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'''Optimus Prime''' was depicted as the tractor trailer | In [[Transformers]], '''Optimus Prime''' is the main leader of the Autobots, the protagonists of the franchise. In Sonichu, he was depicted as the tractor-trailer who savagely murdered [[Sarah Jackson]] in [[Sonichu 8|''Sonichu'' #8]]. This has led to speculation that Jackson was, in fact, a Decepticon agent, although Prime's actions, regardless of their intent, still make him one of the deadliest and most popular Sonichu villains of all-time. | ||
In spite of this act, Chris remains a fan of Optimus Prime and considers himself just as [[Quizzes#Christian Weston Chandler Quiz|strong and noble]]. Chris has referenced<ref>[[IRC (28 December 2008)]]</ref><ref>[[CWC Update 28 December 2008]]</ref> a story of a boy who locked himself in his room upon seeing Prime's death in the 1986 film " | In spite of this act, Chris remains a fan of Optimus Prime and considers himself just as [[Quizzes#Christian Weston Chandler Quiz|strong and noble]]. Chris has referenced<ref>[[IRC (28 December 2008)]]</ref><ref>[[CWC Update 28 December 2008]]</ref> a story of a boy who locked himself in his room upon seeing Prime's death in the 1986 film "Transformers: The Movie".<ref>[http://www.thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/1600-nostalgia-critic-top-11-saddest-moments The Nostalgia Critic - Top 11 Saddest Moments]</ref> | ||
Further, Chris considers Optimus Prime an important symbol of masculinity. When forced to [[Captain's Log, Stardate February 5th, 2009|say that he was gay]], Chris held his Optimus Prime toy throughout the video, an act he [[Captain's Log, Stardate February 6th, 2009|later explained]] was a nonverbal clue that his gay confession was insincere. | Further, Chris considers Optimus Prime an important symbol of masculinity. When forced to [[Captain's Log, Stardate February 5th, 2009|say that he was gay]], Chris held his Optimus Prime toy throughout the video, an act he [[Captain's Log, Stardate February 6th, 2009|later explained]] was a nonverbal clue that his gay confession was insincere. | ||
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| “ | I also see myself as a leader-figure, like Optimus Prime. | ” |
| Chris[1] | ||
In Transformers, Optimus Prime is the main leader of the Autobots, the protagonists of the franchise. In Sonichu, he was depicted as the tractor-trailer who savagely murdered Sarah Jackson in Sonichu #8. This has led to speculation that Jackson was, in fact, a Decepticon agent, although Prime's actions, regardless of their intent, still make him one of the deadliest and most popular Sonichu villains of all-time.
In spite of this act, Chris remains a fan of Optimus Prime and considers himself just as strong and noble. Chris has referenced[2][3] a story of a boy who locked himself in his room upon seeing Prime's death in the 1986 film "Transformers: The Movie".[4] Further, Chris considers Optimus Prime an important symbol of masculinity. When forced to say that he was gay, Chris held his Optimus Prime toy throughout the video, an act he later explained was a nonverbal clue that his gay confession was insincere.
| “ | I was holding on to my manhood, my straightness by having Optimus Prime in my lap... | ” |
| Chris, discussing how he was gripping tightly to manhood while he announced his homosexuality | ||
In his Rollin' and Trollin' video, it was revealed that Chris carries Optimus Prime around in his backpack, probably for security. According to field trolls, after making fun of Optimus Chris whispered "I'm sorry Optimus" while placing him back in his bag. Sadly, this incident was not caught on camera, but it does prove Optimus has a stronger hold on Chris than previously thought. The only reason he likely doesn't show up as often in the comic as Chris's other obsessions is likely because, as a mechanical object, he's a bit harder to draw than the amorphous blobs that make up the rest of the cast.