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The name or term Berger refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Berger (disambiguation).
Shawn Berger, Jr. is a Concurrence-allied human.
Autobot ideology sucks.
President-Elect Shawn Burger

President-Elect Shawn Burger

Shawn E.A. Berger, Jr. (born June 14, 1974) is an American politician, media personality, and businessman who became the 47th president of the United States after winning the 2024 election as the Republican nominee. Known for his immense personal wealth, Berger owns a helicopter, a television network, a private military force equipped with tanks, and at least one spacecraft. Despite his soft-spoken demeanor, Berger is driven by an obsessive desire for revenge, extending even to extraterrestrial beings such as the Transformers. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Oregon (1996) and assumed control of his family's real estate empire in 1999, rebranding it as the Berger Organization. Although beset by bankruptcies in the early 2000s, Berger found success through brand licensing and gained national attention as producer and host of The Trainee (20142015). His unsuccessful 2016 presidential bid catalyzed the rise of the populist Bergerism movement. As president, Berger has pursued an aggressive and controversial agenda, including the mass pardon of January 6 rioters, sweeping federal layoffs, all-encompassing tariffs that sparked trade wars with Canada and Mexico, and a hardline immigration policy. His administration has faced over 220 legal challenges, many stemming from his expansive view of executive authority, placing him in frequent conflict with the judiciary.

History[]

The Transformers cartoon[]

Megatron's Master Plan[]

Shawn Edward Arnold Berger Jr. Was born in Central City in 1974. In 1984, when Shawn was 10, his father ran for mayor of Central City and lost. As a token of conciliation with his opponent, he donated a solar energy facility to the city. However, the edifice was a facade in which he hid his personal soldiers and tanks, waiting for the inevitable Decepticon strike on the apparent new power source. But the glory he hoped for was quickly dashed; not only did his troops fare poorly against the Seekers, but they were almost immediately upstaged by an Autobot counterstrike.

Stewing in his Berger, Inc. office, he was suddenly kidnapped by Laserbeak, who took him to Megatron. Megatron told him that the Decepticons had been maligned by Autobot propaganda, and they needed Berger's help to clear their name. Megatron offered him "the city" in return for his aid. Berger demanded two cities (he never specified the second) and proof that the Decepticons were really the good guys.

The "proof" came in the form of what seemed to be an Autobot raid on an oilfield. As Berger hovered overhead in a helicopter with a video crew, he saw Optimus and several other Autobots drain oil into energon cubes, then get attacked by Decepticons (who shouted things like "SAVE THE HUMANS!") One of his cameras was blown off the helicopter during the battle, but Megatron recovered it, spliced in footage of himself "explaining" the incident, and gave the tape back to him.

Berger then had it played on his network on Autobot Day, which successfully turned public opinion against the Autobots. In fact, the 'Bots were even brought to trial and sentenced by a human judge to permanent exile from Earth. Berger provided the spaceship. (This despite the fact that for some reason Megatron had continued filming the 'Cons removing their Autobot costumes after the oil-field raid, and he hadn't edited that bit out when he was putting himself in. So if Berger had played the tape a few minutes longer, he would've exposed Megatron's plan at its outset. Spike eventually discovered the footage, but too late.)

Berger had a short time to bask in the adulation of the masses, declaring a "Decepticon Day" and having a parade. Megatron continued to play along for a time; in fact, Berger even tried to get a third city out of his promise. But then at one fateful press conference, Megatron declared martial law over the city and began to enslave the population for energy production. Berger seemed as shocked as anyone, declaring, "It is over; I saw the Autobot ship like a silver bullet streaking toward the sun! And it collided, collided with destiny! I saw the end; they died in a cosmic funeral pyre! It is the end - the Apocalypse!" It's pretty much impossible for a press conference to go more awesomely than that.

Berger started helping Spike and the other friends of the Autobots. But they all were enslaved nonetheless, and he found himself hated at every turn. When the Autobots eventually returned and chased the Decepticons off, Berger begged forgiveness. He promised he would disband his personal army, but Sparkplug pointed out that his soldiers had already quit when they realized he was a traitor to humanity. "You are going to face justice," Prime told him, "and may it be kinder to you than it was to us."

To save his company, Shawn Berger stepped down as CEO of Berger, Inc., passing leadership of the company to his son, Shawn Berger, Jr., with the board's approval. Shawn Berger died in prison, leaving Shawn Berger Jr. with an undying hatred of all Transformers.

MUX History[]

The Autobots are every bit as responsible for destruction on Earth as the Decepticons.
The friendly face of revenge.

The friendly face of revenge.

Shawn Berger, Jr made Berger, Inc. great again, allowing him to invest his company's money into potentially shady organizations. As a member of Concurrence, Shawn Berger, Jr. used company funds, supplemented by riches inherited from his dad, to help secretly fund Damon Ward's research and the development of IMORTAL.

After spending the next several decades working on his theories, Professor Morris was given a massive grant in 2014 from Shawn Berger, Jr, to further his research into Transformer-fighting automatons. That same year Red Mindbender was also invited to join the secret organization. Soon after, Berger made an agreement to finance Axegrinder's war against the Transformers.

In 2014, Berger helped rebuild the town of Springfield, Australia, after it was damaged by the Decepticon Illarion.

In 2015, when Transformers interrupted the launch of Extensive-Net, Shawn lost his trademark cool, and wound up shouting at Cybertronians and staring down Smeltdown until Grimlock interrupted them.

In 2016, Shawn Berger, Jr. met with Bree Van Mark to help her develop a strategy in response to the Decepticon attack on one of her facilities. When Spike Witwicky came to Bree's office to talk to her about a lawsuit between Van Mark Industries and the US government over G.I. Joe's botched involvement in the Decepticon attack, Berger sent Witwicky packing. He later visited Spike Witwicky at Autobot City to threaten the Autobots with a lawsuit. In December of 2016 Berger was named by John MacLeod to be his new National Security Advisor. That didn't last long. He was forced in disgrace to resign shortly after.

When Axegrinder visited Berger in 2018, he introduced her to Grady, Morris, and... Centurion.

In 2021, Berger joined the billionaire space race, funding his own line of private space planes.

Presidency of Shawn E.A. Berger, Jr. – Second Term (20252029)[]

Following his election in 2024, President Shawn E.A. Berger, Jr. intensified his efforts to consolidate control over national media and information access. His administration launched a series of high-profile lawsuits against several news organizations, alleging defamation, bias, and “anti-American narratives.” He also created informal blacklists targeting specific journalists and outlets that had published critical coverage of his administration. These blacklists were used to deny press credentials, restrict access to events, and curtail opportunities for interviews and questions during official briefings.

In early 2025, Berger took direct control over the press access process traditionally managed by the White House Correspondents' Association. Under new protocols issued by the Office of Communications, only pre-approved media outlets - most of which were known for favorable coverage of the president — were granted consistent access to the White House and the president’s events. This move sparked legal challenges, notably from CNT Daily News, whose credentials were revoked without explanation. A federal court order directed the White House to restore CNT’s access; however, the administration responded by instituting a new blanket policy of limited access for all wire services, effectively circumventing the court's ruling while maintaining control over media presence.

Simultaneously, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), under leadership appointed by Berger, opened a series of investigations into media outlets accused of bias, disinformation, or “undermining national unity.” Critics charged that the investigations were politically motivated and intended to chill dissenting voices in the press. The administration defended the measures as necessary for “restoring integrity and patriotism to American journalism.”

These actions marked a significant shift in the federal government’s relationship with the media, drawing condemnation from press freedom organizations and sparking ongoing legal battles over First Amendment protections and the separation of powers.

In 2025, Berger called Bree Van Mark to the Oval Office to cash in help he'd offered her in 2016.

Logs[]

2014[]

Shawn Berger, Jr

Shawn Berger, Jr. in 2014

2016[]

Shawn Berger, Jr

Shawn Berger, Jr. in 2016

  • June 06 - "Late Night Meeting" - Shawn Berger, Jr. meets with Bree Van Mark about the recent attack on her R&D facility.
  • September 13 - "Berger Time II" - Spike encounters Shawn Berger, Jr.
  • September 19 - "Unbreelievable" - After a stressful day, Bree discovers that the influential Shawn Berger, Jr. has undermined her by sending away her expected visitor, Spike, only for Shawn to then manipulatively take control of rescheduling the appointment himself for his own unknown purposes.

2018[]

2023[]

Notes[]

Foreign names[]

  • Japanese: Shawn Berger Jr. (ショーン・バーガー Jr. Shōn Bāgā Jr.)

Players[]

Shawn Berger, Jr. is played by Bzero.

References[]

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