Transformers Generations Leader Powermaster Optimus Prime Action Figure

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A Powermaster can't transform from alternate mode into robot mode without their partner. Slapdash's toy bio Prime Bomb! Toys The Transformers Powermasters (1988) Some scale issues are present, likely due to using toys for reference. The script describes Soundwave as being the size of Andre The Giant, while Megatron does not mass-shift when transforming to gun mode, nor is he wielded by other Decepticons. Instead he transforms into a giant gun mode and remains in mid-air while firing (similar to the show's intro). The Powermaster process was devised by Galvatron after the Scouring of Nebulos. Having gotten a taste for binary bonding with the Headmaster and Targetmaster process, he wanted more, and hit upon the idea of turning living beings into living batteries. But Nebulos had been devastated, and couldn't be used to provide test subjects. Then he found willing allies in the Malignus of the planet Rebirth. It was Nucleon who perfected the process and, unwilling to subject anyone to something he was unwilling to try on himself, who became the first Powermaster. Almost immediately thereafter, Galvatron merged Powermaster technology with Headmaster and Targetmaster tech, creating the Triple-Threat Master process. Other Decepticons were also upgraded with the Powermaster process, before the Autobots arrived on Rebirth, now fully under Decepticon control and renamed "Master". The Autobots likewise managed to use the Powermaster tech for their own troops, and the infamous Decepticon Zarak made himself a Headmaster / Powermaster fusion. A Brush With Infamy–Prologue Following the rebirth of Cybertron's Golden Age that same year, Galvatron and Lord Zarak abandoned Earth and Cybertron to seek new sources of energon deeper in space. Optimus Prime assembled the majority of the Autobot army to pursue them, leaving behind only a small group of Autobots at Autobot City on Earth. Unfortunately, over the next few years several Earthborn Cybertronians from the Cyberfactories turned to crime, assembling as a new Decepticon Syndicate. Once he received word of the troubles on Earth, Prime sent Scorch the Turbomaster to assess the situation. Generation 2: Redux

Rollout's combination with Overload utilizes Headmaster technology. More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada Armada Fleer card series [1]Accessories: Hi-Q Powermaster unit, 2 Laser Rifles, 2 Twin Particle Beam Cannons, Super Robot head, missile launcher, 2 missiles, Apex Bomber chest/trailer top, 2 legs (left & right), 2 arms (left and right), Armor chest/trailer front, 2 wings (left & right) Titan Master figures can become the head for any Deluxe Class, Voyager Class, or Leader Class Titans Return figures. Unite this Titan Master Autobot Apex figure with other bots to create different combinations, or unite other Titan Master figures with this Powermaster Optimus Prime figure. Additional figures are each sold separately. Subject to availability. The scientist who had devised the toxin, Hi-Q, soon had a falling out with his partner Hi-Test, who was jealous over Hi-Q's success. When a pair of Decepticons named Darkwing and Dreadwind appeared to menace the planet, and were immobilized by the tainted fuel, Hi-Test saw an opportunity to act. Undergoing a binary bonding process with the inert Decepticons, Hi-Test changed himself and his ally Throttle into the first Powermasters. Using this new process, the Decepticons were able to function on the poisoned planet of Nebulos by using their Powermaster partners as living batteries. Megatron's mouth doesn't move when he asks who is firing after Cliffjumper attempts to assassinate him.

The torso is different. The cab has a totally different design and a complicated looking engine-like piece (inspired by G1 Hi-Q) overlaps it. You'll also see small windows on the edges of the chest, a feature carried over from G1 Powermaster Optimus Prime. Over time, the bonding procedure for Powermasters seems to be similar to that of some Headmasters, in that there is a risk of both partners being absorbed into a single being with only one mind and identity. This happened to Hi-Q, who over time began to change and merge with his Transformer counterpart until he actually became Optimus Prime. End of the Road! In this Gulliver's Travels pastiche, another transwarp mishap dumps Bumblebee on a planet populated by Mini-Cons, who worship him as a god. Titans Return is a subline imprint of the Generations toyline, constituting the second portion of the Prime Wars Trilogy.The episode ends with a preview of "Part 2". While other multi-part Transformers episodes generally refer to the episode by its title ("Next time, on The Transformers: 'The Ultimate Doom'"), this preview uses the series title, The Transformers, as "More Than Meets the Eye" is a retroactive name for the three-part episode, which began as a mini-series before becoming a regular program.