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Comment on Transformers Optimus Prime 20th Anniversary Figure by James D. Duddy

James D. Duddy — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:20:32 +0000

This second release of an articulately-detailed G1 Optimus Prime is third rate. It appears to be using the same mold as the almost all-metal version that came out a couple of years ago, HOWEVER, this new model is more plastic than metal. My biggest gripe about this item is the statement on the box that says “Real Movie Sounds”. That awful base that comes with this toy, which supposedly has lights and sounds from the Animated Motion Picture (1986), does not have actual dialogue from the movie. Peter Cullen’s portrayal of the ORIGINAL PRIME is not heard in this base. The only authentic sounds coming from the base are the original ‘transforming’ sound effects from the G1 shows and the animated movie. Basically, I wouldn’t buy this item if it were FREE. Does HASBRO think the buying public is ignorant of the fact that the voice is not the original Prime? I personally feel insulted by this product.
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on Transformers Optimus Prime 20th Anniversary Figure by a_guy_in_boston

a_guy_in_boston — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 10:30:27 +0000

I was really looking forward to this toy, but it is quite a disappointment. Just getting through the maze-like packaging is a daunting task, which in my case required boxcutters and scissors over the course of a half-hour. Once you have the toy out, you find that notwithstanding the high-quality materials, it is badly designed. Parts of the toy keep popping out of place, and some of the joints are jammed so that transforming becomes an act of both strength and frustration. All the vaunted battery does is light up a little LED–not very exciting. The moving mouth effect is cute, but besides the nice die-cast metal, that’s about the only good thing there is. The price is outrageous for what you get. Give me the original G1 over this hunk ‘o junk anyday–I’m sending this one back.
Rating: 2 / 5

Comment on Transformers Optimus Prime 20th Anniversary Figure by David M. Connell

David M. Connell — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:23:43 +0000

The online pictures of this figure had me eagerly awaiting this toy just like most fans. I read the reports about it having diecast, but opted to get it anyway. I should have saved my money.
First, the good points: It’s a great robot mode, very show-accurate, though not perfect. There’s a little unfortunate Dreamwave/Pat Lee influence in the design, but not enough to ruin the toy by itself. It’s extremely detailed and highly posable.
The bad: Diecast metal! WHY? It makes the toy excessively heavy & unwieldy. I have a weight set; I don’t need to curls with Prime. The weight of the diecast also makes it difficult to keep Prime in a pose other than standing at attention for any length of time. The paint on the diecast is also extremely prone to chipping. Mine started losing paint 12 hours after I got it, after 3 gentle handlings. I’m afraid to touch the thing now.
The vehicle mode is a let-down. All the pictures you see of it are from the front. There’s a reason for that. When viewed frm any other angle, the robot kibble is clearly visible. You can see the pistons on his elbows, his leg detailing is clearly visible (on the original, it was at least on the bottom). As a representation of Prime’s vehicle mode, it fails miserably.
And then there’s the features. He’s got a light-up Matrix, comm panels in both arms, vents on his legs that open when you make him step, a movable faceplate, and working suspension. The Matrix and the suspension are really cool, but the rest leave me indifferent. For $70 we should have gotten a gun that lights up to simulate laser blasts (though the simulated lens in the barrel is a nice touch) and a voice box with actual Peter Cullen dialogue. Or barring that, at least Garry Chalk or Neil Kaplan. And storage for his accesories would have been prime, as well.
Maybe I’ve been spoiled by the standard TF lines of late, but 20th Prime just doesn’t do enough, and isn’t durable enough to justify the expense. My recommendation is to pass on this monster and get Energon Prime and Scorponok instead. The pair of them cost the same as this one figure, and either of them are far more fun.
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on Transformers Optimus Prime 20th Anniversary Figure by P. Vong

P. Vong — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:48:01 +0000

IT LOOKS LIKE A GOOD LARGE REPRODUCTION, BUT LOOKS ARE MISLEADING. I THOUGHT THIS OPTIMUS PRIME WOULD BE A REPRODUCTION OF THE ORIGINAL OPTIMUS PRIME BUT IT ISN’T AFTER OPENING THE PACKAGE, IT IS ABOUT 13 INCHES TALL, CANNOT STAND WELL SINCE IT’S FEET IS PLASTIC AND LOOSELY DETACHES OR COMES LOOSE FROM THE LEG. AND THE BODY IS MADE FROM METAL. THE HANDS CANNOT GRIP THE GUNS WELL SINCE YOU CAN OPEN AND CLOSE THE GRIP. IF YOU DO PURCHASE IT AND OPEN, YOU WILL UNDERSTAND. I WISH I COULD RETURN IT BUT I OPENED THE PACKAGE A MONTH AFTER I RECIEVED THIS DISAPPOINTING 20TH ANNVER. OPTIMUS PRIME. YOU WERE WARNED.
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on Transformers Optimus Prime 20th Anniversary Figure by Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:16:52 +0000

It is to expensive. Also it is probably will break easly.
Rating: 1 / 5

Comment on TRANSFORMER Optimus Prime – G1 by Casimus Prime

Casimus Prime — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:14:04 +0000

This is a real masterpiece. I love Optimus Prime and always will.

Pros
Remake of the original
G1 Style packaging
A true Masterpiece
A Prime everyone loves
The one that started it all

If you have G1 Figures it isn't complete without Optimus Prime. AUTOBOTS, TRANSFORM AND ROLL OUT. Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on TRANSFORMER Optimus Prime – G1 by Deimos

Deimos — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:34:51 +0000

firget the new cheep crap transformers made now this remade classic is durable and way cooler looking.
Rating: 5 / 5