Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte: Reflecting move Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan) -> Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline

2023-10-07T04:01:33Z

Reflecting move Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan) -> Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline

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	===''Asterisk Story''===		===''Asterisk Story''===
	Clampdown's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline ~~(Japan)~~\|2007 Takara timeline}}		Clampdown's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline\|2007 Takara timeline}}

	Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}		Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[Clampdown (G1)#Collector's Edition\|''Collector's Edition'' Clampdown]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline ~~(Japan)~~\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.		*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[Clampdown (G1)#Collector's Edition\|''Collector's Edition'' Clampdown]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.

	[[Category:Autobot subgroups]]		[[Category:Autobot subgroups]]

Saix at 04:48, 20 September 2022

2022-09-20T04:48:41Z

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	~~:''The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program is an [[Autobot]]/[[human]] endeavour from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''~~

	The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakuseikan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.		The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakuseikan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.

Saix at 04:48, 20 September 2022

2022-09-20T04:48:14Z

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	:''The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program is an [[Autobot]]/[[human]] endeavour from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program is an [[Autobot]]/[[human]] endeavour from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

	The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''~~Wakusei Kan~~ Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.		The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakuseikan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.

	Known members include:		Known members include:

AzimuthAcolyte: Updating in preparation for move

2022-05-13T04:56:42Z

Updating in preparation for move

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	===''Asterisk Story''===		===''Asterisk Story''===
	Clampdown's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}		Clampdown's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech (technology)\|Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}

	Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}		Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}

Saix: clean up, replaced: Clamp Down → Clampdown, Clamp Down → Clampdown (10)

2020-10-21T09:44:31Z

clean up, replaced: Clamp Down → Clampdown, Clamp Down → Clampdown (10)

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	Known members include:		Known members include:

	*[[~~Clamp Down~~]]/[[Miko Tezuka]]		*[[Clampdown (G1)\|Clampdown]]/[[Miko Tezuka]]
	*[[Deep Cover]]		*[[Deep Cover]]
	*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]]/[[Lumina Hoshi]]		*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]]/[[Lumina Hoshi]]
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Toy bios===		===Toy bios===
	In [[2003]], Autobot police officer ~~Clamp Down~~ came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|~~Clamp Down~~#Collector's Edition\|~~Clamp Down~~'s bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover#Collector's Edition\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with ~~Clamp Down~~. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious ~~Clamp Down~~ became more flexible. {{storylink\|~~Clamp Down~~#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' ~~Clamp Down~~ bio}}		In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clampdown came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clampdown (G1)#Collector's Edition\|Clampdown's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover#Collector's Edition\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clampdown. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clampdown became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clampdown#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clampdown bio}}

	===''Asterisk Story''===		===''Asterisk Story''===
	~~Clamp Down~~'s excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}		Clampdown's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}

	Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}		Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[~~Clamp Down~~#Collector's Edition\|''Collector's Edition'' ~~Clamp Down~~]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.		*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[Clampdown (G1)#Collector's Edition\|''Collector's Edition'' Clampdown]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.

	[[~~category~~:Autobot subgroups]]		[[Category:Autobot subgroups]]
	[[~~category~~:Binaltech Asterisk]]		[[Category:Binaltech Asterisk]]
	[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]]		[[Category:Generation 1 subgroups]]
	[[~~category~~:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 22:11, 25 April 2017

2017-04-25T22:11:04Z

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	:''The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program is an [[Autobot]]/[[human]] endeavour from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''		:''The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program is an [[Autobot]]/[[human]] endeavour from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''

	The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakusei Kan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.		The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakusei Kan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.

	Known members include:		Known members include:
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	*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]]/[[Lumina Hoshi]]		*[[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]]/[[Lumina Hoshi]]
	*[[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]]/[[Ai Kuruma]]		*[[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]]/[[Ai Kuruma]]
	*[[Sunstreaker (G1)\|Sunstreaker]]/[[Kelly (RID)\|Junko Shiragami]]		*[[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]]/[[Kelly (RID)\|Junko Shiragami]]

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Toy bios===		===Toy bios===
	In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down\|Clamp Down's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}		In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Collector's Edition\|Clamp Down's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover#Collector's Edition\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}

	===''Asterisk Story''===		===''Asterisk Story''===
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	Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}		Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}

	While going for a luxurious drive with his partner, [[Kelly (RID)\|Junko Shiragami]], [[Sunstreaker (G1)\|Sunstreaker]] was egged into a race with a passing sportscar. He lost the race after taking too sharp a turn, demolishing a road sign, and was forced to stop at Junko's insistence. {{storylink\|I'll Show You Some Great Scenery}}		While going for a luxurious drive with his partner, [[Kelly (RID)\|Junko Shiragami]], [[Sunstreaker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Sunstreaker]] was egged into a race with a passing sportscar. He lost the race after taking too sharp a turn, demolishing a road sign, and was forced to stop at Junko's insistence. {{storylink\|I'll Show You Some Great Scenery}}

	While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}		While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[Clamp Down]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.		*The Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program was first mentioned in the [[bio]] of [[Clamp Down#Collector's Edition\|''Collector's Edition'' Clamp Down]] in 2003 as "an interplanetary exchange program". The time-frame involved, the reasons for the program, and the characters of 2005's ''Binaltech Asterisk'' being part of it were all retconned in later, by the [[Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 timeline]] published during the ''[[Transformers: Kiss Players (franchise)\|Kiss Players]]'' series.

	[[category:Autobot subgroups]]		[[category:Autobot subgroups]]

DrSpengler: /* Fiction */

2017-04-13T12:42:48Z

Fiction

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	In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down\|Clamp Down's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}		In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down\|Clamp Down's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}

			===''Asterisk Story''===
	Clamp Down's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}		Clamp Down's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}

	~~===''Asterisk Story''===~~
	Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}		Despite the ''point'' of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program being to publicly promote cooperation between Autobots and Humans, [[Red Alert (G1)\|Red Alert]] chose to keep his position as partner to Japanese police Officer [[Ai Kuruma]] a secret to all but her. Together, they helped find a lost little boy and pull a cat out of a tree. {{storylink\|The Cat and the Medal}}

DrSpengler at 12:39, 13 April 2017

2017-04-13T12:39:01Z

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	The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakusei Kan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated ~~at some point~~ in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.		The '''Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program''' (惑星間人材交換プログラム ''Wakusei Kan Jinzai Kōkan Program'') is a joint effort between the [[Autobot]]s and [[human]]ity to promote cooperation between the two races on [[Earth]]. Initiated in the early 21st Century, the Exchange Program sees humans from all walks of life, be they police officers, news reporters or super models, paired with like-minded Autobots, displaying unity and friendship between the races to a cynical humanity. Incidentally, their purpose is not to join forces and battle [[Decepticon]]s, but to solve various daily human dilemmas, no matter how mundane they might be.

	Known members include:		Known members include:

DrSpengler: /* Fiction */

2017-04-13T12:37:35Z

Fiction

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===~~Background~~===		===Toy bios===
	Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down\|Clamp Down's bio}} Clamp Down's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}		In [[2003]], Autobot police officer Clamp Down came to Earth as part of the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program, and worked with local law enforcement representatives to fight human crime on the planet. {{storylink\|Clamp Down\|Clamp Down's bio}} His brother, [[Deep Cover]], joined him in the initiative. {{storylink\|Deep Cover\|Deep Cover's bio}} Soon, Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] was assigned to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}

			Clamp Down's excellent performance generated a lot of positive response to the program, and so in [[2005]], it was expanded to incorporate several Transformers who had been outfitted with Earth-made [[Binaltech]] bodies. {{storylink\|Generation 1 cartoon timeline (Japan)\|2007 Takara timeline}}

	===''Asterisk Story''===		===''Asterisk Story''===
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	While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}		While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}

	~~===''Masterpiece'' toy bios===~~
	In [[2003]], [[Saejima]] assigned Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

DrSpengler: /* Fiction */

2017-04-13T12:25:50Z

Fiction

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	While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}		While covering an auto show, [[TV Bureau]] announcer [[Lumina Hoshi]] was helpless to stop a lighting fixture from falling from the roof upon a crowd of people. Luckily, her partner [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Broadblast]] transformed and sprang into action, catching the fixture. {{storylink\|The World's First Disaster Relief Car!?}}

			===''Masterpiece'' toy bios===
			In [[2003]], [[Saejima]] assigned Officer [[Miko Tezuka]] of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] to partner with Clamp Down. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clamp Down became more flexible. {{storylink\|Clamp Down#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'' Clamp Down bio}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==