![]() Dinobot leader Grimlock proceeded to secure victory over Trypticon, convincing Blaster and the other Autobots to appoint him the Autobots' new commander. The Joes and Cobra had Alpha destroyed to remove its threat, infuriating Blaster and leading him to wonder if any humans could be trusted.īlaster and several other ranking Autobots were in the process of a holding a vote to determine their new leader, when the Decepticon's battle station Trypticon attacked, and Blaster was shot down when he attempted to rush the giant. Joe/Cobra attack on the Decepticons to free Alpha from their control. Suspecting the highly-advanced Alpha could be a sentient technological life-form, Blaster opposed destroying it, and remained at the Ark to co-ordinate a combined Autobot/G.I. After a brief battle, they revealed themselves to agents of Cobra, who requested the Autobots' help in stopping the Decepticons from destroying the planet using Power Station Alpha. The Autobots proceeded to intercept them believing them to be hostile. Once that had been dealt with Blaster detected a fleet of human aircraft heading for the Ark. Perceptor had to stop Blaster from damaging the ship until the situation could be brought under control. Blaster gave a speech to mark Prime's passing, then returned to the Ark with the Auotbots, only to be attacked attacked by the ship's own defense systems, co-opted by the human criminal, the Mechanic. After watching as Ratchet tried and failed to rebuild the Autobot leader, Blaster attended Prime's funeral, where his body was sent into space. When Optimus Prime died, Blaster used the comms to send the news on to Superion, ordering him to break off his present engagement with G.I. To deal with the threat of the Battlechargers, Blaster and the Autobots agreed to allow Circuit Breaker to combine their bodies into a an exo-suit that she would use to take the two Decepticons down, in exchange they were rebuilt and released. They were captured and disassembled, with their heads mounted on the wall of RAAT headquarters. Blaster and the rest of his Autobot allies were trapped on the Earth side of the bridge as it faded out.īlaster and the others were attacked by the government anti-robot task force RAAT and its leader Circuit Breaker upon arrival. Blaster personally battled Straxus on the bridge, tricking the Decepticon leader into damaging the portal before kicking him through it. The Decepticons set about building a Space Bridge to this planet, and Blaster spied on the tests in his alt-mode, gathering the information they need 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 fighting on a planet called Earth. Blaster was then saved from the pit by his fellow Autobots, and he claimed revenge for Scrounge by ripping out the pipes that fed the pool and blasting their Decepticon pursuers with molten slag. 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 long enough to pass on to Blaster the data he had obtained. ![]() Although his fellow Autobots 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. When his friend Scrounge failed to make a rendezvous with him, he disagreed with the order not to find him. Blaster was a member of Perceptor's Autobot resistance cell on Cybertron. Major Story Arcs Generation 1 Continuity Marvel Comics TF (Marvel) #17īlaster was a rebellious loner who hated Decepticons, and whose reputation as one of the best fighters the Autobots had was blemished by his vocal outbursts with authority figures. He was first seen in 1986 Marvel Comics' The Transformers issue #17 by writer Len Kaminski and editors Mike Carlin and Jim Shooter. Creationīlaster was created by Hasbro for The Transformers (1984) Cartoon. Blaster is bold and daring, much like his motto for music, "good, hard and loud". His status as Communications Specialist makes him vital to the Autobot front. Like his Decepticon counterpart Soundwave, he also has his own team of mini-cassettes, including Eject, Ramhorn, Rewind, and Steeljaw. Like Jazz, he loves the culture of Earth, especially their music, which is why his alternate form of an AM/FM cassette player is so fitting.
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