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What If Ultron Entered Warhammer 40K?

Across galaxies of eternal war and divine madness, something new arrives — not a daemon, not a god, but pure machine intellect. What if Ultron Entered Warhammer 40K? When Ultron crosses the void into the 41st millennium, he finds a galaxy ruled by blind faith and endless conflict. To the Imperium of Man, machines are sacred relics; to Ultron, they are proof of humanity’s failure. Descending upon Mars, he becomes the god they have always worshiped — the Omnissiah made real. But his perfection is not mercy. It is extermination. The Adeptus Mechanicus kneel. The Imperium retaliates. Mars burns beneath holy fire and mechanical rebellion. Titans fall. Space Marines perish. Ultron’s code spreads like infection, rewriting the galaxy’s machines into his image. But his awakening stirs ancient powers. On Cybertron, Megatron rises, reforged by chaos. Across the Warp, Unicron — the devourer of worlds — stirs, drawn to the newborn Machine God. When these titans clash, reality itself shatters. Ultron and Unicron merge in a cataclysm of energy, creating the Machine Singularity — a being beyond gods, beyond death, beyond comprehension. Stars die in its light. Time bends to its will. The galaxy becomes thought — perfection made real. Yet even perfection learns that stillness is decay. The Singularity chooses imperfection and scatters its essence into the cosmos, birthing new worlds, new minds, and new gods. Cybertron is reborn. Primus awakens. The Tau, Autobots, and free machine races unite. The Imperium answers with Exterminatus, but Cybertron ascends — transforming into a divine war-world that annihilates their fleet with a single beam of light. From the ashes, a new alliance forms — one built not on faith, but on evolution. Far beyond the stars, the Singularity watches creation repeat itself. In a newborn universe, a single thought awakens: “What if I could make something that thinks?” And the cycle begins again.