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With the destruction of MEGATRON®, OPTIMUS PRIME® thought that he was finally, after millions of years, at peace. Little did he know that the escape of STARSCREAM® would draw dozens of new DECEPTICONS® to Earth. The desire that burns brightest in his Spark is that the war will soon end. He is determined to see that end come, and so he works with his human comrades and the other AUTOBOTS® to hunt the DECEPTICONS that have come to Earth, and destroy them, one by one. Prepare for battle with this AUTOBOT® leader by your side! In robot mode, this mighty warrior features electronic speech and light-up eyes and chest that are sure to discourage enemy attackers! With snap-out energy swords, this good guy is ready to take on DECEPTICON forces once and for all! In tough truck mode, get in gear with engine revving and racing sounds and cool conversion sounds that let you know this hero means business! MECH ALIVE gearing reveals moving armor panels and internal gears that let you recreate some of your favorite movie scenes â or create your own! Team up with this awesome ally and roll out!
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- Awesome robot-to-vehicle figure features electronic speech, light-up eyes and chest and MECH ALIVE gearing that reveals moving armor panels and internal gears- Snap-out energy swords
- Engine revving and racing sounds in tough truck mode
- MECH ALIVE gearing reveals moving armor panels and internal gears that let you recreate some of your favorite movie scenes ¿ or create your own
- Team up with this awesome ally and roll out
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By Tim T.
no matter how I tried, the head seemed to be always in an awkward position and wouldn't fit into the cabin properly. really frustrating! somebody had similar experience?
By B. Hall
The Leader Optimus Prime from Revenge of the fallen is an outstanding figure that is well built, durable, and lots of fun. This is probably my favorite figure to date in regards to how well made the figure is.
I still have my original G1 Optimus Prime from the 80s, and the 25th anniversary re-release of that figure, which along with Ultimate Bumblebee, have been my favorite figures of all the ones I currently have or have owned in the past. As much as I like the 3 previously mentioned figures, this new Movie Leader Optimus Prime is probably my new favorite as a figure (although my original G1 Prime will always be my favorite overall when considering the nostalgia factor).
First of all, this figure is very well made. Both modes are excellent representations of the movie character, and the incredibly complex transformation is both fun and amazing. At first, he seems a bit difficult to transform, and there are places in the instructions that really aren't clear on what needs to be done, but even with that being said, I still have to give this figure 5 stars.
Both robot and vehicle mode are sturdy, and all of the pieces fit together snugly and stay pretty tight. Even though the figure is made of plastic, it does not feel cheap in any way. The transformation takes some practice and patience at first, but once you get the hang of it, its really a lot of fun and you realize how much of a work of art that this Optimus Prime figure is.
While as others have said, I wouldn't recommend it for young children, if you're considering buying this figure at all, don't hesitate. It's well worth the money and is a great figure to have in your collection.
By J. Ulanoski (Drums, PA)
I would have to say, that out of all the other Transformers toys I own, this is one of my favorites. Compared to the Leader Class figure from the first movie, it is far superior. It is quite a bit less bulky, and easier to move around. Also, its robot mode is much more movie accurate than that of its predecessor, as well as its vehicle mode, which actually resembles a true semi cab, as opposed to the previous one, whose alternate mode looked rather cartoon-like.
On the downside, this toy is certainly hard to transform. The difficulty rating of "4" is somewhat of an understatement. But, I suppose there's a give-and-take. More movie accuracy means more frustrating of a transformation (in particular, from robot to vehicle mode). Also, the directions don't really facilitate this. They're rather difficult to follow. I can only hope that with time, I'll be able to transform this figure as easily as the last. It's definitely a worthy challenge for those who are fans of the movie toy line.
Another thing is the flip-out energy swords. I like that they look more like they do in the movie for this toy, and that there is two of them, but I think Hasbro could've done something a little more clever with the way they extend out (such as the way the old one used to shoot straight out, not flip around).
Overall, I was really impressed with this figure. However, while the box claims it is for ages 5 and up, there is no possible way a 5 year old would be able to transform this toy on their own. I would probably say that it would be pushing the cerebral limits of a 13 year old to be able to do it. Although, I think we all know by now that the Deluxe, Voyager, and Leader class figures from the movies are really intended for those that are older and/or fans of the original cartoon series, and want to be able to revisit their childhoods. And in that respect, kudos Hasbro!
By MJB
This figure is amazingly well articulated. The paint job is almost a complete match and the voice-over is pretty accurate. Its contruction is solid, minus two break-away parts or so that seem to be required in case too much pressure is applied. It's not a big deal, and once you actualy manage to transform him his parts don't have to snap back on. It took four guys (all of us 25-29 years old) to figure out how to transform Optimus. The instruction sheet provided is not very good, so I will warn you ahead of time-devote about 3-4 hours with your child if you gift it to a young one! Somehow, I get the feeling that part of a mechanical engineer's final exam for a masters degree involves being sealed in a room with Leader Version Optimus Prime....hence why I rated this toy as 'educational'. But hey, all in all I'd buy it again!
By Arnel J. Domingo (Phoenix, AZ USA)
Unless you are extremely patient, or you or your kid is an engineering genius, think 10 times before you buy this product. This toy has the worst instruction I've ever seen. The instruction is a series of tiny drawings with tiny arrows that you'll need to decipher which part to move and how to do it. A caption should have helped but I think the maker of this toy was a fan of puzzles (rubik cube?) and thought that those who would buy this toy were fans of puzzles as well.
Hey hasbro, next time you sell toys like this, put a tag line like "challenge yourself to build this puzzle!"
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