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:''Musashi Miyamoto is a [[human]] from the [[Triple Combination: Transformers Go! (franchise)|Go!]] portion of the [[Aligned continuity family]].''
[[File:Go ep 3 Musashi Miyamoto.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|"What's the most Japanese-y thing we could possibly do, you guys?"]]
[[File:Go ep 3 Musashi Miyamoto.jpg|thumb|upright=1.67|"What's the most Japanese-y thing we could possibly do, you guys?"]]


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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Classics''===
===''Classics''===
[[Overlord (Masterforce)|Gigatron]] sought out Musashi's sword in [[Kitakyushu]]. When he finally found it, the sword's power did not meet his expectations. {{Storylink|Invasion Prologue}}
[[Overlord (G1)|Gigatron]] sought out Musashi's sword in [[Kitakyushu]]. When he finally found it, the sword's power did not meet his expectations. {{Storylink|Invasion Prologue}}
{{note|The reference to Musashi was only in the online version of the comic; the print edition removed his name, referring only to a "magical sword".}}


===''Go!'' cartoon===
===''Go!'' cartoon===
{{voiceactor|? (Japanese)}}
{{voiceactor|? (Japanese)}}


Musashi Miyamoto had the green [[Legendisc]] in his possession, which he regarded as a "mystic mirror" with unknowable powers and so sought to seal it away. However, he was beset by the time-travelling "[[Four Oni|oni]]" [[Budora]] and [[Bakudora]] and the Legendisc was stolen. A few days later, another set of "clockwork dolls", the [[Swordbot Samurai Team]] from the future, appeared. Musashi, believing them to be league with the oni, attacked and demanded his mystic mirror back. [[Isami Tatewaki]] was able to diffuse the situation, explaining the true identity of the Swordbots and the [[Predacon (Prime)|Predacons]] that stole the Legendisc. After imparting some encouraging words to Isami about facing fear, Musashi ran off to confront the Predacons.
Musashi Miyamoto had the green [[Legendisc]] in his possession, which he regarded as a "mystic mirror" with unknowable powers and so sought to seal it away. However, he was beset by the time-travelling "[[Four Oni|oni]]" [[Budora (Go!)|Budora]] and [[Bakudora]] and the Legendisc was stolen. A few days later, another set of "clockwork dolls", the [[Swordbot Samurai Team]] from the future, appeared. Musashi, believing them to be league with the oni, attacked and demanded his mystic mirror back. [[Isami Tatewaki]] was able to diffuse the situation, explaining the true identity of the Swordbots and the [[Predacon (Prime)|Predacons]] that stole the Legendisc. After imparting some encouraging words to Isami about facing fear, Musashi ran off to confront the Predacons.


With the others following behind, Musashi found the Predacons, only to be swatted away by Budora when he attempted to attack. After the Samurai Team took care of the Predacons' [[Jaki]] minions, Musashi took another chance to attack, managing to stab Budora in the eye and causing the oni to drop the stolen Legendisc. After falling off, he tumbled away as all of the intruders from future were transported back to their time. {{Storylink|Pursue! The Legendiscs!}}
With the others following behind, Musashi found the Predacons, only to be swatted away by Budora when he attempted to attack. After the Samurai Team took care of the Predacons' [[Jaki]] minions, Musashi took another chance to attack, managing to stab Budora in the eye and causing the oni to drop the stolen Legendisc. After falling off, he tumbled away as all of the intruders from future were transported back to their time. {{Storylink|Pursue! The Legendiscs!}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
*Musashi is one of the ''Transformers Go!'' characters who had his voice actor '''uncredited.'''
*The reference to Musashi in "Invasion Prologue" was only in the online version of the comic; the print edition removed his name, referring only to a "magical sword".


==External links==
==External links==
*[[Wikipedia:Miyamoto Musashi|Musashi Miyamoto]] at Wikipedia
*{{w|Miyamoto Musashi}} at Wikipedia


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Latest revision as of 09:56, 25 February 2026

"What's the most Japanese-y thing we could possibly do, you guys?"

Musashi Miyamoto (宮本 武蔵 Miyamoto Musashi) is a famous swordsman from the Sengoku period of Japan.

Fiction

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Classics

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Gigatron sought out Musashi's sword in Kitakyushu. When he finally found it, the sword's power did not meet his expectations. Invasion Prologue

Go! cartoon

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Voice actor: ? (Japanese)

Musashi Miyamoto had the green Legendisc in his possession, which he regarded as a "mystic mirror" with unknowable powers and so sought to seal it away. However, he was beset by the time-travelling "oni" Budora and Bakudora and the Legendisc was stolen. A few days later, another set of "clockwork dolls", the Swordbot Samurai Team from the future, appeared. Musashi, believing them to be league with the oni, attacked and demanded his mystic mirror back. Isami Tatewaki was able to diffuse the situation, explaining the true identity of the Swordbots and the Predacons that stole the Legendisc. After imparting some encouraging words to Isami about facing fear, Musashi ran off to confront the Predacons.

With the others following behind, Musashi found the Predacons, only to be swatted away by Budora when he attempted to attack. After the Samurai Team took care of the Predacons' Jaki minions, Musashi took another chance to attack, managing to stab Budora in the eye and causing the oni to drop the stolen Legendisc. After falling off, he tumbled away as all of the intruders from future were transported back to their time. Pursue! The Legendiscs!

Notes

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  • The reference to Musashi in "Invasion Prologue" was only in the online version of the comic; the print edition removed his name, referring only to a "magical sword".
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