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{{ | {{Character infobox |merch=true | ||
|image = | |image=MACH MATSUO.png | ||
| | |make=1970 [[Nissan]] Fairlady Z | ||
| | |gender=Male | ||
| | |eye color=Brown | ||
|color = White | |color=White | ||
| | |home=[[Japan]] | ||
| | |occupation=[[Shu Todoroki]]'s crew chief | ||
|team=[[Shu Todoroki]] | |||
| | [[Kik]] | ||
|first_appearance =''[[Cars 2]]''}} | |||
{{Quote|Welcome to Japan, everyone. [[Shu Todoroki|Shu]] is waiting for you at our racing headquarters.|Mach Matsuo|Neon Racers (book)}} | |||
'''Mach Matsuo''' (Japanese: '''マッハ松尾''') is [[Shu Todoroki]]'s crew chief. | |||
== | ==History== | ||
Mach used to be one of the world's most successful production sports-car racers. He found winning success on the sands of Baja, in European rallies, and in sports-car club races around [[Japan]]. When Mach got the offer to be a Le Motor crew chief, he realized it was time to start training and shaping Shu Todoroki into a [[World Grand Prix]] champion! | Mach used to be one of the world's most successful production sports-car racers. He found winning success on the sands of Baja, in European rallies, and in sports-car club races around [[Japan]]. When Mach got the offer to be a Le Motor crew chief, he realized it was time to start training and shaping Shu Todoroki into a [[World Grand Prix]] champion! | ||
In [[Cars 2]], he is seen in the [[Japan]] [[Tokyo Circuit|race]] telling [[Shu Todoroki|Shu]] something in Japanese. He is seen after [[Bruno Motoreau]] and before [[Giuseppe Motorosi]]. | In [[Cars 2]], he is seen in the [[Japan]] [[Tokyo Circuit|race]] telling [[Shu Todoroki|Shu]] something in Japanese. He is seen after [[Bruno Motoreau]] and before [[Giuseppe Motorosi]]. | ||
Mach's license plate reads | ==Physical description== | ||
== | Mach Matsuo is modeled as a 1970 [[Nissan]] Fairlady Z (S30). | ||
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*[[ | Mach's license plate reads "八王子 561 て 09-43". | ||
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* | ==Bio== | ||
===''[[Neon Racers (comic)|Neon Racers]]''=== | |||
*''Mach used to be one of the world's most successful production sports-car racers. He found success on the sands of Baja, in European rallies, and in sports-car club races around Japan. When Mach got the offer to be a Le Motor crew chief, he realized it was time to start training and shaping Shu Todoroki into a champion!'' | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Mach-matsuo-personnage-cars-2-01.jpg | |||
MachMatsuo.png|Meet the Cars artwork | |||
Bandicam 2020-09-01 23-22-21-562.jpg|Diecast | |||
マッハ・マツオ.jpg|TAKARATOMY-ARTS release in maroon color | |||
MachMatsuoDisneyStore.jpg|[[Disney Store]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Names in other languages== | |||
*Japanese: ''マッハ・マツオ'' | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Yoshihiko Matsuo (in which Mach appears to be named after) is the Nissan designer who designed the Fairlady Z. | *Yoshihiko Matsuo (in which Mach appears to be named after) is the Nissan designer who designed the Fairlady Z. | ||
*In the [https://youtu.be/4CzqVMWGdZo&t=43 first Cars 2 trailer] around 0:45, Mach Matsuo can be spotted rapidly passing by in the background as [[Mater]] and [[Lightning McQueen]] are driving in [[Tokyo]]. This scene however does not appear in the final film. | |||
*In the [ | [[File:7F98A94B-5B01-48BE-AAFF-7AABB94244F3.png|thumb|100px]] | ||
*In ''[[Neon Racers (comic)|Neon Racers]]'' Mach has the same bio has Meet the Cars, however the terms "success" and "World Grand Prix" were omitted for unknown reasons. | |||
*In | {{Todoroki}} | ||
{{Cars 2}} | {{Cars 2}} | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Crew chiefs]] | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Japan]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:14, 23 August 2024
Mach Matsuo | |||||||
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Vehicle type | 1970 Nissan Fairlady Z | ||||||
Color | White | ||||||
Occupation | Shu Todoroki's crew chief | ||||||
First appearance | Cars 2 | ||||||
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- "Welcome to Japan, everyone. Shu is waiting for you at our racing headquarters."
- —Mach Matsuo, Neon Racers (book)
Mach Matsuo (Japanese: マッハ松尾) is Shu Todoroki's crew chief.
History
Mach used to be one of the world's most successful production sports-car racers. He found winning success on the sands of Baja, in European rallies, and in sports-car club races around Japan. When Mach got the offer to be a Le Motor crew chief, he realized it was time to start training and shaping Shu Todoroki into a World Grand Prix champion!
In Cars 2, he is seen in the Japan race telling Shu something in Japanese. He is seen after Bruno Motoreau and before Giuseppe Motorosi.
Physical description
Mach Matsuo is modeled as a 1970 Nissan Fairlady Z (S30).
Mach's license plate reads "八王子 561 て 09-43".
Bio
Neon Racers
- Mach used to be one of the world's most successful production sports-car racers. He found success on the sands of Baja, in European rallies, and in sports-car club races around Japan. When Mach got the offer to be a Le Motor crew chief, he realized it was time to start training and shaping Shu Todoroki into a champion!
Gallery
-
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Meet the Cars artwork
-
Diecast
-
TAKARATOMY-ARTS release in maroon color
Names in other languages
- Japanese: マッハ・マツオ
Trivia
- Yoshihiko Matsuo (in which Mach appears to be named after) is the Nissan designer who designed the Fairlady Z.
- In the first Cars 2 trailer around 0:45, Mach Matsuo can be spotted rapidly passing by in the background as Mater and Lightning McQueen are driving in Tokyo. This scene however does not appear in the final film.
![](/images/thumb/4/4d/7F98A94B-5B01-48BE-AAFF-7AABB94244F3.png/100px-7F98A94B-5B01-48BE-AAFF-7AABB94244F3.png)
- In Neon Racers Mach has the same bio has Meet the Cars, however the terms "success" and "World Grand Prix" were omitted for unknown reasons.
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Racers |
Shu Todoroki |
Crew |
Mach Matsuo • Kik |
Country |
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Racing Competitions |
Le Motor Prototype • 24 Hours of Le Mans • World Grand Prix • Radiator Springs Grand Prix • Transcontinental Race of Champions • Odometer Rollover Foundation • Global Racers Cup |