Go! Go! issue 31 - Revision history

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	'''~~Introducing the Autobot firefighter~~ Inferno!'''		'''Inferno is a bit too trigger-happy with that water cannon of his.'''

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	Introducing the Autobot firefighter Inferno!		'''Introducing the Autobot firefighter Inferno!'''

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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			Introducing the Autobot firefighter Inferno!

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

Autoboty: /* Synopsis */

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Synopsis

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	~~{{issuestub}}~~		[[Bumblebee (G1)\|Bumblebee]] has raked up a nice pile of autumn leaves in front of the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]], preparing to make a bonfire so he can roast some sweet potatoes as a snack. However, that's when [[Inferno (G1)\|Inferno]] comes rushing over! Transforming into his robot mode, Inferno educates Bumblebee on some basic fire safety tips such as always using fire with an adult present. Inferno, of course, counts as an adult so he decides to watch over Bumblebee while he lights the fire. Bumblebee lights a match... but Inferno's firefighter instincts kick in and douses Bumblebee with a blast from his water cannon! Though Inferno apologizes profusely, his instincts prove too powerful – when Bumblebee lights his second match, the sight of the flame prompts Inferno to blast Bumblebee with another jet of water!

			That's when Inferno spots a thin plume of smoke rising from a mountain, and the two Autobots [[roll out]] with sirens blaring. Turns out the source isn't a forest fire as Inferno feared, but a smoke signal sent up by a father and his son after they got lost while hiking in the mountain. The Autobots take the humans to the foot of the mountain. The son has gotten hungry, however, so Bumblebee suggests roasting sweet potatoes once more. The father agrees and whips out a cigarette lighter to light a fire... but Inferno's firefighter instincts once again compel him to blast the two with water, forcing Bumblebee to jump in and block the water with his body to shield the two [[human]]s!

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

Cyberlink420 at 20:39, 13 June 2024

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	*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potato\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.		*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potato\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.
	*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.		*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.
	*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット~~[https://~~ja~~.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3~~ 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.		*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット{{w\|lang=ja\|消防団}} (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.

	==External links==		==External links==

AzimuthAcolyte: Link update

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Link update

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	*[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/GUwpy Issue 31] at ''TV Magazine''		*[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/GUwpy Issue 31] at ''TV Magazine''
	*[https://comic-days.com/episode/14079602755449025196 Issue 31] on Comic-Days		*[https://comic-days.com/episode/14079602755449025196 Issue 31] on Comic-Days
	*[https://www.tumblr.com/transformers-translations/734206202015301632/my-fan-translation-of-transformers-go-go-vol Translation of issue 31] at the TF Translations blog		<!-----
			*[https://www.tumblr.com/transformers-translations/734206202015301632/my-fan-translation-of-transformers-go-go-vol Translation of issue 31] at the TF Translations blog (dead link)
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AzimuthAcolyte: Live on Comic-Days

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Live on Comic-Days

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/GUwpy Issue 31] at ''TV Magazine''		*[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/GUwpy Issue 31] at ''TV Magazine''
			*[https://comic-days.com/episode/14079602755449025196 Issue 31] on Comic-Days
	*[https://www.tumblr.com/transformers-translations/734206202015301632/my-fan-translation-of-transformers-go-go-vol Translation of issue 31] at the TF Translations blog		*[https://www.tumblr.com/transformers-translations/734206202015301632/my-fan-translation-of-transformers-go-go-vol Translation of issue 31] at the TF Translations blog
	[[Category:Go! Go! issues]]		[[Category:Go! Go! issues]]

AzimuthAcolyte: New issue!

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New issue!

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.		*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.
	*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet ~~potatoes~~\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.		*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potato\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.
	*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.		*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.
	*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.		*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.

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	*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.		*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.
	*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potatoes\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.		*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potatoes\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.
	*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival ~~(hence the vest Bumblebee is wearing)~~.		*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.
	*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.		*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.		*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.
	*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet ~~potatoes~~\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.		*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potato\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.
	*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.		*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.
	*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.		*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.

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	*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.		*The upside down mop thing Inferno wields in this issue is a kind of traditional Japanese firefighting tool called a ''{{w\|matoi}}'' (纏), probably best known to western audiences as the signature weapon(?) of the fireman protagonist of hit [[Studio Trigger]] film ''{{w\|Promare}}'' and those of Special Fire Force Company 7 from the manga ''{{w\|Fire Force}}''. Actually a funky kind of flag, the standard is designed to be twirled from the top of a nearby building. The resultant hard-to-miss flailing jellyfish acts as a sort of emergency beacon, warning away civilians while directing other firefighters to the site of the fire.
	*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potatoes\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.		*The campfire cookout meanwhile is a recipe for ''{{w\|Roasted sweet potatoes\|yaki-imo}}'' (焼き芋), a common street dish of roasted sweet potato.
	*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival ~~(hence the vest Bumblebee is wearing)~~.		*The wooden pieces that Bumblebee is holding on the title page is a ''{{w\|hyōshigi}}'' (拍子木), wood or bamboo clappers connected by a rope that's used in traditional Japanese theaters like {{w\|Kabuki}} and {{w\|bunraku}} (puppet theater), as well used in parts of a festival.
	*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.		*The vest Bumblebee is wearing says "Autobot Fire Department" オートボット[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B6%88%E9%98%B2%E5%9B%A3 消防団] (しょうぼうだん ''shouboudan''), ''shouboudan'' indicating {{w\|Volunteer fire department\|volunteer firefighters}} in Japan.