Husbro Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Nemesis Prime Spoiler Pack

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The evil clone of Optimus Prime, Nemesis Pax may possess the same strength and intelligence as the Autobot leader, but is vile and without remorse. Fueled by the destructive energy of the Dark Martrix of Leadership, Nemesis Pax becomes Nemesis Prime, driven to eliminate all in his path. According to Hasbro copy writer Forest Lee, the reference to Straxus was included in Comic-Con 2008 Nemesis Prime's bio entirely to make David Willis happy. Both the All Spark and small camera accessory can be pegged into his palms. His hands feature a range of movement, with the thumb and index finger being articulated and the remaining fingers joined together.

Doctor Arkeville spent years personally constructing Nemesis Prime piece by stolen piece, hiding his handiwork from both Concurrence agents and the Decepticons. Designed to be the ultimate military commander, he had arguably the mightiest Binaltech Transformer body ever constructed, but it remained without a life-force. Dr. Arkeville planned to acquire one by tapping into an amazingly powerful extra-spatial source that the Autobot Translink Project had uncovered. [1] Story of Binaltech A redeco of Canon/Transformers Optimus Prime, Nemesis Prime is a roughly Voyager-sized figure that transforms into a fully licensed Canon EOS R5 digital camera. The toy is 80% the size of the genuine article and features a removable lens attachment, though it must be reattached to him before he can transform to robot mode since it forms his arms. The lens cap is removable and is used as a shield in robot mode. His included "All Spark" can be pegged onto his lens, just behind the front element. He also comes with a small version of his own camera mode. AWESOME ACCESSORIES: This Nemesis Prime toy for 8 year old boys and girls comes with an Energon axe accessory that attaches to the figure in both modes Accessories: Ion Blaster, Autobot Matrix of Leadership, Megatron (gun mode), Energon Axe, cardboard trailer

For those curious, there are still four pegs on top of the trailer to connect 'Master figures. The only issue you may have is with having all the accessories attached and trying to attach four 'Master figures. The weapons simply get in the way of the ones towards the middle, so you need to move the weapons to accommodate them. Fun Publications scrapped preliminary plans to do a Combiner Wars Nemesis Prime toy from Motormaster because TakaraTomy effectively did so with Unite Warriors Grand Scourge from Optimus Prime. Thus the Club release of Motormaster's alternate "pretooled" head went to Toxitron instead. [7] Toxitron is all too aware that he is a failed experiment. He stumbles and bumbles his way through life, speaking only to offer violent threats or grim proclamations of doom and gloom, and is happiest in deadly wastelands like the Rust Sea or the Toxic Sludge Swamps. However, this bizarre, almost morbidly comical facade conceals a deep well of primal, volcanic anger. Used, abused, and cast aside by his creators, Toxitron has vowed messy, indiscriminate revenge on the "perfect" 'bots who've never suffered the way he has. In vehicle mode, opening the figure's windows shows the Dark Matrix molded into the plastic behind the windows (of course, it was the Matrix of Leadership on the original Optimus Prime toy). Due to the transformation, the Matrix doesn't end up in the chest in robot mode. Whether through coincidence or design, it's possible to fit a Power of the Primes Matrix core (and by extension, a Prime Master or Titan Master) in his chest.

Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. He was initially sold exclusively at San Diego Comic-Con 2006 and for a limited time at Hasbro Toy Shop, selling out roughly an hour after its 2pm sales debut. Prior to that, he was released in large quantities at regular retail in various Asian countries, becoming a shelfwarmer there, ironically.After a nearly endless war that resulted in the AllSpark parting from Cybertron for good, Kingdom episode 1 Megatron killed Optimus Prime, lamenting that they should have worked together. Afraid of the possibility of this occurring in the past, Kingdom episode 5 Unicron resurrected and enslaved Optimus as Nemesis Prime. As the Autobots and Decepticons died out, Unicron and his minions were a constant threat to the Maximals and Predacons Kingdom episode 6 that emerged from the uninhabitable Cybertron. Both groups eventually time-traveled to the prehistoric Earth, with the Predacons seeking to change the future. Kingdom episode 1 After the team recruited two new members, Alpha Bravo and Offroad, Toxitron was recruited by Fractyl as a guinea-pig, hoping his resemblance to Optimus Prime would assist the scientist in an experimental mix of greenergon and a sample of Toxitron's fluids. Toxitron's animated ranting about Thunder Mayhem, and the cruelties of life, caused an accident in the lab. Nemesis Prime was present at a meeting of the Convoy after the turmoil caused by the Waruder invasion of Axiom Nexus. Cybertron's Most Wanted Nemesis Prime is a fantastic example of how to do an exclusive. I think I would have been happy with just a Nemesis Prime deco and one new head. But two new heads and a few new accessories to boot? A reference to his "Arms Micron" version? An "Armada" reference too?! There's a lot of love in this exclusive and I highly recommend it!

Nemesis Prime's template came from Aurex 304.0 Epsilon. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/30 There, he was left for dead by Megazarak. After being cloned by Unicron and tortured for a while, he was fitted with the Dead Matrix and sent into the Universe to do Unicron's bidding. Nemesis Prime's profile in Club magazine #6

Kre-O Toxitron is made from existing Kre-O parts, like all non-toy robot Kreons in the online Kre-O comics. In this case, he uses the Optimus Prime helmet with many additional details. His design contains a nod towards the Animated version of the character, especially in the green detailing and the toxic sludge leaking from the mouth. I am now 100% sold on the upcoming third and final War for Cybertron chapter, titled “Kingdom” (because animals, get it???), though I may be a little biased. Which non-union voice actor will they get to replace Canadian Legend Scott McNeil? I gotta know! This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Revenge The False Power Nemesis Prime was the culmination of MECH's Project Chimera, an almost exact copy of Optimus Prime controlled by Silas from MECH's base of operations. Nemesis Prime In preparation for Nemesis Prime's creation, MECH took a complete scan of Optimus Prime's body Convoy and abducted and analysed Breakdown's body components. Operation: Breakdown Starting with the trailer, swing out the silver panels on each of the lower legs and unfold them all so the panel is flat.