It's actually a word for a platonic partnership, but Ravage, unlike Soundwave, can't read Minoru's mind.
And Soundwave has all of his headgear on and isn't paying attention to anything but the piece of music he's composing in the back of his mind.
"The point of having an amica is someone who knows you and sees and acknowledges your light, but does not have to merge with it," Ravage says. "Someone who sees the things you don't show everyone else. The things you're not always sure other people will accept, not because they're necessarily bad, but because they make you self-conscious and knock you out of the image you like to present to the world."
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And Soundwave has all of his headgear on and isn't paying attention to anything but the piece of music he's composing in the back of his mind.
"The point of having an amica is someone who knows you and sees and acknowledges your light, but does not have to merge with it," Ravage says. "Someone who sees the things you don't show everyone else. The things you're not always sure other people will accept, not because they're necessarily bad, but because they make you self-conscious and knock you out of the image you like to present to the world."