NO no, not Movie Prime. I'm saying SG Prime would have the same level of brutality towards his enemies and there is no way he'd share power with anyone.
I expect he would just use the Megatrons as his pawns and when the time is right, he excutes order 66 on them!
I think the worry stemmed more from how is Animated/Prime/whatever else gonna be done in this modern G1 style. This design team is doing a fantastic job though of being faithful to the respective lines. Hope they can keep this up for a few more years. So many more figures we would all love to see redone.
A lot of the worry with Legacy came from the fact Acree, Bulkhead & Knockout barely looked like how they did in TF Prime, Acree clearly was not done that well, while Bulkhead, I think it boils down to the name they used and the fact he doesn't even look like TF Prime Bulkhead in any shape or manner outside of his headscuplt, if they called him movie Hound, I think the figure would of been recived better, but Hasbro did learn lessons from that, so the balanced the animated style ones a bit more, thou I doult we'll see a TFA OP in legacy for some time to come as we got at least three mainline OP figures come out this year:
RIse of the Beasts OP
Studio series Gamer OP War for Cybertron verison
Legacy Armada OP
I expect Hasbro to cool it with OP for a little while and focus on other characters as Legacy is pretty much a celeberation of TF history, thou I expect when they return to OP again, they'll likely focus on other popluar verisons such as animated, at least in legacy, while I bet Studio series gamer will likely do FOC, and maybe in due course, we'll see modern updates of Energon & RID 2001 OPs, we haven't had a serious firetruck OP since animated was on the air, thou its hard to say if that truly was a fire truck at times, thou its not offen that OP steps out of being a truck, at least a normal truck, RID was the first time OP was a truck, yet not a normal every day truck, he was a proper fire truck, well large city one!