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'''Tamayatron''' carries the [[Galaxy Launcher]] and is regularly hailed by crowds of unwitting [[Japan|Japanese]] people.


'''Tamayatron''' (タマヤトロン ''Tamayatoron'') carries the [[Galaxy Launcher]] and is regularly hailed by crowds of unwitting [[Japan|Japanese]] people.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''Arms Micron toy bios''===
===''Arms Micron'' toy bios===
Sometime around 300 BC, Tamayatron taught [[human|humans]] how to use fireworks by adapting the technology of his powerful cannon. {{storylink|Tokyo Toy Show 2012 display}}
Sometime around 300 BC, Tamayatron taught [[human]]s how to use fireworks by adapting the technology of his powerful cannon. {{storylink|Tokyo Toy Show 2012 display}}


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 06:05, 24 April 2013

Tamayatron is an Autobot from the Aligned continuity family.
You can't see me!


This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Tamayatron (タマヤトロン Tamayatoron) carries the Galaxy Launcher and is regularly hailed by crowds of unwitting Japanese people.

Fiction

Arms Micron toy bios

Sometime around 300 BC, Tamayatron taught humans how to use fireworks by adapting the technology of his powerful cannon. Tokyo Toy Show 2012 display

Notes

  • Tamayatron is name-dropped in the description of the Galaxy Launcher that was on display at Tokyo Toy Show 2012. His name is a reference to the call of "Tamaya!" often made by those witnessing fireworks displays in Japan. (It is actually the name of a historical Tokyo fireworks manufacturer.)