Editing Setting:Transformers (section)

===Chaos===
Unicron regards the Chaos Gods' claims to being gods of chaos as an insult.  He sees them as weak pretenders to the throne of entropy, mewling children who content themselves with the corruption of a single galaxy when he has been scourging existence itself for longer than any of them have existed.  He particularly delights in hearing their rage when their warbands betray their former gods to serve him, whether out of a hope that he will spare them when he puts an end to the cosmos or out of coming to see him as the greater deity.  Chaos for its part holds Unicron with a great deal of fear not only because Unicron is in truth more powerful than they are, the four dark gods know very well that Unicron intends to destroy not only their food source but them and their realm just as surely as he will the materium.  They are even considering forcing Abaddon to redirect his war effort to stop Unicron as he consumes his way through the galaxy, and Unicronist and Chaotic cults spill each other's blood profusely.   All Chaos Gods stand to lose equally if they fail to stop the Chaos Bringer's rampage; even Khorne would surely perish if Unicron ends the universe, and so they make their malign schemes to try and stop the Dark God from completing his apocalyptic feast.
*'''Chaos Space Marines:''' The Traitor Astartes' view of Unicron varies depending on the legion.  The Alpha Legion and the Night Lords generally do their best to evacuate when the skeins of fate tell them of Unicron's coming to their worlds, deciding that there is little to be gained by fighting him without the benefit of great numbers.  The legions and warbands dedicated to single gods and the word bearers, however, see Unicron as a dire threat and insult to their deities for daring to call himself the god of chaos, and will gladly throw themselves at his cultists and the summonings of his followers' armies. Only the foolhardiest of Khornate warbands try attacking Unicron directly, with most having learned their lessons after he crushed the first few fleets that tried to strike him down.  Abaddon considers him a personal threat, after all, how can the Warmaster rule his empire of darkness if Unicron destroys everything?  
*'''Daemons:''' The Daemons of Chaos are terrified of Unicron and his ability to not just banish, but utterly destroy them and blast aside warpstorms and devour daemon worlds.  When facing those of his followers away from the body of the dark god himself, however, they unleash a terrible fury to try and crush a cult of Unicron before it can grow enough to lay waste to the world it inhabits, and many terrible battles have been recorded between Unicron's followers and the Daemons of Chaos, with some even claiming to have witnessed the Daemons battling Unicron's heralds themselves.  When Unicron himself comes to destroy a system though, most Daemons try to flee if at all possible, or let out a last warcry of defiance before he ends the world.
*'''Lost and the Damned:''' Unicron for his part hardly notices the rabble of Chaos most of the time save for when some warbands decide he is the most worthy god to worship.   The rabble of Chaos for its part mirrors their greater kin in their view of Unicron, and some worlds are consumed by the battle between Unicron's dregs and the slaves of Chaos.