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===Real-world references===
===Real-world references===
*The 52 pick-up looking thing the Autobots are playing here is ''{{w|Karuta#Iroha karuta|Iroha karuta}}'' (いろはかるた, roughly "alphabet cards"), a Japanese card game for young children involving a twinned set of cards: one with an illustration and a phonetic {{w|hiragana}} character (broadly, a letter) in one corner and another with a statement related to the image that begins with the syllable on the card. The deck includes one pair of cards for each of the 47-odd characters in the hiragana {{w|syllabary}}. The objective is to match the cards, with the player with the largest number of pairs at the end as the winner.
*The 52 pick-up looking thing the Autobots are playing here is ''{{w|Karuta#Iroha karuta|Iroha karuta}}'' (いろはかるた, roughly "alphabet cards"), a Japanese card game for young children involving a twinned set of cards: one with an illustration and a phonetic {{w|hiragana}} character (broadly, a letter) in one corner and another with a statement related to the image that begins with the syllable on the card. The deck includes one pair of cards for each of the 47-odd characters in the hiragana {{w|syllabary}}. The objective is to match the cards, with the player with the largest number of pairs at the end as the winner.
*The foodstuff that Optimus and Bumblebee are going ham pulverizing with a big mallet (a culinary tool known as a ''ki'ne'' (杵)) is a kind of rice-derived paste the Autobots are using to make  ''{{w|mochi}}'' (もち), a Japanese snack cake traditionally consumed as part of New Year's festivities, as previously seen in [[Go! Go! issue 33|issue 33]].
*The foodstuff that Optimus and Bumblebee are going ham pulverizing with a big mallet (a culinary tool known as a ''kine'' (杵)) is a kind of rice-derived paste the Autobots are using to make  ''{{w|mochi}}'' (もち), a Japanese snack cake traditionally consumed as part of New Year's festivities, as previously seen in [[Go! Go! issue 33|issue 33]].


===Transformers references===
===Transformers references===

Revision as of 00:07, 17 January 2025

« Transformers Go! Go!
web issue 46
Publisher Kodansha
Published in TV Magazine
First published January 15, 2025
Manga Haruka Oda
Editor Minoko

Synopsis


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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots

Notes

Real-world references

  • The 52 pick-up looking thing the Autobots are playing here is Iroha karuta (いろはかるた, roughly "alphabet cards"), a Japanese card game for young children involving a twinned set of cards: one with an illustration and a phonetic hiragana character (broadly, a letter) in one corner and another with a statement related to the image that begins with the syllable on the card. The deck includes one pair of cards for each of the 47-odd characters in the hiragana syllabary. The objective is to match the cards, with the player with the largest number of pairs at the end as the winner.
  • The foodstuff that Optimus and Bumblebee are going ham pulverizing with a big mallet (a culinary tool known as a kine (杵)) is a kind of rice-derived paste the Autobots are using to make mochi (もち), a Japanese snack cake traditionally consumed as part of New Year's festivities, as previously seen in issue 33.

Transformers references

  • Each card in the Autobots' deck depicts a Transformers character or concept. Those that can be made out are, in order of appearance:
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