The joy of size changing: Blaster rides inside Cosmos to the Moon, and in the next scene Cosmos and Blaster are side by side and Blaster is almost twice as tall as Cosmos. Cosmos's improbably large interior has just enough for Blaster to sit inside of. " Sea Change" and " Quest for Survival" will portray it as even larger, with room for multiple passengers to walk around. When Dreadwind refused to accept he'd been replaced as letters host and barricaded his office, Blaster, new host of Darn 'n' Blast, took up a temporary office next door. Dreadwind kept banging on the wall to distract him. #300's Transformation The kids of 1990 Britain duly wrote to Blaster with rap and cool lingo, dude. #300's Darn 'n' Blast Nightstalker joined forces with the universe-traveling Megatron and the Anti-Vocationist League to oppose the forces of the Functionist Council. Unfortunately for Nightstalker, by the time the AVL, pursued by the Council, encountered the "main" universe's Lost Light, he was listed among the companions of Megatron confirmed as killed by the Council's forces. The Return of the King Games Transformers: Earth Wars Soundblaster and the rest of the "35th Anniversary" subline were exclusive to Walmart in the United States. They were also available at general retail in Hasbro's Asian markets such as Taiwan and Singapore. Eventually was able to return to combat, shortly before the Autobots returned to Cybertron to assault the Decepticon fortress in an attempt to free the enslaved Autobots there?

Mirage, Sideswipe, Sunstreaker and Hound show up to transform prior to rolling out, and are not seen again. Trailbreaker shows up at the same time. Soundwave was seen grappling with Springer during a vicious battle on Cybertron. While some fought, others left Cybertron behind to expand the Transformers' war to the planet Nebulos. Headmaster comic book commercial Transforming into his towering robot mode, Blaster told 15 that a princess like her deserved a more cheerful song. After listening to her problems, he advised her not to worry about what she ought to do and suggested that she concentrate on doing what she loved best. He told her that as individuals, sentient beings are notes, and that together, they become music. The weapon later came into possession of the Star Seekers at last, and was mounted on the Tidal Wave, the ship of their captain Thundertron. Encountering Megatron and the Nemesis crew utilizing the weapon as a death threat, Thundertron remained unaware of the overheating qualities and vast amounts of energy needed to power the weapon, something the Decepticon leader knew about all too well. The Star Seeker captain boasted of how he destroyed the Autobots with the Requiem Blaster, which Megatron briefly considered a possibility before taunting Thundertron. The Star Seeker leader replied by using the Requiem Blaster on the Nemesis, first blasting through an asteroid obstructing their line of sight. However, their second attempt resulted in a significantly weaker blast and the inevitable overheating of the weapon, and the Tidal Wave ultimately jettisoned the Requiem Blaster to ensure the crew's safety. Retribution Its current whereabouts are unknown.

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In the meantime, Soundwave attended Brainstorm's funeral alongside his leader, The World In Your Eyes Part Four and later recorded another speech of Megatron's, claiming that this one would reach a hundred thousand Cybertronians would hear it before the cycle's end. When Bumblebee approached the Ascenticons for a position, he assumed that he'd be dealing with Guard leader Elita-1, but she sent Soundwave in his place to evaluate Bumblebee's fitness for the Guard during a secluded interview in an abandoned energon mine. However, Soundwave's electromagnetic suppressor prevented Bumblebee from receiving Rubble's transmission, who'd had the misfortune of stumbling upon Quake killing the Voin and was himself murdered. The World In Your Eyes Part Five 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 [ ] Eject and the Builder Assembly then authorized the deployment of Vehicons, with test runs on the isolated city-states of Damaxus and Carpessa, followed by a Trojan horse play getting infected Micromasters taken as P.O.W.s to Protihex. Soon, the Vehicons were in play, and the Resistance was on the run. Was released from Twincast's service when he returned to being Blaster and told to seek his own happiness?

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.Probably shouldn't have his wiki entry be written in this style since the newly- retooled head is based on Roche's design as seen in IDW's More Than Meets The Eye ongoing series, where he wasn't so much a trivia nut? Together with the cassette Transformers Glit and Sundor and the humans Marissa Faireborn, Shaoshao Li, and Atari Hitotonari, Rosanna performed in a world tour as a member of the group " Kiss Players". At their Brave Maximus Fortress concert, a trio of mysterious Sparkbots suddenly appeared, claiming to be servants of Primus, and told the three humans to kiss them. When they did, the humans and Brave were transported away through time, leaving the three cassettes behind... Kiss Players #39 Blaster is destroyed in the Japanese Transformers: The Headmasters series during a fight with Soundwave (who also perished in the fight) and rebuilt two episodes later as Twincast, with a blue/white color scheme as opposed to the red/yellow previously. After a pivotal role in "Operation Cassette", he featured as a regular character throughout the whole series. The Twincast toy was recently re-issued by eHobby. Aside from the blue/yellow color scheme, the Twincast toy also differs from the Blaster/Broadcast toy in that the tape compartment can hold two cassette Transformers simultaneously.

The pan of Sunstreaker and Sideswipe transforming comes right out of " More than Meets the Eye, Part 1".

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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 After Perceptor detected chronal energy emanating from an asteroid near Cybertron, Rodimus Prime sent a squad of Autobots with him to investigate, including Blaster with Ramhorn and Rewind. They encountered a Quintesson expedition and a school of Sharkticons, which Ramhorn relished in ramming repeatedly. During the fight, however, the Autobots accidentally passed through the Quintessons' Time Window, arriving 11 million years in the past. They met Beta, and took up arms in the original Cybertronian revolution against the Quintessons. They held the line against the Dark Guardians long enough for the Autobots of 2006 to return the revolution's leader A-3 from the future. As A-3 turned the Coder Remote on the Guardians, the Autobots returned to the present through the time window. Forever Is a Long Time Coming

Blaster's first appearance was in episode 30, "Dinobot Island, Part 1" with no particular origin, simply appearing among the Autobots. Blaster frequently spoke in rhyme resembling rap music lyrics. Following the Tyrest crisis, Blaster was one of the dozens of Autobots who helped clean and fix up the devastated bar so that Swerve could reopen it. No Guns, No Swords, No Briefcases Weapons: Soundwave uses a gun of the same make as the traitor and the Aerialbots to blast targets from medium range. He then closes in on the target and smashes it with his fists.

This character article is a stub and is missing information on their fictional appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. The Mystery of Planet Master The Great Cassette Operation The Emperor of Destruction Vanishes on an Iceberg Miraculous Warriors, Targetmasters (Part 1) The Final Showdown on Earth (Part 2) The two small Autobots then beat the ever-loving snot out of the two small Decepticons. Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers #7 Ask Vector Prime Cosmos really shouldn't have to switch off his engines once he reaches the Moon; he should have just switched them off as soon as he escaped Earth's gravity well.