Haruma GÅ - Revision history

MahXyme: /* Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity */

2026-01-02T22:54:09Z

Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	~~====Ask Vector Prime====~~
	According to a story heard by [[Vector Prime]] at [[Axiom Nexus]], when the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Dr. Haruma Gō worked with Dr. [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spychanger]]s into Super Spychangers to handle the threat.

	Gō was also the youngest member of the Raiden Initiative, designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}

	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====
	{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}		{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}
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	After several further attacks by the Decepticons and their [[Destroid]]s, Professor Gō began to feel it was time to activate the Transtectors. Gō did not get to realize this goal, however, thanks to a Decepticon attack on his observatory while most of the Autobots were occupied fighting in the [[Karin Islands]]. Only [[Lander]] was present to defend him against the Decepticon [[Blood]], who collapsed a stone pillar on top of the professor, leaving him trapped as the facility exploded. When the Autobots returned, there was only rubble left to sift through, but the fatally wounded Gō was discovered clinging to life in the wreckage. Asking Metalhawk to take care of Shūta, he handed his son the key to the base he had built for the Autobots, and died. {{storylink\|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt}}		After several further attacks by the Decepticons and their [[Destroid]]s, Professor Gō began to feel it was time to activate the Transtectors. Gō did not get to realize this goal, however, thanks to a Decepticon attack on his observatory while most of the Autobots were occupied fighting in the [[Karin Islands]]. Only [[Lander]] was present to defend him against the Decepticon [[Blood]], who collapsed a stone pillar on top of the professor, leaving him trapped as the facility exploded. When the Autobots returned, there was only rubble left to sift through, but the fatally wounded Gō was discovered clinging to life in the wreckage. Asking Metalhawk to take care of Shūta, he handed his son the key to the base he had built for the Autobots, and died. {{storylink\|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

			====Ask Vector Prime====
			According to a story heard by [[Vector Prime]] at [[Axiom Nexus]], when the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Dr. Haruma Gō worked with Dr. [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spychanger]]s into Super Spychangers to handle the threat.

			Gō was also the youngest member of the Raiden Initiative, designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}

	===''Titans Return'' marketing material===		===''Titans Return'' marketing material===

Saix: /* Titans Return */

2024-12-03T16:26:58Z

Titans Return

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	::*''[http://www.transformers-universe.com/i.php?ID=6996 More information on Professor Go at Transformers-Universe.com]''		::*''[http://www.transformers-universe.com/i.php?ID=6996 More information on Professor Go at Transformers-Universe.com]''
	{{TRBlowpipeMold}}		{{TRBlowpipeMold}}
	~~{{--}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Saix at 16:26, 3 December 2024

2024-12-03T16:26:42Z

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	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====
	{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}		{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}

			[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]

	When [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}		When [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}

	~~[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]~~
	When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (G1)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}		When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (G1)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}

FigureGunplaFan at 15:15, 14 July 2024

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	:''Haruma Gō is an [[Autobot]]-allied [[human]] or [[Titan Master]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Haruma Gō is an [[Autobot]]-allied [[human]] or [[Titan Master]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[File:Professorgo.jpg\|thumb\|The one Professor with the LEAST crazy hair.]]		[[File:Professorgo.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|The one Professor with the LEAST crazy hair.]]
	Professor '''Haruma Gō''' (剛) is an ally of the [[Autobot]] [[Pretender]]s, and the father of [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Shūta Gō]].		Professor '''Haruma Gō''' (剛) is an ally of the [[Autobot]] [[Pretender]]s, and the father of [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Shūta Gō]].

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 00:38, 30 April 2024

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	[[Category:Titan Masters]]		[[Category:Titan Masters]]
	[[Category:Titans Return Autobots]]		[[Category:Titans Return Autobots]]
			[[Category:Variable species characters]]

Saix: /* Notes */

2023-10-04T00:22:07Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*~~Although this article presents~~ Professor Gō's name ~~in the traditional Western manner~~, ~~in Japan~~, ~~a person's name is~~ written ~~family name first, given name last~~.		*Professor Gō's given name comes from Ask Vector Prime, three decades after ''Masterforce'' aired. As such, it has yet to be written with Japanese characters.
	*The identity of ''Titans Return'' Metalhawk's Titan Master partner was indicated nowhere on the "Siege on Cybertron" boxset. Rather, it came from the [[Trypticon's Titan Master Crunch]] poster distributed at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2017.		*The identity of ''Titans Return'' Metalhawk's Titan Master partner was indicated nowhere on the "Siege on Cybertron" boxset. Rather, it came from the [[Trypticon's Titan Master Crunch]] poster distributed at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] 2017.

Saix at 00:20, 4 October 2023

2023-10-04T00:20:30Z

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	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====Ask Vector Prime====		====Ask Vector Prime====
	~~When~~ the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, ~~Professor~~ Gō worked with ~~Professor~~ [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spychanger]]s into Super Spychangers to handle the threat. He was also the youngest member of the ''Raiden Initiative'', designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}		According to a story heard by [[Vector Prime]] at [[Axiom Nexus]], when the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Dr. Haruma Gō worked with Dr. [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spychanger]]s into Super Spychangers to handle the threat.

			Gō was also the youngest member of the Raiden Initiative, designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}

	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====
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	[[Category:Scientists]]		[[Category:Scientists]]
	[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]		[[Category:Super-God Masterforce humans]]
			[[Category:Super Spychanger Lottery characters]]
	[[Category:Titan Masters]]		[[Category:Titan Masters]]
	[[Category:Titans Return Autobots]]		[[Category:Titans Return Autobots]]

Sabrblade at 20:38, 3 April 2023

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	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====Ask Vector Prime====		====Ask Vector Prime====
	When the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Professor Gō worked with Professor [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[~~Spy Changer~~]]s into Super ~~Spy Changers~~ to handle the threat. He was also the youngest member of the ''Raiden Initiative'', designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}		When the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Professor Gō worked with Professor [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spychanger]]s into Super Spychangers to handle the threat. He was also the youngest member of the ''Raiden Initiative'', designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}

	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Ask Vector Prime */

2022-07-02T21:36:45Z

Ask Vector Prime

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	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====Ask Vector Prime====		====Ask Vector Prime====
	When the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Professor Gō worked with Professor [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spy Changer]]s into Super Spy Changers to handle the threat. He was also the youngest member of the ''Raiden Initiative'', designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#~~Facebook~~\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}		When the [[Mutant (G1)\|Mutant]]s invaded Earth, Professor Gō worked with Professor [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Ōnishi]] to upgrade the [[Spy Changer]]s into Super Spy Changers to handle the threat. He was also the youngest member of the ''Raiden Initiative'', designing the superstructure of the [[Trainbot]]s. In addition to bringing the fire of youth to the project, he was given the newest model of train to name. He named the 200 Series Shinkansen "[[Yukikaze (G1)\|Yukikaze]]", after the winds of his native Hokkaido. {{storylink\|Source:Ask Vector Prime/Facebook#September 27, 2015\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/27}}

	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====

Saix: clean up, replaced: Diver (Masterforce) → Diver (G1), Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (3)

2021-09-20T00:25:03Z

clean up, replaced: Diver (Masterforce) → Diver (G1), Metalhawk (Masterforce) → Metalhawk (G1) (3)

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	====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====		====''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon====
	{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}		{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}

			[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]

	When [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}		When [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}

	~~[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]~~
	When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (G1)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}		When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (G1)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}

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	{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}		{{Voiceactor\|[[Keiichi Noda]] (Japanese)}}

	When [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}		When [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] and the Autobot Pretenders living on [[Earth]] came to suspect that their [[Decepticon]] enemies would soon reappear to threaten the planet, they revealed themselves to Professor Gō, seeking the scientist's help in preparing for the fight ahead. Happy to render his services, Gō created a [[Autobot Base\|large subterranean complex]] that would serve as a staging base and headquarters for the Autobots when the battle began. Within this base, he stored three [[Headmaster Junior]] [[Transtector]]s sent to Earth by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] of the Autobot [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmasters]], who were occupied battling the Decepticons in space. Gō kept his alliance with the Autobots a secret from his son Shūta, but Metalhawk, in his human form of "Mr. Hawk," was a regular presence at Gō's observatory research centre and became good friends with Shūta. {{storylink\|Birth! Headmaster Jrs}}

	[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]		[[File:profgodies.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Am I dead yet?]]
	When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (~~Masterforce~~)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}		When the day of the Decepticons' return finally came, Gō and Hawk were attending one of Shūta's school soccer matches. On their way back to Gō's [[Space Astronomy Research Center]], they were contacted by [[Diver (G1)\|Diver]] with news of a Decepticon attack on a cruise ship. Realizing that the day they had long dreaded had arrived, Gō was hesitant to tell Shūta the truth, but Metalhawk convinced him it was the right thing to do, and the boy was told the tale of the Transformers. {{storylink\|Rise Up!! Pretenders}}

	After several further attacks by the Decepticons and their [[Destroid]]s, Professor Gō began to feel it was time to activate the Transtectors. Gō did not get to realize this goal, however, thanks to a Decepticon attack on his observatory while most of the Autobots were occupied fighting in the [[Karin Islands]]. Only [[Lander]] was present to defend him against the Decepticon [[Blood]], who collapsed a stone pillar on top of the professor, leaving him trapped as the facility exploded. When the Autobots returned, there was only rubble left to sift through, but the fatally wounded Gō was discovered clinging to life in the wreckage. Asking Metalhawk to take care of Shūta, he handed his son the key to the base he had built for the Autobots, and died. {{storylink\|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt}}		After several further attacks by the Decepticons and their [[Destroid]]s, Professor Gō began to feel it was time to activate the Transtectors. Gō did not get to realize this goal, however, thanks to a Decepticon attack on his observatory while most of the Autobots were occupied fighting in the [[Karin Islands]]. Only [[Lander]] was present to defend him against the Decepticon [[Blood]], who collapsed a stone pillar on top of the professor, leaving him trapped as the facility exploded. When the Autobots returned, there was only rubble left to sift through, but the fatally wounded Gō was discovered clinging to life in the wreckage. Asking Metalhawk to take care of Shūta, he handed his son the key to the base he had built for the Autobots, and died. {{storylink\|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt}}
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	===''Titans Return'' marketing material===		===''Titans Return'' marketing material===
	Professor Go was an ancient [[Titan Master]] who granted those he partnered with the ability to manipulate cosmic matter.<ref>[[Trypticon's Titan Master Crunch]]</ref> He was presumably present with his partner [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]] as he fought against the Decepticons on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].<ref>''Titans Return'' Siege on Cybertron pack-in blurb</ref>		Professor Go was an ancient [[Titan Master]] who granted those he partnered with the ability to manipulate cosmic matter.<ref>[[Trypticon's Titan Master Crunch]]</ref> He was presumably present with his partner [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]] as he fought against the Decepticons on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]].<ref>''Titans Return'' Siege on Cybertron pack-in blurb</ref>

	==Toys==		==Toys==
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	*'''Siege on Cybertron''' (Gift set, [[2017]])		*'''Siege on Cybertron''' (Gift set, [[2017]])

	:A retool of ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' [[Blowpipe (G1)#Generations\|Blowpipe]], "Professor Go" is a [[Titan Master]] that transforms from a robot based on Blowpipe's Generation 1 character model into [[Metalhawk (~~Masterforce~~)\|Metalhawk]]'s head, compatible with any Deluxe-or-larger Titans Return figure. In robot mode, he can pilot/plug into any of the Titan Master class vehicles/beasts, and pilot-able Legends Class figures.		:A retool of ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' [[Blowpipe (G1)#Generations\|Blowpipe]], "Professor Go" is a [[Titan Master]] that transforms from a robot based on Blowpipe's Generation 1 character model into [[Metalhawk (G1)\|Metalhawk]]'s head, compatible with any Deluxe-or-larger Titans Return figure. In robot mode, he can pilot/plug into any of the Titan Master class vehicles/beasts, and pilot-able Legends Class figures.

	:Professor Go and Metalhawk were only available as part of the "Siege of Cybertron" set, which also includes [[Ginrai (human)#Generations\|Ginrai]] & [[Ginrai (robot)#Titans Return\|Magnus Prime]], [[Fathom#Generations\|Fathom]] & [[Tidal Wave (G1)#Generations\|Tidal Wave]], [[Pounce#Generations\|Decepticon Pounce]], and [[Thunderwing (G1)#SiegeOnCybertron\|Thunderwing]]. In the United States, this set was exclusive to [[BigBadToyStore]], but it saw a wider release in Canada where it was available at [[Toys"R"Us]], [[Amazon (website)\|Amazon]], the Canadian [[Walmart]] online store, book store chain Indigo and several PC retailers (seriously!). Additionally, it was also available at retail in Hong Kong and Singapore and even saw an official in the Netherlands, where it was exclusively available from BOL.		:Professor Go and Metalhawk were only available as part of the "Siege of Cybertron" set, which also includes [[Ginrai (human)#Generations\|Ginrai]] & [[Ginrai (robot)#Titans Return\|Magnus Prime]], [[Fathom#Generations\|Fathom]] & [[Tidal Wave (G1)#Generations\|Tidal Wave]], [[Pounce#Generations\|Decepticon Pounce]], and [[Thunderwing (G1)#SiegeOnCybertron\|Thunderwing]]. In the United States, this set was exclusive to [[BigBadToyStore]], but it saw a wider release in Canada where it was available at [[Toys"R"Us]], [[Amazon (website)\|Amazon]], the Canadian [[Walmart]] online store, book store chain Indigo and several PC retailers (seriously!). Additionally, it was also available at retail in Hong Kong and Singapore and even saw an official in the Netherlands, where it was exclusively available from BOL.

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