Megatron, the iconic Decepticon leader, has seen numerous iterations across various Transformers media. Let’s explore some of his best and worst versions:

Best Versions:

1. G1 Megatron: The original and most iconic. His gun alt-mode and commanding presence set the standard.
2. Beast Wars Megatron: A cunning and charismatic leader with a T-Rex alt-mode. “Yesss…”
3. Transformers: Animated Megatron: A truly menacing villain with a perfect voice actor (Corey Burton).
4. IDW Comics Megatron: Complex character development, from tyrant to Autobot to anti-hero.
5. Transformers: Prime Megatron: Intimidating design and voiced brilliantly by Frank Welker.

Worst Versions:

1. Armada Megatron: Often criticized for poor character development and questionable decisions.
2. Cybertron Megatron: Overly theatrical and less menacing than other incarnations.
3. Robots in Disguise (2001) Megatron: The dragon mode was interesting, but the character lacked depth.
4. Kiss Players Megatron: Part of a controversial and poorly-received Transformers line.
5. Action Master Megatron: A non-transforming action figure, missing the core concept of Transformers.

Each version of Megatron brings something unique to the character, reflecting the evolving nature of the Transformers franchise. Fans often debate these rankings, as personal preference plays a significant role in determining favorites.