Flame Toys - Shattered Glass Optimus Prime [Transformers], Kuro Kara Kuri (FLM51388)

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Boisterous Weakling: Bumblebee is an arrogant, pompous braggart who believes himself to be one of the best warriors among the Autobot ranks. In truth, however, he's just a wimpy scout who doesn't pose much of a threat to the Decepticons.

Megatron's appearance in Forged to Fight is a mild modification of his Generation 1 counterpart's game model, itself based on the Combiner Wars Leader Class Megatron toy. Hayato Sakamoto proposed a Shattered Glass version of Transformers: Prime, fittingly named Transformers Prime: Shattered Glass. [1] [2] This mold was also used to make Timelines Scourge, and was also retooled into Shattered Glass Ultra Magnus.Enemy Civil War: Following the defeat of the Decepticons, Goldbug and Prowl broke away from Optimus and managed to claim territory of their own. When Aquarius, Breakaway, Landquake, and Topspin arrived at the Decepticons' base to ask after Heatwave, Megatron welcomed them in, with the proviso that they explain why they were looking for Heatwave and being chased by Computron. After Landquake finished said explanation, Megatron sent Cyclonus to fetch Heatwave. As they waited, he told Aquarius that he looked forward to an alliance between the Decepticons and Quintessons. Once Heatwave arrived, Megatron told their visitors that he hoped his "skilled soldier" could answer their questions. The MDLX Shattered Glass Optimus Prime accessories include a total of six pairs of interchangeable hands, including two pairs of gesture hands, one pair of fists, one pair of Energon Axe holding hands, one pair of holding Ion Blaster hands, and one pair of holding “Matrix of Leadership” holding hands. The weapon designs are intricately detailed, featuring a metallic silver Ion Blaster and an Energon Axe with fluorescent green blade edges. Additionally, the set includes the “Matrix of Leadership” which can be inserted into MDLX Shattered Glass Optimus Prime’s chest. You... probably don't want to fight Marvel Ratchet, SG Ratchet, that rarely ends up well for anyone. Including Marvel Ratchet.

A lineup of dozens of good and evil doubles of characters from other storylines—currently mostly from various continuities of Generation 1, with a few individuals from other eras of the Transformers brand. The 2017 Power of the Primes subline of Generations includes a figure named " Rodimus Unicronus", representing a Unicron-corrupted version of normalverse Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime. Of significance is that this figure takes its deco directly from the BotCon 2008 Rodimus figure. Moreover, early pre-release photos and display samples of this toy actually featured purple Autobot symbols, strongly indicating that the toy was once at least considered for release as the actual Shattered Glass version of the character. But ultimately, marketing consistency won out and the toy was released as an evil version of normal Rodimus with purple Decepticon symbols instead. Nevertheless, that needn't deter fans from repurposing. *wink wink* Great Offscreen War: The Great War in this continuity is over by the time of the start of the series with the Decepticons having lost and Cybertron being divided between Optimus Prime, Goldbug, and Prowl. In 2008, the Transformers twisted parallel universe was revealed – the Shattered Glass universe, a dark mirror where the roles and factions have been reversed. The once heroic Autobots are now an evil army, with their leader, Optimus Prime, an ambitious conqueror who stops at nothing, and who is known to modify his comrades into killing machines. The traditionally heroic Optimus Prime now sports a ghastly and sinister purple hue on his body, reflecting the bold and terrifying mirror universe.

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Still plagued by self-confidence issues however, Ultra Magnus did not believe he could lead the Autobots as himself, instead conspiring to steal Optimus's body. Shattered Glass II #5 After being repaired, Optimus was brought to Metroplex, Shattered Glass II #4 where his spark was extracted and placed in Magnus's body. Having his leg cut off and his voice box disabled, Optimus was left to impotently scream, a state in which he was found by Soundwave and Slicer. Shattered Glass II #5 In its first year, the central play pattern for this line is the reintroduction of the Energon weaponry from 2004's Energon toyline; translucent plastic accessories which can be combined to form bigger, more elaborate weapons. However, this was quietly dropped for the third wave and Core Class figures beyond the second wave.

Adaptational Badass: In Fun Pubs Shattered Glass, Prowl was basically a non-entity, while Goldbug spent much of the latter parts of the series acting as The Starscream to Rodimus Prime, with about as much success. In this world, both of them have successfully taken territory for themselves and are described as warlords in their own right. While his head was initially conceived for an unrealized Nemesis Prime toy, the team doing Ultra Magnus choose to incorporate it in the resulting toy. [4] Only in It for the Money: Arcee and Cliffjumper work for anyone with the right amount of money for them.

Accessories: blaster, 2 missile launchers, 7 armor/car carrier pieces, Energon sword, Energon axe (combines to form Terminus Blade), Matrix of Leadership, alternate head While being interviewed, Optimus spoke of his 'bot Sentinel Prime and his views on organics. He then expressed his desire to escape his subjugation at the hands of Isaac Sumdac, and to crush Megatron and his absurdly loyal second-in-command. The AllSpark Almanac Addendum The Complete AllSpark Almanac Notes The mainlines have always been complemented by lines of exclusive redecoes and retools. Beginning with the BotCon 2007 box set, Fun Publications had often aimed to directly complement Hasbro's releases with their Transformers Timelines exclusives, offering niche characters in a similar style (sometimes based on unrealised ideas from Hasbro) until their loss of the Transformers license in 2016, the same/only year Fun Publications toys were primarily branded under Generations, specifically Combiner Wars. Meanwhile, Hasbro's " Global Development Organization" released a handful of similar toys in Asian markets, and later began producing budget toys of popular characters via Cyber Series. In the west, Hasbro released a variety of redecoes for Platinum Edition (which in its later years, was folded into Generations) and the generic 2014 Transformers toyline, the latter of which eventually morphed into the Authentics budget line. Starting in late 2018, Hasbro's own Generations Selects range took over the Timelines niche: premium redecoes and retools (usually as more obscure characters) sold in brown cardboard boxes.