While not officially said outright, we can assume that Rodimus is a Point One Percenter or at the very least, an Outlier. Though we actually have a pretty large amount of confirmed Point One Percenters, canonically, the percentage for these bots is actually way lower. Weird, right?

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Despite not being featured in another TV show, aside from the ongoing Transformers: Cyberverse series (psst! Watch it for free on Hasbro’s YouTube channel), Rodimus pops up in quite a few continuities. He appeared in the Transformers: Cybertron episode “Balance” as one of the wise elders. Other models in that episode include the G1 versions of Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, and Jazz. Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Commander Class figure, accessories, Golden Disk card, and instructions. In the second installment of what is now the Prime Wars Trilogy, something super questionable happens to Hot Rod. Instead of becoming a Prime, as he does in every continuity he’s included in, he became a...Cron?Classic G1-inspired Photon Eliminator Blaster, Matrix of Leadership with a light burst effect attachment to simulate a glowing aura, 2 smoke effects that attach to trailer pipes, and Sword of Primus inspired by the one featured in the comic books. Here's a scary thought for children of the 1980s. Hot Rod has a legacy almost as long as Optimus Prime. The first Autobot leader was introduced to American TV audiences and comic book readers in 1984. Hot Rod came along two years later. Rodimus kinda got robbed out of a larger role in Transformers: Animated (TFA). Originally, he was supposed to be Optimus’s rival and the jerkface of the series. Thankfully, that role fell upon Sentinel, the actual jerkface of a handful of other Transformers stories. Yeah, he’s still not forgiven for the Ironhide Cosmic Rust incident. DISCOVER KINGDOM: Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever

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CHOKING HAZARD: This product may contain small parts. It is not a toy and only suitable for the persons over 15 years old. CLASSIC G1 ACCESSORIES: Classic G1-inspired Photon Eliminator Blaster, Matrix of Leadership with a light burst effect attachment to simulate a glowing aura, 2 smoke effects that attach to trailer pipes, and Sword of Primus inspired by the one featured in the comic books. Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever THE PRIME EVOLUTION OF HOT ROD: Figure depicts the brash and headstrong Autobot, Hot Rod, after he claims the Matrix of Leadership and becomes Rodimus Prime This set comes with clear versions of Rodimus Minor and Takara Lottery Non-Battle Damage Deluxe Optimus Prime. In Japan, These are the first official releases of Optimus and Rodimus. Apart from their 2010 promo run, there is a slight difference in color from the original in the form of clear instead of clear blue. Notes [ ]Perhaps a tad narcissistic, but they do hold some emotional merit. Rodimus created them to reward his crew for literally anything, like fixing a hull breach, neat handwriting, and even abandoning your evil ways. Right, did we forget to mention Autobot Megatron? Now, after over 30 years, fans actually really like him again. Like, more than Optimus. And that’s all thanks to a little comic line: More Than Meets the Eye (MTMTE) and Lost Light. Written by James Roberts, the series helped breathe new life into the character. But he has a history in the franchise outside of the comics and G1. Rodimus Prime joins Commander Class! This figure depicts the brash and headstrong Autobot, Hot Rod, after he claims the Matrix of Leadership and becomes Rodimus Prime!

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Figure depicts the brash and headstrong Autobot, Hot Rod, after he claims the Matrix of Leadership and becomes Rodimus PrimeIt makes perfect sense that G.I. Joe and the Transformers would eventually team-up. One of these moments took place in 2006 when Devil's Due Comics released a series where Hot Rod played an important part.

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Includes a Golden Disk card that reveals a possible destiny of a key character. Collect other Kingdom figures to reveal all 3 alternate destiny variants for each character! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.) Arcee is a rarity among Transformers: she's a female. Introduced in the 1986 animated Transformers: The Movie, Arcee was one of a new generation of Autobots who came to Earth and help defeat Unicron. Unlike his Generation One counterpart, who transforms into a futuristic sports car, he actually transforms into a futuristic muscle car. This new vehicle mode seems to be a hybrid of a 2008 Dodge Challenger and a 1969 Ferrari Daytona.Customs policies vary in different countries. We are not responsible for any delays if customs clearance procedures are required or in the event that a customs red light situation prevents the shipment of your statue. So if you’re like most Transformers fans, you probably haven’t watched the Machinima web series. Don’t feel bad, you’re...not missing too much, though Frank Todaro’s spot-on Chris Latta Starscream is worth it.