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'''''Transformers Animated: The Cool''''' is a [[Manga|Japanese comic]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]]. It was serialized in ''[[Kerokero Ace]]'', the first chapter debuting in the May [[2010]] issue. ''The Cool'' acted as a loose adaptation of its [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|cartoon counterpart]], primarily culling each installment's plot from an episode of the TV series and following the same general story arc. However, ''The Cool'' deviated from its source material considerably on most occasions; while following the same plots and boasting the same resolutions as the cartoon episodes, its stories acted as a different means to the same end. Several chapters were completely original, as well. | '''''Transformers Animated: The Cool''''' (トランスフォーマー アニメイテッド ザ・クール) is a [[Manga|Japanese comic]] written and drawn by [[Naoto Tsushima]]. It was serialized in ''[[Kerokero Ace]]'', the first chapter debuting in the May [[2010]] issue. ''The Cool'' acted as a loose adaptation of its [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|cartoon counterpart]], primarily culling each installment's plot from an episode of the TV series and following the same general story arc. However, ''The Cool'' deviated from its source material considerably on most occasions; while following the same plots and boasting the same resolutions as the cartoon episodes, its stories acted as a different means to the same end. Several chapters were completely original, as well. | ||
After completing its ten issue run, ''The Cool'' changed its title to ''The Cool Extra'' for three more issues and began telling stories taking place in between issues of ''The Cool'' (mainly, episodes Tsushima initially skipped) | After completing its ten issue run, ''The Cool'' changed its title to '''''The Cool Extra''''' (ザ・クール・エキストラ) for three more issues and began telling stories taking place in between issues of ''The Cool'' (mainly, adapting episodes Tsushima initially skipped). | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Prior to revealing the ''The Cool'' project, [http://twitvideo.jp/00Wuy Tsushima] [http://twitvideo.jp/00VMB imported] the trade paperback collection of ''[[The Arrival]]'' along with a copy of ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac]]''. He later revealed that he didn't understand a word of English. | *Prior to revealing the ''The Cool'' project, [http://twitvideo.jp/00Wuy Tsushima] [http://twitvideo.jp/00VMB imported] the trade paperback collection of ''[[Transformers Animated: The Arrival|The Arrival]]'' along with a copy of ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac]]''. He later revealed that he didn't understand a word of English. | ||
==Collections== | |||
* ''Transformers Animated: The Cool - Special Edition (トランスフォーマー アニメイテッド ザ・クール~スペシャル・エディション) <small>([[April 26]], [[2011]]) ISBN 4049008084 / ISBN 978-4049008081</small> | |||
**Publisher: [[Kadokawa]] | |||
**Preorder range: [[October 7]], [[2010]] to [[January 14]], [[2011]] | |||
**Preorder bonus: [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Activators|Clear Activators Optimus]] | |||
**Note: This collection only includes Episodes 1-10 of ''The Cool''. All 3 issues of ''The Cool Extra'' have yet to be collected or reprinted in any format. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://twitvideo.jp/00Y8q Announcement] — Naoto Tsushima's Twitvids. | * [http://twitvideo.jp/00Y8q Announcement] — Naoto Tsushima's Twitvids. (dead link) | ||
* [http://www.kadokawa.co.jp/shop/sp/shop_sp_157.html "The Cool - Special Edition" info page at Kadokawa] | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20140708135321/http://www.kadokawa.co.jp/shop/sp/shop_sp_157.html "The Cool - Special Edition" info page at Kadokawa] (via Internet Wayback Machine) | ||
* [ | * [https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4049008084/ Amazon Japan listing] | ||
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Transformers Animated: The Cool (トランスフォーマー アニメイテッド ザ・クール) is a Japanese comic written and drawn by Naoto Tsushima. It was serialized in Kerokero Ace, the first chapter debuting in the May 2010 issue. The Cool acted as a loose adaptation of its cartoon counterpart, primarily culling each installment's plot from an episode of the TV series and following the same general story arc. However, The Cool deviated from its source material considerably on most occasions; while following the same plots and boasting the same resolutions as the cartoon episodes, its stories acted as a different means to the same end. Several chapters were completely original, as well.
After completing its ten issue run, The Cool changed its title to The Cool Extra (ザ・クール・エキストラ) for three more issues and began telling stories taking place in between issues of The Cool (mainly, adapting episodes Tsushima initially skipped).
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Notes
[edit]- Prior to revealing the The Cool project, Tsushima imported the trade paperback collection of The Arrival along with a copy of Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac. He later revealed that he didn't understand a word of English.
Collections
[edit]- Transformers Animated: The Cool - Special Edition (トランスフォーマー アニメイテッド ザ・クール~スペシャル・エディション) (April 26, 2011) ISBN 4049008084 / ISBN 978-4049008081
- Publisher: Kadokawa
- Preorder range: October 7, 2010 to January 14, 2011
- Preorder bonus: Clear Activators Optimus
- Note: This collection only includes Episodes 1-10 of The Cool. All 3 issues of The Cool Extra have yet to be collected or reprinted in any format.
External links
[edit]- Announcement — Naoto Tsushima's Twitvids. (dead link)
- "The Cool - Special Edition" info page at Kadokawa (via Internet Wayback Machine)
- Amazon Japan listing


