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When [[Jean Minakaze]] was a small child the "giant instant camera Autobot" took a photo of him with [[Wing (Victory)|Wing]] and [[Tacker]] on and unidentified planet. | When [[Jean Minakaze]] was a small child the "giant instant camera Autobot" took a photo of him with [[Wing (Victory)|Wing]] and [[Tacker]] on and unidentified planet. | ||
Many years later as [[Star Saber (Victory)|Star Saber]] was explaining to [[Headmistress Mabel]] how Jean came to be in the [[Autobot]]s' care he fondly recalled | Many years later as [[Star Saber (Victory)|Star Saber]] was explaining to [[Headmistress Mabel]] how Jean came to be in the [[Autobot]]s' care he fondly recalled the memory of then-toddler Jean attempting to hold the nearly-lifesize print which resulted. {{storylink|Attack! Leozack}} | ||
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[[Category: Victory Autobots]] | [[Category: Victory Autobots]] | ||
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The "giant instant camera Autobot" is an Autobot who served under Star Saber in Sector One when Jan was still a child.
He (or she) transforms into a camera ~8 feet (2.5 meters) wide, with accompanying tripod. As a camera it posesses a laser sight, zoom lens and a powerful flash. It dispenses instant film photos from a slot in its base.
Fiction
Transformers: Victory cartoon
When Jean Minakaze was a small child the "giant instant camera Autobot" took a photo of him with Wing and Tacker on and unidentified planet.
Many years later as Star Saber was explaining to Headmistress Mabel how Jean came to be in the Autobots' care he fondly recalled the memory of then-toddler Jean attempting to hold the nearly-lifesize print which resulted. Attack! Leozack
