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"Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
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Philosopher, scholar, soldier, leader -- Optimus Prime is all this and more. To peace-loving beings across the galaxy, he is the living symbol of freedom. A true beacon of hope that shines against the forces of darkness. To his followers, Optimus Prime represents a bottomless well from which they draw courage and strength. And to the evil Decepticons, he is the hero in the universe who can shatter their dreams of conquest. He drives the Armored Convoy, a trailer truck with communications, fueling and offensive capabilities. It divides into an interceptor shuttle and fortified battle headquarters equipped with a multitude of defense weaponry, including heat-seeking ballistic buzz bombs, a long-range photon cannon, rapid-fire disintegration laser and double-barreled pom-pom cannons. |
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Variations |
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There are no known variations of Optimus Prime.
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Availability: This figure was available in 1990. | |||
| Additional Versions of Optimus Prime: | ||||
| Optimus
Prime (1984) |
Decoy Optimus Prime (1986) |
Powermaster Optimus Prime (1988) |
Star
Convoy (1991, Japan) |
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2 Optimus Prime (1993) |
Hero Optimus Prime (1994) |
Laser
Optimus Prime (1995) |
Go-Bot Optimus Prime (1995) |
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Wars Optimus Prime (1997) |
JAFCON Convoy (2000, Japan) |
Nucleon
Quest Convoy (2001, Japan) |
New
Year's Convoy (2002, Japan) |
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TF Optimus Prime (2003, Japan) |
Spychanger Optimus Prime (2004) |
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Smallest
TF |
Smallest
TF White Mode Convoy (2004, Japan) |
Robot
Masters G1 Convoy (2004, Japan) |
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Robot Masters G1 Convoy with DVD (2004, Japan) |
Dengeki Hobby G1 Convoy (2005, Japan) |
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Orion Pax (2005, Japan) |
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Hybrid Style Convoy (2006, Japan) |
Hybrid Style Black Convoy (2006, Japan) |
Alternators Optimus Prime (2006) |
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Titanium Optimus Prime (2006) |
Titanium Battle Damaged Optimus Prime (2006) |
Classics Optimus Prime (2006) |
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Robot Heroes Optimus Prime (2007) |
Toys R Us Titanium Optimus Prime (2007) |
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Sport Label Convoy (2007, Japan) |
Revoltech Convoy (2007, Japan) |
Robot Heroes Matrix Optimus Prime (2007) |
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Softimus Prime (2007) |
Music Label Convoy (2007, Japan) |
Shatter Glass Optimus Prime (2008) |
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| Recolors: This mold was recolored into New Year's Convoy (2002, Japan). | ||||
| Remolds: This figure was never remolded. | ||||
| Name Reuses: The name Optimus Prime was reassigned to Robots In Disguise Optimus Prime (2001-2004) and Armada Optimus Prime (2002-2005). Additionally, the prefix name Optimus has been reassigned to Optimus Primal (1996-2003) and Optimus Minor (1999). The suffix name, Prime, was reassigned to Rodimus Prime (1986), Primal Prime (2000), Omega Prime (2001-2003), and Nemesis Prime (2003). In Japan, Prime was the name given to the Mini-Con Sparkplug (2002-2003). |
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