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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he is usually depicted, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance. [[CharacterRerailment This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons]], where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he is usually depicted, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating fighting a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance.once. [[CharacterRerailment This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons]], where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
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* AdaptationalBadass: He's usually just the ComicRelief, KidAppealCharacter in the cartoon. In this game, he can take down Megatron (not to mention frickin' Devastator AND Menasor. At the same time) just as easily as Prime or Grimlock and is the most combo-centric character in the game.
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* AdaptationalBadass: He's He was usually just the ComicRelief, PluckyComicRelief and KidAppealCharacter in the cartoon. cartoon, and didn't show much in the way of combat skills like the other Autobots. In this game, he can take down Megatron (not to mention frickin' Devastator AND Menasor. At ''and'' Menasor at the same time) just as easily as Prime or Grimlock and is the most combo-centric character in the game.
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* FlashStep[=/=]SpeedEchoes: What his special move allows him to do, in addition to leaving a trail of afterimage behind.
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* FlashStep[=/=]SpeedEchoes: FlashStep: What his special move allows him to do, in addition to leaving a trail making him by far the quickest out of afterimage behind.the playable Autobots.
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* SpeedEchoes: His special FlashStep ability also leaves a trail of afterimages behind when he uses it.
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-->'''Wheeljack''': [[MadnessMantra Please don't be true, please don't be true, please don't be true.]]
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: He's the leader of the Autobots for a reason.
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He's the leader of the Autobots for a reason.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He's the leader of the Autobots for a reason.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: He's the leader of the Autobots for a reason.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he was in the first two seasons of the original G1 cartoon, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance. This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons, where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he was in the first two seasons of the original G1 cartoon, is usually depicted, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance. [[CharacterRerailment This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons, seasons]], where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
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* PsychopathicManchild: Like his G1 counterpart, he acts like an angry spoiled child such as when he starts blaming Soundwave for the Sentry-Bot's failure to tackle the Autobots (when the Sentry-Bot was ''Megatron'''s idea). And when the Autobots beat him in the final battle on the Earth's surface, he fires the Ferrotaxis into space declaring "[[IfICantHaveYou If I can't have the Ferrotaxis, no one can!]]". Optimus gives chase and Megatron follows, only to get his ass kicked a second time then throw a tantrum over [[spoiler:Optimus blowing up the Ferrotaxis]].
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* PsychopathicManchild: Like his G1 counterpart, he acts like an angry spoiled child such as when he starts blaming Soundwave for the Sentry-Bot's failure to tackle the Autobots (when ([[NeverMyFault when the Sentry-Bot was ''Megatron'''s idea).was]] ''[[NeverMyFault his]]'' [[NeverMyFault idea in the first place]]). And when the Autobots beat him in the final battle on the Earth's surface, he fires the Ferrotaxis into space declaring "[[IfICantHaveYou If I can't have the Ferrotaxis, no one can!]]". Optimus gives chase and Megatron follows, only to get his ass kicked a second time then throw a tantrum over [[spoiler:Optimus blowing up the Ferrotaxis]].
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* DropTheHammer: He and Grimlock are the two characters that can wield the giant battle hammers.
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* DropTheHammer: He and Optimus can wield large, two-handed hammers almost as tall as they are. And they hit HARD.
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* DropTheHammer: Heavy Weapons Ground Soldiers are armed with hammers.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he was in the third season of the original G1 cartoon, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance. This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons, where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Optimus isn't as stoic here as he was in the third season first two seasons of the original G1 cartoon, and is a tad more expressive, uses more simplistic and informal language (including contractions more often than not), and shows signs of being both a DeadpanSnarker and even a BloodKnight at times, calmly cracking jokes at Decepticons' expense and seeming to enjoy combating a massive swarm of Insecticons at once respectively, for instance. This is truer to his characterization in the cartoon's first two seasons, where he had a casual streak and often joked around in his down time.
