Optimus Prime is a car, right? How can a car fly?

Skyfire [Seems to be this, right?] ] gave his fire to Optimus Prime, and then the entire fuselage of Tianhuo was linked to the pillar by iron sheet or ambulance [I forgot], which is equivalent to wearing a vest to upgrade the pillar, and then the pillar can fly. Let's take a look at some of the ones in the second part.

In Transformers 2, there is a plane man who originally worked for the Decepticons and was ordered to find a device to destroy the sun, but because he couldn't find the device and couldn't get used to the style of Megatron and Fallen Kong, he turned to the Autobots' plane man, called Skyfire, he gave his parts to Optimus Prime, and after Optimus Prime was resurrected, he had wings, and then he would fly.

It's not a car, it's a Cyberent, an autonomous mechanical lifeform.

He said precisely, it should be aliens, so they can bring their own flying equipment. Optimus Prime is not a car, but an alien friend who scans cars.

There are a lot of mistakes in Transformers, but the boss will drift around.

He's got a flying machine, and if you put it on, you can fly. =_=

Because his carriage can change wings.

Most of them will fly when they come back.

He has a shield and can fly.

Rook. - Do you know that I look up at the stars every night just to search for your soul? only love only op

After the G1 tires are deformed, two glider wings extend from the side and can fly... That's even more unscientific.

It must have been equipped with a flying machine.

Isn't his trunk just a flying machine?

Isn't there a thruster on the leg - love like a morning sun.

In the second part, Tianhuo dismantled himself and possessed himself.

Because he's a Transformer. Bitter Clicker!

The prototype of Optimus Prime's car is the Peterbilt Type 389 truck, which is produced by Peterbilt Corporation, a subsidiary of the PACCAR Group.

This car is mainly a transporter with a cool appearance. Peterbilt 389 is the overlord on American highways and is a classic of American long-head trucks. Its shape has not changed significantly since 1978.

But the powertrain and cab interior design are no longer what they used to be. The classic 389 now has an advanced engine and even offers a sleeper for drivers on long drives.

Car performance: With strong technical support, driving a well-equipped truck is as easy as driving a sedan. Moreover, modern trucks have long since completely abandoned the old, complex design of the past, and the new electronic transmission and new luxurious interior have given a new meaning to these retro-looking large machines.

The cab features a number of user-friendly designs, and the décor is completely comparable to that of a sedan. Spacious cab, comfortable sleeper, high-configuration audio and television, satellite communication tracking service system, etc., all greatly reduce the labor intensity of the driver, reduce the probability of man-made accidents.

With improved ergonomics, best-in-class suspension, advanced electronics and a quieter cab, the Peterbilt 389 truck has created a new model with a "progressive retro" style.

It's Peter Bildt 389.

The Peterbilt 389 is a household name in the United States, a typical American-style muscle truck, a bully on the American highway, and a classic of American-style long-head trucks. The shape of the dog's head and nose hasn't changed much since 1978, but the powertrain and interior design of the driving are no longer what they used to be. In the movie "Transformers", the prototype of Optimus Prime is this Peterbilt 389.

Movie prototype

The prototype car of Optimus Prime in the film is the famous American Peterbilt truck. Although Optimus Prime is a Peter Bilt 320 in the "Transformers" cartoon, the crew of the movie version of Optimus Prime is based on the long-headed Peter Bilt 389 in the mid-80s of the 20th century. Back in the 80s of the last century, when Optimus Prime, the leader of the Bo School, was first conceived, he was a deformable semi-trailer.

In the film "Transformers", he returns to his semi-trailer image. Although Optimus Prime is a cab-over semi-trailer in the Transformers cartoon, in the film he will be a long-nosed Peter Bildt 389.

However, in fact, while the two trucks built by the Transformers film's automotive department were based on the mid-'80s Peterbilt model, they have been "ordinary", stripped of all the manufacturing imprints and distinctive details. This makes it much easier to put the toy into production.

Optimus Prime is the leader and protagonist of the Autobots franchise in several Transformers. The first "Transformers" work in the 80s of the last century"G1 animation", Optimus Prime transforms into a container truck (with built-in defensive turrets and small balls), and the later works have different degrees of remodeling and vehicle forms.

One of the excellent abilities of Optimus Prime is to fully grasp the situation of the enemy, thoroughly study the intelligence, and repel the enemy in the shortest possible time. Optimus Prime's leadership and kindness make the people of Earth trust him very much, and his work can be completed more smoothly. Before the Cybertron Civil War, Optimus Prime was just an ordinary man who longed for peace and sometimes even the Decepticons who could fly.

However, he believed that only by resisting could he survive. After Master Titanium transformed him into a full-fledged combat robot, he threw himself into the fight against the Decepticons and fought for freedom (different works have different interpretations of the origin of Optimus Prime's leadership).

In the movie version of "Transformers", the form of the Optimus Prime car was originally a Peterbilt 389 truck, and in the third part, it was a Peterbilt 389 with a trailer, and in the fourth Peterbilt 352, it was later changed to a Western Star 4900 semi-trailer.

Car brand introduction:

1. Peter Bildt:

Peterbilt and Kenworth are the two flagship brands under the PACCAR Group. It is widely used in construction, garbage removal or transportation. The Peterbilt 389 is the overlord on the American highway and is a classic of American long-head trucks.

Its shape has not changed significantly since 1978.

2. Star of the West:

DaimlerChrysler, a subsidiary of Western Star, was formed by the merger of the former German Daimler-Benz Automotive Company and the American Chrysler Automobile Company. DaimlerChrysler's products include small-engine cars, sports cars, luxury cars, light commercial vehicles, heavy-duty trucks and comfort coaches.