Optimus Prime (Movie)/toys
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Optimus Prime starred in a film series that made billions of dollars. Woohoo!
Transformers (2007)
As a tribute to his immense popularity, Optimus Prime is the only Movie Transformer with a toy in every regular category (Legend, Fast Action, Deluxe, Voyager, and Leader.) This is excluding his Cyber Stomper and transformable gun toys.
Legends Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Legends, 2007)
- Japanese name: EZ Collection Optimus Prime
- Legends class Optimus Prime is an extremely simplified toy of the extremely complex movie design. As such, he features numerous unavoidable inaccuracies, such as not transforming or even looking very much like the original design or the larger toy versions in robot mode. However, proportionally Legends class Optimus Prime is not far off from the real truck and the Leader class toy's vehicle mode, aside from missing a smokestack on the driver's side. He is articulated at the shoulders and upper legs via ball joints.
- Generations Legends (Target exclusive multi-pack, 2007)
- A Target exclusive, this four-pack of Legends Class figures contains two versions of both Optimus Prime and Megatron, namely Legends of Cybertron Optimus Prime, Movie Legends Optimus Prime, Legends of Cybertron Megatron and Movie Legends Megatron.
- Battle for the Allspark (Toys"R"Us exclusive multi-pack, 2007)
- A Toys"R"Us exclusive, this six-pack of Legends class figures contains unmodified toys of Optimus Prime, Jazz, Bumblebee, Megatron, Starscream, and Barricade.
- Nightwatch Optimus Prime vs. Stealth Starscream (Legends Allspark Battles two-pack, 2008)
- The previously-released Legends Class Optimus Prime toy is redecoed to match the Leader class Nightwatch Optimus Prime deco. He comes with a predominantly black and silver redeco of Starscream.
Deluxe Class toys
- Protoform Optimus Prime (Deluxe Class, 2007)
- Japanese ID number: MA-05
- Accessories: Gun, missile, flame attachment
- Based upon the "Protoform" (Cybertronian) appearances of the Transformers in the Movie, Protoform Optimus Prime transforms into his "entry" mode. This mode somewhat resembles a cybertronic truck, with false wheels sculpted onto the sides, and Optimus Prime's trademark windows in front. A flame decoration piece fits to the back of the "vehicle", creating the illusion of a flaming comet's tail. The bottom of the vehicle has small wheels to roll the toy across smooth surfaces. Oddly, it has NO automorph gimmick at all, a feature most main-line figures have.
- He resembles previous Optimus characters in robot mode: his angular chest windows are reminiscent of Cybertron Optimus Prime, while his near-animalistic limbs and color scheme are evocative of Beast Wars Optimus Primal. He has excellent articulation due to his many ball joints, and is armed with a rifle. The flame attachment can fit onto the end of the (non-firing) gun barrel.
- Some packaging variants of this figure (perhaps a Wal-Mart exclusive) included a free movie poster depicting a Cybertronian eye overlooking Earth, with an added sticker to the outer plastic bubble saying "Exclusive movie poster!". It is more of a preview of upcoming figures.
- This toy was repurposed as a member of the Dynasty of Primes in Tales of the Fallen #4.
- Protoform Optimus Prime Fusion Cluster Edition (C3xHobby Convention exclusive Deluxe, Japan 2007)
- Accessories: Gun, missile, flame attachment
- An extensive redeco of the Protoform Optimus Prime mold that was exclusively available at the Japanese C3xHobby Convention in August of 2007, and later offered by e-HOBBY in limited quantities. Most of the body is made out of transparent turquoise plastic in order to mimic its frozen state in the "coldness" of space, while orange paint is used on the front end of the "entry" mode, mimicking the heat effects of sudden atmospheric entry. The flame attachment is made out of clear blue plastic, with the tail end being covered in gold paint.
- Deluxe three-pack (multi-pack, UK 2007)
- Accessories: Gun with missile and flame attachment
- This three-pack, which was available at general retail in the United Kingdom, contains an unchanged Deluxe Class Protoform Optimus Prime together with equally unchanged Deluxe Class Decepticon Brawl and Autobot Jazz toys.
- Gold Protoform Optimus Prime (Deluxe, 2008)
- Accessories: Gun with missile and flame attachment
- This gold vacuum metallized Protoform Optimus Prime figure was featured as a Lucky Draw giveaway (along side similarly gold vac-metal versions of Voyager class Optimus Prime and Protoform Starscream) in the December 2007 issue of TV Magazine. Released in 2008, only 5 pieces were made.
Voyager Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Voyager Class, 2007)
- Japanese ID number: MA-13
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- The mid-range Voyager class Movie Optimus Prime toy transforms into an amalgamation of the Kenworth W900 and the Peterbilt 379, making this toy fairly inaccurate to the actual vehicle Optimus Prime turned into. Because of the smaller size and lessened complexity, the Voyager class Optimus Prime features a significantly different transformation sequence compared to the Leader class toy, and indeed, the actual CGI design. However, as the actual truck cabin no longer forms his chest, the cabin now features a small interior with opening doors and a non-removable cowboy-hat-bedecked driver figurine that flips out of the seat when the driver's side door is opened.
- In robot mode, Voyager class Optimus Prime is proportionally more accurate to his CGI design than the leader class toy and has a more accurate headsculpt. However, due to the aforementioned lessened complexity, significant sacrifices had to be made, such as "cheats" to the transformation sequence to achieve this. He is thus less accurate overall than he initially appears. In addition to previously mentioned changes, he carries much of the truck's front hood, grill and fenders on his back like a backpack. Nevertheless, he maintains a superb level of articulation and posability.
- Optimus Prime is armed with two large rifles formed out of a combination of both smokestacks and fuel tanks. These rifles peg onto his lower arms with grips for his open hands. The under-slung fuel tanks can fire spring-loaded projectiles. In vehicle mode, both smokestack rifles can be deployed as twin cannons, and this mechanism can also be used to store the rifles and deploy them as shoulder guns in robot mode.
- Robo-Vision Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2007)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- A Target-exclusive redeco of the Voyager Class Optimus Prime toy, this limited edition version boasts a "Supermetal finish", resulting in silver metallic paint covering much of his paintable gray/silver plastic, a much higher contrast in his red and blue plastic colors and improved 'flame' paint decorations.
- Unusually for the smaller Voyager Class of toys, Robo-Vision Optimus Prime comes packed in robot mode in a special hexagonal column box with many windows, similar to the original packaging for 20th Anniversary Optimus Prime. The package also includes a Robo-Vision Decoder. Strangely, this Target exclusive preceded the release of the regular Voyager by a large margin, coming out on June 2, 2007 with the initial wave of movie toys.
- This toy has been retroactively declared part of the Premium Series of more movie-accurate redecos of core characters from the movie.
- Bumblebee and Optimus Prime (Argos exclusive two-pack, Hong Kong/UK/Australia/France 2007)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- A two-pack, available as a mass retail release in Hong Kong, as an Argos exclusive in the United Kingdom, as a Kmart exclusive in Australia, and with undetermined distribution in France. Contains an unchanged Voyager Class Optimus Prime and an equally unchanged Deluxe Class Concept Camaro Bumblebee.
- Arcee, Starscream & Optimus Prime (Sam's Club exclusive three-pack, 2007)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- A three-pack, exclusive to Sam's Club stores, consisting of redecos of Voyager Class Optimus Prime and Deluxe Class Arcee, both with a battle damage deco, and an unchanged Voyager Class Starscream.
- Gold Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2008)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- First Strike Optimus Prime (Voyager Class, 2008)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- Released as part of the Allspark Power refresh of the movie line, First Strike Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of Voyager class Optimus Prime in a colour scheme based upon Generation 1 and Classics Optimus Prime. The included toy bio describes this coloring as Prime paying tribute to the markings he wore as a young soldier when the war began. Due to the transformation scheme, this figure actually ends up being less like its G1 counterpart in robot mode, a sacrifice made for the slavish redeco of the vehicle mode. You can't have your cake and eat it too, folks.
- Autobot Optimus Prime ("international market" exclusive Voyager-sized toy, 2008)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- A single-packed version of the battle damaged Voyager Optimus Prime toy from the Sam's Club exclusive three-pack. Although the assortment number and the general packaging style (which are both the same also used for the Premium Series redecos of Voyager Class Autobot Ratchet and Megatron) seemed to indicate that this might be a Best Buy exclusive, this has been confirmed to be an "international market" exclusive. It has been released in Hasbro's Southeast Asian markets, but was not available in the USA outside the Sam's Club three-pack.
- Freeway Brawl ("Screen Battles" two-pack, 2008)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- A second Target-exclusive redeco of the Voyager Class Optimus Prime toy, the gray molded pieces were recolored beige-grey, and multiple parts that were previously molded in blue and red (the chest, shoulder pads, and leg interiors) had their mold colors swapped, with extra paint operations to make up the difference. As such, the toy has very few visual differences from the regular release of the sculpt, in a "doing things differently to achieve a very similar end result" sense. This version was only available in a pack with an unchanged Deluxe Class Bonecrusher.
Leader Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Leader Class, 2007)
- Japanese ID number: MA-01
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- The largest 2007 Transformers movie Optimus Prime toy, Leader Class Optimus Prime featured, at the time, the most accurate representation of the CGI designs' complex transformation sequence. He transforms into a heavily-customized Peterbilt 379 conventional extended-hood, and unusually for a mainline figure, he has rubber tires on all his wheels. His Ion blaster weapon is stored in the rear of the truck's bunk, exposed like an engine block. Though Optimus has no trailer, he has a hole where the fifth wheel (known among fans as a 'hitch') is sculpted in the rear of the truck, should owners find a suitable trailer to use. Due to safety reasons, the tips of his long smokestacks are made of rubber. A switch on top of the cab roof activates horn sounds and window lights.
- Featuring a complex transformation, the front and back ends of the truck essentially fold and converge to become Optimus Prime's legs, as much of the truck rear is connected to the robot thighs via a series of folding panels. The rear wheel cowlings feature a hinge joint in the middle of them so they do not impede his knee articulation. The halves of the rear cabin of the cab, directly connected to the smokestacks, rotate and connect to his torso and unfold into his arms. As with most mainline Movie toys, Optimus Prime features Automorph gimmicks, and due to his price point, he has three of them. Firstly, during initial transformation, rotating his front fenders to become his heels flips the top parts of the grill to become his toes. Secondly, sliding out the double-barrel cannon in his right forearm flips out his spring-loaded Ion Blaster, which lands into place for his right hand. (The Ion Blaster can actually be popped off his forearm fairly easily, as it is held in place by a simple clip.) Optimus's final Automorph, located in his torso, is activated by flipping the silver lever on his stomach, activating a series of spring-loaded actions where the truck windows are pushed apart and the lever between them is raised, enabling the head to spring up from the chest cavity. At this point, yellow LEDs light up the chest windows and Optimus Prime's eyes, accompanied by a "powering up" sound effect.
- Optimus Prime has a wide range of articulation for a relatively bulky figure. He has ratcheting joints in his shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with swivel joints and ball joints supporting them in his biceps, lower knee joints, and ankles. His hands even have individually articulated fingers and thumbs!
- Optimus Prime bonus pack (Costco exclusive multi-pack, 2007)
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- A Costco exclusive special pack of Leader Class Optimus Prime with Legends Class Bumblebee and Autobot Jazz as bonus figures. All three toys are unchanged from their respective original releases.
- Chrome Optimus Prime (Leader Class, 2007)
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- Two custom-made pieces (presented in robot and vehicle mode) by the Hasbro Transformers team as the grand prize for G4TV and Jumpcut's contest for fans to remix selected Transformers clips. Won by TFW2005.com member James Zahn, this one-of-a-kind (well, two-of-a-kind) piece is an almost fully vacuum-metallized Leader-class Optimus Prime in red, silver and blue (based heavily upon Generation 1 Optimus Prime), presented with a custom display base with an embossed silver Autobot insignia and a perspex display case.
- It is certainly one of the rarest Transformers toys ever, and unless you are James, you will never own one.
- Nightwatch Optimus Prime (Leader Class, UK 2007)
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- The first Nightwatch Optimus Prime is an extensive redeco of the previously released Leader-class Optimus Prime, replacing most of his red and blue with different shades of blue and black. In fact, he resembles the original Diaclone Powered Convoy color scheme of Generation 1 Ultra Magnus's truck cab. The previously blue and red flames have been replaced with silver flames, while various other decos have been replaced by copper.
- This version was released in the UK several months before the AllSpark Power version. Available exclusively through Argos stores, it came in an American-style box with the original Movie packaging design. This version was also released by TakaraTomy in Japan.
- Gold Optimus Prime (Leader Class, 2007)
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- A gold vacuum-metallized Leader class Optimus Prime was available as a Lucky Draw prize figure in Japan, as well as being a promotional competition figure for various Hasbro branches elsewhere in the world. Only 88 pieces were made.
- Nightwatch Optimus Prime (Leader Class, USA 2008)
- Accessories: Removable Ion blaster, 1 missile
- The second Nightwatch Optimus Prime was released as part of the "AllSpark Power" second half of the Movie line. He is similar to the UK version of Nightwatch Prime, replacing most of his red and blue with different shades of blue and black, retaining his resemblance to Diaclone Powered Convoy in most respects. However, the subdued black and copper on the first Nightwatch Prime have been replaced with gold and a very bright blue, to signify the All Spark energy affecting the Transformers. The translucent parts were also cast in purple translucent plastic instead of black translucent plastic.
- Another difference is that this version comes in an AllSpark Power-style box instead of the original style.
- Optimus Prime ("Premium Series" Leader Class, 2008)
- Accessories: Detachable, Retractable "energy sword"
- The Premium Series Optimus Prime is both a retool and a redeco of the Leader Class Optimus Prime toy. The major selling point is a more movie-accurate head sculpt with longer ears and detailing based on the final CG head design, and a flip-out energy sword to replace the ion blaster that was included with previous versions of the toy. This energy sword is detachable and attaches where the Ion Blaster did, compatible with non-premium Optimus Prime Leader-class-based releases. Because his ears are much longer, the truck roof panel that hides his head now has two holes cut into so the head can fit inside the cabin.
- The paint deco is... unfocused, to say the least. In vehicle mode, the grill, headlights, and bumpers (and thus his feet) are painted silver, yet the red in the small Autobot insignia has been removed. There is silver paint on the fuel tanks (toy battery cover), but not on the other tool boxes and equipment in the same location. There is also silver paint on all 6 wheel rims, the air cleaners, and the windscreen visor. In robot mode, the silver paint is mainly located on his thighs and crotch, though in order to save on costs, the dark blue and gold paint on his thighs and knee joints have been sacrificed.
- Unlike the initial Premium Series toys, this one was available as part of the regular mass retail Leader class assortment.
- Optimus Prime Battle Mode (Leader Class, 2008)
- Japanese ID number: MA-21
- Accessories: Detachable, Retractable "energy sword"
- The TakaraTomy version of Premium Series Optimus Prime has a considerably different deco from Hasbro's release. Similar to the unique chrome Optimus Prime, Optimus Prime Battle Mode features vacuum-metallized parts for nearly all of the silver truck parts, for a greater resemblance to the polished chrome on the real prop trucks. Unfortunately, as his feet are the front fenders and grill, this will likely lead to chipping. In robot mode, he retains several decos that were removed from Hasbro's Premium Optimus Prime for cost reasons, such as the blue and gold decos on his thighs. Finally, the flip-out energy sword is coloured gold to reflect its "powered up" appearance.
Fast Action Battlers
- Power Hook Optimus Prime (Fast Action Battler, 2007)
- Japanese ID number: QC-01
- Accessories: 1 Missile
- Fast Action Battler Power Hook Optimus Prime is a (roughly) Deluxe-class made for children of younger ages than the rest of the mainline and was designed to have quick conversion and action feature. He has a little string attached to his missile that was tied to his "backpack" for easy storage and so the little ones wouldn't lose the missile.
- He is rather inaccurate to Optimus Prime's design.
- Leader for the Ages (Wal*Mart exclusive two-pack, 2007)
- Accessories: 1 gun, 1 Missile
- This Wal*Mart-exclusive two-pack contains the Fast Action Battler Power Hook Optimus Prime toy, designated "2007 Optimus Prime", and the Classics Optimus Prime toy from The Ultimate Battle DVD two-pack. Both toys are identical to their normal individual releases.
- For some reason, the Classics Optimus toy is designated "1984 Optimus Prime" on the packaging, even though it was released in 2006... well, he looks like Prime from '84, so hey, what the hell.
- Fire Blast Optimus Prime (Fast Action Battler, 2008)
- Accessories: 1 Missile
- Fire Blast Optimus Prime is a redeco of the previously released Power Hook Optimus Prime fast action battler. The color scheme is loosely based upon Generation 1 Rodimus Prime, explained rather oddly in the card bio as being the camouflage Optimus took while hunting Decepticons on Mars post-movie... because there are so many long-nose cabs driving around Mars. Yeah.
Cyber Slammers
- Optimus Prime (Cyber Slammer, 2007)
- Cyber Slammers Optimus Prime is an amazingly cute truck that transforms into an amazingly cute Autobot. "Slam" his robot mode down into car mode and he rolls along for a while, then snaps back up into robot mode. Sure to please the toddler you brought with you to the PG-13 movie! Like most Cyber Slammers, Prime manages to cram most of his vehicle mode's major details into a compact, super-deformed version of that mode.
Cyber Stompin' Robots
- Optimus Prime (Cyber Stompin' Robot, 2007)
- Cyber Stompin' Optimus Prime is a non-convertible action figure made for younger children. He has light-up eyes, sounds, a launching fist feature and a "targeting scope" in his back. The scope worked similarly to a View Master, and when you look through the scope, you see an image of Megatron.
Robot Replicas
- Optimus Prime (Robot Replica, 2007)
- Accessories: Ion blaster arm
- As part of the Robot Replicas line, this version of Optimus is a non-transforming action figure that utilizes Revoltech-style jointing. The sculpt hews much closer to the movie CGI model than is possible with the full transforming toys, plus the universal jointing of the line allows for his forearm to be replaced with his hand-cannon... or bits from other Robot Replicas.
- Megatron vs. Optimus Prime (Multi-pack, 2007)
- This Walmart-exclusive two-pack includes "battle-damaged" redecos of Robot Replicas Optimus Prime and Megatron.
Trans-Scanning
- Optimus Prime (2008)
- Japanese ID number: TS-01
- Accessories: Display stand
- Trans-scanning Optimus Prime is a Japanese-exclusive figure with many interchangeable parts. At its most basic, the figure is a spindly skeleton referred to as a "Core Body". To this skeleton, two sets of armor pieces can be attached to create one of two forms for Optimus Prime: his protoform mode or his Earth mode.
- The protoform mode consists of eight pieces of metallic blue plastic that plug into the arms, chest, pelvis and legs of the figure. With these pieces attached, the figure can be manipulated in a manner that might charitably be called "transformation" into his meteor-like "entry mode," accomplished by doing little more than tucking the head out of sight and folding the chest back. This blue-and-grey lump can be mounted on a three-piece stand that comes with the figure, allowing you to display it in mid-plummet. Optimus Prime's Earth mode, meanwhile, is made up of many armor pieces (including a particularly large backpack) that form a rather kibbly robot mode, which can then transform into a truck approximating a Peterbilt 379. We would go into what an abominable, unintuitive, parts-massaging mess this transformation is, but we wouldn't want to fill up the rest of the page.
- Optimus Prime also includes a pair of interchangeable, open-palmed hands that can be swapped out for the clenched fists that are in place in-package. The Core Body mold was re-used for the simultaneously released Trans-Scanning Bumblebee figure.
Optimus Prime Figure
- Optimus Prime (Spychanger, 2007)
- "Optimus Prime Figure" (オプティマスプライム・フィギア)[1] is a redeco of Robots in Disguise Spychanger Scourge, painted to resemble Movie Optimus Prime. Of note is the tampographed detailing on his chest resembling Movie Prime's distinctive chest design. He was only available exclusively in Japan with a pre-order for the Transformers DVD and HD-DVD.
Titanium Series
- Optimus Prime (3" Robot Masters, 2007)
- Accessories: Movie-style Autobot sigil display stand.
- Partially constructed of die-cast metal, this small three inch figurine of Optimus Prime has a CGI-accurate sculpt compared to the larger toys, owing to the fact it does not need to transform at all. He is sculpted with his Ion Blaster in his right fist, and is articulated at the neck, shoulders and waist. He comes with a small movie-style Autobot sigil display stand.
- Ultimate Optimus Prime 3-Pack (3" Robot Masters multi-pack, 2007)
- This Target-exclusive set contains the normal 3" Titanium Series Optimus Prime figurine (see above), a Protoform Optimus Prime figurine, and Optimus Prime in his Earth-mode truck form, making this the first time a character has appeared in their alternate mode as part of the Robot Masters sub-series.
Revenge of the Fallen
Legends Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Legends, 2009)
- Japanese ID number: EZ-01
- Revenge of the Fallen Legends class Optimus Prime is an all-new, much more accurate mold compared to the 2007 Legends class Prime, having a much greater accuracy in both robot and vehicle mode. In particular, his vehicle mode isn't inexplicably missing one smokestack like the 2007 toy.
- The top of the truck's bunk (ending up on his back in robot mode) has a slot to combine with Jetfire. For some reason, this isn't mentioned in the instructions, though they're hardly needed.
- During the May 30 launch event for the Revenge of the Fallen toyline in Japan, Legends Optimus were given out to attendees. The only difference is a sticker on the packaging commemorating the event.
- Optimus Prime Damage Version (Legends, 2009)
- Japanese ID number: EZ-09
- A "Battle Damaged" variant featured in the second wave of EZ Collection (the Japanese name for Legends class toys), with more elaborate, weathered paint applications.
- Power Armor Optimus Prime (Legends, 2009)
- This redeco of Legends class Optimus Prime features a slightly darkened colour scheme and red legs.
- Defender Optimus Prime (EZ Collection, March 2010)
- A redeco of Legends Optimus Prime replacing his red plastic with more blue and silver, but sprucing things up a bit with red flame paint operations. Defender Optimus Prime (ディフェンダーオプティマスプライム) was only available in Japan as part of their Transformers Animated promotion in March 2010. It was given away for free to customers who purchased Animated merchandise at Edion, Bic Camera and Yodobashi Camera stores.
- Optimus Prime Special Color (EZ Collection, April 2010)
- Japanese ID number: EZ-21
- Optimus Prime Special Color (オプティマスプライム特別カラー, Optimus Prime Tokubetsu Color) was only available blindpacked as part of TakaraTomy's EZ Collection Vol. 3. It is a clear version of the Revenge of the Fallen mold.
Voyager Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2009)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- Voyager Optimus Prime is a redeco of the toy from the first movie's toyline. Like several redecos or retools of 2007 movie toys, there has been some effort to make this release noticeably different from the previous releases, though the toy ends up looking less accurate to the actual movie appearance than those previous releases. Optimus Prime has a sort of faded Autobot logo on the side of the truck's bunk, and kanji (Chinese characters) on the roof (ending up on his knee in robot mode.) The word "上海将军" means "Shanghai General", while "大将" means "Grand general".
- The Japanese version of the toy, named "Optimus Prime Revenge Edition", was exclusively available at Tokyo Toy Show 2009, and later also from e-HOBBY. Despite being sold in Hasbro packaging like the mass retail Revenge toys in Japan (plus the addition of Japanese stickers marking it as a Japanese market release and containing Japanese safety warnings and manufacturer information), it slightly differed from the Hasbro version insofar as it lacked the tampographed kanji lettering.
- Optimus Prime & Bumblebee (Two-pack, 2009)
- An unchanged version of Revenge of the Fallen Voyager-Class Optimus Prime (see above) was released in a two-pack, alongside an unchanged version of Movie Deluxe-Class "Premium Series" Bumblebee. This two-pack has been confirmed to have been released in Malaysia and was apparently also sold in Indonesia and India.
- Defender Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2010)
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles
- This redeco of Voyager-Class Optimus Prime swaps out the red and some of the silver plastic with black and blue, changes the blue flames to red and silver.
- Jet Power Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2010)
- Japanese ID number: MR-01
- Accessories: 2 rifle/smokestack-fuel tank assemblies, 2 missiles, sword, Jetfire armour parts
- Unite for the Universe Optimus Prime would have been a redeco of the 2007 Optimus Prime Voyager-Class mold in a similar style to the Leader-Class Buster Optimus Prime (see below), with a much more accurate and detailed paint scheme, including white stenciled flames. He would have come with a set of Jetfire armour parts to form the powered-up Optimus Prime seen at end of Revenge of the Fallen, and due to not having to form Jetfire's robot mode or his jet mode, the armour parts are far more accurate to the movie's design of them than the leader class Jetfire toy could manage. While not combined to Optimus Prime, the armour can be arranged to form a sort of weapon emplacement mode or a jet engine on the back of Optimus's vehicle mode.
- Both Jet Power Optimus Prime and the accompanying redeco of Voyager-Class Revenge of the Fallen Megatron would have come with an issue of the Unite for the Universe comic book, but due to the cancellation of both figures, the comics were eventually included with the Movie Masterpiece releases of Leader-Class Starscream and Bumblebee. Of amusement is the fact the comics are essentially showcasing toys that have been canceled.
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Mini-figure
- Stratosphere (Voyager, 2009)
- Japanese ID number: RA-17
- Voyager-Class Stratosphere comes with a transformable Optimus Prime mini-figure that deploys from his cargo bay, based upon scenes from the Revenge of the Fallen movie. It is actually smaller than Smallest Transforming Transformers Optimus Prime. Go figure!
Leader Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Leader, 2009)
- Japanese ID number: RA-01
- Revenge of the Fallen Leader-class Optimus Prime is an entirely different mold from the first movie's Leader-class Optimus Prime.
- Like the previous Prime, it is loaded with features, though it ditches the first movie's Automorphing for the new Mech Alive gimmick. When a grey tab on his midriff is pressed, Prime's entire pectoral region "flexes", lights in his chest and eyes glow, and he declares "I am Optimus Prime" in Peter Cullen's voice. For the European release of the figure, to get past the language barrier, the Cullen sound clip is abbreviated to just "Optimus Prime"; in some regions, including Quebec and the UK (but only after a month or two), both versions were made available. A transformation sound effect activates when his torso is transformed, and once Prime is in truck mode, an almost unnoticeable button (a small square located beside the screw for the battery compartment, undocumented in his instructions) is revealed, which activates engine-idling noises.
- Each arm features flip-out blades that trigger when a button on the forearm is pressed. Each of these blades has a Cyberglyphic symbol on it. The blades severely restrict Prime's arm articulation when retracted, as they get in the way of the kibble, but as there is very little one can do with Prime's arms without causing the blades to deploy, this is hardly noticeable.
- One detail not reflected in most of Hasbro's photos is that the sun visors above Prime's windows are mounted on ball joints and can be positioned like they are in his CG design. The hood halves on his arms can slide up on their hinges and the blue panels at the back of Prime's lower legs can be pulled out slightly as well for further screen accuracy.
- Overall, the robot mode of Revenge of the Fallen leader class Optimus Prime toy is slightly taller and considerably more athletic-looking than the 2007 Transformers Leader-class Optimus Prime toy.
- Optimus Prime can also combine with Leader-class Jetfire to form Jetpower Optimus Prime by slightly transforming his backpack and feet. Sadly, this takes away from his leg articulation, because otherwise he could never support the massive backpack he has in this mode. However, fans have created alternate configurations that increase leg articulation and movie-accuracy.
- Like several new-mold Revenge of the Fallen toys, Optimus Prime suffers from some cost-cutting measures that affected the final production version of the mold. According to Hasbro's stock photos/back-of-box photo of the hand-painted prototype, the toolboxes on the sides of his legs were designed to fold away further for a sleeker, cleaner look. Additionally, the rear tires would have been able to split in half, with the inner half of the tire going inside the outer half to recreate the thin tires seen on Prime's CG design. Some articulation was lost on the toy between Hasbro stock photography and the final release. His fingers are no longer articulated; instead, the entire hand is now one molded piece. Finally, the lower arms appear to have been originally designed so that his hands could slide in or out of them during transformation. Sadly, he also lacks rubber tires, which the original movie Prime did have.
- As a result of striving for vehicle realism and painstaking accuracy to his visual portrayal in the live-action films, this Optimus Prime ends up being ridiculously complex. Transforming him back into a truck is probably more complicated than shown in the movie and can only be considered torture. Very unfortunately, the instructions for this toy are infamous for being amazingly vague and unclear in their visual depiction of the transformation steps, making transformation even harder.
- The TakaraTomy release of Optimus Prime replaces the red plastic from his neck down to the middle of his pectorals with gray plastic. The smokestacks also are a different shade of gray, and are more opaque than the Hasbro release.
- This version can also attach Energon stars.
- Limited Edition Optimus Prime (Leader, 2009)
- This release of Optimus Prime was available at the May 23, 2009 midnight launch of the Revenge of the Fallen toyline at the Shanghai Toys 'R' Us. Limited to 576 pieces, this piece was presented in a wooden box with a numbered certificate, Autobot sigil dog tag, and of course, the leader class Optimus Prime toy. The toy itself was unchanged.
- Optimus Prime with Autobot Camshaft (Leader value pack, 2009)
- This Walmart exclusive value pack featured an unchanged Leader-class Optimus Prime sold with an unchanged Camshaft from the first movie toyline. They came packaged in a special wider box and were sold for the same price as a normal Leader toy.
- Leader-class Revenge of the Fallen Megatron was available in a similar value pack at the same time, which likewise included Camshaft.
- Optimus Prime Black Version (Leader, Japan 2009)
- An exclusive to Amazon.co.jp, this redeco of Optimus Prime is bundled with the Japanese release of the Revenge of the Fallen DVD. He is another in a long line of black repaints, swapping most of his red and blue plastic for black, some of his bright grey plastic for a cool grey and blue, and is covered with gold and silver flames. His orange blades are now translucent blue.
- TakaraTomy improved upon the original Leader-class Optimus Prime instruction sheet by including supplementary photographed steps that were previously vague or neglected in the original release.
- Buster Optimus Prime (Leader, Japan 2009)
- Japanese ID number: RA-24
- Accessories: 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into Ion blaster
- This version of Leader-class Optimus Prime features a new lower face sculpt that lacks a faceplate, as well as the replacement of his fuel tank/exhaust assemblies with new, transforming versions that can combine into his ion blaster/barrage cannon. To the simultaneous pleasure and displeasure of people who had already purchased the first release of Leader-class Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime, Buster Optimus Prime features an extensive paint job that closely matches Prime's appearance on the big screen, including covering almost all of his grey plastic with silver paint or chrome, expanding and outlining all of the flame tampographs white for greater accuracy to ILM's computer model, and generally painting in small details, nooks and crannies that were neglected on the first release due to cost-cutting reasons. The red and blue plastic colors also vary from the original release, to better match his film appearance.
- TakaraTomy improved upon the original Leader-class Optimus Prime instruction sheet by including supplementary photographed steps that were previously vague or neglected in the original release.
- Jetpower Optimus Prime (Leader 2-pack, 2009)
- Accessories: 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into Ion blaster
- This TakaraTomy Asian market-exclusive Leader-class two-pack consists of a redecoed Jetfire and a slightly altered Buster Optimus Prime. Buster Optimus Prime is almost identical to the single-pack Japanese release of the toy, but unlike the standalone Buster Prime, has a head with a faceplate, itself containing more paint details than the first release of Revenge of the Fallen Leader-class Optimus Prime. The flames are outlined with light blue instead of white for accuracy to the physical truck prop (though it ends up being inaccurate in robot mode). Jetfire has a subtle, more movie-accurate colour scheme.
- Despite the fact that this is a TakaraTomy release, this version doesn't use the improved version of Optimus' instructions, using instead the original (and less helpful) version.
- In mid 2010, this set was released in Australia. In early 2011, it was released in the Philippines. In late 2011, this set was re-released in Dark of the Moon packaging.
- Optimus Prime Limited Clear Color Edition (Leader, 2010)
- This translucent plastic version of Leader class Optimus Prime is Prize A in a "Family Mart" convenient store chain competition beginning in October, 2010. Punters can purchase entries into the competition for 500 yen each.
Fast Action Battlers
- Double Blade Optimus Prime (Fast Action Battler, 2009)
- Accessories: Projectile
- Double Blade Optimus Prime is an all-new Fast Action Battlers version of Optimus Prime, with a much more accurate sculpt and a less-inaccurate transformation. He features two spring-loaded energy swords and a projectile launcher with a single missile. It also has an undocumented ability to combine with Jetfire.
- For whatever reason, his elbows have been molded so as not to bend, despite actually having real pinned elbow joints. The plastic section in the way, however, can be easily sliced out to restore full functionality.
- Power Armor Optimus Prime (Fast Action Battler, 2010)
- Accessories: Projectile
- Power Armor Optimus Prime is a redeco of Double Blade Optimus Prime, coloring much of the toy black.
Battle Chargers
- Optimus Prime (Battle Charger, 2009)
- Battle Charger Optimus Prime is, much like the first movie line's Cyber Slammers Prime, a super-deformed truck from which a robot mode springs up as you play. The toy uses a pull-back motor, and when pulled back and released, the toy's roof will flip open and Optimus Prime's cutesified robot mode will pop up.
- Cyber Armor Optimus Prime (Battle Charger, 2009)
- A redeco of the first Battle Charger with parts of the truck colored silver, such as the hood and hubcaps.
Gravity Bots
- Optimus Prime (Gravity Bot, 2009)
- Japanese ID number: GB-01
- Gravity Bots Optimus Prime is an extremely simplified version of Optimus with a small tab on the bottom of his feet that when he placed on his feet will automatically transform him to robot mode. There is also one on his back side that when placed upon will transform him to his vehicle mode.
- Battle Steel Optimus Prime (Gravity Bot, 2010)
- A redeco of Gravity Bots Optimus featuring a gray hood with red flames.
Mega Power Bots
- Jetpower Optimus Prime (Mega Power Bot, 2009)
- Mega Power Bots Jetpower Optimus Prime represents the Autobot leader in his combined form with Jetfire. Designed for younger children, he is a large, bulky, non-transforming figure with limited articulation. Pressing the Autobot insignias on his chest and arm plays various sound effects and cause blue lights to flash in his head and gun.
- As a Mega Power Bot, Optimus features what his package claims to be a transformation: his wings can flip up to become his "flight mode".
Robot Replicas
- Optimus Prime (Robot Replica, 2009)
Transformers (2010)
Legends Class toys
- Fireburst Optimus Prime (Legends, 2010)
- Transformers: Hunt for the Decepticons Fireburst Optimus Prime is a redeco of Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime, retaining all the functionality of the previous releases, including the undocumented ability to combine with Jetfire.
- The Victory of The Fallen (Kmart Exclusive Legends 5-pack, 2010)
- Optimus Prime is a redeco of Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime with predominately red forearms and red/silver thighs. He comes bundled with redecos of The Fallen, Megatron, Jetfire, and Starscream in a Kmart-eclusive five-pack.
- To date, this is the only Hasbro release of this figure that acknowledges the combining feature between Jetfire and Optimus Prime.
- Optimus Prime (EZ Collection, 2010)
- This Japanese exclusive release of Optimus Prime features much more black coloring than his previous releases, so as to be used with the similarly-repainted Legends Jetfire figure to form the Optimus' powered up combination.
Voyager Class toys
- Battle Blades Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2010)
- Japanese ID number: AA-01
- Accessories: Matrix of Leadership, 2 Fuel Tank-Gun assemblies, removable Energon Swords
- Battle Blades Optimus Prime is a brand new sculpt that attempts to replicate his Leader Class design. He is much more movie accurate than the previous Voyager incarnations. He features two energon swords made of soft plastic, similar to his Leader Class incarnation, albeit not spring-loaded. They can be detached from the mushroom joints they're on, although doing this excessively may cause them to warp.
- He also has a removable Matrix of Leadership in his chest which is made of unpainted gray plastic. In an awesome homage, the Movie matrix rests on a stand molded to look like it's G1 incarnation.
- His fuel tanks can also separate from the truck panels and become two barrage cannons. Oddly enough, these guns are mentioned nowhere on the box even though they would normally be a selling point.
- The instructions neglect to mention that the entire roof of the cab is on a concealed hinge which greatly eases the difficulty of Prime's transformation. For whatever reason, the instructions treat the toy as if the hinge does not exist, going so far as to show Prime's head magically clipping through his chest to transform. The instructions also neglect to mention that his heel/bumper pieces must be slid out until they click, making the figure just that bit more stable, and that the rotating truck door panels on his upper arms can be pulled further out (but not off) from their sockets, allowing more space for the panels to swing around his hood-arms during transformation.
- The TakaraTomy "Autobot Alliance" release of this toy has some significant differences, including casting the red plastic in a darker shade, making his shin and wheel joints grey rather than Hasbro's bronze, painting the Matrix of Leadership silver, and swapping out the dual energon swords for battle hooks, similar to 2010's Leader class Optimus Prime. However, due to the Japanese release retaining the Hasbro packaging, the box still advertises the dual energon swords rather than the hooks. He retains the masked face used for the Hasbro release.
- This mold was also used to make Dark of the Moon Darkside Optimus Prime.
Leader Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Leader, 2010)
- Japanese ID number: AA-01
- This retool of Revenge of the Fallen Leader-Class Optimus Prime features the head from Buster Optimus Prime and has had his blades replaced with semi-articulated Battle Hooks for face-destroying action! He has a darker paint job and sports black splotches on his body and head to signify battle damage. However, due to these extra "battle damage" paint applications, some other paint applications that were present on the Revenge of the Fallen release were omitted. He also sports a new voice box in robot mode, replacing the infamous "I am Optimus Prime!" with "We must stop the Decepticons!" The international release, however, retains the same abbreviated "Optimus Prime" sound clip as the original release. To the annoyance of many fans, this version was the main version released just about anywhere outside the United States (all of Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia). The box also mentions racing sounds, which may or may not be referring to the button-activated diesel engine noises carried over from the Revenge of the Fallen version of the figure.
- This version uses the TakaraTomy version of the instructions, which improved upon the original Leader-Class Optimus Prime instruction sheet by including supplementary photographed steps that were previously vague or neglected in the original release.
Activators
- Optimus Prime (Activator, 2010)
- A small and simple toy, Activators Optimus Prime features autotransformation from truck to robot, activated by a button on his roof. It has no weapons or any other gimmicks.
- Rally Rumble Optimus Prime (Activator, 2010)
- A redeco of Activators Optimus Prime with a red cab and rally-themed markings like lightning bolts and the number 01.
- During the period between December 26 2010 and January 31 2011, Hasbro ran their "Supercharge Your Holidays" promotion: for every $20 spent on Hasbro-branded product, customers could receive a free, random product from a list provided by Hasbro. Among the items on the list was "Transformers Activator & Speed Stars Mini Vehicle". According to this discussion thread on Allspark.com, Rally Rumble Optimus Prime (as the figure is listed in the thread) was one of the figures distributed.
Power Bots
- Optimus Prime (Leader, 2010)
- Power Bots Optimus Prime is similar to the Mega Power Bot from Revenge of the Fallen, but depicts Prime's regular form with his swords deployed. He does not transform, but plays various sounds if you press his Autobot insignia or move his arms.
Dark of the Moon
Cyberverse
- Optimus Prime (Cyberverse Commander, 2011)
- Accessories: Jet pack, two rifles
- This version of Cyberverse Commander class Optimus Prime was released as a "Limited Edition Preview" in March 2011, over two months before the full release of the Dark of the Moon toyline on May 16, 2011. Optimus comes with a jetpack that can combine with both his truck and robot modes. The jetpack attaches via C joint clips, and the jetpack can transform in and out of a winged configuration when Optimus is in truck mode. Optimus himself features C joint bars for his smokestacks and trailer hitch, as well as bars on the top of his headache rack, while his hands and jetpack can hold/mount his rifles via C joint-related 3mm clips/holes.
- He comes packaged with a pair of Anaglyph 3-D glasses for use on the transformers.com website, but they cannot be used to view 3D movies in cinemas.
- Optimus Prime (Cyberverse Commander, 2011)
- Series: 1
- Number: 001
- Japanese ID number: CV04
- Accessories: Jetpack, two rifles
- This is the regular release of the Preview Cyberverse Commander Optimus Prime detailed above, obviously lacking the 3D glasses.
- Optimus Prime / Armored Weapons Platform (Cyberverse Action Set, 2011)
- Series: 1
- Number: 004
- Japanese ID number: CV12
- Accessories: Missile
- This release is a redeco of the Cyberverse Commander Optimus Prime figure, with a lighter gradient paint job that lacks the flames, and with Optimus sporting a G1 insignia. Instead of his jetpack and guns, he comes with his trailer/Armored Weapons Platform, which can transform into a base and exo-suit. The trailer itself features movie-style insignias.
- Like the other Cyberverse Action sets, there is an included cardboard backdrop for display.
- Battle Steel Optimus Prime (Cyberverse Commander, 2011)
- Series: 1
- Number: 008
- Japanese ID number: CV20
- Accessories: Dual Cannons, two Energy Swords
- This release is another redeco of Cyberverse Optimus Prime, this time with a predominately navy scheme with black accents, and a pair of barrage cannons that can be either held or mounted on his smokestacks, as well as a pair of handheld swords. He is compatible with all his previously released Cyberverse accessories, but not all at once.
- The official stock photo of the toy in its packaging featured its name as simply "Optimus Prime", but the final version of the toy available at retail is named "Battle Steel Optimus Prime".
- Battle in the Moonlight (Cyberverse multi-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: Missile
- A Walmart exclusive set featuring a redeco of Optimus Prime in swapped red and blue with light gray and his Cyberverse Armored Weapons Platform in dark "night sky" themed colors and stickers.
- The set also includes redecoes of Ratchet and Crankcase, as well as a large, badly photoshopped diorama featuring a photo of a daytime city with a night backdrop and a ruined Dodge Neon on the right side, complete with Dodge insignia.
- The stock photography shows the trailer with an intentional defacement mark that does not appear on the retail release. Oops.
- Ultimate Gift Set (Cyberverse multi-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: Jetpack, two rifles
- A Walmart exclusive set featuring a redeco of the first Cyberverse Commander Optimus Prime figure, featuring moderately brighter colors and paint, while his jetpack and rifles are now black, with the jetpack's wings having silver flames. He also lacks the flame pattern on top of his hood, and features different flame patterns on the sides of the hood.
- He's mis-transformed in the stock photo to the right: His legs haven't been extended.
- He comes in a 5-pack with redecos of Crowbar, Powerglide, Bumblebee, and Sideswipe.
Deluxe Class toys
- Optimus Prime (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
- Accessories: MechTech Blaster/Energon Battle Axe
- Exclusive to Walmart, this Deluxe Class Optimus Prime is an all-new mold, close in scale to Voyager Class Megatron. He has a high range of motion, with ball jointed shoulders and hips, swivels at the neck, knees, and feet, and double swivels in the elbows. As a result of the transformation process, he can also rotate at the waist, though this is hindered considerably by his "backpack" kibble. This can be remedied by pointing the truck nose downward, as it is in the packaging.
- Optimus Prime features a MechTech Blaster that can convert into an Energon Battle Axe reminiscent of the Generation 1 character's iconic weapon, though the weapon cannot be locked in battle axe mode. There is also a pair of C joint rods on the underside of both forearms. His MechTech blaster can plug into the port on each of his arms or be held in either hand in robot mode, or plug into one of two holes on his truck roof/robot shoulders.
- His MechTech weapon was redecoed from Mudflap's weapon.
- Lunarfire Optimus Prime (MechTech Deluxe, 2011)
- Accessories: MechTech Ion Blaster/Cannon
- This redeco of the aforementioned Deluxe Class Optimus Prime toy is also exclusive to Walmart, features gold flames and highlights, as well as more prominent blue areas. He comes packed with a red version of Dark of the Moon MechTech Voyager Class Optimus Prime's Ion Blaster/Cannon.
Voyager Class toys
- Optimus Prime (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA17
- Accessories: MechTech Ion Blaster/Battle Cannon
- Dark of the Moon Voyager Class Optimus Prime is an all-new mold. He features heatshield details in his sculpting and translucent solar panels on various parts of his body, and huge gas tanks. Optimus himself is differently proportioned, having larger feet and a smaller torso and arms. He also features some faux-kibble in the form of his actual windshield chest being covered by a sculpted panel featuring his characteristic deformed windshield-chest.
- He comes with a large MechTech Ion Blaster that can convert into a "Battle Cannon". Like all of the MechTech Voyager class toys, this deployed form can lock into place. Specifically, the weapon must be pressed all the way in and rotated to lock it.
- In Japan, he was released as "Space Optimus Prime"
- Optimus Prime / MechTech Trailer (MechTech Voyager, May 14, 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA03
- Accessories: MechTech Ion Blaster/Energy Blade, MechTech trailer
- This is a retool of the Optimus Prime featured above, removing the heatshield and solar panels, as well as replacing any rocket booster parts (such as his heels) and gas tanks with normal parts.
- He also has a new MechTech Ion blaster with a flip-out Energon Sword, and like all Voyager Class MechTech weapons, it can lock into place by latching one of the lever to the body of the gun.
- His MechTech trailer opens up much like Generation 1 Optimus Prime's trailer (as well as being able to stand up to harken back to the Generation 1 Combat Deck's upright mode), includes storage for many MechTech weapons inside and out, and is able to transport up to two Deluxe class Autobots.
- As with all Japanese Dark of the Moon releases, this set comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.
Or my dad or my mom.
All they want to do is
Take me to the prom.
- Optimus Prime / Includes Deluxe Class Comettor (Multi-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: Matrix of Leadership, 2 fuel tank gun assemblies, removable Battle Hooks
- This Walmart-exclusive redeco and retool of the 2010 Transformers toyline "Battle Blades" Optimus Prime toy features the Japanese release's hooks (instead of swords), plus an all-new mouthplate-less, mouthed face. As part of the set's lunar theme, reflections of stars are painted across his vehicle mode sides and on his windshield, with a sharp reflection of Earth's Moon in one of his windows. This time, his Matrix of Leadership is cast in orange plastic.
- This exclusive has a peculiar and common error in that the arm hooks' hubs stick out farther than they should, causing a gap that runs down the middle of the cab's nose in vehicle mode.
- Optimus comes with a "bonus value" Deluxe Class toy, Comettor. The pair together cost a dollar less than a regular Voyager Class toy. It was also available at Galeria Kaufhof department stores in Germany, with Comettor not highlighted as a "bonus" figure.
- In Australia, this release was available at Kmart for a considerably lower price than a regular Voyager Class toy.
[Deploys axe]
"SOUL!!"
- Fireburst Optimus Prime (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA24
- Accessories: MechTech Rifle/Cybertanium Battle Axe
- Fireburst Optimus Prime is a redeco of the standard Dark of the Moon Voyager Class Optimus Prime, sporting a darker shade of blue and a "burning" color scheme that includes replacing all translucent blue parts with translucent orange.
- He comes with a MechTech rifle converts into a large battle axe, and can be locked in by pulling the lever all the way in and tilting it into a gap to the left. The rifle has a separate flip-out handle, while the axe uses the rifle's long barrel as the handle, meaning that Optimus can grip the axe with both of his hands. This weapon was also retooled in a running change, adding a stop to the handle instead of relying solely on the gear system to prevent the locking assembly from flying off into parts unknown.
- Tritanium Optimus Prime (MechTech Voyager, 2011)
- Accessories: MechTech Ion Blaster/Energy Blade, MechTech trailer
- This gold vacuum metallized version of Voyager Class Dark of the Moon Optimus Prime (with trailer) is a prize in TakaraTomy's Dark of the Moon Lucky Draw campaign. To qualify for winning this toy, one needed to have entered all three Dark of the Moon campaigns (beginning on May 14, 2011). This toy is limited to 100 pieces.
- Optimus Prime vs. Shockwave (MechTech Voyager-Class two-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: MechTech Ion Blaster/Battle Cannon
- This Costco-exclusive two-pack contains an unchanged Dark of the Moon Voyager Class Optimus Prime alongside a unique redeco of Voyager-Class Shockwave.
- Streetside Bot Brawl (Multi-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: MechTech Cybertronian Cannon A, Cybertronian Cannon B
- Part of the Toys"R"Us-exclusive "Streetside Bot Brawl" three-pack, this is a battle-damaged redeco of the initial Dark of the Moon Optimus Prime toy. Unlike the other figures in this set, Optimus received a different set of MechTech weapons from his standard release: he was given redecos of Laserbeak's cannons.
- He was sold with a grey and purple redeco of Dark of the Moon Voyager-Class Shockwave and a battle-damaged redeco of Dark of the Moon Deluxe-Class Bumblebee.
Leader Class toys
- Striker Optimus (MechTech Leader, November 17 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA28
- Accessories: Eliminator Gun & Assault Blaster (forms Mega Striker), shield/battle shield
- Labeled as a "Triple Changer", Striker Optimus is a redeco and retool of Dark of the Moon Supreme Class Jetwing Optimus Prime, with new weapons. The base figure has most of the same mold changes as Jetwing Optimus Prime (see below), but has been altered further; in particular, the transforming smokestacks and fuel tanks/ion blaster parts have been replaced with retooled regular tanks that now function as mounts for the new accessories. The colors on the toy are darker than Jetwing Optimus, with a different flame deco that extends farther along the sides of the toy. Additionally, two new 5mm holes have been added to the gray hinge behind the cab in order to accommodate the Toys R Us Japan-exclusive battle blade accessories. The "I am Optimus Prime" saying of Buster Optimus Prime has also been replaced with the "We must stop the Decepticons!" saying of 2010 Transformers Optimus Prime, although batteries are not included.
- He comes with shield with a fold-out handle, allowing Optimus to hold onto it with either hand in robot mode. It has a simple transformation gimmick for vehicle mode which is activated by pressing a button at the top of the shield, causing the sides to spring outwards. In vehicle mode, the shield can be laid flat across the bed of the truck, attaching via a post on the back onto the truck’s trailer hitch. Alternatively, the bumpers on the shield can be rotated outwards, and the front bent down in order to form a new front end and hood for "battle vehicle mode", resembling the Stealth Force vehicles modes seen in Dark of the Moon.
- The figure also comes with two gun accessories, the "Eliminator Gun" and "Assault Blaster", which combine into the "Mega Striker", a rifle that closely resembles the one used in Dark of the Moon. The separate guns also have a MechTech-style transformation, and pulling a lever transforms them into alternate crossbow-like shapes. In "battle vehicle mode", the sides of the truck are rotated up, and the guns can be attached by small pegs to holes in the modified smokestacks, or they can plugged into any of the standard connection points with their 5mm posts... except the ones on the hinge behind the cab, since those are supposed to be for his Energon battle blades.
- As with all Japanese Dark of the Moon releases, this set comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his new rifle in its combined mode for the MechTech Wars online game.
- Due to the remolding of the smokestacks, Striker Optimus cannot use the Jetwing pack in robot mode.
- Jetpower Optimus Prime (Leader 2-pack, 2011)
- Accessories: 2 fuel tank/exhaust assemblies - combine into Ion blaster
- A re-release of the Jetpower Optimus Prime two-pack, this time in Dark of the Moon-branded packaging. Both toys are unchanged.
- Optimus Prime versus Megatron (Leader 2-pack, 2012)
- A re-release of the Movie Leader Class toy, Optimus Prime is comes in a Taiwanese-exclusive two-pack alongside the Movie Leader Class Megatron toy.
Asia Premium Series
- Striker Optimus Prime (MechTech Leader, 11-06-12)
- Asia ID number: APS01
- Accessories: Eliminator Gun & Assault Blaster (forms Mega Striker), shield/battle shield, two battle blades
- The first release in the Asian-exclusive Asia Premium Series toyline is an extensive redeco of the previously-Japanese exclusive Striker Optimus. He features a comprehensive paint scheme directly based on Jetpower Optimus Prime, with blue pinstriped flames, lots of silver paint, and vacuum metallized parts, although his hands are left unpainted in favor of painting his mirrors silver. Along with his standard accessories, he also comes with 2 battle blades, which were previously exclusive to Toys"R"Us Japan. He features the "We must stop the Decepticons!" voice chip, but batteries are not included. Rather helpfully, his instructions are supplemented with text instructions written in English for all the steps, as well as the additional photographs used for the previous Striker Optimus toy.
Supreme Class toys
- Jetwing Optimus Prime (MechTech Supreme, Australia: June 11, Japan: June 18-19 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA15
- Accessories: Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B
- Jetwing Optimus Prime is a retool of Revenge of the Fallen Leader class Buster Optimus Prime, with an accompanying large jet pack and massive dual Gatling Cannons. The base Optimus Prime figure has several modifications including: a new stomach area and elbow flares to reflect the changes to Optimus Prime's CG model in Dark of the Moon, modified lower arms to incorporate MechTech ports and clips for the cannons, and a retooled area under his back so the jet pack can fit on more securely. The dual energon blades mounted on his arms have been removed. The toy retains Buster Optimus Prime's electronics, but batteries are not included.
- The Jetwing jet pack attaches onto Optimus Prime via a part that hooks onto one of the hinges behind his neck, and a spring-loaded clamp that latches onto a recessed area under Optimus' back. The fuel tanks that form Optimus' Ion Blaster must be removed for this mode, and they can be stored inside the engines for the jet pack. The Jetwing can be used on previous Leader Optimus Primes from Revenge of the Fallen onwards, but due to the lack modifications seen in Jetwing Optimus Prime, the combination isn't as stable. The jet pack features four MechTech ports on the main wing articulation points, and two C joint mounting points on each wing. The Gatling Cannons both feature two MechTech ports and 2 C joint mounts on either side of each cannon.
- The design of the Jetwing jet pack and its cannons were based upon earlier concept art for Optimus Prime's flight tech for Dark of the Moon, and as such are not accurate to how his equipment appears in the movie itself.
- As with all Japanese Dark of the Moon releases, this set comes packed with a character card and an accompanying transparent plastic card of his MechTech weapon for the MechTech Wars online game.
- Jetwing Optimus Prime was available for early purchase in Japan at the International Tokyo Toy Show 2011 (held at Tokyo Bic Sight) on June 18 to 19, shortly before its wide release in July.
- However, the toy was available in Australia a week before the Tokyo Toy Show, packaged in translated English packaging and instructions by Tomy Asia.
- Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version (MechTech Supreme, 2011)
- Accessories: Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B
- Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version was to have been a Japanese raffle prize exclusive to Circle K[2] stores, along the lines of the clear Revenge of the Fallen Leader Optimus Prime (see above). No official information about it or the other raffle prizes ever appeared after the initial images surfaced.
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- JETWING OPTIMUS PRIME Black Ver. (MechTech Supreme, 2011)
- Accessories: Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B
- JETWING OPTIMUS PRIME Black Ver. is a black, teal, and chrome redeco of Jetwing Optimus Prime exclusive to the Asian market. He appears to have been based on the cancelled TakaraTomy contest prize Jetwing Optimus Prime Black Version (see above), with a few color alterations here and there, plus the obvious addition of chrome. It was originally solicited by online retailers as the far goofier-sounding "Dark Nightwatch Jetwing Optimus Prime".
- It comes in packaging identical to TakaraTomy's Jetwing Optimus Prime figure, with the exception of an additional sticker on the front denoting the toy's name.
- Jetwing Optimus Prime (MechTech Supreme, 2012)
- Accessories: Tank A & Tank B (forms Ion Blaster), Jetwing jet pack, Arm Gatling Cannon A & B, Leg Armor A & B
- This redeco of Jetwing Optimus Prime is a North American Amazon.com and 2013 Black Friday Toys"R"Us exclusive. Among other deco changes, he features Generation 1-style trailer stripes on his Jetwing jet pack, Movie-style flame color gradient on his Gatling Cannons, and AllSpark Power blue paint on the mechanical detailing.
- The box seems to have been created rather hastily from the Japanese original. It is roughly identical to the Tomy release, but with the Japanese text edited out... mostly. Random Japanese text remains floating in space on the top of the back panel and underneath the "Jetwing Optimus Prime" name on the front. Curiously, the left flap has been rewritten to eliminate mention of NEST and the jetpack's ability to detach, while the right flap has been (badly) edited to remove all mentions of MechTech.
Ultimate
- Ultimate Optimus Prime (MechTech Ultimate, 2011)
- Japanese ID number: DA32
- Accessories: Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon
- Billed on his packaging as "BIGGEST Optimus Prime Toy!", Ultimate Optimus Prime consists of an articulated tractor-trailer. The cab can transform into a "normal" Optimus Prime on its own, roughly equivalent to a Voyager in size and complexity, though with a lower degree of screen-accuracy than most large Optimus toys. Prime has 5mm fist holes, as well as additional 5mm ports on his front wheel wells and both sets of external fuel tanks. Four of these remain available in robot mode. The trailer has twelve more 5mm ports. Despite this, the toy comes with no weapons scaled such that the cab-only robot can usefully wield them.
- The real selling point of the toy, however, is the colossal Omega Combat Armor. Optimus' trailer transforms into nearly two feet of limb extensions, armor, and wings. The armor remains completely integrated (except for the Ultimax Super Cannon) during transformation, with no partsforming, although this renders the final power-up robot mode somewhat limited in articulation, having no leg articulation whatsoever aside from swinging the hips out slightly and twisting at the ankles for maximum stability. The armor adds six more 5mm ports of dubious utility around the feet, retains the four from the cab robot and the eight from the trailer (on the backs of the wings), and has his own pair of 5mm fist holes. In trailer mode, it can support itself using folding blue landing gear, although the attached ball-jointed struts make it somewhat less than realistic.
- The centerpiece of the power-up robot mode is Prime's gigantic Ultimax Super Cannon, an electronic light-and-sound weapon the size and mass of a Deluxe figure. The whole cannon attaches to a special socket slightly behind Prime's shoulders, can store on the back or flip over to be gripped in both fists in armor mode, or stored upside-down underneath the trailer in truck mode. When pointed forward, the cannon has a larger helmet styled after Prime's own with a large translucent face shield featuring a painted targeting system. The weapon has three electronic modes: each of two small buttons plays its own weapon-firing noise and flashes one set of lights, while the large pull-switch in the cannon's center plays the sounds of a powerful barrage, flashing both sets of lights and (every third time) finishing off with the declaration "I am Optimus Prime". The Ultimax Super Cannon also has two of its own 5mm ports for even more MechTech firepower. When mounted on his back, the Cannon has two hook-like sections that securely lock into the "backpack", allowing the Ultimax weapon to serve as a handle for Optimus' imaginary "flight" operations.
- Although the trailer is made exclusively for the cab with which it comes, it is scaled much more closely to and can be pulled by Optimus Prime's Revenge of the Fallen Leader class iteration.
- Ultimate Optimus Prime (MechTech Ultimate, 2011)
- Accessories: Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon
- Available exclusively at Hasbro Toy Shop and their booth at San Diego Comic-Con 2011, this version of Ultimate Optimus Prime is presented in vehicle mode, packaged into a large, foil-embossed bubble packaging (similar to late Alternators packaging) styled after Optimus Prime's trailer, with an additional foil-embossed sleeve styled after the hood of Optimus Prime's truck. Exclusive to this release is a set of stickers one can apply to the trailer. The toy itself is otherwise identical to the regular retail release.
- Ultimate Optimus Prime (MechTech Ultimate, 2012)
- Accessories: Trailer/Omega Combat Armor, MechTech Ultimax Super Cannon
- This is a redeco of Ultimate Optimus Prime. While Prime himself only features a red grill, the trailer has been extensively redecoed, with an ornate golden Chinese dragon being painted on the trailer panels, and the various gray parts of the trailer panels, armor, and cannon being replaced by blue, red, gold, and burgundy. The toy was released as a "Year of the Dragon" Special Edition in 2012, since the Chinese Zodiac sign for that year is the Dragon.
- This toy was later made available in North America as an Amazon.com exclusive.
Robo Power
Activators
- Optimus Prime (2011)
- As with other Dark of the Moon Activators toys, this Optimus Prime (released under the Robo Power subline) is a very simple one-step transformation toy. You simply slam him down on the big blue button on the back end of his truck mode and he transforms thanks to spring-loaded mechanisms. To transform him back, just slam him down again on the same blue button.
- Shockingly, he actually has arm articulation! Swivels at his shoulders allow you to rotate his arms 360 degrees! Go little Prime! Unfortunately, because his big blue button sits right under his feet, his robot mode is a little unstable when it comes to standing.
- Prime was packaged in vehicle mode on an open, bubble-less card and tied down with twist-ties around the body of his truck form so that he couldn't be transformed in package.
Bash Bots
- Optimus Prime Vs Starscream (2011)
Go-Bots
- Optimus Prime (2011)
- Go-Bots Optimus Prime is built around the same pull-back and auto-transform mechanisms as all the Dark of the Moon Go-Bots toys. Prime's pull-back motor can be used in either robot or vehicle mode.
- In robot mode, the motor gimmick really comes to the fore—his head, shoulders, and legs move in time with his forward movement. His legs pump up and down, his shoulders pump up and down, and his head rocks side-to-side. This gives the toy the illusion that it's running, rather than just rolling.
- The other gimmick for Prime is his auto-transform gimmick. From truck mode, push him down on his back bumper and his bonnet automatically folds back and his arms automatically pop out. He needs to be transformed back manually.
- In robot mode, Go-Bots Optimus Prime has a limited swivel joint for head articulation, and while he has other movable joints, all of them are spring-loaded and unable to hold a pose.
Revving Robots
- Optimus Prime (2011)
Robo Fighters
- Optimus Prime (2011)
- Nightwatch Optimus Prime (2011)
Chronicle
- Optimus Prime (EZ Collection, 2011)
- Chronicle EZ Collection Optimus Prime is a redeco of the Revenge of the Fallen Legends Class Optimus Prime toy. Like other Chronicle Legends toys, he is sold in a blindpacked box.
- G1 Optimus Prime & Movie Optimus Prime (multi-pack, 2011)
- ID number: CH01
- Accessories: MechTech Blaster/Hand Cannon, trailer
- Chronicle "Movie Optimus Prime" is an e-Hobby exclusive redeco of the Deluxe-Class Dark of the Moon Optimus Prime figure, and comes in a two-pack with a reissue of the Generation 1 Optimus Prime figure. Instead of the blaster/axe MechTech weapon the original release of the figure came with, Prime is armed with a redeco of Dark of the Moon Jolt's Blaster/Hand Cannon weapon.
- The set comes with a deluxe-scaled version of Prime's Dark of the Moon trailer, which is compatible with both figures, and sports 5mm post-holes that will hold (among many other things) G1 Prime's laser rifle and the MechTech weapon Movie Prime is armed with.
Movie Trilogy Series
- Optimus Prime (2012)
- Accessories: Trailer
- Another redeco of Deluxe-Class Dark of the Moon Prime, this release uses a darker grey, a less magenta-y red, and less gold on the front end. Like the Chronicle release, it comes with a trailer and has a minor retool in the fifth-wheel hitch to accommodate it. The trailer holds up to seven MechTech or similar 5mm peg accessories. Four holes are located on the top-front end of the trailer, with another three inside. The door also folds down to become a ramp, and the inside of the trailer is big enough for several Legion or Commander Cyberverse toys, or one smaller-end Deluxe figure. Two C joint bars also run along the bottom of both sides.
- Unlike the Japanese release, no weapon accessories are included.
Age of Extinction
First Edition
- First Edition Optimus Prime (2014)
- 14 OF 30
- Accessories: Sword of Judgment, Sentinel Shield
- First Edition Optimus Prime is, as his title suggests, the first toy available to the public from the Age of Extinction toy line. Prime is an all-new Leader Class-sized figure, featuring his new Western Star "5700 OP" concept truck vehicle mode and his updated robot mode from the film. His transformation is much simpler than his counterparts from the previous three movie lines, being billed as transforming in "15 easy steps." His torso, shoulders, upper legs, and the vehicle mode grill are all completely chrome with the exception of minor blue and red details painted on his chest. However, this comes at the expense of his smokestacks and wheels being bare gray plastic, whereas they are chromed in the film. His simplified transformation also comes at the expense of having a very bulky "backpack" of kibble composed of the rear of the truck cab and the fuel tanks, limiting his shoulder and hip articulation.
- He includes the Sword of Judgment and Sentinel Shield accessories, which he can respectively wield and mount on his left forearm, all via 6mm post. In truck mode, the sword is stored underneath, while the shield mounts onto the trailer hitch. The sword also features a 5mm post on its hilt. Interestingly, the truck mode is able to pull G1 Optimus Prime's trailer.
- He was an Amazon exclusive as the fourteenth part of the Thrilling 30 series, and went on sale on February 2014. Oddly enough, he does not feature any Thrilling 30 markings on his packaging.[3]
- Some units lack the silver paint on the sword and shield.
Robots in Disguise
- Optimus Prime (Flip & Change series, 2014)
- Accessories: Sword of Judgment
- Smash & Change Optimus Prime is a simple figure that transforms by "smashing" the rear end of the truck/the robot's feet into the ground. He features only elbow articulation in robot mode, and includes a sword accessory that can be held in his hand or mounted on the side of his truck mode. The handle on the rear of his truck mode is molded to emulate his Vector Shield.
- Silver Knight Optimus Prime (Flip & Change series, 2014)
- Accessories: Sword of Judgment
- A Target-exclusive redeco of the Smash & Change Optimus Prime toy featuring silver chromed parts.
- Optimus Prime (One Step Changers, 2014)
- Similar to the Activators toyline, One-Step Changer Optimus Prime features a spring-loaded transformation.
- Optimus Prime (Power Battlers, 2014)
- Power Battlers Optimus Prime is a simplified, deluxe-class sized toy with a 'Blade Strike' gimmick in robot mode.
- Optimus Prime with Grimlock (Dino Sparkers, 2014)
- Dino Sparkers Optimus Prime is a static, non-moving figure of Optimus Prime with a sword riding a translucent chunk of plastic that sorta resembles Grimlock's beast mode that you can pull back and go. It also features a sparking gimmick.
- Optimus Prime (Titan Heroes, 2014)
- A 12-inch, simplified non-transforming statue of Optimus Prime with five points of articulation.
- Silver Knight Optimus Prime (Titan Heroes, 2014)
- A Target-exclusive redeco of the Titan Heroes Optimus Prime toy in silver, because that makes it so much more desirable.
- Optimus Prime (Titan Guardians, 2014)
- A different, larger 16-inch, simplified non-transforming statue of Optimus Prime with five points of articulation.
Generations
Legion Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Legion Class, 2014)
- Legion class Optimus Prime is a store-exclusive redeco of the Revenge of the Fallen legends class Optimus Prime.
- Optimus Prime & Grimlock (Legion Class two-pack, 2014)
- Legion class Optimus Prime is again a redeco of the Revenge of the Fallen legends class Optimus Prime, this time packaged with Grimlock, himself a redeco of, bizarrely, Energon Cruellock.
Deluxe Class toys
- Protoform Optimus Prime (Deluxe Class, 2014)
- Japanese ID number: AD09
- Accessories: Gun, missile, flame attachment
- Part of the first wave of TakaraTomy Lost Age: Movie Advanced toys, this Japanese-exclusive redeco of Transformers (2007) Protoform Optimus Prime is given a Generation 1-styled color scheme.
- Silver Knight Optimus Prime & Grimlock (Deluxe, 2014)
- Accessories: Sword
- A Target exclusive redeco of the Dark of the Moon Deluxe Class toy (sold as a 2-pack with a redeco of Generations Grimlock), this Optimus Prime has large portions of his body, mostly his truck parts, vacuum metallized silver. He comes with a redeco of Generation 1 Rampage's sword.
Voyager Class toys
- Evasion Mode Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2014)
- Part of the first wave of Age of Extinction: Generations Voyager Class toys, "Evasion Mode Optimus Prime" is an all-new figure based on the character's initial form in the film, transforming from a cab-over semi truck into a robot mostly similar to his previous movie design. The truck mode is heavily based on Generation 1 Optimus Prime's White Freightliner WFT alt-mode in both sculpt and deco, although it draws a few details, such as the singular smokestack and wheel designs, from the heavily faded Marmon 97 seen on-screen. In robot mode, he sports faux-kibble windows and, amusingly, two false smokestacks.
- Optimus includes an spring-loaded missile firing "ion cannon" modeled after Megatron's shotgun from Dark of the Moon. It can be held in his hand or attached to the top of the truck cab or truck bed via 5mm post, and, in an unadvertised feature, sports tabs on the rear-most handle that allow the Dark of the Moon Voyager Class Megatron toy to wield it. Also undocumented is the fact that the weapon can be mounted in the spaces below the shoulders for storage.
- In time-honored tradition, Prime's instructions depict the toy with an alternate "pretooled" head – in this case, a version with the faceplate deployed, used on the Platinum Edition and "Rusty" releases of the figure (see below). Additionally, his packaging stock photography depicts him with extra white/silver paint details, especially on his chest and wheel rims, as well as having gray upper arms with red details, among other differences.
- The TakaraTomy version, part of the first wave of Lost Age: Movie Advanced toys, is dubbed "Classic Optimus Prime", and opts for a more detailed version of this G1-esque deco, omitting the blue paint on his feet and hands to reveal the gray plastic underneath, featuring additional flame pattern details on his shoulders, as well as having more silver and blue paint details all over.
- Revenge Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2014)
- Evolution 2-pack Optimus Prime (Voyager Two-Pack, 2014)
A Voyager-class two pack of Classics Optimus Prime, representing the Generation 1 version of the character, and a redeco of Age of Extinction Evasion Optimus Prime representing the Movie character.
- A redeco of the Voyager Evasion Mode toy, Rusty Ver. Optimus Prime features extensive paint applications to give him a screen-accurate vehicle mode, and was released as a Toys"R"Us Japan-exclusive. It uses the alternate, faceplated head mold.
Leader Class toys
- Optimus Prime (Leader, 2014)
- Part of the first wave of Age of Extinction: Generations Leader Class toys, this is yet another completely new "big" Optimus Prime figure. While smaller than the First Edition toy, this one features more silver and chrome paint in vehicle mode, a more poseable robot mode, and a Vector Shield accessory instead of the Sentinel Shield. Unlike the First Edition figure, Leader Class Optimus Prime's pauldrons and hip-skirts are formed from truck kibble, giving him a marginally smaller backpack. His accessories have roughly the same functionality as the First Edition toy, with his sword being hand-held and pegged onto his hands or storing underneath the truck, and his shield mounting onto his left forearm or storing on the back of the truck. Additionally, the sword sheath underneath the truck can be folded up and used in robot mode.
- Apparently, early plans for the shield were to have it colored gold and silver, but it was later changed to gray and red. When a hand-painted prototype of the toy was first displayed at the 2013 New York Comic Con, the shield was colored yellow and silver; in addition, the original versions of the official Hasbro stock photos also depict the gold color, but the versions featured on the back of the toy's packaging were edited so they would accurately depict the final toy's colors for the shield. Meanwhile, the versions of the stock photos provided to websites and online retailers depict the shield in its final colors for the robot mode, whereas the vehicle mode photo is the unedited version featuring the shield's original colors. Furthermore, UK-based retailer Argos, which picked up the Age of Extinction Leader Class figures as exclusives for the UK market, also featured unedited versions of the stock photos for both modes in one of its catalogs, causing some confusion among fans.[4]
- The TakaraTomy version, part of the first wave of Lost Age: Movie Advanced toys, features numerous silver paint details, and alters the deco on his chest to be more screen-accurate, among many other changes.
- Ultimate Mode Optimus Prime (Leader, 2014)
- Japanese ID number: AD31
Ultimate Mode Optimus Prime is a retool of "Age of Extinction: Generations" Leader Class Optimus Prime. It features a new head sculpt with a removable faceplate, along with other remolded bobby parts. He is to include additional weapons, along with the Sword of Judgement and Vector Shield, available with previous versions of the mold. He is covered in metallic paint, along with additional chrome details.
Platinum Edition
- Optimus Prime & Grimlock (Voyager 2-pack, 2014)
- Accessories: Ion cannon
- Platinum Edition Optimus Prime is a redeco of Evasion Mode Optimus Prime with white truck stripes, as well as chromed shoulders, fists, pelvis, and leg sides. He features a headsculpt with a mouthplate. He comes in a two-pack with Voyager Class Grimlock.
- Silver Knight Optimus Prime (2014)
- Accessories: Sword of Judgment, Sentinel Shield
- A redeco of First Edition Optimus Prime in the 'Silver Knight' scheme that seems to be on the rage this toyline.
References
- ↑ Named as such in Transformers Generations 2009 Vol. 2, page 52.
- ↑ http://tyouhen2.seesaa.net/article/194776966.html
- ↑ First Edition Optimus Prime Hasbro press release, from Seibertron.com
- ↑ TFW2005 thread about outdated stock photos used in Argos catalog.
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