- the means by which Prime had adopted numerous body forms in the G2 line - to bring about his own resurrection. With the power of the Reconfiguration Matrix, Magnus is able to adopt several different forms of his own, including his original body, but has selected a duplicate version of Prime's "Laser Rod" form for particularly comprehensive offensive power.Classics Ultra Magnus (2007) A two pack of Ultra Magnus (repaint of Classics Voyager Optimus Prime) and Skywarp (repaint of Classics Deluxe Starscream) made a Target Store exclusive. The pack was sold under the name "Battle for Autobot City". A later released 2-pack included Classic Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus.Titanium 6 inch War Within Ultra Magnus (2007) Two different toys of Ultra Magnus appeared in the Titanium line. The first is a repaint of the 6" inch War Within Optimus Prime in white colors.Titanium 6 inch Generation 1 Ultra Magnus (2007) The second is a new 6" inch Titanium transforming mold which resembles his Generation 1 form. Only features vehicle and super-robot modes, with no separate smaller robot mode, as the trailer does not disconnect from the cab.Convoy feat. Nike Free 7.0 Ultra Magnus (2007) A special repaint of the Optimus Prime from the "Transformers: Sports Label" series in Ultra Magnus' colors were released. However, it was still packaged under the name Convoy and is therefore still identified as a version of Optimus Prime.Alternity Ultra Magnus Featuring Nissan GT-R (2010) An eHobby exclusive (Japan) and TF China Carnival (China) exclusive white redeco of the Alternity Convoy figure.Generation 1 Kabaya Gum 25th Anniversary Ultra Magnus (2010) The 25th-anniversary gum toy is not a reissue of the original 1985 toy; instead, it appears to be based on the Titanium design.Timelines Ultra Mammoth (2013) A TFCC exclusive repaint of Big Convoy with a color scheme based on G1 Ultra Magnus. Transformers: Robots in Disguise The first new character to bear the name of Ultra Magnus since the Generation 1 original was known as God Magnus in the Japanese 2000 line, Transformers: Car Robots. God Magnus owed his name and alternate mode to Ultra Magnus (and also to Godbomber, an earlier character who disassembled to form armor for his Prime-styled partner), so when the series was translated for release in the West in 2001 as Transformers: Robots in Disguise, the name change was obvious, and Ultra Magnus returned to TV screens for the first time