Optimus Prime was among the first Transformers released from Hasbro in 1984. Many of the Transformers were based on Takara designs. Hasbro launched the Transformers toy line with ten different Autobot characters, all of whom transformed into automobiles, while the ten distinct Decepticons, (seven packages as three came two to a box/pack) were weapons, aircraft and communications equipment. For a brief time, the Decepticon Thunderwing held the matrix, but when Optimus Prime reclaimed it, Thunderwing's presence was purged from the Matrix. Holders of the Matrix, from the beginning of time (as per the Marvel continuity), are Primus, Prima, Prime Nova, Sentinel Prime, Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, Rodimus Prime. Holders of the Matrix become one with the Matrix, such that when the holder dies, his Spark - the Transformer life-force - is absorbed into the Matrix. The Matrix is said to choose its own holder and when it is taken by a new leader (at the old leader's death), it transforms him into a larger, more powerful, wiser Autobot commander. (Although in the original continuity, Primus was not established.) It identifies the one Autobot Commander that is entrusted with the Creation Matrix, also known as the Autobot Matrix of Leadership. Many of these leaders use the title of Prime, a direct linguistic descendant of Primus. The Japanese continuity is still more diverse after Optimus Prime (in G1), the succession of commanders include Rodimus Prime, Fortress Maximus, God Ginrai (whose US counterpart is Powermaster Optimus Prime), Victory Saber, and Dai Atlas. In the original G1 US continuity, Rodimus Prime succeeds Optimus Prime. In most North American continuities, the Autobot commander is usually Optimus Prime. In later issues of the Marvel comic line, Cybertron is shown to have weather, such as rain. The planet is almost always depicted as a purely metallic body. In all Transformers stories, the Autobots and their adversaries, the Decepticons, originated on the planet Cybertron. 4.5 Transformers: The Last Knight (2017 film).4.4 Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014 film).4.3 Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011 film).4.2 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009 film).
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In the Michael Bay live action films, as well as in the CGI-animated series Transformers: Prime, the title Autobots is explained to be the short version of the title Autonomous Robotic Organisms. The descendants of the Autobots, the Maximals from Transformers: Beast Wars, are also known as Cybertrons in Japan. The Autobot insignia is also sometimes referred to as an "Autobrand" in issue #14 of the Marvel Comics series. In Japan, the Autobots are called " Cybertrons" ( サイバトロン, Saibatoron) except in the film series, Transformers Animated, and Transformers: Prime, where they are referred to as Autobots ( オートボット, Ōtobotto). These Autobots are often grouped into special "teams" that have the suffix "-bot" at the end, such as in Dino bot (Decepticon groups' names end in "-con"). Autobots typically transform into cars, trucks and other road vehicles some exceptions transform into aircraft, military vehicles, communication devices, weapons, or robotic animals. They can transform into machines, vehicles and other familiar mechanical objects, as well as mimic organic lifeforms (Dinobots). Both Autobots and Decepticons have "sparks", which function as souls and contain their minds and personality. The Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, are opposed by the Decepticons, headed by Megatron. The Autobots are the main protagonists in the universe of the Transformers, a collection of various toys, cartoons, films, graphic novels, and paperback books first introduced in 1984. Primus, Dynasty of Primes, Optimus Prime, Rodimus Prime, Sentinel Prime, Ultra Magnus, Bumblebee (DOTM), and Autobot Omega Outpost One (Prime) Marvel Comics, Dreamwave Productions, Fun Publications, Titan Magazines, IDW Publishing, and Devil's Due PublishingĬybertron, Earth, Iacon, Autobot City (G1), the Ark, Cybertron Base (RID), Diego Garcia (ROTF), Washington, D.C.
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