposing groups: Autobots and Decepticons. Characters are often combined into special teams.

The first to appear was a line of toys released by Hasbro. It included ten Transformers that transformed into cars. They were the Autobots. The Decepticons’ adversaries were transformed into communication devices, planes, and weapons. The design of most of them was taken from Takara’s designs. The most important character is Optimus Prime. He commands all the others and opposes Megatron, the leader of the Decepticons.

The name Autobots stands for “Autonomous Robotic Organisms.” This explanation first appeared in the action movie Michael Bay and was also mentioned in the CGI animated series. This variant has remained unchanged in other media productions, and the mark has been used in all episodes of the animated series. According to official information, the Autobots emblem is modeled after the last Transformer Keeper, prepared by Primus if he can no longer command an army. The same symbol was used to designate Quintesson. There are a total of two types of logos.

1984 – today

Autobots Logo

The emblem depicts an Autobot head in the shape of a mask. It is composed of individual fragments – geometric shapes that look like polygons. The nose is formed from a vertical rectangle with a split end at forehead level. The nasolabial area consists of a distinct letter “H,” underneath its rung is a trapezium, which forms the chin. On the forehead are a triangle with one convex side and a notch in the middle. In place of the eyes are empty white eye sockets with lines diverging in all directions.

1993 – 1995

Autobots Logo 1993

For a short period, a logo made up of the image of Ancient Robot, which communicated in Matrix with Rodimus Prime, was in use. The style of the sign is similar to the previous one: disparate geometric shapes folded into a single mask. White stripes of equal width separate them. At the top right and left are visible two sevens (at the level of the ears). The nose has the shape of an inverted pentagon. In addition, there are many trapezes and two rhombuses of irregular configuration.

Font and Colors

Autobots Emblem

The design of the Autobots logos is fully consistent with the characters and style of the animated series. Both geometric designs look like the faces of humanoids, but the characters themselves are not. The developers emphasized this with angular elements, which can be transformed into any vehicle following the plot of the cartoon.

Autobots Symbol

The emblem contains no text, as it consists only of graphic characters. The inscriptions are only in the titles. The logo’s color palette is similar: it’s a combination of burgundy (the head of the living robot) and white (the background). A combination of black and white is also used.

Autobots color codes

Cardinal Hex color: #c32033
RGB: 195 32 51
CMYK: 0 84 74 24
Pantone: PMS 1788 C