| rdfs:comment | - Darkmount is a fortress on Cybertron, and the capital of Decepticon-controlled Polyhex. For a period of time during the Great War it was the seat of power for Lord Straxus, who fed dissenters to the smelting pool, a cauldron of magma which sat menacingly in Darkmount's shadow. The smelting pool empties through ducts into a canyon which Darkmount overlooks. Until 2012, Cyclonus ruled most of Cybertron from Darkmount. However, at the end of 2012 the Dweller invaded Polyhex, and most of the remaining Decepticon forces on Cybertron have retreated to Tarn and Tyrest.
- Darkmount, a fortress located in the Decepticon city-state of Polyhex, was the center of the Decepticon Empire on Cybertron until it was utterly destroyed in an epic battle between Galvatron and The Avatar in 2012. Decepticon HQ moved into Nightsiege until Darkmount could be rebuilt, but it never was due to a combination of Cybertron's extreme paucity of energon and the typically short attention spans of Decepticons. After moving Cybertron to Alpha Centauri provided the planet with a power surplus for the first time in aeons, Shockwave calculated that the time was right to rebuild Darkmount, and has begun a major construction project to that end.
- Darkmount is a fortress on Cybertron, the capital of Decepticon-controlled Polyhex. For a period of time during the Great War it was the seat of power for Lord Straxus, who fed dissenters to the smelting pool, a cauldron of magma which sat menacingly in Darkmount's shadow. The smelting pool empties through ducts into a canyon which Darkmount overlooks.
- Darkmount was a massive city-ship under the control of Blackout. When Blackout discovered that the Matoran Universe would soon become uninhabitable, he ordered every building to be disassembled and used the materials to build Darkmount. Following that, it didn't do much except nearly get destroyed by Tahar'ok. Later, Blackout used it to travel to the Pegasus Galaxy, the location of Atlantis.
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| abstract | - Darkmount was a massive city-ship under the control of Blackout. When Blackout discovered that the Matoran Universe would soon become uninhabitable, he ordered every building to be disassembled and used the materials to build Darkmount. It suddenly arrived in orbit of Bara Magna and destroyed seven Nathrezim ships within the opening barrage. Blackout later teleported to it, and left. It arrived again in orbit of Bara Magna soon after, where Blackout destroyed a group of Vrai soldiers and gave Ynot a subspace communicator. Malygos later teleported to it, and asked about the whereabouts of the Homunculi, the necromancers of Scholomance, and the Metru Nui Matoran. Blackout responded by saying that all the beings in the Matoran Universe now lived onboard Darkmount. Later, Darkmount appeared in orbit of Coridan VI, and began firing on its cities. After an hour, Darkmount warped to Earth, where it deployed legions upon legions of Rahkshi to destroy random targets. Then, it teleported a quantity of unstable hadrium into Earth's core, and warped away. Later, it destroyed Bara Magna, and warped to a planet that Malygos discovered and proposed to use as a base. Later, it escaped the planet, and dropped out of warp in orbit of Impel Down, thus beginning the first successful attack on a Shadow Proclamation-controlled planet since the war with the Vrai millennia ago. Following that, it didn't do much except nearly get destroyed by Tahar'ok. Later, Blackout used it to travel to the Pegasus Galaxy, the location of Atlantis. Following that, Blackout merged Darkmount and Atlantis, creating a huge super city-ship, which was taken all the way to BZPower, where it was destroyed by Sasuken and Blade, only to be replaced with a copy of itself from a different universe about five minutes later. This new Darkmount was later cannibalized to form Blackout's new body when he absorbed Unicron's power, and was later destroyed by Kakamu's amplified Nova Blast. The pieces of Darkmount were then ignored for a long time until some residual Unicron energy in one of the pieces caused the other pieces to fuse together, creating the Dark Mounted Crab, a giant robot crab made from Darkmount parts. The DMC then went to Shinobi-Nui, and attacked Blade. It was presumably destroyed.
- Darkmount is a fortress on Cybertron, and the capital of Decepticon-controlled Polyhex. For a period of time during the Great War it was the seat of power for Lord Straxus, who fed dissenters to the smelting pool, a cauldron of magma which sat menacingly in Darkmount's shadow. The smelting pool empties through ducts into a canyon which Darkmount overlooks. Until 2012, Cyclonus ruled most of Cybertron from Darkmount. However, at the end of 2012 the Dweller invaded Polyhex, and most of the remaining Decepticon forces on Cybertron have retreated to Tarn and Tyrest.
- Darkmount, a fortress located in the Decepticon city-state of Polyhex, was the center of the Decepticon Empire on Cybertron until it was utterly destroyed in an epic battle between Galvatron and The Avatar in 2012. Decepticon HQ moved into Nightsiege until Darkmount could be rebuilt, but it never was due to a combination of Cybertron's extreme paucity of energon and the typically short attention spans of Decepticons. After moving Cybertron to Alpha Centauri provided the planet with a power surplus for the first time in aeons, Shockwave calculated that the time was right to rebuild Darkmount, and has begun a major construction project to that end.
- Darkmount is a fortress on Cybertron, the capital of Decepticon-controlled Polyhex. For a period of time during the Great War it was the seat of power for Lord Straxus, who fed dissenters to the smelting pool, a cauldron of magma which sat menacingly in Darkmount's shadow. The smelting pool empties through ducts into a canyon which Darkmount overlooks.
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