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	*The name {{w\|Mazda\|Zoom-Zoom}} is a phrase used by Mazda to describe what it calls the "emotion of motion" that it claims is inherent in its cars.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080422044405/http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=19015 Ford Motor Company - Featured Story - Mazda Challenges Consumers in Zoom-Zoom Contest] (archive)</ref>		*The name {{w\|Mazda\|Zoom-Zoom}} is a phrase used by Mazda to describe what it calls the "emotion of motion" that it claims is inherent in its cars.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080422044405/http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=19015 Ford Motor Company - Featured Story - Mazda Challenges Consumers in Zoom-Zoom Contest] (archive)</ref>
	*Zoom-Zoom was actually the first glimpse the fandom had of the Mazda ''Alternators'' toy, from a Flash presentation on the Mazda website. An early 3D model in red was presented before [[Hasbro]] or [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] had announced the toy. As the head design was slightly different from the final toy, fan speculation ran rampant as to who exactly the character was, ranging from [[Overdrive]] to [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], the latter actually coming from a Hasbro customer service phone representative at one point (later semi-corroborated by a [[Walmart]] computer listing which included a name that started with "C", but cut it off after that for space reasons). Some fans took to (loudly and jokingly) claiming the character should be called "Zoom-Zoom" due to the prevalence of the phrase in the animation. Apparently, ''Binaltech'' fiction author [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] took this to heart.		*Zoom-Zoom was actually the first glimpse the fandom had of the Mazda ''Alternators'' toy, from a Flash presentation on the Mazda website. An early 3D model in red was presented before [[Hasbro]] or [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] had announced the toy. As the head design was slightly different from the final toy, fan speculation ran rampant as to who exactly the character was, ranging from [[Overdrive]] to [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], the latter actually coming from a Hasbro customer service phone representative at one point (later semi-corroborated by a [[Walmart]] computer listing which included a name that started with "C", but cut it off after that for space reasons). Some fans took to (loudly and jokingly) claiming the character should be called "Zoom-Zoom" due to the prevalence of the phrase in the animation. Apparently, ''Binaltech'' fiction author [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] took this to heart.
	*Zoom-Zoom appeared in ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe\|Wings]]'' continuity as a "virtual redeco" of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)\|Reveal the Shield]]'' Deluxe Class [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)\|Jazz]]~~. He is also~~ missing the visor characteristic of Jazz. The addition of a white stripe to the hood of his already red deco bears a passing resemblance to the ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]]'' incarnation of [[Ricochet (SG)\|Ricochet]].		*Zoom-Zoom appeared in ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe\|Wings]]'' continuity as a "virtual redeco" of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)\|Reveal the Shield]]'' Deluxe Class [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)\|Jazz]], but missing the visor characteristic of Jazz. The addition of a white stripe to the hood of his already red deco bears a passing resemblance to the ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]]'' incarnation of [[Ricochet (SG)\|Ricochet]].

	==References==		==References==

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	*The name {{w\|Mazda\|Zoom-Zoom}} is a phrase used by Mazda to describe what it calls the "emotion of motion" that it claims is inherent in its cars.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080422044405/http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=19015 Ford Motor Company - Featured Story - Mazda Challenges Consumers in Zoom-Zoom Contest] (archive)</ref>		*The name {{w\|Mazda\|Zoom-Zoom}} is a phrase used by Mazda to describe what it calls the "emotion of motion" that it claims is inherent in its cars.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080422044405/http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=19015 Ford Motor Company - Featured Story - Mazda Challenges Consumers in Zoom-Zoom Contest] (archive)</ref>
	*Zoom-Zoom was actually the first glimpse the fandom had of the Mazda ''Alternators'' toy, from a Flash presentation on the Mazda website. An early 3D model in red was presented before [[Hasbro]] or [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] had announced the toy. As the head design was slightly different from the final toy, fan speculation ran rampant as to who exactly the character was, ranging from [[Overdrive]] to [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], the latter actually coming from a Hasbro customer service phone representative at one point (later semi-corroborated by a [[Walmart]] computer listing which included a name that started with "C", but cut it off after that for space reasons). Some fans took to (loudly and jokingly) claiming the character should be called "Zoom-Zoom" due to the prevalence of the phrase in the animation. Apparently, ''Binaltech'' fiction author [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] took this to heart.		*Zoom-Zoom was actually the first glimpse the fandom had of the Mazda ''Alternators'' toy, from a Flash presentation on the Mazda website. An early 3D model in red was presented before [[Hasbro]] or [[TakaraTomy\|Takara]] had announced the toy. As the head design was slightly different from the final toy, fan speculation ran rampant as to who exactly the character was, ranging from [[Overdrive]] to [[Camshaft (G1)\|Camshaft]], the latter actually coming from a Hasbro customer service phone representative at one point (later semi-corroborated by a [[Walmart]] computer listing which included a name that started with "C", but cut it off after that for space reasons). Some fans took to (loudly and jokingly) claiming the character should be called "Zoom-Zoom" due to the prevalence of the phrase in the animation. Apparently, ''Binaltech'' fiction author [[Hirofumi Ichikawa]] took this to heart.
	*Zoom-Zoom appeared in ''Wings'' continuity as a "virtual redeco" of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)\|Reveal the Shield]]'' Deluxe Class [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)\|Jazz]].		*Zoom-Zoom appeared in ''[[Transformers: Wings Universe\|Wings]]'' continuity as a "virtual redeco" of ''[[Transformers (2010 toyline)\|Reveal the Shield]]'' Deluxe Class [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Transformers (2010)\|Jazz]]. He is also missing the visor characteristic of Jazz. The addition of a white stripe to the hood of his already red deco bears a passing resemblance to the ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)\|Shattered Glass]]'' incarnation of [[Ricochet (SG)\|Ricochet]].

	==References==		==References==

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	====''Story of Binaltech''====		====''Story of Binaltech''====
	When [[Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Jazz]] was upgraded in the [[Binaltech Project]], he was equipped with the standard [[Genetronic Translink System]] to control multiple bodies. One of his spare bodies was also equipped with an Artificial Intelligence program to run completely autonomously from him. Jazz affectionately nicknamed the drone "Zoom-Zoom". {{storylink\|Operation: Carwash}}		When [[Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Jazz]] was upgraded in the [[Binaltech Project]], he was equipped with the standard [[Genetronic Translink System]] to control multiple bodies. One of his spare bodies was also equipped with an Artificial Intelligence program to run completely autonomously from him. Jazz affectionately nicknamed the drone "Zoom-Zoom". {{storylink\|Operation: Carwash}}
			[[File:Zoom-Zoom termination.jpg\|thumb\|One panel cameos are my jam!]]

	====Train Wars====		====Train Wars====
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	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===
	During the [[Machine Wars (event)\|Machine Wars]], Zoom-Zoom served under City Commander [[Backstreet (G1)\|Backstreet]] in defense of [[Uraya]] against [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]]'s clone soldiers.. {{storylink\|Termination}}		During the [[Machine Wars (event)\|Machine Wars]], Zoom-Zoom served under City Commander [[Backstreet (G1)\|Backstreet]] in defense of [[Uraya]] against [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]]'s clone soldiers. While manning a turret, he was potentially killed by a missile fired from a [[Starscream drone]]. {{storylink\|Termination}}
			{{-}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==

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	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===
	~~Zoom-Zoom was one of~~ the ~~defenders of~~ [[~~Cybertron~~ (~~planet~~)\|~~Cybertron~~]] ~~serving~~ under [[~~Obsidian~~ (BM)\|~~Obsidian~~]] ~~during the~~ [[~~Machine Wars~~ (~~event~~)\|~~Machine Wars~~]]. {{storylink\|Termination}}		During the [[Machine Wars (event)\|Machine Wars]], Zoom-Zoom served under City Commander [[Backstreet (G1)\|Backstreet]] in defense of [[Uraya]] against [[Jhiaxus (G2)\|Jhiaxus]]'s clone soldiers.. {{storylink\|Termination}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==

M Sipher: /* Binaltech */

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	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]		[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Meister ~~Velocity Red Mica Edition~~''' (2004)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Meister''' (2004)}}</ul>
	:*''ID number'': '''BT-08'''		:*''ID number'': '''BT-08'''
	:*''Release date'': [[September 30]], 2004		:*''Release date'': [[September 30]], 2004
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	: Released in the seventh wave of Takara's ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.		: Released in the seventh wave of Takara's ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.

	: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and ~~a label~~ identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition"~~. The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction~~.		: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph of the red toy on the front, and slightly-altered text next to the photo identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition".

	:This mold was [[retool]]ed to make the [[Autorooper#Toys\|Autorooper]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Shockwave]].		: The official ''Binaltech'' fiction packed in with both versions of the toy [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] the red version as the AI unit "Zoom-Zoom".

			: This mold was [[retool]]ed to make the [[Autorooper#Toys\|Autorooper]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Shockwave]].

	::*[[Source:Transformers Binaltech bios#8\|Archive of ''Binaltech'' Meister's bio and tech specs]]		::*[[Source:Transformers Binaltech bios#8\|Archive of ''Binaltech'' Meister's bio and tech specs]]

M Sipher: /* Toys */

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Toys

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	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]		[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]
	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' (~~[[September 30]],~~ 2004)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' (2004)}}</ul>
	**''ID number:'' '''BT-08'''		:*''ID number'': '''BT-08'''
	**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun		:*''Release date'': [[September 30]], 2004
			:*''Accessories'': Muffler-gun
	{{toydesigner\|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)\|[[Masakatsu Saito]] (concept artist)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)\|[[Masakatsu Saito]] (concept artist)}}

	: Released in the seventh wave of ~~the~~ ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.		: Released in the seventh wave of Takara's ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.

	: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.		: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Binaltech Asterisk */ Design credits!

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Binaltech Asterisk: Design credits!

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	**''ID number:'' '''BT-08'''		**''ID number:'' '''BT-08'''
	**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun		**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun
			{{toydesigner\|[[Hironori Kobayashi]] (TakaraTomy)\|[[Masakatsu Saito]] (concept artist)}}

	: Released in the seventh wave of the ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.		: Released in the seventh wave of the ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Binaltech */

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Binaltech

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	**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun		**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun

	: Released in the seventh wave of the ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.		: Released in the seventh wave of the ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.

	: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.		: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.

M Sipher: /* Binaltech */

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Binaltech

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''Binaltech''===		===''Binaltech''===
	[[File:~~BTtoy velocity red meister~~.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]		[[File:BT-toy ZoomZoom.jpg\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|Zoom zoom zoom!]]
	*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' (2004)		*'''Meister Velocity Red Mica Edition''' ([[September 30]], 2004)
	**''~~Japanese~~ ID number:'' '''BT-08'''		**''ID number:'' '''BT-08'''
	**''Accessories:'' ~~Exhaust pipe/~~gun		**''Accessories:'' Muffler-gun

	:~~This red~~ redeco of [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] ~~was released concurrently~~ with ~~the~~ "~~standard~~" ~~white version of the figure~~, ~~shipping in~~ the ~~same case~~, ~~in an equal ratio~~. ~~All of~~ the ~~regular version's white parts~~, ~~both plastic~~ and ~~metal,~~ are ~~replaced~~ with ~~red, while~~ the ~~panels on~~ the ~~upper hips that are painted teal~~ on the ~~"white" version are painted silver. Like all ''Binaltech'' toys~~, ~~he uses painted die-cast metal for most of his car-panel parts rather than colored plastic like~~ the ~~American ''Alternators'' versions~~.		: Released in the seventh wave of the ''[[Transformers: Alternators\|Binaltech]]'' line, this [[redeco]] of the [[Jazz (G1)/toys\|''Binaltech'' Meister]] toy transforms into a 1:24-[[scale]] [[licensed vehicle alternate modes\|licensed]] [[Popular Earth vehicle alternate modes\|Mazda RX-8]], with painted [[die-cast]] metal car panels. He features an opening hood with engine, opening "suicide" doors and an opening trunk, as well as a detailed interior with seats and a dashboard complete with steering wheel (on the right-hand side, as this is a Japanese-market car). His front wheels feature a working "steering" mechanism (which is not connected to the steering wheel, though), and all four wheels are equipped with [[rubber tires]]. He is armed with a rifle that transforms from his muffler; the peg used to attach the muffler in vehicle mode actually plugs into the holes on his forearms near the elbow joints, allowing the blaster to be attached there.

	:This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.		: This toy was released concurrently with the "standard" white version of the figure, shipping in the same case, in an equal ratio. This figure's packaging is identical to the standard version (including images of the regular white toy on the back), save for a photograph on the front, and a label identifying it as the "Velocity Red Mica Edition". The toy was [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as Zoom-Zoom within the official ''Binaltech'' fiction.

	:This mold was [[retool]]ed to make the [[Autorooper#Toys\|Autorooper]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Shockwave]].		:This mold was [[retool]]ed to make the [[Autorooper#Toys\|Autorooper]] and [[Shockwave (G1)/toys#Alternators/Binaltech\|Shockwave]].

Saix: /* Train Wars */

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	====Train Wars====		====Train Wars====
	{{~~storylink~~\|Train Wars: Origin}}		Once [[Shouki\|Mach]], [[Getsuei\|Night]], and [[Yukikaze (G1)\|Snow]] stopped [[Nightbird (G1)\|Nightbird]]'s attempt at hijacking [[G Liner]] and stealing their still unactivated brothers, Zoom-Zoom assisted in the cleanup efforts. {{Storylink\|The Train Wars: The Origin}}

	===''Wings Universe''===		===''Wings Universe''===