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'''''Triple Combination: Transformers Go!''''' (参乗合体 トランスフォーマーGo! ''Sanjō Gattai Toransufōmā Gō!'') is an animated series available via DVDs packaged with ''[[TV Magazine]]'' and ''[[TV-Kun]]''. It was created to promote the new characters sold in the [[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|toyline]] and ostensibly takes place after events inspired by the ''Beast Hunters'' portion of ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]''. The series is formatted into two concurrent volumes of episodes, each one assigned to one of the two magazines and focusing on a specific protagonist group. The "Samurai Volume" began with the August 2013 issue of ''TV-Kun'' and highlights the [[Swordbot Samurai Team]], while the "Shinobi Volume" began with the September 2013 issue of ''TV Magazine'' and centers on the [[Swordbot Shinobi Team]]. The animation for the series is provided by [[Tatsunoko Production]].
'''''Triple Combination: Transformers Go!''''' (参乗合体 トランスフォーマーGo! ''Sanjō Gattai Toransufōmā Gō!'') is an animated series available via DVDs packaged with ''[[TV Magazine]]'' and ''[[TV-Kun]]''. It was created to promote the new characters sold in the [[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (toyline)|toyline]] and ostensibly takes place after events inspired by the ''Beast Hunters'' portion of ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]''. The series is formatted into two concurrent chapters of episodes, each one assigned to one of the two magazines and focusing on a specific protagonist group. The "Samurai Chapter" began with the August 2013 issue of ''TV-Kun'' and highlights the [[Swordbot Samurai Team]], while the "Shinobi Chapter" began with the September 2013 issue of ''TV Magazine'' and centers on the [[Swordbot Shinobi Team]]. The two chapters ended with the May 2014 issue of ''TV-Kun'' and the April 2014 issue of ''TV Magazine'', respectively. The animation for the series is provided by [[Tatsunoko Production]].
 
Beginning with the third Samurai Chapter and second Shinobi Chapter episodes, "[[TRANSFORMERS-Go!]]" and "[[Sanjō Gattai! Hero!]]" were added in as the opening and ending [[theme song]]s for the series.


==Overview==
==Overview==
Previously, the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s had shifted their battles away from Earth into outer space. The Decepticon Shockwave had created an army of a new faction called [[Predacon (Prime)|Predacons]], who then broke away from the Decepticons and scattered across the universe by the hundreds. A group of Predacons led by [[Predaking (Prime)|Predaking]] arrived on Earth and at specific points in the universe as an invasion force, but the Autobots and Decepticons followed them back to Earth and, together, succeeded in sealing away Predaking deep underground using the power of a [[Legendisc]]. Afterwards, [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] and his Autobots have departed [[Earth]] once more to hunt the remaining Predacons throughout the universe. Should any Predacons on [[Earth]] return, Optimus has entrusted two teams of Autobot [[combiner]]s called [[Swordbot]]s with the task of hunting them down. That day has now come, as the Predacons have reawakened and once again threaten the Earth, aiming to revive their master Predaking.
After an incident at Mount Fuji unearths the slumbering [[Dragotron]], Demon Emperor of the [[Predacon (Prime)|Predacon]]s , his minions known as the [[Four Oni]] subsequently awaken and seek to restore their unconscious master to full power. To do so, they must obtain five mystical items known as the [[Legendisc]]s, which have been hidden away. However, in response to their awakening, two three-member teams of [[Autobot]] [[combiner]]s, each belonging to a [[subgroup]] called the [[Swordbot]]s, have likewise been summoned to counter this new Predacon threat. Answering the call of two [[human]] boys, the [[Swordbot Samurai Team]] comes to aid [[Isami Tatewaki]], and the [[Swordbot Shinobi Team]] teams up with [[Tobio Fūma]]. The two teams use their combination abilities to battle the Predacons, and recruit both Isami and Tobio to help them in their fight. And with the guidance of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]], both teams must find all of the remaining Legendiscs—which are located in various points in time throughout history—so as to keep them safe from the Predacons.


==Cast==
==Cast==
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'''Other'''
'''Other'''
*[[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Hunter Optimus Prime]] ([[Toshiyuki Morikawa]])
*[[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Hunter Optimus Prime/Optimus Exprime]]<br>([[Toshiyuki Morikawa]])


|h2=[[Predacon (Prime)|Predacons]]|c2=
|h2=[[Predacon (Prime)|Predacons]]|c2=
'''Four Oni'''
'''[[Four Oni]]'''
*[[Gaidora]] ([[Masami Iwasaki]])
*[[Gaidora (Go!)|Gaidora]] ([[Masami Iwasaki]])
*[[Bakudora]] ([[Yōji Ueda]])
*[[Bakudora]] ([[Yōji Ueda]])
*[[Budora]] ([[Tōru Inada]])
*[[Budora (Go!)|Budora]] ([[Tetsu Inada]])
*[[Judora]] ([[Atsushi Imaruoka]])
*[[Judora (Go!)|Judora]] ([[Atsushi Imaruoka]])


'''Jaki'''
'''[[Jaki]]'''
*[[Goradora]]
*[[Goradora]]
**[[Dorara]]
**[[Dorara]]
**[[Barara]]
**[[Barara]]
**[[Garara]]
**[[Garara (Go!)|Garara]]
**[[Jurara]]
**[[Jurara]]
**[[Burara]]
**[[Burara]]


'''Other'''
'''Other'''
*[[Predaking (Prime)|Predaking]]
*[[Dragotron]] ([[Yōji Ueda]])


|c3=
|c3=
'''Tatewaki family'''
*[[Isami Tatewaki]] ([[Mikako Komatsu]])
*[[Isami Tatewaki]] ([[Mikako Komatsu]])
*[[Sekishūsai Tatewaki]] ([[Yōji Ueda]])
'''Fūma family'''
*[[Tobio Fūma]] ([[Ayahi Takagaki]])
*[[Tobio Fūma]] ([[Ayahi Takagaki]])
*[[Sekishūsai Tatewaki]] ([[Yōji Ueda]])
*[[Tobio Fūma's grandfather|Tobio's grandfather]] (?)
 
'''Historical figures'''
*[[Musashi Miyamoto]] (?)
*[[Ryōma Sakamoto]] ([[Minami Takayama]])
*[[Musashibō Benkei]] ([[Kenta Miyake]])
*[[Ushiwakamaru]] (?)
*[[Bokuden Tsukahara]] (?)
*[[Kotarō Fūma]] ([[Kenji Nojima]])
*[[Sasuke Sarutobi]] (?)
}}
}}


==Episodes==
==Episodes==
{{main|List of Go! episodes}}
{{main|List of Go! episodes}}
===Samurai Volume===
===Samurai Chapter===
# [[Triple Combination! Swordbot - Samurai!]]
# [[Triple Combination! Swordbot - Samurai!]]
# [[Pursue! The Legendiscs!]]
# [[Pursue! The Legendiscs!]]
# [[The Invincible Swordsman - Ryōma Sakamoto!?]]
# [[The Invincible Swordsman - Ryōma Sakamoto!?]]
# [[Showdown! Musashibō Benkei!]]
# [[Depart! Optimus Exprime!]]
# [[Final Battle! Link-Up Triple Combination DaiKenzan!]]


===Shinobi Volume===
===Shinobi Chapter===
# [[Triple Combination! Swordbot - Ninja!]]
# [[Triple Combination! Swordbot - Ninja!]]
# [[Discover! The Legendiscs!]]
# [[Enter! The New Warrior!]]
# [[Final Battle! Link-Up Triple Combination DaiGekisou!]]


[[Category:Go! media]]
[[Category:Go! media]]

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Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (参乗合体 トランスフォーマーGo! Sanjō Gattai Toransufōmā Gō!) is an animated series available via DVDs packaged with TV Magazine and TV-Kun. It was created to promote the new characters sold in the toyline and ostensibly takes place after events inspired by the Beast Hunters portion of Transformers: Prime. The series is formatted into two concurrent chapters of episodes, each one assigned to one of the two magazines and focusing on a specific protagonist group. The "Samurai Chapter" began with the August 2013 issue of TV-Kun and highlights the Swordbot Samurai Team, while the "Shinobi Chapter" began with the September 2013 issue of TV Magazine and centers on the Swordbot Shinobi Team. The two chapters ended with the May 2014 issue of TV-Kun and the April 2014 issue of TV Magazine, respectively. The animation for the series is provided by Tatsunoko Production.

Beginning with the third Samurai Chapter and second Shinobi Chapter episodes, "TRANSFORMERS-Go!" and "Sanjō Gattai! Hero!" were added in as the opening and ending theme songs for the series.

Overview

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After an incident at Mount Fuji unearths the slumbering Dragotron, Demon Emperor of the Predacons , his minions known as the Four Oni subsequently awaken and seek to restore their unconscious master to full power. To do so, they must obtain five mystical items known as the Legendiscs, which have been hidden away. However, in response to their awakening, two three-member teams of Autobot combiners, each belonging to a subgroup called the Swordbots, have likewise been summoned to counter this new Predacon threat. Answering the call of two human boys, the Swordbot Samurai Team comes to aid Isami Tatewaki, and the Swordbot Shinobi Team teams up with Tobio Fūma. The two teams use their combination abilities to battle the Predacons, and recruit both Isami and Tobio to help them in their fight. And with the guidance of Optimus Prime, both teams must find all of the remaining Legendiscs—which are located in various points in time throughout history—so as to keep them safe from the Predacons.

Cast

[edit]

Episodes

[edit]
Main article: List of Go! episodes

Samurai Chapter

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  1. Triple Combination! Swordbot - Samurai!
  2. Pursue! The Legendiscs!
  3. The Invincible Swordsman - Ryōma Sakamoto!?
  4. Showdown! Musashibō Benkei!
  5. Depart! Optimus Exprime!
  6. Final Battle! Link-Up Triple Combination DaiKenzan!

Shinobi Chapter

[edit]
  1. Triple Combination! Swordbot - Ninja!
  2. Discover! The Legendiscs!
  3. Enter! The New Warrior!
  4. Final Battle! Link-Up Triple Combination DaiGekisou!