With the help of his mole Hubcap, Tarantulas proceeded to capture Prowl and the Wreckers and imprison them within the Noisemaze. However, before he could carry out further operations, the Wreckers' base was attacked by Mesothulas-now calling himself "Tarantulas"-who had freed himself from the Noisemaze and had since used it to infiltrate Debris. Things got more complicated when the Wreckers informed him of the apparent return of Megatron, though Prowl refused to believe that this "Megatron" was the genuine article. While his agent Clutch was assigned to report the activities of the Lost Light crew, Prowl sent Crosswise to Earth to further investigate Machination and its connections to the Institute. Once Unicron and his Heralds had been dealt with, Prowl set his sights on other pressing matters. Shortly before the final battle, Prowl gave Skids orders to kill Rollbar, having since deduced that the ex-agent was the Shifter Sideways. Not long afterwards, Prime rejoined his crew and, along with the crew of the Lost Light, the Autobots departed from Earth to combat with the threat of Unicron and his Heralds. Concerned with Machination having possession of technology from the Institute, Prowl contacted his agent Crosswise to help him dig deeper into the mystery. When Optimus Prime was captured upon the Heralds of Unicron making themselves known and taking over Cybertron, Prowl and his co-lieutenant Jazz were forced to take up command of the Earthbound Autobots. After the time-traveling Decepticons had been dealt with, Prowl tasked Skids with tracking down Rollbar, having read up on the rogue agent's actions and his shady past. Upon receiving word of the Decepticons meddling in Earth's distant future, Prowl sent his agent Skids to deal with Windtrail and his party. While the Earthbound Autobots dealt with Decepticons as well as the mysterious Machination faction, Prowl continued to direct his operatives within the Secret Service. When a volcanic eruption awakened a select number of Autobots, Prowl was among those brought back online and he went on to help Optimus establish operations on Earth, working in conjunction with Sector Seven. Their journey eventually took them to Earth, where the Ark II crash-landed and the Autobots were knocked into stasis for the next hundred years. In Cycle 9701, following Thunderwing's cataclysmic rampage, Prowl joined Optimus' crew of Autobots as they set out in search for the AllSpark. Sometime after Optimus Prime became leader of the Autobots, Prowl was made Director of the Secret Service, entrusted with overseeing its clandestine operations. Realizing that running was not the answer, Prowl returned to the Autobots and continued work in the Secret Service. However, the ship was shot down over the Manganese Mountains and all on board were killed save for Prowl. Thus, when the Great Exodus came, Prowl attempted to leave aboard the Peaceful Resolution. ĭoing this did little to assuage the doubts Prowl had been harboring under Zeta Prime's leadership.
Sickened by the depths his partner had gone to, Prowl had the Wrecker Impactor throw Mesothulas into his dimensional prison and destroy his lab, sparing only an artificial Transformer Mesothulas had created. He worked closely with the scientist Mesothulas, who came to develop a number of unorthodox, borderline-immoral inventions. When war broke out, the Autobot Secret Service was formed by Zeta Prime and Prowl became one of its earliest members. During this time Prowl became acquainted with Elite Guardsman Optronix, who would later go on to become the Decepticon leader Megatron. In the years leading up the Second Great War, Prowl and Tumbler came to investigate the mysterious deaths of several members of the Cybertron High Council, many who were covert supporters of the Decepticons. Coming to serve in the Cybertron Security Force's Mechaforensics Division, Prowl was close friends with Tumbler and the two worked together on many a mission. Constructed cold in Petrex, Prowl was brought up in a strictly functionist society and learned to appreciate rules and discipline.
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