Transformers G1 Omega Supreme AFA 85 ** POP 9, 3rd-Highest Grade, Only 2 Higher ** (Hasbro, 1985)....

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Transformers G1 Omega Supreme AFA 85 ** POP 9, 3rd-Highest Grade, Only 2 Higher ** (Hasbro, 1985). Released in 1985 as part of Transformers Series 2, Omega Supreme stands as one of the line's most imposing and narratively charged Autobots, conceived as a living counterweight to Megatron's ambitions and the Decepticons' unchecked expansion. In both the animated series and Marvel Comics, Omega Supreme is defined by restraint rather than swagger, a massive, sentient fortress whose loyalty to the Autobots is rooted in duty, loss, and a long memory of betrayal. His presence expanded the scope of the brand, shifting Transformers from individual heroes and villains into something closer to mechanized myth, where entire battlefields could transform and take sides. This example has been graded NM+ 85 by AFA and ranks among the elite, with a population of nine at this level, placing it as the 3rd-highest graded example known, with only two graded higher across the entire population. For collectors, Omega Supreme represents a moment when Transformers fully embraced scale, narrative weight, and engineering ambition in a single release. High-grade examples are persistently elusive due to the size, complexity, and condition sensitivity inherent to the piece, making strong population rankings especially meaningful. Few Transformers command space, attention, and legacy quite like Omega Supreme, and fewer still survive at this level.

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