Aloha folks, the title says it all: War for Cybertron Omega Supreme! Let's get started!
Huge box as you can see. Let's let him loose.
Robot mode and friends/enemies: (Super pic heavy)
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| Try guess what source is this from |
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| W/Maketoys Giant aka Devastator |
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| Another reference |
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| My Autobot Siege line (Minus Jetfire) so far. |
Wowzers! This guy is huge and amazing! His ratchets and joints are super tight but that's a good thing, right? It allows you to just pose beyond your imagination! He comes with his own blast effects which is super elongated. You can separate it to smaller pieces. It's pretty wobbly if you stick it all together as evidenced by some of the pics I have shot here. I used some of Jetfire's blast effects to give him maximum firepower. My only negative gripe here was that I wished now that I bought Unite Warriors Devastator to match his size. To make matters worse, a part of Hook broke as I pulled Giant out of storage. Ugh. Sadly, Giant hasn't aged too well. Posability wasn't great either. Like I said in some reviews, I'm probably going for the official release these days.
Omega's battle damage lies mainly within all the ports where you can peg 5mm weapons or bots. It's as if it got burnt out.
Countdown (Partner)
Easy to play with. Stick em all over. That's all I am going to say.
Alt mode/Base mode/Shuttle
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| All aboard! |
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| We have lift off! |
Just simply amazing. I will confess that I used the instructions that came with toy. Just enjoy the pictures. Whatever I say doesn't do the pics justice. The Siege line continues to impress!
Conclusion:
A huge figure that retails $160 though with a coupon I got $20 bucks off Amazon so I got it for $140. It is definitely worth that price. If you can get it cheaper, why wouldn't you get it? Omega Supreme is a superb figure in every way especially for his size. Probably the best of the Titans so far I own. Get him now. That is all, folks.
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