Bumblebee Fighting Optimus Prime

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Transformers 5: The Last Knight is going to once again feature Michael Bay’s explosive prowess. But there is one thing that is more explosive than car chase, car crashes and robot explosions. Why is Bumblebee fighting Optimus Prime?

Transformers 5 Shows Bumblebee vs Optimus Prime

At the close of the Transformers 5: The Last Knight trailer, it looks like Optimue Prime is attacking his best buddy Bumblebee. There are not enough clues to indicate why the big guy turns on the little guy. However, there are multiple theories surrounding their fight.

One theory talks of a “dead” Optimus Prime, cites Cosmic Book News. It appears that Prime is dead in the first few shots of the trailer. It appears that after he leaves Earth in the previous film

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