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"TFRQ Longarm Prime, a submarine who towers over everyone by a ridiculous degree at nearly 50 feet tall. He’s very sweet and honest despite being leader of the Autobot Intelligence division back on Cybertron. His only enemies are low doors and ceilings.
Longarm is something of an oddity, being a young mech with an aquatic altmode when similar mutations were incredibly rare at the time he was forged. Not only is his altmode bizarre for his age, there doesn’t seem to be a record of when or where he was forged outside of what was filed when he joined the Autobots; no one seems to know him from before he became a soldier; and his sheer size is more than a little bizzare for any Autobot, let alone one made during the heat of the war. These are all questions brought up and furiously inspected by Longarm himself, because shortly after the war ended an unknown assailant attacked him and removed all of his memories from before he was an Autobot.
Luckily, the attack hasn’t impacted his ability to lead Autobot Intel at all, and he continues to perform his job admirably. There probably isn’t anything on Cybertron he doesn’t know. He’s somewhat notorious for recruiting odd characters who don’t seem to fit in anywhere else, but who turn out to be remarkable at their jobs. Some of his agents include super-fast minicon Blurr, bite-sized spy Windup, loud and flashy deep cover agent Punch, and ground-level informant Swerve. They’re still recovering from several losses during the war, including presumed-dead Arcee and permanently recovering Cliffjumper."

Description
"TFRQ Longarm Prime, a submarine who towers over everyone by a ridiculous degree at nearly 50 feet tall. He’s very sweet and honest despite being leader of the Autobot Intelligence division back on Cybertron. His only enemies are low doors and ceilings.
Longarm is something of an oddity, being a young mech with an aquatic altmode when similar mutations were incredibly rare at the time he was forged. Not only is his altmode bizarre for his age, there doesn’t seem to be a record of when or where he was forged outside of what was filed when he joined the Autobots; no one seems to know him from before he became a soldier; and his sheer size is more than a little bizzare for any Autobot, let alone one made during the heat of the war. These are all questions brought up and furiously inspected by Longarm himself, because shortly after the war ended an unknown assailant attacked him and removed all of his memories from before he was an Autobot.
Luckily, the attack hasn’t impacted his ability to lead Autobot Intel at all, and he continues to perform his job admirably. There probably isn’t anything on Cybertron he doesn’t know. He’s somewhat notorious for recruiting odd characters who don’t seem to fit in anywhere else, but who turn out to be remarkable at their jobs. Some of his agents include super-fast minicon Blurr, bite-sized spy Windup, loud and flashy deep cover agent Punch, and ground-level informant Swerve. They’re still recovering from several losses during the war, including presumed-dead Arcee and permanently recovering Cliffjumper."