Transformers Studio Series Voyager 03 War for Cybertron Gamer Edition Optimus Prime 6.5” Action Figure

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Megatron threw wave after wave of Vehicons at the Autobots in the hopes of amassing massive amounts of Dark Energon, before launching an assault on the Autobot headquarters. He was defeated by Optimus Prime and Arcee. Terrorcon Defense Transformers Prime: Pulsar Defense On the eve of the recruits' graduation from year one, Optimus paid them a visit and brought Hot Shot's old friend Scorch along. Best Bots Forever Part 1 Optimus was later disappointed to learn that Hot Shot had abandoned his Rescue Bot training, and went to return to Cybertron to retrieve the Mul-T-Cog so it could be presented to another student. The space bridge malfunctioned as a result of tampering by the recruits, trapping Optimus and the other teachers in a slowly-expanding energon bubble until the recruits were able to free them. Optimus later attended the recruits' graduation. Best Bots Forever Part 2 I may look like I need a bath now, but it’s better than getting thrown into Cybertron’s core screaming. On their way off the planet, Optimus mused that one day Megatron might understand that the two of them were much stronger as a united force. Retribution Ask Vector Prime a b c d Hamblin, Jon (2010-06-25). "Transformers: War for Cybertron Review". Eurogamer. Archived from the original on 2010-06-27 . Retrieved 2010-06-27.

Tasked with purging Cybertron's core of Dark Energon, Optimus, his friend Ironhide, and rookie Autobot soldier Warpath travel to the core's entrance, discovering it has been converted into a Decepticon stronghold. The trio frees Omega Supreme, who has been tortured with Dark Energon, and defend Ratchet while he heals him, whereupon Omega grants the Autobots access to the core. Fighting their way past Deception soldiers and a Cybertronian worm corrupted by Dark Energon, the Autobots eventually reach the core, which speaks to Optimus. It reveals that the only way to fix the damages done by the Dark Energon is to reboot itself, which will leave Cybertron a cold, barren and lifeless planet for millions of years. However, the core can stay partially alive during this time if Optimus carries a small piece of it with him. Optimus accepts the burden and the core bestows the Autobot Matrix of Leadership into Optimus' chest. Exodus and War for Cybertron are different interpretations of the same events. One could choose to view them as similar but different continuities within the same "continuity family" to explain their differences on Optimus Prime's pre-Prime name. Although, Hasbro's online timeline—meant as prequel to War for Cybertron—refers to Optimus's pre-Prime name as "Orion Pax" like Exodus. Furthermore, in IDW Publishing's War for Cybertron comic, Alex Irvine, in adapting scenes from his novel, still keeps the character's name as "Orion Pax", when it is also meant to occur prior the game's events. In Fall of Cybertron, the sequel to War for Cybertron, the name "Orion Pax" is actually even used in that game, so it is entirely possible that, via a slight retcon, Optimus did indeed go by "Orion Pax" in the games prior his ever first going by "Optimus". Leaving Starscream in charge of the Nemesis, Megatron returned to find it practically destroyed. He was met by Starscream, who told him the apparent course of events; some random Vehicon created an unauthorised Predacon clone, which ran amok, before Starscream bravely killed it. Starscream also had totally not faked video footage to prove it! Despite the Vehicon's protests, Megatron executed him. Starscream's Beast Mega-Mouth War for Cybertron was announced December 16, 2009, [3] and was released in North America on June 22, 2010 with the PAL region release following on June 25, 2010. [4] [5] It is powered by Unreal Engine 3. [2] Physics for the game are handled using the Havok physics library. [2] A demo was released on June 10, 2010 which allowed for players to play various multiplayer matches using two of the game's character classes. [6] Developer High Moon Studios designed the friendly AI so that as a player progresses through the story any accompanying characters will help the player, but still require the player to advance through the game. "The buddies don't advance the story for you. They get to the point to kinda show you where to go, but then they'll take up defensive positions and wait for you to progress the story" said Game Director Matt Tieger. "They're not finishing objectives for you, but they like to stay near you, they'll heal you if you get too wounded, they're pretty smart." [7] Setting and plot [ edit ] Concept art of Megatron. The developers worked closely with Hasbro to create a new look for each character.Westbrook, Loga (2010-06-10). "Fight the Decepticons in War For Cybertron Demo". The Escapist. Archived from the original on 2010-06-14 . Retrieved 2010-06-10.

Optimus Prime was created as the last of the Thirteen, the first generation of Transformers, each created directly by Primus as a band of unique warriors to combat and defeat Unicron. Upon his creation, Optimus united the Thirteen by his greeting: "All are one." While all of the other members of the Thirteen each possessed unique abilities and artifacts, Optimus wielded no special powers or weapons. It was only through his vision and encouraging words that allowed the Thirteen to finally defeat Unicron. Learning that the Decepticons planned to full repair Thunderwing, Optimus and the Autobots raced to stop the 'Cons from collecting Thunderwing's missing pieces. Optimus and Bulkhead battled Megatron and Starscream for one of the pieces, but Megatron escaped with the prize, leaving Prime buried alive.Earthrise figures allow fans to build out epic space battle scenes, featuring figures that can convert into Modular Battle Station modes and connect together to expand the battlefield (each sold separately, subject to availability) a b Bailey, Kat (2010-06-22). "Transformers: War for Cybertron". GamePro. Archived from the original on 2010-06-28 . Retrieved 2010-06-22.