Motoki Takaya - Revision history

AzimuthAcolyte at 05:10, 25 March 2026

2026-03-25T05:10:47Z

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	'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on ''{{w\|Armored Police Metal Jack}}'',<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H04-131295/B050AA66893FE571162FA8C288302EA77EBC46C61181B9D7A7A216EAC9BA9748/23/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' armor combination system</ref><ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H05-000195/91EF20F7CFD855874D794846319E2023DB75185A9FE334E3D5479FB25BAC8209/21/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' Hyper Red Jack Armor</ref> followed by the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: the lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.		'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on ''{{w\|Armored Police Metal Jack}}'',<ref>[https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H04-131295/B050AA66893FE571162FA8C288302EA77EBC46C61181B9D7A7A216EAC9BA9748/23/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' armor combination system]</ref><ref>[https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H05-000195/91EF20F7CFD855874D794846319E2023DB75185A9FE334E3D5479FB25BAC8209/21/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' Hyper Red Jack Armor]</ref> followed by the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: the lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.

	==Known design work==		==Known design work==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	*Besides designing robot superhero toys, Takaya worked on Takara's ''[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/679642.stm Aquaroid]'' underwater robotics line in the early 2000s,<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2002-028380/8A1E27D3E9E2D29D0D5533410C361F45F30F20DA148031BF0D36C6A08430D9DC/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Aquaroid'' jellyfish</ref> and was on ''[[Beyblade]]'' around 2002.<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2004-113521/615C035F3EFC25254D3192C0EF3C4862FEDAF8DC92C6870E14A8D87A42225EE2/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Beyblade'' launcher</ref>		*Besides designing robot superhero toys, Takaya worked on Takara's ''[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/679642.stm Aquaroid]'' underwater robotics line in the early 2000s,<ref>[https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2002-028380/8A1E27D3E9E2D29D0D5533410C361F45F30F20DA148031BF0D36C6A08430D9DC/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Aquaroid'' jellyfish]</ref> and was on ''[[Beyblade]]'' around 2002.<ref>[https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2004-113521/615C035F3EFC25254D3192C0EF3C4862FEDAF8DC92C6870E14A8D87A42225EE2/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Beyblade'' launcher]</ref>

	*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.		*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.

Monzo at 12:04, 31 December 2023

2023-12-31T12:04:37Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	*Besides designing robot superhero toys, Takaya worked on Takara's ''[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/679642.stm Aquaroid]'' underwater robotics line in the early 2000s,<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2002-028380/8A1E27D3E9E2D29D0D5533410C361F45F30F20DA148031BF0D36C6A08430D9DC/11/ja Japanese patent for Aquaroid jellyfish</ref> and was on ''[[Beyblade]]'' around 2002.<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2004-113521/615C035F3EFC25254D3192C0EF3C4862FEDAF8DC92C6870E14A8D87A42225EE2/11/ja Japanese patent for Beyblade launcher</ref>		*Besides designing robot superhero toys, Takaya worked on Takara's ''[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/679642.stm Aquaroid]'' underwater robotics line in the early 2000s,<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2002-028380/8A1E27D3E9E2D29D0D5533410C361F45F30F20DA148031BF0D36C6A08430D9DC/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Aquaroid'' jellyfish</ref> and was on ''[[Beyblade]]'' around 2002.<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2004-113521/615C035F3EFC25254D3192C0EF3C4862FEDAF8DC92C6870E14A8D87A42225EE2/11/ja Japanese patent for ''Beyblade'' launcher</ref>

	*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.		*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.

Monzo at 11:47, 31 December 2023

2023-12-31T11:47:50Z

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	[[File:Motoki Takaya and Robot Base GX.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.6\|His robots are too strong for you, traveler.]]		[[File:Motoki Takaya and Robot Base GX.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.6\|His robots are too strong for you, traveler.]]
	'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: ~~The~~ lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.		'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on ''{{w\|Armored Police Metal Jack}}'',<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H04-131295/B050AA66893FE571162FA8C288302EA77EBC46C61181B9D7A7A216EAC9BA9748/23/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' armor combination system</ref><ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-H05-000195/91EF20F7CFD855874D794846319E2023DB75185A9FE334E3D5479FB25BAC8209/21/ja Japanese patent for ''Metal Jack'' Hyper Red Jack Armor</ref> followed by the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: the lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.

	==Known design work==		==Known design work==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>
			*Besides designing robot superhero toys, Takaya worked on Takara's ''[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/679642.stm Aquaroid]'' underwater robotics line in the early 2000s,<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2002-028380/8A1E27D3E9E2D29D0D5533410C361F45F30F20DA148031BF0D36C6A08430D9DC/11/ja Japanese patent for Aquaroid jellyfish</ref> and was on ''[[Beyblade]]'' around 2002.<ref>https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go.jp/c1800/PU/JP-2004-113521/615C035F3EFC25254D3192C0EF3C4862FEDAF8DC92C6870E14A8D87A42225EE2/11/ja Japanese patent for Beyblade launcher</ref>

	*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.		*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Notes */

2023-09-13T15:05:32Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record ~~has~~ having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record as having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.		*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.

	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/diaclone/product_details/ Gallery of Takaya's prodigious ''Transformers''-adjacent output at TakaraTomy's ''Diaclone'' website.]		*[https://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/diaclone/product_details/ Gallery of Takaya's prodigious ''Transformers''-adjacent output at TakaraTomy's ''Diaclone'' website.]

AzimuthAcolyte at 20:26, 9 September 2023

2023-09-09T20:26:45Z

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	[[File:Motoki Takaya and Robot Base GX.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.6\|~~These~~ robots are too strong for you, traveler.]]		[[File:Motoki Takaya and Robot Base GX.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.6\|His robots are too strong for you, traveler.]]
	'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: The lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.		'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: The lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.

AzimuthAcolyte: Mainpic, trivia

2023-09-09T20:24:16Z

Mainpic, trivia

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			[[File:Motoki Takaya and Robot Base GX.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.6\|These robots are too strong for you, traveler.]]
	'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: The lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.		'''Motoki Takaya''' (高谷元基 ''Takaya Motoki'') is a toy designer at [[TakaraTomy]] with a long history of orbiting ''around'' the ''Transformers'' brand. Coming on to Takara in the [[1988]], he cut his teeth on the headlining [[Powered Master]]s of [[1990]]'s ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)#Transformers: Zone\|Transformers: Zone]]'' during his brief stint with the ''Transformers'' brand proper. From there, he worked on the {{w\|Gridman the Hyper Agent\|original incarnation}} of the popular ''Gridman'' franchise, the [[1999]] ''Micro Millenium'' relaunch of the mother of all [[pre-Transformer]] toylines ''[[Microman]]'', the [[2012]] ''Beast Saga'' reboot of one-time Generation 1 spinoff ''[[Beastformers (franchise)\|Beastformers]]'', and finally landed the gig for which he is best known among shape-morphing toy robot fans today: The lead designer of the fantastically successful (and fantastically expensive) [[2016]] revival of the pre-Transformer franchise ''[[Diaclone]]''.

	==Known design work==		==Known design work==
	[[File:Zone daiatlas toy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|]]		[[File:Zone daiatlas toy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|''Zone'' Dai Atlas]]
	===Generation 1===		===Generation 1===
	====''Transformers: Zone''====		====''Transformers: Zone''====
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	{{-}}		{{-}}

			==Notes==
			*Takaya was a ''Diaclone'' nerd long before he was a ''Diaclone'' designer. He is on the record has having named Dai Atlas and pals' "[[Big Powered]]" combined mode after a similarly tripartite toy from the original ''Diaclone'' line.<ref name = "SF Land"/>
			*To date, Takaya has produced bougie twice-as-expensive-as-''[[The Transformers: Masterpiece\|Masterpiece]]'' re-imaginings of the pre-[[Powerdasher]]s, pre-[[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], and pre-[[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]. No, you may not see them.
	==External links==		==External links==
			*[https://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/diaclone/product_details/ Gallery of Takaya's prodigious ''Transformers''-adjacent output at TakaraTomy's ''Diaclone'' website.]
	===Interviews===		===Interviews===
	*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview on ''Diaclone''] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion		*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview on ''Diaclone''] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion

AzimuthAcolyte at 00:49, 27 March 2023

2023-03-27T00:49:48Z

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	==External links==		==External links==
	===Interviews===		===Interviews===
	*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview on Diaclone] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion		*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview on ''Diaclone''] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion

	==References==		==References==

AzimuthAcolyte at 00:46, 27 March 2023

2023-03-27T00:46:35Z

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion		===Interviews===
			*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview on Diaclone] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion

	==References==		==References==

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Known design work */Obvious but also he explicitly discusses it in the interview

2023-03-26T23:02:40Z

Known design work: Obvious but also he explicitly discusses it in the interview

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	*[[Sonic Bomber (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sonic Bomber]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*[[Sonic Bomber (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sonic Bomber]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	*[[Roadfire#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Roadfire]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*[[Roadfire#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Roadfire]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
			*[[Big Powered#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Big Powered]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	====''Return of Convoy''====		====''Return of Convoy''====
	*[[Sky Garry (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sky Garry]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*[[Sky Garry (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sky Garry]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	{{-}}		{{-}}

	==External links==		==External links==
	*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion		*[[June 28]], [[2019]] [https://www.soundwavesoblivion.com/techspecs/interviewmotokitakaya.html Interview] in ''[[Dengeki Hobby]]'', translated at Soundwave's Oblivion

AzimuthAcolyte: AUGH sorry Gary

2023-03-26T22:55:20Z

AUGH sorry Gary

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	==Known design work==		==Known design work==
	[[File:Zone daiatlas toy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1\|]]		[[File:Zone daiatlas toy.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|]]
	===Generation 1===		===Generation 1===
	====''Transformers: Zone''====		====''Transformers: Zone''====
	*[[Dai Atlas (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Dai Atlas]]<ref name = "SF Land">Interview on ''Transformers: Zone'' in ''Takara SF Land Evolution'', p 90</ref>		*[[Dai Atlas (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Dai Atlas]]<ref name = "SF Land">Interview on ''Transformers: Zone'' in ''Takara SF Land Evolution'', p 90</ref>
			*[[Sonic Bomber (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sonic Bomber]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
			*[[Roadfire#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Roadfire]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>

			====''Return of Convoy''====
	*[[Sky Garry (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sky Garry]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>		*[[Sky Garry (G1)#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Sky Garry]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
	*[[Roadfire#Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers\|Roadfire]]<ref name = "SF Land"/>
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