Transformers Generations Power of the Primes Evolution Nemesis Prime (Amazon Exclusive)

This is bad-ass. A great product that I enjoy greatly. This one goes above and beyond the basic remold of the power of the primes Optimus Prime. The inclusion of the swords was great, especially the sword that becomes a vulture-like creature. The inclusion of the other weapons, the side cannons, was also great. Lastly, If I were to have purchased this as a collector, I would be happy to say that the box came in perfect condition. It was shipped in an outer shipping box. My one issue is not with this specifically, but with the Power of Primes line in general, the plastic feels sub-par as compared to the titans return and combiner wars lines. However I have not managed to break any of my POP figures yet. It stands roughly as tall as a MP Optimus Prime, and looks nice. As with all Nemesis, the red glass is a nice touch. Overall, the product was a good purchase and I am happy that I bought it.

This guy is going to be one of my favorites for a long time! He's a big son of a gun with some really nice detailing and not too many stickers. LOTS and lots of playability and a great transformation!Giza is a simplistic addition, just a two-step transformation from bird to sword, but it looks nasty and fits very well in both robot modes' hands.Bonus feature - if you mount the rifle in the small robot's hands (as shown in the product picture), you can very easily swing it up and around and basically give him a shoulder-mounted turret a la Soundwave.The only down point I can give to this figure is the vehicle mode; there are some really nifty tricks in the transformation, but the truck is definitely less convincing than, say, Powermaster Optimus Prime's. However, with the black-and-teal coloring, that's easily overlooked - and being able to swing out panels on the sides of the trailer to mount those gorgeous arm cannons gives it a great Mad Max look!

This is by the far the most greatest Nemesis Prime figure that Hasbro has officially made, and I have to say it is fantastic. The colors look very great for this dark duplicate of Optimus Prime in Decepticon colors, he comes with red sword that looks like the Vorpal Saber from Transformers Armada TV series and has Mini Con partner that transforms into a sword, plus two cannons that can peg into his arms and two blasters that can form the famous Ion Blaster.If you are a fan of Nemesis Prime then this is the figure you need to get.

Take the honest integrity of Optimus Prime, with his nobility and putting others first, then clone him and take away all of the good stuff. You will be left with Nemesis Prime. As we come to the end of Power of the Primes, and end the Prime Wars Trilogy, we get one of the best bad guys ever! Sorry Megatron.Nemesis Prime uses the same body as the previously released Optimus Prime. He is one of the bigger Leader Class figures, with a giant armor body. You can remove a figure from the armor, and transform him into Nemesis Pax, the clone of Orion Pax, Optimus Prime's first form. Both Pax and Prime have new head sculpts.Nemesis comes with a few extra goodies that we did not get with Optimus. He comes with the same gun as Optimus, as well as two forearm mounted cannons, Giza (a sword that transforms into a bird), and the red Dark Saber. When you leave behind the armor to play with Nemesis Pax, his gun comes apart to create two smaller guns, much better suited for the smaller figure.Nemesis Pax transforms into a flat-nosed big rig truck. The armor transforms into the trailer. The sides can be flipped out on the trailer to reveal mounting points for the two big cannons. The main gun mounts in the middle of the trailer, pointing toward the enemy. Giza and the Dark Saber combine and attach to the roof for safe keeping.Unlike some of the Combiner Wars Leader Class figures, Nemesis Prime feels like a really solid figure. Some of the previous figures sounded hollow, because they were. Most of the articulation is solid and keeps his pose. Mine has weak ankles, so he wants to fall forward. I have not heard of this being a quality control issue, so I am chalking it up to my individual figure.This is a great way to end the Prime Wars.

I love how it looks, the custom heads for both modes, the weapons, which are compatible with other transformers, so I can give my dinobot slash a giant sword, and the cannons fit nicely on a lot of other bots too, though the panels for his chest are a little loose on mine, but that's not such an issue, since it's only noticable when in smaller form and from behind.

A very nice repaint/remold of the PotP Prime mold. The mold to me looks better in black, and the new swords are a nice bonus.Hasbro does need to use less of those plastic ties to hold their figures in place though. It seems that gets worse with every line. It's also a shame that he doesn't come with a collector card like the rest of the line.

I love my Takara Legends Scourge and the Armada Nemesis was very cool in the show but this figure is hands down the best incarnation of Nemesis Prime. With extra weapons, a great little Micron and nearly perfect resculpted heads, Amazon Exclusive POTPs Nemesis is great to look at and even more fun to play with. I rarely love black repaints but at the end of the day POTP NP is beautiful.

POTP Nemesis Prime is an absolute masterpiece that improves upon the regular Optimus Prime Leader release. The large amount of gray plastic is replaced by Nemesis's black color scheme. It is amazing what a nice coat of black paint can do.In addition to being a repaint of Prime, the heads of the smaller robot and the bigger bot are brand-new. There are also two addition forearm cannons and Nemesis's trademark Dark Saber. Also included is Deception Giza, which can transform from a robotic bird to another sword. Interestingly enough, Giza can also tab into the Dark Saber to create a trident-like sword.Though there are things Hasbro could have done to improve the quality of the toy, such as having certain parts tab-in more securely or improving the ankles, this might be one of their best non-convention or club releases in quite a while.