Optimus Prime (disambiguation)

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The name Optimus Prime has been assigned to several different characters:

• 1984 — Optimus Prime, the Autobot Commander in the Generation 1 continuity family.
  • 1984 – For this character in Marvel Comics continuity, see Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity
  • 1984 – For this character in Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity. In an episode of the television series, he had a clone.
  • 2005 – For this character in IDW Generation 1 continuity, see Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity
  • For toys of this character, see Optimus Prime (G1)/toys.
  • For merchandise of this character, see Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise
• 2000 — Optimus Prime, the Autobot commander fire truck from Robots in Disguise.
• 2002 — Optimus Prime, Autobot Commander truck in the Unicron Trilogy. For toys of this character, see Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys.
• 2004 — Optimus Prime, an Autobot from a dimension where Transformers are all Spy Changer-sized, seen briefly in the 2003 Universe franchise.
• 2004 — Optimus Prime, the Autobot whose corpse was cloned and tortured by Unicron to create Nemesis Prime; this was also in Universe.
• 2007 — Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots and last of the Dynasty of Primes from the live-action film series.
  • For this character in video games, see Optimus Prime (Movie)/games.
  • For toys of this character, see Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys.
  • For merchandise, see Optimus Prime (Movie)/merchandise.
• 2007 — Optimus Prime, the young, inexperienced leader of an Autobot squadron from the Animated continuity.
  • For toys of this character, see Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys.
• 2008 — Optimus Prime, the despotic leader of the evil Autobots in the Shattered Glass alternate universe.
• 2008 — Optimus Prime, the leader of the TransTech Autobots.
• 2010 — Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots and member of the thirteen original Transformers in the Aligned continuity family.
• 2011 — Optimus Prime, the evil Autobot renegade from an alternate universe in the Animated continuity.
• 2011 — Optimus Prime, the Autobot brick-based being and Kreon from Kre-O.
• 2011 — Darkside Optimus Prime, the living embodiment of the darkness in the live-action film series Optimus Prime's mind who wants to destroy all Optimus Primes across time and space.
• 2011 — Darkside Optimus Prime, the living embodiment of the darkness in Generation 1 Optimus Prime's mind.
• 2012 — Optimus Prime, the spring-loaded Autobot hero from the Bot Shots game.
• 2012 — Optimus Prime Blaster, the Autobot Arms Micron who takes the shape of Optimus from Prime.

In 2013 Hasbro introduced a retcon making Optimus Prime a member of the Thirteen original Transformers and a supposed multiversal singularity (meaning, basically, that all Optimus Primes in the multiverse would be the same individual). Due to the lengthy histories many of these incarnations had prior to the retcon, we intend on leaving their pages as separate entities and merely note the retcon here. Only in the Transformers: Prime universe (which is not specifically part of the earlier multiverse) is Optimus Prime definitely one of the 13, so whether he is a member of the 13 and a multiversal singularity in the other universes is left even more up in the air than previously.

Optimus Prime is not to be confused with:

• Ginrai, a Godmaster who uses a transtector body originally intended for Optimus Prime.
• Sureshot, the European-market Generation 2 Autobot whose toy was released in North America as "Hero" Optimus Prime.
• Optimash Prime, heroic leader of the Autotots.
• Other uses of the name "Optimus"
• Other uses of the name "Prime"

Additionally, Optimus Prime is not to be confused with the real-life persons:

• Mr. Optimus Prime, a well-known Transfan and International Firefighter who legally changed his name to Optimus Prime.

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