#getsuei

[churomo]

a world full of dreamers 🌟

[hogo-toko-blue]

Trainsbots AU!

Can you guess their backstory? Spoiler: Just because they are japanese (or at least a loosely anime and manga cliche or stereotypes.... Sorry) inspiration, they are not born on japan and build by humans like in g1 lore. I will gonna make a Lore about them, but idk how. I have procrastination problem and too much personal projects.

The huge diffrences between this version of Trainbots and g1 Trainbots is: G1 Trainbots are professionals while this Trainbots are bunch of losers but still try to be professional on work time. But they also share one thing: they are much more mature than Aerialbots. Cough cough .... Sorry....

Here is other version to make it more "vintage" or "old show".

Heavily but loosely based from this image:

[trainbot-enthusiast]

Behold: my cluttered Headmasters dressed (Ft Thundercracker and Red Alert). Shouki is not in this display because I take him everywhere. He lives atop my plushie pile

[palaciosworks]

A quick Getsuei

[aeonmagnus]

Transformers Masterpiece G Series Trainbots: (L-R) Getsuei, Seizan, Shouki, Suiken and Yukikaze.

(Kaen is due in Feb 2024.)

[vandalia88]

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, what are the English names of the Trainbots?

Dear Katakana Uncomprehending,

I suppose I can help with that, though I will need to warm up my translation protocols first. Let's see—I believe that in English their names would be something like Snowy Breeze, Blue Mountain, Water Fist, Moon Shadow, Blaze, and... Spindle Road? Gather Road? I apologise, my software is having some trouble interpreting the meaning of "ショウキ"—going from katakana to kanji to English is taking some time, especially as my systems are natively in Cybertronix!

Regardless, while the Trainbots' adopted names are appropriate to the land in which they were constructed, I hope that my translation appropriately conveys their meanings to you.

[autoacafiles]