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Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Voyager Class Onslaught Figure

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Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the toy figure. They mention that it has a good look and concept, and is an excellent figure. Some appreciate the paint application and the colors are perfect for Onslaught. Overall, most are happy with the product's appearance.

"...This Onslaught figure is really great , it captures his general look from the original G1 cartoon and melds it with some of his more recent comic and..." Read more

"...Now that I see this new one, I have to say that this imagining is pretty great . He is more complicated, more detailed, and looks imposing...." Read more

"My son said its epic and the most awesome toy . Need to make bruticus the transformer and it was at a great value...." Read more

"...Overall it's a decent looking figure although the material quality is a definite step down compared to some of the toy lines that came after the..." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the shape of the toy figure. They mention that it is sturdy, well-put-together, and stable in robot form.

"... Very sturdy figure ...." Read more

"...The joints are very strong and very easy to move. Took approximately 3 minutes to transform into vehicle mode." Read more

"Of the centerpiece combiner transformers, he's fairly solid ...." Read more

"...As for toy itself, Onslaught (in robot mode) is reasonably well put-together , with solid joints and plenty of articulation in the arms...." Read more

Customers find the toy figure easy to transform into different shapes. They say it's simple enough and detailed enough to make it a new toy.

"...Very sturdy figure. Very simple vehicle to robot transformation and back, the most difficult part only being the leg folding up into the outer leg..." Read more

"...He is still easy to transform into a vehicle and into the torso of Bruticus...." Read more

"...He's a very heavily retooled version of Hotspot and it's just simple enough and detailed to make it a new figure...." Read more

"...Very easy to transform into the different shapes ." Read more

Customers appreciate the value of the toy figure. They say the parts are inexpensive to gather.

"...Need to make bruticus the transformer and it was at a great value . The joints are very strong and very easy to move...." Read more

"It performs as expected and was worth the price . Bruticus is an underrated combiner and his parts are inexpensive to gather." Read more

" Good price ." Read more

" Great price .. product as describe" Read more

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the toy figure. They mention that it works well, is great to use, and is a terrific transformer.

"I love this figure. He is great to use as far as his weapons go he had 2 guns" Read more

" Terrific transformer , and when combined with the other combaticons Bruticus is more sensational than he's ever been." Read more

"... No problems at all . Excellent experience!" Read more

" Works well ." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the color of the toy figure. They mention that the colors are perfect.

"...Paint application looks great on my figure as well, the colors are perfect for Onslaught ...." Read more

" love the colour selection /application for this character so far even though I have yet to open this product to play...." Read more

"Center piece of Bruticus CW. Transforms easily and colors are perfect ." Read more

Customers like the toy figure. They say it's a brilliant tactician and overall, it'll be a nice addition to your collection.

" Onslaught is a brilliant tactician . He enjoys crafting carefully laid out plans for the rest of the Combaticons to carry out...." Read more

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"Overall Onslaught is nice , but be careful, a peg connecting the arms in combiner mode broke unexpectedly and very easily while trying to form..." Read more

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Onslaught was a foregone conclusion. I don't just mean that Combaticons were inevitable when Combiner Wars started, but generally everyone agreed that Hot Spot would be retooled to make it happen. We were proven right at Botcon, and I couldn't have been more pleased.

Onslaught has a respectable amount of new parts. The shoulders, chest plate, feet, the backpack...

And of course the head. The head I think favors the original G1 toy very strongly, sadly not reflecting the slightly more complex shape introduced with the Universe Ultra Class toy.

The top of the head slopes forward a bit, and it unfortunately makes Onslaught seem to be looking down all the time. There's no movement to the neck besides swiveling, so the downcast look can't be corrected in posing.

The new backpack is a little bit less tidy looking. The variety of parts makes it seem more like there's just junk hanging from the back. Sadly the toy is losing the built in third leg for pose support Hot Spot benefited from. A ladder's not appropriate for Onslaught, but the extra support was convenient sometimes.

I'm really impressed by the joint tolerances. Let's take the knee for example. You might recall from Hot Spot that the knee design is unusual and has to be locked to the shin in a specific way so the leg doesn't come apart in posing. But with Hot Spot it was still possible to pull the knee out even after settling it in correctly. Onslaught does not share that. When this knee is set, it's set. It can be unlocked when it's time to transform, but I haven't had any unintended leg separations during posing yet. I thought this design was okay as long as you understood how to use it before. But Onslaught gives it strength enough to just be good without a qualifier.

It's not just the knees though. Every functioning joint on the toy has this great, solid stiffness. Even the little toes have strong hinges with soft stop points that will hold against the weight of the figure. You can balance Onslaught on its toes, assuming you can find the right balance point for it.

Besides the matters of aesthetics, I'm not exactly satisfied with the backpack in a functional sense either. In order to have the back cannons properly, you have to have the wings open at least this far.

The problem it can make for posing the arms quickly becomes evident.

The correct alignment also relies on these tabs fitting these grooves and keeping the movable lower half of the backpack stabilized. They don't really grab that well though. There is a greater than zero grip on the tabs, but those slots feel in practice more like guides than structural locks.

If not for the cannons, it wouldn't really be an issue. Just ball everything up a bit more and be done. It'd make the backpack junk look worse, but it wouldn't have a particular negative impact otherwise.

Onslaught has a nice steel blue making up the majority of visible robot space. The toy is substantially cast in this color. The light grey that makes up the backpack and other bits and pieces is the next most prevalent color, but stands very insignificant by comparison.

Most of the rest of the visible colors are paint, which I find reasonably impressive.

The thighs are painted, and the dark gunmetal here gives them a great finish.

The military green at the pelvis and shoulders helps a lot to guide perception of the body shape and de-emphasize the blocker structure around them.

The chest is pretty fun. The panel has tech details molded in, and that's then painted to resemble the G1 toy's chest sticker. On one hand, I like the complexity as a counter to all the big areas of different unbroken colors. On the other, having intricate tech detail there might not be my first choice. Especially since the shape of the frame around it and the shapes just below read to me like a fake and very stylized front end of a truck, and that's the angle I think I'd prefer to play up.

Onslaught's transformation features minor differences to Hot Spot. I'd recommend doing the legs before the arms. The stiffer joints make their process a little more difficult, and you'll need to be able to lift the turret out of the way to give them room. The arms are then no issue at all to finish up.

I really like the concept of the vehicle mode.

Using retool parts to reverse the direction of the original vehicle form, and effectively give it a majorly different appearance with very few new pieces.

Now with that being said, the new front end looks pretty weird. I'll ignore the gap down the middle for now since it's not even the problem.

The weird little armored pods make the vehicle confusing. Windows on an armored vehicle would be small like this, but I find it to still make the scale feel weird. There's also that it has two of these implied compartments which thanks to that gap aren't connected to each other.

For the wrong reasons I like the fists being clearly visible on the very front. This truck doesn't just hit you, it punches you in the face.

The back end has an open chunk. It's the combiner ports, and on Hot Spot they were hidden by the fire truck windshield. No such luck here. It's not too terrible though.

The turret is I think at best a mixed result. It's more confined, and more stabilized than the ladder which I feel like is a positive. But I think the ladder helped hide how much gap space there was to the vehicle - a task the turret can't hope to accomplish. The turret doesn't read a whole lot better here than it did in robot mode, either.

It's actually worse in one way where the top of Bruticus's head seems to stand out much more clearly now.

More than that though, I don't think it feels like it fits in with the rest of the vehicle. This gap calls the structural connection in to question. And the winglets folded down against the sides don't integrate visually.

It's not organic. It feels like tacked on parts that aren't supposed to be here. It does help at least one way though. There's a notch in back here to fit the lightbar, and it ends up being a good way to tell if you have the vehicle aligned correctly.

So, Shockwave.

Onslaught has a specific connection point that fits Shockwave's handle.

However, there's no grip. Shockwave stays put, but is not actually held in place. The port is open in back, and so has no capacity to hold the peg. The square cutout in front is just to permit the front half of the handle to fit. So it's fine... as long as Onslaught is sitting flat. It's pretty disappointing. I wasn't expecting any amazing integration, but I certainly thought that Shockwave would be attached securely. Or, you know, at least attached. I have to admit, there's a goofy appeal about sitting a giant space cannon on top of this. But it's really doing nothing to help the aesthetics, nor fix the tacked on parts problem of the turret. As for how Shockwave works on Bruticus, that'll be for next time, as will be the details of Onslaught's torso mode - stay tuned!

Obvious by now, Onslaught has the same guns as Hot Spot. These are able to stay mounted in the backpack and turret at all times, even through transformation. So if you want you can pretend they're just integrated parts of the toy. You can attach them differently than I'm showing, but this is what the instructions depict, and what works best for all modes.

Sadly Onslaught is not quite capable enough to repeat the Hot Spot trick of being able to grasp and draw the guns off their storage points.

Hot Spot easily took place as my favorite of this line's Voyager molds, and if anything, Onslaught just makes those good qualities better. There's a little loss of improvised functionality with the ladder going away, but Onslaught has such a better, stronger feel in all the joints than my Hasbro Hot Spot did.

The more visible vehicle mode gaps are a bit unfortunate. And while I like the design intent of making the retool have a different vehicle orientation to further set it apart from the prior use, I can't say that the execution quite lived up to the idea. That said, I want to see this trick used more. Transformers has become good about making mold reuses feel more distinct from each other, and this is another way to go about that which I think can only turn out better with further efforts.

This is a mold that I'm more than happy to have twice. And if the instance of it in the Victorion set is even nearly as well put together as Onslaught, I'll be thrilled to be in on it for a third time as well. Oh, and then there's gonna be G2 Bruticus, so that'll be a fourth one. Oh, and I'll totally go in for Unite Warriors which'll be a fifth, and then...

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"Generations" Combiner Wars Battle Core Optimus Prime Toy Review

General Information: Release Date: September 2015 Price Point: $24.99 (depending on retailer) Retailer: General (Toys R Us, Target, Wal-Mart etc.) Accessories: Blasters x 2

As the end of 2015 fast approaches it is time for redecos and retools of figures released earlier in the year to come out. One of these is Battle Core Optimus Prime, a redeco and retool of Voyager Class Optimus Prime. This figure was hinted at many months ago in artwork of the combined "Optimus Maximus" form that was shown at an overseas Hasbro event. Unlike the previous Combiner Wars Optimus Prime, this version serves as the torso of a giant known as "Optimus Maximus" instead of "Ultra Prime". Around the same time this figure was released a wave of Deluxes also came out (including Ironhide, Mirage, Prowl and Sunstreaker) that were based on original "1984" Autobots led by Optimus Prime. Between the timing of the release and Optimus Maximus' package art it is clear these Deluxes were intended to go with Battle Core Optimus Prime to form Optimus Maximus. Rounding out the team is Rodimus who forms the chest armor of Optimus Maximus.

Packaging: Battle Core Optimus' packaging is the same style as the other "Combiner Wars" Voyager Class figures. The window box shows off the figure nicely and its mostly white color contrasts nicely against the darker black box. The bottom features new packaging art based on the figure (instead of recycling art from the "Legends" mobile game). The right side flap features Optimus Maximus artwork, showing the combination of the aforementioned Autobot Deluxes and Rodimus with Optimus. The back of the packaging shows off the toy against a grid background with a brief blurb about Optimus mastering the art of combining.

The "Combiner Wars" figures all come with collector cards printed on thick cardboard. In this case new artwork was commissioned for the figure which is great since a) The character does have a rather unique appearance due in part to its new head sculpt and b) The "Legends" mobile app game is now defunct, so there is less artwork from that source to recycle.

Accessories: Battle Core Optimus Prime includes the same two weapons as the first version of this sculpt. This time out however the weapons are colored gunmetal grey which gives them a really cool, industrial look. Since white is the main color of the figure, it's nice to have a splash of color on his accessories to help liven up the overall appearance of the toy. They can still be combined into one long weapon and both still attach to Optimus without a problem.

Robot Mode: One of the complaints that I heard from a few fellow fans about the first iteration of this sculpt was the head sculpt. Many felt that it was too tiny for the Autobot leader (especially set against the very wide shoulders of the body). This time out the designers have given Optimus a new head that is bigger than the original. It is also less curved and more angled then the previous head design. That's all well and good, but the real selling point for fans in the know is the homage the head represents! The head design is very iconic "Optimus Prime" with a large central crest, panels on the sides and "antennae" that stick up on the sides. The face has thin eyes with a mouthplate. Pretty standard right? But then you look at the creat and realize there are horns sticking out on either side. What's that about? Well, what we have here is a homage to Star Convoy, a version of Optimus Prime who only appeared briefly in Japan many years ago. The head sculpt is a wonderful homage and it really does have a bold, assertive look to it that the previous head sculpt does not. I am a huge fan of the Star Convoy concept and design, so for me personally this head alone makes the figure awesome.

The rest of the figure is the same sculpt as before. However, the hip joints have been fixed so they are not as loose as the first incarnation of this sculpt. I did not experience issues with my Motormaster or Optimus Prime, but many fans did. This version of the design has fixed the ratchet joints so they are stronger.

Instead of the traditional red, blue and silver Optimus Prime colors this version of Optimus is cast in white, silver, black and gunmetal grey plastic. Most of the upper body is white while the lower legs are silver. Gunmetal is found on the arms. Paint details are mostly done in gold, with some metallic blue and silver thrown in. The gold is used on some of the more detailed parts including the vent like structures on his lower legs, the gears on his thighs and the horns on his head. The mouthplate is silver and his eyes are light blue. This color motif is somewhat reminiscent of Vector Prime. This is appropriate since Optimus is (in some continuities) one of the original "13" Transformers created by Primus. The white and gold in particular give him an almost mythical appearance. The finishing touch on the deco are actually two stickers: large Autobot symbols on his shoulders. The deco is a very different one for the character, and it's not as iconic as the red, blue and silver of the traditional Optimus Prime design but it looks good in its own way.

All the joints on my copy of this figure are nice and tight. From a functional standpoint I have no issues with this figure.

Transformation to Vehicle Mode:

• Detach the weapons and set them aside for now.
• Swing both feet down.
• Push the lower legs together.
• Swing the legs up.
• Swing the waist section back
• Swing the lower legs back.
• The robot head rests on a panel that swings on a center hinge. Push one side in and rotate it then lock it into place.
• Rotate the lower arms around.
• Swing each of the arms forward and push the two shoulder sections together.
• Swing each forearm section back towards the legs.
• Swing up the panels from each forearm.
• On each of the knee sections, there is a small blue tab. There are small sections of the forearms that can fit over those to help keep the vehicle mode more cohesive.
• The weapons can be attached to the 5mm ports on the rear section of the vehicle. You may have to flip up the panel on the back first to reveal the ports.

Vehicle Mode: In vehicle form a lot of the silver and gunmetal parts come together to form the front part of the cab section. There's still plenty of white of course, but the silver is much more prominent in this mode. Gold paint still features heavily, particularly on the sides where a large stripe is painted along the side of the cab. Some gold is also used in the front right above the headlights. The headlights themselves are painted silver along with the smokestacks. Finally the windshield is painted metallic blue. Looking at the back of the vehicle you'll find more gold paint along with metallic blue. Overall it's a really cool looking vehicle. It doesn't scream "Optimus Prime" I'll admit, but it looks good regardless.

The only critique I would give about this deco is the lack of paint on the sides of the wheels. I know I harp on this a lot, but when other sections have so much paint on them, having unpainted sections like this really sticks out like a sore thumb. It doesn't ruin the figure, but it is a minus for sure.

Transformation to Torso Mode (Starting in robot mode):

• Detach all weapons.
• Push the robot head in.
• Swing up the forearms and make sure the small red tabs on the forearms fit into the corresponding notches on the shoulders.
• Swing the panel on the back down.
• Swing open the panels on the back, revealing the Ultra Prime head.
• Swing up the Optimus Maximus head. The chest piece will swing up with it.
• Rotate the waist piece around.
• Swing up each leg at the hip. The joint is a ratchet joint. I recommend you move it up three "clicks".
• Rotate each of the lower legs so the wheels face back.
• Bend each of the lower legs down at the knee joint.
• The inside of each lower leg has a silver panel. Swing it out and push it against the tab on the thighs to lock it into place.
• Swing the waist panel down.
• Limbs can be attached by sliding the connector pieces into the slots on the shoulders and legs.

Optimus Maximus: Battle Core Optimus Prime forms the torso, waist and thighs of Optimus Maximus (not Ultra Prime) this time out. Unlike the robot mode head, this head is the same sculpt as the previous version of this figure. From a sculpting standpoint the figure is the same as the previous release.

This mode shows off a nice combination of white, silver and gunmetal colors. Gold paint features prominently on the waist/hip panel and silver paint is used on the thighs and head. Blue is used for the eyes and that's it color-wise. Much to my disappointment, the "Matrix chamber" in the chest is left unpainted, so it's just plain silver plastic. I can hear it now - the outcry of fans who are saying "Hasbro is just being lazy and cheap!" but I don't think that's what's going on here. In fact, I believe this section is left unpainted deliberately because of the way the panel slides in when Optimus Prime is in vehicle and robot modes. Part of the reason I think this is that Takara Tomy has also left it unpainted, and they usually take the opportunity to paint any parts that would enhance a figure's appearance. My guess (and it's only a guess) is that because this part slides in the designers fear that in time any paint there would just scrape off. I'm not sure if this would be the case, but it's the best reason I can think of for leaving such a nicely sculpted detail unpainted in four different releases of the sculpt.

The colors on this figure may sound extremely plain - and in a way they are. However it totally works as a torso section. Why? Because most of the limbs you'd attach to Optimus (especially the Autobot limbs) are a virtual rainbow of colors. The Autobots have red, blue, yellow and black colors. If you used the Protectobots they have a combination of blues and blacks going along with their white colors. The white and silver colors on Battle Core Optimus serve as a great canvas for a variety of colors to be set against. Instead of sticking out like a sore thumb the torso section winds up blending with the other colors in an unexpected way. I honestly wasn't very keen on the color scheme until I combined him with the Autobots. It was then I realized that it totally works.

Functionally the joints on the legs are nice and tight. I can't say I feel a huge difference between the first version of this sculpt and this one, but fans who have taken the figure apart indicate changes were made to the ratchet joints so I take their word for it, especially since it was for the better. All the limbs connection points also appear to be in good shape.

Final Thoughts: I like Battle Core Optimus Prime, but I will be the first to say that if you own the original version of this sculpt there really is no great need to run out and buy this one. If you're a completist or a Star Convoy fan like me go for it, but otherwise you can skip this release.

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With the evergrowing Generation 1 continuity family , Optimus Prime continues to receive more toys—the largest number of toys in fact—for any single Transformers character! The more Generation 1 Optimus Prime toys that are made, the harder it is for us here at TFWiki.net to keep documenting them all in a single article without it resulting in your internet browser freezing!

For the sake of finding an easy and definitive split from the main toy article, we have opted to make this page strictly for the various Generations -branded toylines, as this appears to be the brand Hasbro will likely continue adding Generation 1 characters to for the foreseeable future.

You know you can always count on Optimus Prime being there when the next year's Generations line comes around!

• Generations

• Accessories: Sword
• Known designers: Andrew Franks (Hasbro)
• More information on Combat Hero Optimus Prime at TFU.info

Thrilling 30

• Series / Number : 02 / #001
• Accessories : Ion Blaster
• Known designers: Joe Kyde (Hasbro)
• More information on Thrilling 30 Optimus Prime at TFU.info

• Series / Number : 02 / #002
• Accessories : Ion Blaster, Energon Axe
• More information on Thrilling 30 Orion Pax at TFU.info

• Platinum Edition

• Accessories: Ion blaster , Matrix of Leadership , Energon axe , trailer/Battle Station
• Known designers: Andrew Scribner and Mark Maher (deco)
• More information on Year of the Horse Optimus Prime at TFU.info

Generations (Japan)

• ID number: TG-24

• ID number : TG-25
• Accessories : Blaster, axe

Age of Extinction

• TakaraTomy release date : October 3 , 2014
• Accessories: Smokestacks/laser cannon, wind vane/ion blaster

Combiner Wars

• 3 OF 5: Ultra Prime
• Accessories: Two blasters (combine into large rifle)
• Known designers: John Warden (Hasbro)
• More information on Combiner Wars Optimus Prime at TFU.info

• 3 of 5: Optimus Maximus
• More information on Combiner Wars Battle Core Optimus Prime at TFU.info

• Accessories : Pretender Shell, Pretender Shell Gun, Blaster

Cyber Series

• Optimus Prime (Cyber Battalion, 2015)

• Optimus Prime (Cyber Commander, 2015)

• Optimus Prime (Cyber Commander, 2017)
• Known designers: Yūya Ōnishi (TakaraTomy)

• Optimus Prime / Megatron (Heroes & Villains, 2021)

• Accessories: "Laser cannon", "saber weapon", missile launcher, 10 missiles, 5 discs, 2 rockets

• Accessories : Smokestacks/Laser Gun, energy unit/ion blaster
• More information on Platinum Edition One Shall Stand, One Shall Fall Optimus Prime at TFU.info

• Accessories : Trailer/Combat Deck, Roller, ion blaster, gas pump, energon-axe, Autobot Matrix of Leadership, rocket pack, 8 fists (4 left, 4 right), Autobot insignia stand

Titans Return

• Accessories: Two blasters, two shoulder cannons, Apex Titan Master
• Known designers: John Warden (Hasbro), Takashi Kunihiro (TakaraTomy), Emiliano Santalucia (concept artist), Marcelo Matere (packaging artist)
• More information on Titans Return Powermaster Optimus Prime at TFU.info

• Accessories : Sword, Double-barreled rifle, Diac Titan Master

• Accessories : Sword , Double-barreled rifle, Refractor Titan Master

Primitive Skateboarding Promotion

• Accessories: Two blasters, two shoulder cannons, ' Shreddicus Maximus ' Titan Master, Skateboard, 3-piece ramp/railgun
• Known designers: Robby Musso (concept artist)

• Collection : 1, 2, 3

• Collection : 1
• Masterpiece

• ID Number: MP-10
• Accessories: Ion Blaster, Matrix of Leadership, Energon axe

Power of the Primes

• TakaraTomy ID number : PP-09
• TakaraTomy release date : May 25 , 2018
• Accessories : trailer/evolution armor, ion-blaster (formed by two blasters), Matrix of Leadership frame, Matrix of Leadership core
• Known designers: John Warden (Hasbro), Takashi Kunihiro (TakaraTomy), Mark Maher (deco artist)

War for Cybertron: Siege

• Hasbro ID number: WFC-S11
• TakaraTomy ID number : SG-06
• TakaraTomy release date : February 23 , 2019
• Hidden message code : IACON
• Accessories: "W-50 Dual-Mech Energon Strikeshield," "W-M3 RF Ion Blaster" (combines to form "Sentrystrike Ultra-Blaster")
• Known designers: Aaron Gray (Hasbro), Yūya Ōnishi (TakaraTomy), AJ Piejko-Brown (packaging)

• Hasbro ID number: WFC-S40
• TakaraTomy ID number : SG-37
• TakaraTomy release date : November 23 , 2019
• Hidden message code : CONVOY
• Accessories: 5 "JF-50 Twinblast Galaxy Pack " armor pieces, 2 "W-30 Magnetic Inducer Launchers," "JF-15 Gravity Force Laser," 2 front wheels/armguards

• ID number: WFC-S65
• Known designers: Mark Maher (deco artist)

Collaborative

• Accessories : trailer, Roller , blaster, Matrix , Proton pack , hose, ghost trap module, Slimer
• Known designers: AJ Piejko-Brown (packaging)
• Collaborative MP-10G Optimus Prime Ecto-35 Edition at Reflector@TFW2005

• Accessories: Ion blaster, Matrix of Leadership , trailer, artillery robot, ramp/shield, trailer hitch
• Known designers: Sam Smith (Hasbro) [5]

Generations Selects

• Hasbro ID number: TT-GS01
• Accessories : Star Trailer /evolution armor, ion-blaster (formed by two blasters), Silver Matrix

War for Cybertron: Earthrise

• Hasbro ID number: WFC-E11
• TakaraTomy ID number : ER-02
• TakaraTomy name : Optimus Prime with Trailer
• TakaraTomy release date : April 25 , 2020
• Accessories: Ion Blaster , shield/ramp, trailer/ Combat Deck , artillery robot, Matrix of Leadership

• TakaraTomy ID number : ER EX-17
• TakaraTomy release date : February 20 , 2021

War for Cybertron Trilogy

• Hasbro ID number : WFC-E33
• TakaraTomy ID number : ER EX-22
• TakaraTomy release date : March 27 , 2021

• TakaraTomy ID number : WFC-11
• Accessories : Ion Blaster, Matrix of Leadership, Enerax and Sheeldron Battle Masters

• TakaraTomy ID number : WFC-16
• Accessories: Dark Saber , "W-M3 RF Ion Blaster", two forearm blasters, shield/ramp, artillery robot, trailer/ Combat Deck , Giza and Fangtron Battle Masters , "Fire Blast", 3 energon cubes , compound

War for Cybertron: Kingdom

• Hasbro ID number : WFC-K1
• TakaraTomy ID number : KD EX-03
• TakaraTomy release date : May 20 , 2021
• Known designers: John Warden (Hasbro), Ittoku Kuwazu (TakaraTomy)

• Hasbro ID number : WFC-K11
• TakaraTomy ID number : KD-19
• TakaraTomy release date : March 26 , 2022

• Hasbro ID number: WFC-K30

Premium Finish

• TakaraTomy ID number : PF WFC-01 / PFGR 01
• Hasbro ID number : GE-01
• Accessories : "W-50 Dual-Mech Energon Strikeshield," "W-M3 RF Ion Blaster" (combines to form "Sentrystrike Ultra-Blaster")

• Laser Optimus Prime (Leader Class, 2022 ) / G2 Universe Laser Optimus Prime (Leader Class, 2024 )
• TakaraTomy ID number : TL-06
• TakaraTomy release date : September 24 , 2022
• Accessories: Energon sword, Energon axe, Matrix of Leadership , blaster, repair bay, trailer
• Known designers: Lenny Panzica (Hasbro), Emiliano Santalucia (concept artist), AJ Piejko-Brown (packaging)

• Optimus Prime (Core Class, 2022)

• A Hero Is Born (2-pack, 2022)
• Accessories : Pistol, dispenser
• Known designers: Evan Brooks (Hasbro), Takio Ejima and Takashi Kunihiro (TakaraTomy), Lenny Panzica (initial concept) [10]

• Humble Origins 2-Pack (2-pack, 2023 )
• Accessories : Axe handle, axe head, blaster, ammo drum
• Known designers: Evan Brooks (Hasbro) [11]

• Optimus Prime & Bumblebee (2-pack, 2023 )
• TakaraTomy ID Number : TL-EX
• Accessories : Ion blaster, stinger blaster, axe, trailer, Roller , repair drone, trailer hitch/shield panel
• Known designers: Evan Brooks (Hasbro), Ittoku Kuwazu (TakaraTomy) [13]

Holiday Optimus Prime

• Accessories: Candy cane ion blaster, Matrix of Holiday Cheer [14] , trailer, artillery robot, ramp/shield, trailer hitch
• Known designers: Lenny Panzica and Mark Maher (Hasbro), Mario Carreiro and Christina Murphy (packaging) [15]
• Designer commentary on Holiday Optimus Prime from Mark Maher on Instagram

Generations Comic Edition

• Shockwave (Leader Class, 2024)
• Accessories : Display stand, Optimus Prime's head
• Known designers: Matthew Cohen (photography) [20]

Target Optimus Prime

• Target Optimus Prime and Autobot Bullseye ( 2024 )
• Accessories: Matrix of Leadership , repair bay, trailer
• Known designers: Mark Maher (Hasbro), Ted (Target), Amy Bence (packaging artist) [21]
• ↑ Behind-the-scenes details from Fun Publications alumni Night Shining in a Facebook announcement for unofficial convention Pete's RoboCon 2018
• ↑ Protectobot and Optimus Maximus sticker promotion on TFW2005
• ↑ "At some convention somewhere one Hasbro rep let slip that Siege Optimus Prime also had a hidden hover truck mode." on Toybox Soapbox
• ↑ "シージのオプティマス。 右が海外版、左が日本版で後ろが海外前が日本版。 汚れのタンポ印刷も違うバリエーションなのかねぇ(´･ω･`) #TFTOYの面白さを伝え隊 https://t.co/g3lMOROVdO "— Alfes2010, Twitter, 2019/02/23
• ↑ June 20 , 2023 's Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream on YouTube, with Ben MacCrae , Mark Maher , Evan Brooks , and Rich Pellegrino
• ↑ See the extensive research in the Holiday Optimus Prime entry for details.
• ↑ Guide to rearranging the chest star for improved stability in the TFW2005 thread for Selects Star Convoy
• ↑ https://tformers.com/earthrise-leader-optimus-prime-error-with-alternate-universe-head/37627/news.html
• ↑ "＼フォロワー27 000人突破／ 新情報2つ目はアースライズシリーズ「センチュリオンドローン＆ウェポナイザー」発売決定しました！ 予約開始は少し先の予定ですが楽しみしてにお待ち下さい！ #トランスフォーマー #Transformers https://t.co/8DpFsjRCuP "— Transformers PR, Twitter, 2020/07/20
• ↑ Transformers Panel at Hasbro Pulse Con 2022 Day 1 on the Hasbro Pulse YouTube channel.
• ↑ May 16 , 2023 's Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream on YouTube, with Evan Brooks , Ben MacCrae , and Sixo .
• ↑ ""young" Optimus Prime concept sketch (that later would become inspiration for Generations Orion Pax toy)..."— Guido Guidi, Twitter, 2014/11/24
• ↑ June 20 , 2023's Hasbro Pulse Transformers Fanstream on YouTube, with Ben MacCrae , Mark Maher , Evan Brooks , and Rich Pellegrino
• ↑ Full presser for Holiday Optimus Prime at Ben's World of Transformers including bio and stock photos.
• ↑ Recording of the Transformers panel at MCM Comic-Con London 2022 with Ben MacCrae at the "Ryan Speaks Geek" YouTube channel
• ↑ Earliest reported Amazon Australia listing for "Amazon Optimus Prime" at TFW2005, April 2021.
• ↑ Product description for "Amazon Optimus Prime" at TFW2005, June 2021.
• ↑ Earliest documented Amazon Germany listing for "Amazon Optimus Prime" at TFW2005, June 2021.
• ↑ Amazon Australia listing for "Amazon Optimus Prime" reported by TFormers, July 2022.
• ↑ "And here are my shots of the 40th Anniversary Grimlock and Shockwave figures, with accessories and and paint job ripped straight from the comics that inspired them!"— Matthew Cohen, Instagram, 2024/02/06
• ↑ March 14 , 2024's Hasbro Pulse | Transformers 40th Anniversary Fanstream | March 14, 2024 on YouTube, with Ben MacCrae , Evan Brooks and Mark Maher .
• ↑ Jesse Schedeen, IGN, "Transformers: Hasbro Reveals Target-Exclusive Optimus Prime & Autobot Bullseye Figures", 2024/03/13
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