Omega Prime is a fictional character from the Transformers toyline. He is the combined form of Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus.
Transformers: Robots in Disguise
| Omega Prime | |
|---|---|
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| Autobot | |
| Information | |
| Japanese name | God Fire Convoy |
| Function | Autobot Supreme Commander |
| Alternate Modes | Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus |
| Series | Transformers: Robots in Disguise Transformers: Universe comics Transformers: Cybertron comics |
| Japanese voice actor | Satoshi Hashimoto |
| English voice actor | Daniel Riordan |
Omega Prime (God Fire Convoy) is the ultimate Transformer created by the combination of Optimus Prime (Fire Convoy) and Ultra Magnus (God Magnus) in Transformers: Robots in Disguise. By using power from the Matrix and Fortress Maximus (Brave Maximus), he was able to defeat Galvatron (Devil Gigatron) and his Predacons (Destronger).
His tech specs indicate that his powers are of an unknown level, possibly surpassing those of even Fortress Maximus, and is the Autobots' overall commander. However, his human virtues are his only weakness.
Transformers: Universe
This incarnation of Omega Prime appeared in issues 2 and 3 of the Transformers: Universe comic book series.
Fun Publications
In the Transformers: Cybertron comic book series, Omega Prime battled the Herald of Unicron Nemesis Prime, then Unicron himself.[1]
Toys
- Car Robots God Fire Convoy (2000)
- A Toys "R" Us Japan exclusive gift set featuring Super Fire Convoy and God Magnus, plus the Super God Sword (a silver redeco of the sword originally sold with G1 Fortress Maximus).
- Cybertron Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus (2005)
- A Costco exclusive gift set featuring Robots in Disguise Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus.
References
- ↑ Forest Lee and Dan Khanna (w), Forest Lee (p). Transformers: Cybertron: Balancing Act 1 (April 2007), IDW Publishing
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