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{{storylink|Wataru's Power}} {{storylink|Optimus Prime's Secret}} {{storylink|Time of Resurrection}} {{storylink|Creation! The New Emperor of Destruction!!}} {{storylink|A Nightmare, Once Again}} {{storylink|To the Sea of Stars}}
{{storylink|Wataru's Power}} {{storylink|Optimus Prime's Secret}} {{storylink|Time of Resurrection}} {{storylink|Creation! The New Emperor of Destruction!!}} {{storylink|A Nightmare, Once Again}} {{storylink|To the Sea of Stars}}
==Notes==
* Although Osamu is a full-grown man, he uses the more boyish "''boku''" ボク (僕) when identifying himself. In contrast, [[Wataru Hoshinoumi|Wataru]], a young boy, uses the rougher "''ore''" オレ (俺). "I" in Japanese can be pronounced in more than one way and the usage can sometimes identify the speaker's attitude and character - from the common "''watashi''" 私, to formal "''watakushi''", to the older "''ware''" (我) that various [[Decepticon]] leaders have used in the Japanese series/dubs (such as ''[[Victory (cartoon)|Victory]]'' [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]] and ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Animated]]'' [[Megatron (Animated)|Megatron]]).


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Revision as of 10:35, 24 August 2010

The name or term "Osamu" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Osamu (disambiguation).
Osamu Kihara is a human from the Generation 1 continuity family.

Doctor Osamu Kihara (木原 修 Kihara Osamu) is a scientist with the Governmental Special Diplomatic Agency.

Fiction

Henkei! Henkei! Bun Bun manga

Wataru's Power Optimus Prime's Secret Time of Resurrection Creation! The New Emperor of Destruction!! A Nightmare, Once Again To the Sea of Stars

Notes

  • Although Osamu is a full-grown man, he uses the more boyish "boku" ボク (僕) when identifying himself. In contrast, Wataru, a young boy, uses the rougher "ore" オレ (俺). "I" in Japanese can be pronounced in more than one way and the usage can sometimes identify the speaker's attitude and character - from the common "watashi" 私, to formal "watakushi", to the older "ware" (我) that various Decepticon leaders have used in the Japanese series/dubs (such as Victory Deathsaurus and Animated Megatron).



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