Heavy Traffic! Blaster and the others were disassembled, with their heads getting mounted on the wall of RAAT's headquarters. Circuit Breaker then delivered a powerful electric blast, short-circuiting the group. Command Performances!īlaster and his men were attacked by the government anti-robot task force RAAT and its super-powered agent Circuit Breaker almost immediately upon arrival unfamiliar with Earth customs, Blaster's group first tried to communicate with RAAT's vehicles, leaving the humans an opening to blindside the Autobots with "electric snow" missiles. The Harder They Die! Though Megatron and his troops spotted the Autobots upon their materialization on Earth, the Decepticons were distracted by a more pressing mission at the time, and left without attacking the new arrivals. Blaster and the rest of his Autobot allies were trapped on the Earth side of the bridge as it faded out. After planting fission bombs on the bridge, Blaster personally battled Straxus, tricking the Decepticon leader into damaging the portal before kicking him through it and apparently destroying him. The Smelting Pool! The Decepticons set about building a space bridge to this planet, and Blaster spied on the tests in his alternate mode, gathering the information they needed to launch an attack.
Scrounge's information brought new hope to the Autobot resistance, as it revealed that Optimus Prime and the Autobots on the Ark were still alive and well after four million years, fighting on a planet called Earth. Blaster was then saved from the pit by his comrades, and he claimed revenge for Scrounge by ripping out the pipes that fed the pool and blasting their Decepticon pursuers with molten slag.Īnd you thought the 1980s cellphones were huge. Captured by the forces of Lord Straxus, Blaster was sentenced to the smelting pool, where he discovered the half-melted Scrounge, who clung to life just long enough to pass on to Blaster the data he had obtained, so that this death would not be in vain. Although his fellow freedom fighters rallied behind him at first, the discovery that Scrounge had been taken to the Decepticon stronghold in Polyhex changed their minds, and Blaster went in alone. Part of Perceptor's Autobot resistance cell on Cybertron, he often disagreed with his superior's orders, especially after his friend Scrounge failed to make a rendezvous with him in the Dead End, and Blaster wanted to hunt for him. You know who you are.īlaster was a rather grim, brooding, rebellious, badass who hated Decepticons with a passion, whose reputation as one of the best fighters the Autobots had was blemished by his vocal problems with authority figures. Marvel Comics continuity Marvel The Transformers comics In some timelines which spin off from this one, Blaster joined the Interplanetary Personnel Exchange Program under the new name Broadblast (ブロードブラスト Burōdoburasuto), and after perishing in a one-on-one battle with Soundwave, was reconstructed by the super-science of the planet Master as Twincast (ツインキャスト Tsuinkyasuto).
Blaster's duties also took him to a variety of battlefields that were stranger than many other Transformers would experience, including millions of years into the past, into another dimension ruled by magic, and-a particular favorite of his-the musical planet of Eurythma. Following this, Blaster was assigned command of the city, where his jive-talking jingles and jams saw the Autobots through crises like the attack of Trypticon. Developing a rivalry with his Decepticon opposite number, Soundwave, Blaster gained a cassette army of his own so he could fight Soundwave on equal footing, and he and little buddies were instrumental in ensuring reinforcements arrived in time to save Autobot City when it was besieged in 2005. Loud and energetic, he was quick to immerse himself in Earth culture, and was happy to share his choice of rockin' tunes with anyone, whether they really wanted to hear them or not-a trait that got him in trouble as often as it saved him and his Autobot allies. 1.9 Dreamwave Generation One continuityīlaster was a fun-loving, hip and happening robot.
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