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'''Kiss Players''' takes place in the year 2006, which in the Japanese continuity is one year after the movie and four years before the third season of the cartoon. | '''Kiss Players''' takes place in the year 2006, which in the Japanese continuity is one year after the movie and four years before the third season of the cartoon. | ||
Its name comes from the controversial gimmick of the show involving Transformers getting "power-ups" by getting kissed by girls. Although this plotline may seems like a shift in demographics to little girls, it is said that this line was aimed at at a much older, adult male audience | Its name comes from the controversial gimmick of the show involving Transformers getting "power-ups" by getting kissed by girls. Although this plotline may seems like a shift in demographics to little girls, it is said that this line was aimed at at a much older, adult male audience. | ||
A ''Kiss Players'' segment began airing on the Japanese radio show "Lyrian Moe-tchao" on April 3, 2006 in Japan and is set to end in September. | A ''Kiss Players'' segment began airing on the Japanese radio show "Lyrian Moe-tchao" on April 3, 2006 in Japan and is set to end in September. | ||
Revision as of 23:19, 15 September 2006
Kiss Players takes place in the year 2006, which in the Japanese continuity is one year after the movie and four years before the third season of the cartoon.
Its name comes from the controversial gimmick of the show involving Transformers getting "power-ups" by getting kissed by girls. Although this plotline may seems like a shift in demographics to little girls, it is said that this line was aimed at at a much older, adult male audience.
A Kiss Players segment began airing on the Japanese radio show "Lyrian Moe-tchao" on April 3, 2006 in Japan and is set to end in September.
A serialized Kiss Players manga by Yūki Ōshima is to begin publication on August, 2006 in Dengeki Daioh[1] magazine.
Characters
- Marissa Faireborn (voiced by Lyrian) with Optimus Prime (v. Tesshō Genda) (Dodge Ram SRT 10)
- Atari Hitotonari (v. Satomi Akesaka) with Autrooper (Mazda RX-8 patrol car)
- Lǐ Shāo-Shāo (v. Yui Kano) with Hot Rodimus (Ford GT)
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