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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible for revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the ~~[[wikipedia:bōsōzoku~~\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible for revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the {{w\|bōsōzoku}}, Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible for revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi ~~was~~ also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible for revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible for revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://~~www.~~variety.com/~~article~~/~~VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1~~ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://variety.com/2007/digital/news/meet-the-robots-intelligent-designer-1117969642/ ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (~~2007~~)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (film)\|Transformers]]'', ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\| Revenge of the Fallen]]'' and ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)\| Dark of the Moon]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light ~~and~~ Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light & Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the bōsōzoku, Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>		Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the [[wikipedia:bōsōzoku\|bōsōzoku]], Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>

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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light and Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light and Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.~~<sup id="cite_ref-0" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-0" title="">~~[~~1]<~~/a~~><~~/~~sup>~~ Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the bōsōzoku, Japanese biker gangs.~~<sup id="cite_ref-1" class~~=~~"reference">~~<~~a href~~=~~"#cite_note-~~1~~" title="">[2~~]~~</a><~~/~~sup>~~		Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<ref>[http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]</ref> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the bōsōzoku, Japanese biker gangs.<ref>[http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ref>


	==References==		==References==
	~~<ol class="~~references~~"><li id="cite_note-0">[#cite_ref-0" title="">↑<~~/~~a> <a href="http://movies.about.com/od/transformers/a/transfrmsf62007.htm About.com interview with visual effects supervisor Scott Farrar where he tells the story of Yamaguchi's involvement]~~		<references />
	<li id="cite_note-1">[#cite_ref-1" title="">↑</a> <a href="http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117969642.html?categoryid=1750&cs=1 ''Variety'' article on Keiji Yamaguchi's work on ''Transformers'']</ol>
	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0945325/ Keiji Yamaguchi at the Internet Movie Database]		*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0945325/ Keiji Yamaguchi at the Internet Movie Database]


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	'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[~~Industrial Light and Magic\|~~Industrial Light and Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.		'''Keiji Yamaguchi''' is a creature developer at [[Industrial Light and Magic]] and was a technical animator on ''[[Transformers (2007)\|Transformers]]''. Yamaguchi, who came to ILM from Japan in 2001, brought elements such as shiko, the squatting done by sumo wrestlers, and martial arts poses, like those of Bruce Lee, into choreographing the Transformers' complicated motions.

	Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[~~Michael Bay\|~~Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<sup id="cite_ref-0" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-0" title="">[1]</a></sup> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the bōsōzoku, Japanese biker gangs.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1" title="">[2]</a></sup>		Yamaguchi was responsible to revising [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime's]] design to give it a stronger, more heroic look after telling director [[Michael Bay]] that he didn't believe it looked heroic enough.<sup id="cite_ref-0" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-0" title="">[1]</a></sup> Yamaguchi was also developed the process of the Transformers transforming while in motion based upon the bōsōzoku, Japanese biker gangs.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1" title="">[2]</a></sup>