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{{ | {{Disambig2|the loose cannon cop who doesn't play by the rules|the major Prime character upon whom she is based|Miko Nakadai}} | ||
'''Miko Tezuka''' (手塚ミコ ''Tezuka Miko'') is a rookie police officer in the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]], partnered with the [[Autobot]] exchange officer [[ | :''Miko Tezuka is an [[Autobot]]-allied [[human]] from the [[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Japanese portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | ||
[[File:Velocitron Speedia 500 Miko.jpg|thumb|right|upright=1|Mikop.]] | |||
'''Miko Tezuka''' (手塚ミコ ''Tezuka Miko'') is a rookie police officer in the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]], partnered with the [[Autobot]] [[Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program|exchange officer]] [[Clampdown (G1)|Clampdown]]. A free-spirited woman, she loves music, especially heavy metal. | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Masterpiece'' toy bios=== | ===''Masterpiece'' toy bios=== | ||
In [[2003]], [[Saejima]] assigned Miko to partner with | In [[2003]], department head [[Saejima]] assigned Miko to partner with Clampdown. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clampdown became more flexible. {{storylink|Clampdown (G1)#Masterpiece|''Masterpiece'' Clampdown bio}} Miko and Clampdown's success lead to the establishment of a formal [[Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program]] using such partnerships to improve [[Earth]]/[[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] relations. {{storylink|Japanese Generation 1 cartoon timeline|2007 Takara timeline}} | ||
===Train Wars=== | |||
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, Miko accompanied Clampdown in the cleanup efforts. {{Storylink|The Train Wars: The Origin}} | |||
===''Legacy VS500 Collection Special Comic''=== | |||
Miko assisted [[Clampdown (G1)|Clampdown]] in preserving the peace and safety of the [[Speedia 500]] race on [[Velocitron]]. In particular, they pursued [[Scourge (RID)|Scourge]] after his rough tactics left [[Hauler|Road Hauler]] hurt on the side of the road. As the race neared its end, Miko and Clampdown watched as former champion [[Override (Cybertron)|Override]] took the lead and ultimately won. {{storylink|Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 2}} | |||
In the second week of the race, Clampdown and Miko attempted to control the newly arrived trio of racers, only to fall into a chasm created by [[Crasher (GoBots)|Crasher]]. They were able to be hauled out by [[Hauler|Roadhauler]]. {{storylink|Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 3}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* | *Like all humans in the [[Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program]]/[[The Transformers: Binaltech Asterisk|''Binaltech: Asterisk'' franchise]], Miko is based on a prior ''Transformers'' character, in this case [[Miko Nakadai]], the fiery young Japanese exchange student from ''[[Transformers: Prime (franchise)|Prime]]''. | ||
*"Miko Tezuka" was an early working name for ''Prime'' Miko.<ref>{{citesocial|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwhJPGFEzy0&t=453s|name=Ted Biaselli|quote=*PowerPoint presentation of key visual art with "Miko '''Tezuka'''"*|site=Youtube|title=San Diego Comic-Con 2010 - TF Prime panel 02|year=2010|month=07|day=22}}</ref> | |||
==References== | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:34, 11 February 2024
| This article is about the loose cannon cop who doesn't play by the rules. For the major Prime character upon whom she is based, see Miko Nakadai. |
- Miko Tezuka is an Autobot-allied human from the Japanese portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Miko Tezuka (手塚ミコ Tezuka Miko) is a rookie police officer in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, partnered with the Autobot exchange officer Clampdown. A free-spirited woman, she loves music, especially heavy metal.
Fiction
[edit]Masterpiece toy bios
[edit]In 2003, department head Saejima assigned Miko to partner with Clampdown. Over time, their partnership changed both for the better: the free-spirited Miko became more dedicated to justice while the serious Clampdown became more flexible. Masterpiece Clampdown bio Miko and Clampdown's success lead to the establishment of a formal Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program using such partnerships to improve Earth/Cybertron relations. 2007 Takara timeline
Train Wars
[edit]Once Mach, Night, and Snow stopped Nightbird's attempt at hijacking G Liner and stealing their still unactivated brothers, Miko accompanied Clampdown in the cleanup efforts. The Train Wars: The Origin
Legacy VS500 Collection Special Comic
[edit]Miko assisted Clampdown in preserving the peace and safety of the Speedia 500 race on Velocitron. In particular, they pursued Scourge after his rough tactics left Road Hauler hurt on the side of the road. As the race neared its end, Miko and Clampdown watched as former champion Override took the lead and ultimately won. Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 2
In the second week of the race, Clampdown and Miko attempted to control the newly arrived trio of racers, only to fall into a chasm created by Crasher. They were able to be hauled out by Roadhauler. Velocitron Speedia 500 Part 3
Notes
[edit]- Like all humans in the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program/Binaltech: Asterisk franchise, Miko is based on a prior Transformers character, in this case Miko Nakadai, the fiery young Japanese exchange student from Prime.
- "Miko Tezuka" was an early working name for Prime Miko.[1]
References
[edit]- ↑ "*PowerPoint presentation of key visual art with "Miko Tezuka"*"—Ted Biaselli, Youtube, "San Diego Comic-Con 2010 - TF Prime panel 02", 2010/07/22
