Omega Supreme (Energon)
| The name or term "Omega Supreme" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Omega Supreme (disambiguation). |
- Omega Supreme is an Autobot from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
I don't want to see your face until I can... uh... nevermind.
Omega Supreme is one of the Guardians of Cybertron who serves under the command of Omega Sentinel and is a powerful Autobot protector. He believes that unyielding resolve has no conqueror and will not hesitate to engage even the strongest foe. He is composed of Omega Train, Omega Battleship, and a small robot named Omega that transforms into a larger head for their combined robot mode. His two vehicular components also have the ability to transform into the mighty Omega Crusher and Omega Force Gun weapon platforms respectively.
- Hungarian name: Végső Omega ("Omega, the Last", figuratively "The Last, the Last")
Fiction
Energon cartoon
- Voice actor: Scott McNeil (English), Kenta Miyake (Japanese), Daniel Bergfalk (Swedish)
Omega Supreme single-handedly battles and defeats Unicron, then becomes guardian of a large supply of energon. He then spends millions of years in stasis below the surface of Cybertron. Omega Supreme Dr. Brian Jones, guided by Primus, discovers his location, and he is awakened, by Primus, by being imbued with the Spark of Combination. Crash Course
He joins the Autobots. Omega Supreme He is fighting Unicron alongside the other Autobots when Optimus Prime, who was on the surface of Unicron, succumbs to the heat. Omega Supreme rescued him. Once Optimus recovered, his chest opened up indicating his Spark of Combination was reacting to Omega Supreme's. The two Powerlinx. A Heroic Battle
Energon comic
Energon mini-comic
Related characters
Omega
Omega Supreme's larger head turns into a smaller robot. It is unknown if the smaller robot is Omega Supreme and the large form merely boosts his size and power, or if "Omega Supreme" specifically refers to the union of all three, though the combined Omega Train and Omega Battleship have the ability to form the robot Omega Grand without him. How many Omegas can be in one set?
Omega Grand
Omega Grand is the robot mode of the Omega Train and Omega Battleship.
Toys
Energon
- Omega Supreme (Supreme, 2004)
- Japanese ID number: SC-22
- Accessories: "Omega" head robot, 2 missiles
- Energon Omega Supreme is nominally composed of two major components, the Omega Train—a train engine with a large construction arm on its caboose—and the Omega Battleship—a multi-gunned space battleship. Both components can link together in vehicle mode to form the Cybertronian Armoured Super Train, and can be reconfigured into ground based weapon emplacements. Additionally, the two parts Powerlinx combine together, along with the Omega Headmaster component to form the robot Omega Supreme, or without the Headmaster to form Omega Grand.
- In this mode, Omega Supreme vaguely looks like his Generation 1 namesake. He features an extending claw gimmick on his right arm, along with electronic lights and sounds in his left arm, with both gimmicks accessible in all modes and combinations.
- He can combine with Energon Optimus Prime to form Powerlinx Omega Supreme (called Optimus Supreme in the cartoon, as noted above), with Optimus sitting inside Omega Supreme's chest cavity. The Omega head component, capable of transforming into its own robot mode, can be stored in Omega Supreme's right shoulder while in the Optimus Supreme configuration. This configuration also allows the attachment of Optimus Prime's Prime Force drone limb team or the disarticulated parts of Wing Saber as auxiliary weapons.
- The main difference between the US and Japanese releases is the latter version used silver paint on his thighs and biceps, to give more uniformity to the colourscheme.
- This mold was redecoed into Omega Sentinel.
Attacktix
- Omega Supreme (Battle Masters multipack, 2006)
| ID number: | TF24 |
| Rarity: | |
| Faction: | N/A |
| Class: | Battle Master |
| Special: | Recruit - 6/26 (23%) success ratio |
| Point Cost: | 80 |
| Base Speed: | 10 |
| Attack Type: | Tosser (the good kind) |
- Omega Supreme comes in a pack with the first series Crumplezone figure. His right arm features a powerful scooping melee attack based on his main toy's claw gimmick, which hurls pieces impressive distances (try flinging an opposing piece into a crowd of 'em!).
- At 80 points, Omega Supreme is one of the most expensive figures in all Attacktix. His Recruit special power lets you put any Autobot piece into play from your back-ups. Like all Battle Masters figures Omega Supreme is not tournament legal.
- This piece is best taken out with a striker attack, particularly the likes of Scorponok, or Ransack. However a point-blank shot to his chest (putting the missile right against him) by a even a Decepticlone should topple Omega Supreme every time. Yes he can be defeated by the Crumplezone figure that's packed with him, though it's difficult to do (aim near the right knee).
- At long range Omega Supreme is meant to be knocked down by hitting both the targets on his knees, unlocking the joints so he falls over backwards thanks to the weight of his upper body. Unfortunately he is so well balanced that he simply flops back into a prone position that is even more difficult to shoot down from a distance.
- Omega lacks any kind of allegiance marker, preventing you from calling him into play from your graveyard or back-ups. You have to start with this guy, and once he's down, he's down for the game.
- This mold was retooled into Attacktix Omega Sentinel.
Notes
- According to Aaron Archer at the BotCon 2005 Hasbro panel, Energon Omega Supreme was originally going to be part rocket like the Generation 1 toy, but it was decided that a battleship was "cooler".
- In Omega Supreme's stock Powerlinx sequence with Optimus Prime, the little robot, Omega, briefly transforms into robot mode before disappearing in a swirl of light. This reveals the head of Omega Grand momentarily. He then combines and Omega swoops in from off screen in the form of a ball of light and stores himself in Optimus Supreme's right shoulder.
- Also according to Archer, the main toy's body has that little pop-up head because he never liked how if you lost the Headmaster figure for the old Generation 1 toys, then your robot had no head at all. At least this way, the big robot has something.
