Transformers
2026 Optimus Prime's Power, Transformers
2026 Hallmark Transformers Ornament
QXI1183
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features "Optimus Prime," the sentient robot leader of the Cybertronian race of Autobots, from the Hasbro "Transformers" franchise. He's come to Earth to escape his dying planet, ravaged by millions of years of war between the two factions. Cybertron is a metallic planet, stripped of Energon, it's natural energy resource, which has left it nearly inhabitable. Optimus Prime's purpose, as the keeper of the Matrix of Leadership, is to safeguard Earth and ensure freedom for all sentient beings, restoring peace, empathy, and wisdom through selfless sacrifice. Since 1984, the Transformers' tagline has been, "More than Meets the Eye," referring to their ability to disguise themselves as machinery or vehicles. Transformed from his stealthy truck mode, Optimus stands in front of the Transformers shield emblem in red and gray, ready to defend! His most significant catchphrases include: "Be strong enough to be gentle," "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings," "Till all are one," "One shall stand, one shall fall," and of course, the most common one: "Autobots, transform and roll-out!" His message to other Autobots in the galaxy is, "We are here. We are waiting," but don't wait to get this ornament, or it may turn into a truck and drive off, before you can put it on your tree!
- Artist
- Orville Wilson
- Size
- 5" H x 2" W x 4" D
- Material
- Plastic and metal
- Box Size
- 5" H x 2" W x 4" D
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