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Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!

2009-12-05T20:26:29Z

86.130.145.143: Some clarification.

{{episode
|series=RiD
|ep=25
|series2=Transformers: Car Robots
|ep2=25
|next2=Assemble! New Troops
|title="Ultra Magnus: Forced Fushion!" "Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!"
|japanese=強制合体! ゴッドファイヤーコンボイ
|romaji=Kyōsei Gattai! God Fire Convoy
|translation=Forced Fusion! God Fire Convoy
|image=Forced Fusion Optimusbattlestation.jpg
|caption=Why do the Predacons always attack when I'm on the can?
|production code=
|production company=[[TV Tokyo]], [[Nihon Ad Systems|NAS]], [[Studio Gallop]]
|written by=[[Junki Takegami]] (Japanese) [[Matthew V. Lewis]] (English)
|director=[[Yoshiaki Tsutsui]]
|animation studio=Studio Gallop
|airdate=[[September 20|20 September]] 2000 (Japanese) [[October 13]], 2001 (English)
|continuity=
}}

'''Optimus retreats''' 
'''But his refuge is not safe''' 
'''Is the Matrix lost?'''

==Synopsis==
[[Image:Forced Fusion Ultramagnus.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Rhinox, eat yer heart out!]]
[[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus]] is disappointed to find that [[Ultra Magnus (RID)|Ultra Magnus]] is holding onto his old grudge and attempts to retreat, letting Magnus know he won't fight even as the other Autobot opens fire.

Back at base [[Koji Onishi|Koji]] is concerned. The [[Autobot Brothers|Autobot brothers]] leave to try to rescue Optimus, pondering why he's refusing to fight Magnus.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the battle is not going well for Optimus—Magnus blasts the ground out from under him, and Optimus falls into a chasm. [[Movor]], spying on the fight from space, transmits footage to the [[Megastar]] on Easter Island, where [[Megatron (RID)|Megatron]] watches with amusement. He wonders aloud why his Decepticons have so much trouble defeating Optimus when Magnus appears to have managed it with ease, and decides to sit back and watch the pair destroy each other.

Meanwhile, [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]], having been fruitless in his search for the [[O-Part|O-Parts]], stumbles on the battle and watches in amazement as Optimus lays defeated at Magnus' feet. Magnus tells the fallen leader he has one cycle to hand over the Matrix, however before he can inflict futher damage on the Autobot leader, the Autobot brothers arrive. [[Side Burn (RID)|Side Burn]] is spoiling for a fight and [[Prowl (RID)|Prowl]] reminds him they're there only to rescue Optimus. The trio retreat with their leader, but not before Sky-Byte is able to tag him with a tracking device. Furious, Magnus is too late to stop them leaving, slamming into the cliff wall as the space bridge portal closes and burying himself temporarily in rock.

[[Image:Forced Fusion Skybytedelusion.jpg|right|200px|thumb|This raises more questions than we're comfortable with admitting.]]
Sky-Byte follows the signal from his tracking device, musing that if he defeats Optimus, it'll make Megatron happy. After a short panic attack due to losing the trace, he flies on in the belief he'll eventually find Optimus, unaware he's being tracked by both Movor and Ultra Magnus. The shark soon closes in on an island which causes his memory banks to replay images from [[Landfill (RID)|Landfill]] and [[Ruination (RID)|Ruination]]'s recent battle. As it turns out, Optimus has indeed retreated to the island to recover from his fight with Magnus.

[[Image:Forced Fusion Skybyterock.jpg|left|200px|thumb|"You came to the wrong neighbourhood, frakker..."]]
As Side Burn enjoys an oil bath, Optimus admits that Ultra Magnus is his brother, and is carrying a grudge because Optimus was chosen as commander of the Autobots over him. Although Side Burn expresses concern, Optimus asks for some time alone, and Side Burn departs through the space bridge. Sky-Byte, having reached the island at last, promptly seals the portal to the space bridge with a number of large boulders and happily announces that he'll be able to fight and defeat Prime without interference. His joy is shortlived, as Megatron and the Decepticons hove into view over the water and confront Optimus. Before the Decepticons can fire, Ultra Magnus arrives and starts knocking them about like skittles. Ruination is formed, and he and Megatron ignite the oil deposits, turning the island into an inferno.

Alarmed, Koji and [[T-AI]] contact the Autobot brothers, who've discovered that the end of the space bridge has been sealed and are working to clear the blockage.

[[Image:Forced Fusion Omegaruination.jpg|right|200px|thumb|JUMANJI!]]
As Megatron gloats, Magnus tells Optimus he wants to make amends, however it's a trap—Magnus uses the opening to try to steal Optimus' power. The two Autobots combine into a new form: [[Omega Prime]]. While the Decepticons are standing stunned at this turn of events, the Autobot brothers finally break through the rocks blocking the space bridge and are similarly surprised to see what's happened. The biggest surprise is on Magnus—he soon finds he doesn't have any control over the combined form, and is unable to do anything as Omega Prime makes short work of Megatron and his Decepticons. Megatron calls a retreat, and Sky-Byte flees after them.

Optimus Prime watches regretfully as his brother flies off.
{{-}}

==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
*[[Ultra Magnus (RID)|Ultra Magnus]] (1)
*[[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus Prime]] (2)
*[[T-AI]] (4)
*[[X-Brawn]] (5)
*[[Prowl (RID)|Prowl]] (6)
*[[Side Burn (RID)|Side Burn]] (7)

|h2=[[Predacon (RID)|Predacons]]
|c2=
*[[Movor]] (8)
*[[Megatron (RID)|Megatron]] (9)
*[[Mega-Octane]] (10)
*[[Scourge (RID)|Scourge]] (11)
*[[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] (12)
*[[Ro-Tor (RID)|Ro-Tor]] (13)
*[[Armorhide (RID)|Armorhide]] (14)
*[[Rollbar (RID)|Rollbar]] (15)

|c3=
*[[Koji Onishi]] (3)
}}

==Quotes==
"I'm going to hit him so hard he'll have to open his trunk to find his headlights."
:—'''Side Burn''' knows his car-carrier anatomy.

"Extra, Extra! Optimus Prime found crushed at the bottom of a canyon at the hands of a brilliant bot named Ultra Magnus! Does Prime still shine? Read on!"
:—Beneath '''Movor''''s tough exterior beats the heart of a 1930s paperboy.

"Where are the O-Parts, where can they be? La, la, la, la... La, la, la..."
:—'''Sky-Byte''' branches out in the arts.

"Oh, what great rapture! A big fins up for me! Who's the shark now, baby?! Oh no, my sweet signal! No, please don't leave, no! Come back! Come back please, little dot! Please don't go away now..."
:—'''Sky-Byte''' loses it in more ways than one.

"Bitter? Bitter is not sending you postcards, but this whacko... He knocked you off a cliff!"
:—'''Side Burn''' just doesn't understand sibling rivalry.

'''Scourge''': Well, well, Prime. Have you got any last words for us? 
'''Mega-Octane''': Yeah, something short and sweet. Very short. 
'''Armorhide''': Speech! Speech! Ahahahaaa! 
'''Ro-Tor''': Maybe the great Optimus Prime has stage fright. 
'''Movor''': I don't know, Ro-Tor. Looks to me like this Autobot's got a whole lotta regular fright.
:—The Decepticons, having earned their moment of glory, proceed to milk it for all it's worth.

"Oh my... This is either really good or... completely catastrophic!"
:—'''Sky-Byte''' wisely stays under cover.

"Is that all you've got?"
:—'''Omega Prime''' is all out of bubblegum.

==Notes==
===Animation or technical errors===
[[Image:Fushion fusion.jpg|right|200px|thumb|''The bigger the cushion The better the fushion Or so I am told!'']]
*When originally aired, the title of this episode was spelled "Ultra Magnus: Forced Fushion!".

===Continuity errors===
*The first few minutes of the episode are a recap of the end of "[[Ultra Magnus (episode)|Ultra Magnus]]", but the dialogue has been changed.
*Ultra Magnus says in the recap (and in the last episode) that the ''Matrix'' chose Optimus to inherit it, and ''then'' it's said Vector Sigma chose him.
*How does Movor get into orbit again? He's shown to need outside assistance in "[[Attack from Outer Space]]", yet somehow he gets into space in time to watch Optimus and Magnus fight.
*One moment Ultra Magnus is demanding Optimus turn over the Matrix that instant, the next he's giving Optimus a cycle to hand it over. What? The action on screen simply indicates that Magnus is preparing to finish off Prime with one final - if a tad overly dramatic - kick, but the dub threw in the jarring switch in Magnus' demands. Magnus' sudden activation of his jetpack - perhaps indicating that he was about to leave, rather than getting some height for his kick - may have confused the dub crew.
*Koji is present at Autobot HQ from the beginning of this episode, despite not having been there at the end of "[[Ultra Magnus (episode)|Ultra Magnus]]", which took place just minutes earlier.
*Sky-Byte summons images from his memory banks of the climactic battle in "[[A Test of Metal]]" to identify Optimus's island...despite not actually having been present at that battle.

===Transformers references===
*Optimus Prime and Ultra Magnus were both created by [[Alpha Trion (RID)|Alpha Trion]].
*Optimus was selected to command Cybertron by the [[Allspark|All Spark]], [[Vector Sigma]].
*The island Optimus retreats to to recuperate is the same island from the end of "[[A Test of Metal]]".

===Trivia===
*Scourge blames his continuing failure to destroy Optimus Prime on his Decepticon underlings, stating that they've "come close, but then Movor goes and shoots the wrong target, or Armorhide can't fly that day". Granted, the first seems like [[Attack from Outer Space|a legitimate complaint]], but Armorhide is a ''tank''. On which days ''can'' he fly?

==External links==
* [http://www.ridforever.info/transformers-transcripts/rid-episode-25-ultra-magnus-forced-fusion-fushion.php "Ultra Magnus: Forced Fusion!" transcript on RiDForever.info]

[[Category:Robots in Disguise episodes]]

Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)

2009-12-05T18:54:50Z

86.130.145.143:

{{disambig3|Headmaster}}

{{nav-headmasters}}

'''''Transformers: The Headmasters''''' is a Japanese animated series that aired from [[July 3]], 1987 to [[March 28]], [[1988]] for 35 episodes, in support of the [[The Headmasters (toyline)|toyline]] of the same name. It shares its name with its opening song, "[[The Headmasters (song)|The Headmasters]]", and the ending song is titled "[[Kimi wa Transformer]]".

==Overview==
[[Image:HeadmastersPoster1.jpg|right|250px|thumb|A hilarious look at life in a Cybertronian boarding school.]]
''The Headmasters'' was the first Japanese-exclusive Transformers [[franchise]], and as such, marks the departure of the Japanese animated [[continuity]] from that of the US. Planned out by [[TV Magazine]] writer [[Masumi Kaneda]], who had previously worked on the Transformers [[manga]], the series follows on from the events of "[[The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2|The Return of Optimus Prime]]", ignoring "[[The Rebirth]]" and introducing the Headmaster characters in a distinctly different way than their American counterparts. Emphasizing the difference between east and west, the series (and its accompanying [[The Headmasters (manga)|manga]]) employed different [[character model]]s designed by [[Ban Magami]], illustrator of numerous ''Transformers'' manga.

The "-master" concept was entirely re-imagined for the series, discarding the Western idea of [[Nebulan]]s, and establishing the Headmasters not as Transformers who bonded with organic beings, but as diminutive Transformers who connected to and controlled large, lifeless bodies named "[[Transtector]]s". Drawing on a plot point established in American episodes such as "[[Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2]]" and "[[Fight or Flee]]", the Headmasters were introduced as refugees who fled Cybertron millions of years ago and settled on the planet [[Master (planet)|Master]], where they developed this new technology and trained hard in order to survive the harsh environment. Kaneda notes that he chose to give the Headmasters non-combatant origins in order to add an extra layer of meaning to the concept of "transformation," as the young 'bots grew from civilians into fully-fledged warriors. Consequently, it was [[Chromedome (G1)|Chromedome]]—a character essentially overlooked in the West—who was chosen as the lead of the series and cast as a "fiery youth" in order to emphasize this "personal transformation" theme, as well as to carry on the pattern of leaders with [[Optimus Prime (G1)|automotive]] [[Hot Rod (G1)|vehicle]] modes. His opposite number, and perhaps the true breakout character of ''The Headmasters'', was [[Decepticon]] [[Six Changer]] [[Sixshot]], a powerful ninja character who also embodied the “personal transformation” concept with his shifting allegiance.

According to the booklet included with the [[Pioneer]] DVD release of the series, the earliest episodes of the series were based on aborted scripts written for the unmade fourth season of the American cartoon, and indeed, after an opening three-parter that introduces the new characters, the series does indeed adopt the American format of individual episodic stories. As the series progresses, however, it develops an ongoing story and style that Kaneda openly admits is steeped in [[Toei]]'s history of sci-fi robot anime—likely due in no small part to the involvement of production staff who had a history of work in the genre, including writers [[Keisuke Fujikawa]], [[Toyohiro Ando]] and [[Yoshihisa Araki]], and producer [[Kenji Yokoyama]].

==Storyline==
When [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] released the energy of the [[Matrix of Leadership]] to cure the [[Hate Plague]], he could not have predicted the consequences of his actions. In 2011, without the energy of the Matrix to regulate it, the mega-computer [[Vector Sigma]] begins to destabilize, opening the planet up to an invasion by the [[Decepticon]]s and their new Headmaster warriors. Although the Autobot Headmasters, led by [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress]], arrive to help turn the tide of the battle, the day will not be won without the Matrix, and so [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] and the Headmasters scour the Earth in order to recover the talisman and stabilize Vector Sigma once more. During the course of the conflict, Optimus Prime dies once again, and Hot Rod again becomes Rodimus Prime.

The status quo of the renewed war sees Rodimus Prime in command across Cybertron and the Autobots' secondary command post on [[Athenia]], with [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] leading his own individual squad on Earth and operating out of [[Autobot City]]. In contrast, the Decepticons are based out of their old base on [[Chaar]], with Sixshot leading the Decepticons' Earth forces, operating out of [[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]]. Operating in the shadows is Galvatron's secret ally, the Decepticon Headmaster leader [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok]], who has a vendetta against Fortress for exiling him from Master. The first major shift in the direction of the series occurs when Vector Sigma develops a new alloy named [[Cybertonuron]], and Scorponok arranges for the destruction of Cybertron itself in order to keep the alloy from falling into the hands of either the Autobots or Galvatron. Galvatron is caught in the planet-destroying blast and believed dead, while Rodimus Prime decides to venture into space and search for a new homeworld for the Transformers, leaving Scorponok and Fortress in control of their respective factions.

Scorponok immediately begins a plan to harness the power of [[plasma energy]], destroying [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] in pursuit of his evil scheme. However, Galvatron soon reveals that he has survived and returns to take control of the Decepticons, leading them on a series of interplanetary raids for the purpose of gathering up enough [[Energon (fuel)|energon]] to enact his [[Grand Galvatron|master plan]]. In battle in Alaska, the Autobot Headmasters collapse a glacier on the villain, removing this threat, but allowing Scorponok to take leadership once more.

The Decepticons withdraw to planet Master, leading several refugees to escape to Earth to alert the Autobots to their plight, where a plasma energy explosion fuses the refugees and a group of Autobots and Decepticons together, creating the Targetmasters. The Autobots head for Master, where Scorponok is attempting to construct a weapon that can counter Fortress's mighty [[Master Sword]], and engage the Decepticons in a series of battles. When Scorponok's weapon, the [[Zarak Shield]], lays Fortress low, the Decepticons return to Earth in order to destroy the planet and gather its plasma energy. In a final battle at the South Pole, Fortress is super-charged with the combined energy of the entire Autobot army, and is finally able to defeat Scorponok and foil his plans.

==Cast==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
'''[[Headmaster (technology)|Headmasters]]'''
*[[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress Maximus]] ([[Ikuya Sawaki]])
*[[Chromedome (G1)|Chromedome]] ([[Hideyuki Hori]])
*[[Brainstorm]] ([[Ryōichi Tanaka]])
*[[Hardhead (G1)|Hardhead]] ([[Masato Hirano]])
*[[Highbrow (G1)|Highbrow]] ([[Michitaka Kobayashi]])
'''[[Targetmaster]]s'''
*[[Pointblank]] ([[Yūji Mikimoto]])
*[[Crosshairs (G1)|Crosshairs]] ([[Hōchū Ōtsuka]])
*[[Sureshot (G1)|Sureshot]] ([[Masaharu Satō]])
'''[[Trainbot]]s'''
*[[Shōki]] ([[Keiichi Noda]])
*[[Getsuei]] ([[Kazuo Oka]])
*[[Kaen]] ([[Masaharu Satō]])
*[[Seizan]] (?)
*[[Suiken]] ([[Kazumi Tanaka]])
*[[Yukikaze (Headmasters)|Yukikaze]] ([[Ken Yamaguchi]])
*[[Raiden]] ([[Keiichi Noda]])
'''[[Clone (subgroup)|Clones]]'''
*[[Cloudraker (G1)|Cloudraker]] ([[Ken Yamaguchi]])
*[[Fastlane]] ([[Kazuo Oka]])
'''[[Monsterbot]]s'''
*[[Doublecross]] ([[Michihiro Ikemizu]])
*[[Grotusque]] ([[Masaharu Satō]])
*[[Repugnus (G1)|Repugnus]] ([[Michitaka Kobayashi]])
'''Others'''
*[[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]] ([[Yōko Kawanami]])
*[[Blurr (G1)|Blurr]] ([[Ken Yamaguchi]])
*[[Kup (G1)|Kup]] ([[Osamu Saka]])
*[[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] ([[Osamu Saka]])
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] ([[Tesshō Genda]])
*[[Punch (G1)|Punch/Counterpunch]] ([[Masaharu Satō]])
*[[Hot Rod (G1)|Rodimus Prime]] ([[Hiroya Ishimaru]])
*[[Blaster (G1)|Twincast]] ([[Keiichi Nanba]])
*[[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] ([[Hōchū Ōtsuka]])
*[[Wheelie (G1)|Wheelie]] ([[Kazue Komiya]])
|c2=
'''[[Headmaster (technology)|Headmasters]]'''
*[[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok]] ([[Banjō Ginga]])
*[[Mindwipe (G1)|Mindwipe]] ([[Naoki Tatsuta]])
*[[Skullcruncher]] ([[Kōji Totani]])
*[[Weirdwolf]] ([[Katsuji Mori]])
'''[[Horrorcon]]s'''
*[[Apeface]] ([[Yūji Mikimoto]])
*[[Snapdragon]] ([[Kazuo Oka]])
'''[[Targetmaster]]s'''
*[[Slugslinger (G1)|Slugslinger]] ([[Ken Yamaguchi]])
*[[Misfire]] ([[Tomomichi Nishimura]])
*[[Triggerhappy]] ([[Michihiro Ikemizu]])
'''[[Clone (subgroup)|Clones]]'''
*[[Pounce]] ([[Masashi Ebara]])
*[[Wingspan]] ([[Hōchū Ōtsuka]])
'''[[Duocon]]s'''
*[[Battletrap]] ([[Hirohiko Kakegawa]])
*[[Flywheels]] ([[Tomiko Suzuki]])
'''Others'''
*[[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] ([[Seizō Katō]])
*[[Cyclonus (G1)|Cyclonus]] ([[Tomomichi Nishimura]])
*[[Scourge (G1)|Scourge]] ([[Masaharu Satō]])
*[[Sixshot]] ([[Michihiro Ikemizu]])
*[[Soundwave (G1)|Soundblaster]] ([[Issei Masamune]])
*[[Trypticon (G1)|Trypticon]] ([[Masato Hirano]])
|c3=
*[[Daniel Witwicky (G1)|Daniel Witwicky]] ([[Tomiko Suzuki]])
*[[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike Witwicky]] ([[Masashi Ebara]])
*[[Carly|Carly Witwicky]] ([[Kazue Komiya]])
|nonumbering=true
|}}

==Episodes==
{{see|List of The Headmasters episodes}}

{{collist|3|
#[[Four Warriors Come out of the Sky]]
#[[The Mystery of Planet Master]]
#[[Birth of the Fantastic Double Prime]]
#[[The Great Cassette Operation]]
#[[Rebellion on Planet Beast]]
#[[Approach of the Demon Meteorite]]
#[[The Four-Million-Year-Old Veil of Mystery]]
#[[Terror! The Six Shadows]]
#[[Cybertron Is in Grave Danger, Part 1]]
#[[Cybertron Is in Grave Danger, Part 2]]
#[[The Shadow Emperor, Scorponok]]
#[[The Dormant Volcano Mysteriously Erupts]]
#[[Head On!! Fortress Maximus]]
#[[Explosion on Mars!! Maximus Is in Danger]]
#[[Explosion on Mars!! MegaZarak Appears]]
#[[Return of the Immortal Emperor]]
#[[SOS from Planet Sandra]]
#[[Daniel Faces His Biggest Crisis Ever!!]]
#[[Fight to the Death on Planet Hive!!]]
#[[Battle for Defense of the False Planet]]
#[[Find MegaZarak's Weak Spot!!]]
#[[Head Formation of Friendship]]
#[[Mystery of the Space Pirate Ship]]
#[[Ultra Magnus Dies!!]]
#[[The Emperor of Destruction Vanishes on an Iceberg]]
#[[I Risk My Life for Earth]]
#[[Miraculous Warriors, Targetmasters (Part 1)]]
#[[Miraculous Warriors, Targetmasters (Part 2)]]
#[[The Master Sword Is in Danger!!]]
#[[The Zarak Shield Turns the Tide]]
#[[Operation: Destroy the Decepticons]]
#[[My Friend Sixshot!]]
#[[Duel on the Asteroid]]
#[[The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 1)]]
#[[The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 2)]]
#[[Heroic Legend: Optimus Prime VS Megatron!!]]
#[[Heroic Legend: 2010 Wars]]
#[[Heroic Legend: Head On, Master Warriors!]]
|}}

==Releases==
As one of the three series that received the [[Omni Productions]] dub treatment, ''The Headmasters'' fell under the ownership of TV Loonland, and consequently was made available for potential release by Transformers license-holders.

In the UK, the dubbed version of the [[Four Warriors Come out of the Sky|first episode]] was released on [[Maverick Entertainment]]'s ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' DVD, and the company subsequently released the first six episodes in dubbed form on a single-disc. Later, [[Metrodome]] included the dubbed version on their “Season 2, Part 2” boxset of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|original series]]. A subtitled version of the first episode was included with "Transformers: The Movie - Reconstructed". Finally, the entire series was released in a subtitled, dual-language format boxset in 2005. (This box set was purposely released in "Region 0" format so that it could be enjoyed by fans on both sides of the Atlantic. Sadly, due to legal issues the subsequent ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Masterforce]]'' and ''[[Victory (cartoon)|Victory]]'' boxsets were Region 2, and unplayable on most American DVD players.) In 2007, [[Madman Entertainment]] released Metrodome's version on their own boxset. In the same year, the RTM 1 dub version of the series was also aired in a late-night slot on the UK channel, Anime Central.

As of this writing, ''The Headmasters'' has still not been made available in North America in either form. (Better go buy yourselves a multi-regional DVD player!)

==External Links==
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%88%E3%83%A9%E3%83%B3%E3%82%B9%E3%83%95%E3%82%A9%E3%83%BC%E3%83%9E%E3%83%BC_%E3%82%B6%E2%98%86%E3%83%98%E3%83%83%E3%83%89%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B9%E3%82%BF%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' at the Japanese Wikipedia]

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