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Transformers: Information Administration Teletraan 15 Go! Go! (トランスフォーマー情報管理局テレトラン15GO!GO! Transformers Jōhō Kanri Kyoku Teletraan 15 Go! Go!) (phew!) was a series of single-page comics/manga that ran for twenty-six installments in the monthly Dengeki Hobby magazine in Japan, from July 2005 to September of 2007. Existing primarily as an advertising vehicle for the latest releases in Takara's reissue series, the series mainly follows the (mis)adventures of Teletraan 15, charged by the mysterious "Kurohyō Man" ("Black Panther Man") to traverse time and space, gathering data on the Transformers. As she does, her friend Teletraan 10 provides snarky commentary on the Cybertronians she meets. Towards the end of the run, the comic took a side-trip to follow the events of the Kiss Players as they too traveled across the dimensions.
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Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Kiss Players
Others
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Notes
- Every character in the series is drawn in a manner based heavily on their toys. Including Primus and Unicron... but rather than the models created for the "Unicron Trilogy", they both use models based on toys from the original toyline. Primus is drawn as his contest-prize version, a gold-chrome redeco of Rodimus Prime, while Unicron is (hilariously) rendered as one of the never-produced prototypes.
Collection
The entire 15 Go! Go! series was collected in the Kiss Players/15 Go! Go! Compilation graphic novel, along with the sum of the Kiss Players manga and the packaging illustrations writer/artist Yūki Ōshima did for the associated toys.
