Fiction-wise, this toy represents the Legends World Optimus Primal after he contracted Transformers sickness for the first time.

Designed by Diamond Select, this "Milestone" statue of Optimus Primal was to represent his season 1 body. Additionally, the Fossilizer subgroup—consisting of skeletal beasts capable of splitting into weaponry—is introduced to Kingdom's lineup of Beast Wars figures.Yet another Target exclusive redeco of ReAction Optimus Primal, this one is based on the " Burning Convoy" redeco of the original Ultra-class toy, cast in transparent red plastic with metallic gunmetal and gold paint accents. The toy also features several deco differences: While the paint applications were similar to the first Robotmasters Beast Convoy toy, the mouth was painted blue like the Telemocha Convoy, the white paint uses on this toy are brighter white compared to the first toy, some of the Robot Mode's chest detailing features lavender white paint details, and the gunmetal paint were used for the Beast Mode face. This Optimus Primal is a redeco of the first Masterpiece figure above, with the deco greatly resembling his original toy colors and his appearance in the Beast Wars Special " Lio Convoy in Imminent Danger! The rest of the line was made up of the Transmetals, "Beast Wars turned inside-out": robotic animals with fleshy inner robot parts.

The statue stood 14 inches tall, posed to look as though it were suspended in midair by Primal's jet exhaust. Finally, the Throne of the Primes, while a cardboard insert, features artwork of the faces of the eight other competitors in the survey— Arcee, Ultra Magnus, Hound, Shockwave, Megatron, Star Saber, Thunderwing, and Unknown Evil. This mold was redecoed into Cybertron Optimus Prime, BotCon 2014 Apelinq and Primal Prime, and United Optimus Primal.As with the above "Skeleton Type" toy, his packaging and paperwork is identical to the regular retail release; only a sticker on the box window is added to mark the special release. In accordance with his victory in a poll to choose the next Prime, Optimus Primal received a toy in Power of the Primes. A nontransformable figurine of bat-body Primal, sculpted in a sword-wielding action pose across a blue base. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. The sculpts for both BWX leader toys were intentionally designed to blend in with the Jungle Planet aesthetic, "in case" they didn't get a Beast Wars Anniversary release (according to Aaron Archer's statements at BotCon 2005).

Beast Wars Neo was really big on shell-forming and turning big chunks of animal parts into weaponry, and Big Convoy handles both of those elements in style.

Consider today’s subject, 1998 Transformers Beast Wars II Max-B, who is a cyborg German Shepherd with wolf-colored fur. Optimal Optimus's on-package bio states that he has Cybertronian "air guardian" technology and twin scramjet modules, most likely in reference to Jetfire, whose function is Air Guardian, and his Tech Specs said he had these same scramjet modules. Gunmetal replaces all light silver on the figure and light silver replaces the metallic blue on the inner chest section.

The Basic class bat Optimus Primal toy, named "Convobat" in Japan, was homaged in the 2016 e-HOBBY-exclusive Convobat toy, which is characterized as a separate individual from Optimus Primal. This mold was also used to make the Optimus Prime-recolored Convobat (explicitly identified as Optimus Prime), the separate individual Convobat, Onyx Primal as well as inspire the comic character Nyx. But sometimes when multiple brands get involved with a cheap piece of plastic, there are layers upon layers. The Optimus Primal/Megatron (bat/crocodile) two-pack and early production runs of the first Basic, Deluxe and Mega waves were simply branded "Beast Wars", with a Generation 2-style "Transformers" logo in the lower right corner of the packaging, like on French/Dutch/German packaging.

Beast Wars characters took on the appearance of fully-organic creatures, which also affected their robot-mode looks: while there were "metal" parts, the designs were much more rounded and organic in shape if not texture, the aesthetic inspired by Japanese series Guyver. Ape X Arms was repurposed as the Legends World Optimus Primal after contracting Transformers sickness for the second time in the Legends comic.