Supreme Released an Optimus Prime Action Figure

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The 6.25-inch collectible comes with two hands, two blasters, a fuel hose, a roller, a missile runner, and additional accessories.

Transformers is officially getting the Supreme treatment with a new collectible that fuses nostalgia, streetwear, and pop culture. On Tuesday, the iconic New York streetwear label released a teaser video announcing its upcoming collaboration with the Transformers franchise. The short animated clip, produced by PlasticAction, is set to Vybz Kartel’s “Clarks (Feat. Popcaan)” and features a bright red semi-truck pulling a trailer adorned with Supreme’s signature BOGO logo. As the truck rolls through the city streets, it dramatically transforms into Optimus Prime, the beloved Autobot leader, before breaking into a lighthearted dance sequence—adding a touch of humor to the reveal.

Titled the “Supreme®/Transformers G1 Optimus Prime Figure, 2025,” the collectible reimagines the original Generation 1 design with a Supreme twist. According to reputable insider DropsByJay, the figure stands at 6.25 inches tall in robot mode and can transform into a 13-inch semi-truck, staying true to its classic transformation style. The set includes a range of accessories: two hands, two blasters, a fuel hose, a roller, and a missile runner. To top it off, the BOGO-branded trailer is fully functional, unfolding into a combat deck and repair bay, adding both playability and display appeal for collectors.

The Supreme x Transformers Optimus Prime figurine is set to release on Thursday, May 17, via Supreme’s official webstore. While pricing details have yet to be revealed, the drop is already generating buzz among fans of both franchises. Whether you’re a longtime Transformers enthusiast or a Supreme devotee, this collectible promises to be a unique fusion of iconic design and streetwear culture.

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