The Submarine is a character introduced in the Transformers: The Last Knight movie.
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Submarine was a Transformer that came to earth and took the form of a British World War II submarine.
The Last Knight[]
The HMS Alliance was a Transformer who came to Earth at some point and, with "her" fellow Autobots, fought alongside the Allied forces in World War II. She took the form of a British submarine and became an ally to the Order of the Witwiccans. She also knew of the presence of the Guardian Knights on Earth and the location of their ship, hidden beneath the ocean. However, during the war she was badly damaged to the point where she was rendered comatose and unable to transform. Her alternate mode was then put on display and converted to a museum for humans. At some point, the last descendant of Merlin, a human ally of the Knights, discovered her existence and left clues of it for his daughter, Viviane. In the early 21st Century, when Earth was threatened by the arrival of Cybertron, Viviane discovered her father's clues and went to the Alliance with Cade Yeager and fellow Autobots Bumblebee and Cogman. Edmund Burton, the last member of the Witwiccans, then paid off the museum staff to close it off to all other humans. The damaged bot was soon reactivated by contact with Viviane, though was still unable to transform. She ferried the group to the ocean floor, while also being forced to ram a pursuing military sub and play host to a romantic dinner for her passengers. She took the group into the Knight's ship and docked while they went to look for Merlin's staff. After the Knights' ship became active again and rose to the surface, Viviane and Cogman returned to the safety of the sub, which retreated and wound up perched on the ship's hull as it lifted into the sky.
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- Submarine is never seen transforming in film, but this robo-form was revealed in late concept art.
- At the time of her art's absence. In the wiki, fans she was given the appropriate name "Torpedo", which was also worn by a member of G.I. Joe in the Transformers vs. G.I. Joe comic.
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