
Silas - Transformers Wiki - TFWiki.net
Jan 23, 2025 · Silas, real name Leland Bishop, is the stone-faced leader of MECH, whose lethal obsession with Cybertronian biology would border on insanity, if his iron-mask of absolute control didn't obscure the sinister conspiracy percolating within.
Silas (Transformers) | Villains Wiki - Fandom
Col. Leland Bishop, also known as Silas and later Cy.L.A.S., is a major antagonist in the animated TV series Transformers Prime. A former colonel of the U.S. Army, he became the stone-faced leader of M.E.C.H. and developed a lethal obsession with Cybertronian biology and technology.
Leland Bishop TFP - Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki
Apr 13, 2025 · Former Colonel Leland Bishop, also known as Silas or Cylas, was the leader of MECH who had a lethal obsession with Cybertronian biology and technology. Proclaiming a desire of a new world order, Silas and his supporters systematically usurp Decepticon and Autobot agendas alike in the name of...
Leland Bishop | Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki | Fandom
Former Colonel Leland Bishop, also known as Silas or Cylas, was the leader of MECH who had a lethal obsession with Cybertronian biology and technology.
Silas - Transformers Prime Wiki
Silas, real name Leland Bishop, is the stone-faced leader of MECH, whose lethal obsession with Cybertronian biology would border on insanity, if his iron-mask of absolute control didn't obscure the sinister conspiracy percolating within.
Silas - Transformers History Wiki
Silas, real name is Leland Bishop. He was once member and colonel of the Special Tactics and United States Army now MECH's leader and was obsessed with get getting his hands on Cybertronian technology and biology.
Silas (Transformers) | Pure Evil Wiki | Fandom
Leland "Silas" Bishop, later known as "CY.L.A.S", is a major antagonist in the animated TV series Transformers: Prime, serving as a major antagonist in Season 1 and 2 as well as a minor antagonist in Season 3.
[Spoilers] Silas's Actions in Transformers Prime The Human Factor
Aug 2, 2019 · Why did Silas murder his men at the beginning of the episode? Also, what makes him think that he can be easily accepted into the Decepticons despite his previous actions that undermine them such as Breakdown's kidnapping.
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Jul 6, 2024 · Breakdown awakens, only it's not Breakdown—MECH has implanted Silas within the Decepticon's corpse. Silas is impressed with their ingenuity, but decides that, as he is no longer human, he no longer needs their services, and slaughters them.
Transformers Prime S 2 E 19 The Human Factor - TV Tropes
Ungrateful Bastard: The remnants of MECH restored Silas to life by fusing him with Breakdown's body, and succeeded. Silas achieves the perfect fusion of human and machine like he wanted. And how does he thank his loyal soldiers? By killing them all off.