#nerd question

So we all know that they have two rib cages. One for the human part and one for the horse right?

Hello, I am a beginner Japanese language learner as well as a TMNT fan. Since I am still in the early stages of learning Japanese I am not very good yet (and likely will not be for several years to come). I was wondering if anyone who is a better Japanese speaker, native or otherwise, would be able to answer my somewhat silly question.

I was wondering what “The Shredder” would translate to in Japanese? The closest I’ve gotten so far is either “Kizoku no Hikisaku” or “Nōburu no Hikisaku” 

I don’t think it would be “shureddā” because that implies (to my knowledge) a household appliance, whereas “The Shredder” implies ripping and tearing into others. 

Also, I am uncertain if I have put “hikisaku” into the right order. Would it go before the “no Kizoku” / “no Nōburu” ? Is what I written even grammatically correct? I am uncertain and can not ask my language teacher due to both the pandemic and because I don’t want her to know what a huge nerd I am. 

Would Autobots get their mech babies from a garage or a distribution center?

I need to know what a formal dress overcoat would’ve looked like for a Pre-War U.S. Army officer in Fallout. I’m used to seeing blue formal dress coats for Army officers these days, but I’m guessing it would have been green, in line with Fifties style uniforms.

The only in-game source I have is General Constantine Chase in Operation Anchorage (although we know that played rather fast and loose with historical accuracy, being a simulation and all), or possibly the Enclave uniforms, since I imagine they stayed pretty close to Pre-War aesthetics despite a few design updates over the years.