Transformers Hasbro G1 Reissue Blaster Action Figure Walmart Exclusive

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He handed her a small cassette tape and told her that whenever she was depressed, she should listen to music. She thanked him as he left. Accessories: Regular head, Evil Alien Robot head, 6 interchangeable hands, small gun, large gun, Blaster boom box, "Tank"

An unlicensed figure produced by Justitoys recreates Blaster in the style of the Smallest Transformers line. A blue/yellow redeco was later released to represent Twincast. [15] Gameplay-wise the card is identical to the 35th Anniversary Edition of the set, and features different artwork reused from the Transformers Legends mobile game. The line-art for this version was drawn by Guido Guidi. Notably, this marks the first release of Twincast in Hasbro markets, as all other releases of the character have been exclusive to Japan. Blaster encounters time-traveling Autobots who intended to deal with Galvatron, a plot detailed in the UK comics. This encounter results in Blaster being displaced to an alternate limbo realm.Blaster was later one of those defending Goldbug's fortress from a full Decepticon assault and heard Jetfire's anguished scream in the wake of Starscream's death. Shattered Glass #5 Blaster is one of the many Autobots aboard the Ark in Do Over by Fun Publications. The Ark launches from Cybertron for Earth under the command of Rodimus and is followed by the Decepticon ship Nemesis, under the command of Starscream. While battling over Earth it is shot down by human defense systems. [15] Blaster was present when Optimus Prime made the discovery that numerous Autobot files held within Teletraan I's databanks had been lost. Information Administration Teletraan 15 Go! Go! Volume 1 In the United States and Canada, this figure, like all Vintage G1 releases, is exclusive to Walmart.

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Blaster was among the Autobot resistance during the Age of Interment, shown in the third War Within series. Despite Blaster's good intentions, the tape turned out to be full of depressing music. It also turned out to be Steeljaw. 15 Go! Go! Kiss Players [ ] Alvarez, J.E. (2001). The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s Through 1990s (Revised & Expanded 2nd ed.). Schiffer Publishing Ltd. p.30. ISBN 0-7643-1364-9. Search this book on