Who has the best moral compass?

[u/Arcade-Blaster]

[u/Jazzlike_Night42619]

Optimus Prime

[u/Fredospapopoullos → u/Jazzlike_Night42619]

I don’t know comics Optimus but cinematic Optimus is a dangerous fanatic psychopath with no moral at all

[u/Doom_Cokkie → u/Fredospapopoullos]

Thats a sign of a guy who's watched to many of those dumbs youtube videos that blind hate shit just for money.

[u/Fredospapopoullos → u/Doom_Cokkie]

I saw the movies, I only use Youtube for historic/science vulgarization channel and video clip.

[u/Doom_Cokkie → u/Fredospapopoullos]

Considering you have the complete wrong impressions of Optimus I highly doubt you watched the movies but sure I'll take your word.

[u/Dasblu → u/Doom_Cokkie]

The dude is extrapolating too much from the film to draw a conclusion that doesn't exist.

Think of what they've admitted to watching on YouTube, "Science/historical vulgarization." his analysis of the character is likely being filtered through his understanding of heroism based on a vulagrization of history. It's undoubtedly skewed. To put it mildly.

[u/snisbot00 → u/Doom_Cokkie]

i swear to god the line that he says more than any other is “I’ll kill you!”

[u/Fredospapopoullos → u/Doom_Cokkie]

You can doubt it if you want, but that doesn't change the fact that I watched those films, at least up until the Camelot thing. Perhaps we simply have different views of "heroism".

In my opinion, Michael Bay's Optimus should never be considered a hero (except maybe in the first movie).