#transformers jan

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Transformers Victory (Manga)✌️🤖

Star Saber being the best giant robo dad to his little human son Jean 🥰🤭

I love how Star Sabor just finds Jean one day and is like: “Guess I’m a dad now” 🤷‍♂️

The anime has a lot of adorable moments between Jean and the rest of the transformers team, but especially with his dad.

Watch the anime here: (only in japanese with english subtitles)

[thelaughingman]

3 kill shots posted by Dean

[mitamicah]

Random but today I decided to go for a walk (20 degrees in Denmark rn when did that happen 😳) and I found Jan the tree 🤣

(Translation: hi. My name is Jan)

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Gnostica, Vol 6, No 6, 49, Llewellyn, Jan/Feb 1979

[ask-one-badassatron]

holds up the sparkling

badassatron jr

@lord-starscream-tfone

Everyone! Badassatron Jr! He's HERE!

[sketchingdead]

A very late halloween post, but happy halloween everyone!

Pikmin crew...

Ocs by @suga-catt, @twobellsilence, @vivilovespink, @subzerossnowflake, @tetsukuzu1230, and @shadonut !

[mothric]

if you ever make soup from scratch and you sit down and have a fresh bowl and you think to yourself "this is good and flavourful but it's just missing a liiittle something" that's the devil talking to you. let the flavours marinate overnight and taste it again the next day, it'll be great. if it's still missing something then try adding a little salt to your bowl. but do NOT mess with a finished soup.

signed, someone who ruined their perfectly good soup with too much salt and garlic powder after it was already done and may have cried a little bit about it this morning

[zephyrrhiesfyrian]

I got some doodles for y'all :D

A lil sketch of Fort Max >v> the baby himself

Blue Bacchus posin' all sassy :D

Rough sketch of my version of Esmeral. Never liked how tiny and scrawny they made her; let her be big and strong like her husband!!

Dai Atlas is judging you >:(

Black Shadow annoying his husband by biting his antenna >v>

More Shady and Blue. pls shadow, your husband is trying to work ;-;

Victory Star Saber and his son, Jan! <3<3<3

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This scene is sooo 🤣🥰🤣🥰

[dynared]

Yes! Burning justice for Star Saber! I also once made a post about the unfair treatment he received from IDW comics, and now I really hope that he will have chances to appear in other projects.

And about that. I don't think having Optimus or Rodimus can be a big problem for him to appear in the media. Everyone has already got used to the fact that, for example, Elita One is the commander of a certain number of fighters or units, so why shouldn't Star Saber be something like a field commander of some part of the troops on distant borders, if the war is more global? This could show that the Autobots (and Decepticons) have some kind of chain of command and a hierarchical army structure, not just a leader and a few assistants.

I have, perhaps not the smartest idea of how to tie this atmosphere of Super Robots to the character.

If we include Jan's adoption in the story, then the development of events may be as follows.

Jan could grow up and socialize on the base among transformers or partially even among other aliens. But at some point, Star Saber could decide that a human child still needs to communicate with his kind and peers, or decides that it is becoming more dangerous for Jan to be around him. In any case, this is a kind of repetition of the plot from the anime.

Gradually, Jan gets acquainted with Earth culture, with local media, in particular with anime about Super Robots, because it seems to me that this genre would have arisen anyway, despite the presence of transformers, even if they were known to people.

At some point, Jan, due to resentments, difficult age, or still insufficient level of socialization, could quarrel with Star Saber and say something like: "If only you were like (insert the name of some character)!". Considering that they were fighting in the manga as well, that would be partly in Jan's character. In addition, sometimes children, at some moments of resentment against their parents, really tend to compare them with some kind of ideal or example.

Such a comparison or some reason for the quarrel could cause a sense of guilt in Star Saber that he did not pay enough attention to his adopted son because of his responsibilities or did not meet the expectations of the child. This reaction could also be caused by an old sense of guilt that he did not have time to save Jan's parents (as it was in the original).

All this could lead to the fact that Star Saber would consciously or not begin to copy the behavior and character traits of Jan's favorite character in order to become "that real hero" for his son. Something like overcompensation.

And if this were a children's media, it could lead to the morality that you don't have to copy someone to be a real hero for your child, for children the moral is that parents, despite the fact that they are not as cool as heroes, can still be for their own children. Or you can take it in the other direction altogether, that with the help of such changes, Star Saber became even more inspired by the ideas of justice and the fight against evil and became, I don't know, a symbol of hope for children like Jan.

I repeat, the idea may be stupid, but, okay, in any case, it's better than what was shown in the IDW comics.

Being better than the IDW comics is an admittedly low standard, but there is a lot here, and most of it is based off of what already exists of the character rather than the insane Roberts portrayal.

I like what you’re suggesting, as a sort of journey for the character, maybe going TOO over the top in the vein of his Earth Wars character from what I originally saw as a more stoic character to something a bit more balanced between the two extremes. The martial arts master who’s used to acting in solitude and fighting his enemies without a single care given for what civilians think of him would definitely be taken aback by how disapproving his son is of his focus on work and would probably do everything he could to keep his trust.

There is also something to the idea that Star Saber presenting himself as a Brave Hero in the hopes of being someone Jan can admire and while Jan ultimately learns the lesson that parents are people (robot people but imperfect people all the same) his new portrayal ends up making him very popular with kids and civilians even if the other Autobots end up finding the whole thing completely ridiculous. How would the Cons react to such a thing? Ignore it? Poke fun at him? Make him an active target because of his popularity with the flesh creatures? Maybe a rival of his chooses to portray himself as an over the top villain to contradict the hero? There’s a lot that one can do here.

[xuxukooo]

My first time using clip studio, so of course I had to draw my blorbos

Also cunty Royal Margarine I drew on my friend's tablet

[ojamayellow]

you: hey.

someone who owns the transformers victory puzzle set: hey check out my transformers victory puzzle set

[0zzysaurus]

no one told me that TF Armada also inexplicably has a cast of like five random children

[cyber-streak-2]

Jan: Hey dad, I’m reading this book about anti-gravity!

Star Saber: Oh? I’ll bet it’s impossible to put down!

[transformers-mosaic]

Transformers: Mosaic #362 - "Fatherhood"

Originally posted on April 1st, 2009

Story - Curt Lunsford Art - Matt J. Brown

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wada sez: Another unpleasant strip from Lunsford, this one a Victory piece.

[transingthoseformers]

TF Surge: Maybe Star Saber is fighting Deathsaurus somewhere in space, and has a nebulan adopted son named Jan?

That would be so interesting yes