The Trick to a Healthy Autobot Warrior

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"The Trick to a Healthy Autobot Warrior" オートボット戦士、げんきのひけつ (Autobot Senshi, Genki no Hiketsu)
Publisher	Kodansha
Published in	TV Magazine
First published	May 31, 2023
Cover date	July/August/September 2023
Manga	Haruka Oda
Editor	Minoko

Arcee shows Bumblebee how to keep up his vigor.

Synopsis

Bumblebee sees Arcee zap Soundwave in the head, and the fatigued little Autobot wants to know how she can maintain such vigor and high spirits even after a long day of fighting Decepticons. Arcee transforms into her bike mode and says that she'll show him how she does it. He hops on and they ride off into a day of adventures, including having a pool party, getting clean by walking through a car wash, and stuffing themselves with tasty treats. As it gets late, Bumblebee wonders about heading back home, but then Arcee shows him that she's been texting friends and planning the most important adventure of all: singing and dancing your heart out like a star in karaoke! Bumblebee has an absolute blast.

However, the next morning, while Arcee is up and raring to do it all again, Bumblebee is about to collapse from exhaustion due to partying all night, and concludes that the secret of keeping such high spirits must be different for everyone.

Featured characters

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Notes

• This comic was published in the July/August/September 2023 issue of TV Magazine and advertised the Rise of the Beasts Battle Changer Optimus Prime and Battle Master Cheetor figures.
• It was rerun as the February 2024 issue of the webcomic and advertised the Studio Series Rise of the Beasts Arcee, Optimus Prime and Bumblebee figures, as well as the first collected edition of Go! Go!.

Transformers references

• Arcee debuts this issue with notably the comic's first ground-up all new character design! As part of the comic's ongoing initiative to promote the contemporaneous film Rise of the Beasts, author Haruka Oda breaks with her usual toy-accurate style to produce a Generation 1 Arcee informed by her growth over the past fortyish years: heavily influenced by her Rise of the Beasts incarnation, with additional robot-mode flourishes pulled from her Bumblebee design and a characterization informed by Cyberverse Arcee.^[1]

References

External links

• Scans of "The Trick to a Healthy Autobot Warrior" at TFRaw
• "The Trick to a Healthy Autobot Warrior" at TV Magazine
• "The Trick to a Healthy Autobot Warrior" on Comic-Days