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    Omega Supreme

    Character » Omega Supreme appears in 97 issues.

    Omega Supreme is the Autobots’ colossal battle station and powerful last line of defense against the Decepticons

    Short summary describing this character.

    Omega Supreme last edited by gravenraven on 06/26/23 05:21AM View full history

    Major Story Arcs

    Marvel Comics Continuity

    Generation 1

    Dreamwave Continuity

    IDW Comics Continuity

    Powers and Abilities

    Omega Supreme has enough mass, strength and power to shatter a mountainside without much effort. He can also lift 300,000 tons. His enormously thick and heavily-armored hide is virtually impervious to all forms of blunt trauma, non-nuclear explosives and energy-beam weapons. The plasma blaster on his left arm can pulverize a solid 12' x 12' x 12' steel cube. The laser cannon mounted on his head can hit an object as small as a can at a distance of 50 miles. He can change his form into two other forms simultaneously: a laser cannon tank and a rocket with launching pad. The launching pad can boost its rocket into planetary orbit. The rocket is adaptable to communication, military and transport uses.

    Other Media

    Television:

    Omega Supreme in the Transformers G1 cartoon
    Omega Supreme in the Transformers G1 cartoon

    Transformers (1984) - Omega Supreme appears in the Transformers Generation 1 show, where he was first created and given life to on Cybertron to protect Crystal City. He was a very good friend to the Constructicons, however Megatron turned the Constructicons into evil Decepticons with a machine called the Robo-Smasher, and gave them the ability to combine into Devastator aswell. Then they attempted to turn Omega to the Decepticon cause with the Robo-Smasher, and even though it was a failed attempt, this rid Omega Supreme of most of his emotions, though not completely. Omega Supreme then continued to serve the Autobot cause on Earth, and stop the Decepticons.

    Omega Supreme in Transformers: Animated
    Omega Supreme in Transformers: Animated

    Transformers: Animated (2007) - Omega Supreme appeared in Transformers: Animated, and was a good friend to Ratchet.

    Video Games:

    Omega Supreme in Transformers: War for Cybertron
    Omega Supreme in Transformers: War for Cybertron

    Transformers: War for Cybertron (2010) - Omega Supreme makes an appearance in Transformers: War for Cybertron, where he is also known as an Omega Key to the core of Cybertron. Omega Supreme makes his first appearance in the third chapter of the Decepticon campaign, where he was activated by a false Omega Key which Megatron and the Decepticons mistakenly believed to be the real Omega Key. Omega Supreme makes another appearance in the fourth chapter of the Decepticon campaign, where Megatron and the Decepticons find out that he is the Omega Key, and that they need him to reach the core of Cybertron. They avoid Omega, until they find powerful turrets to take him down with. However, this did not defeat Omega Supreme. He makes another appearance in the fifth chapter of the Decepticon campaign, where he continues trying to stop Megatron, Soundwave and Breakdown. However, his attempt to stop them was failed, and Megatron corrupted Omega with Dark energon. Omega Supreme makes one final appearance in the third chapter of the Autobot campaign, where Optimus Prime, Warpath and Ironhide liberates Omega Supreme from the Decepticons, and Ratchet heals Omega's wounds. Omega Supreme also appears in the Decepticon Escalation map "District", however he only speaks, he doesn't appear physically.

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