Blurr (Armada)

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Blurr is an Autobot from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
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Blurr is a serious minded, yet highly competitive warrior. His skill and dedication have made him an expert marksman, serving as a sniper in Optimus Prime's unit. Once a champion racer, Blurr now trains up and coming racers in the intricacies of the sport. His gruff personality can be off-putting to his students and fellow soldiers, but he is tough on them only because he expects the very best from himself and those around him.

His Mini-Con partner is Incinerator.

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Fiction

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Cartoon continuity

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Armada cartoon

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Voice actor: Brian Drummond (English) Isshin Chiba (Japanese){{#if: Claus-Peter Damitz (German), Fredrik Beckmann (Swedish), José María Carrero (Spain-Spanish), José Mendez (Latin-American Spanish, first voice), Jesús Nunes (Latin-American Spanish, second voice), Raine Heiskanen (Finnish), Maurício Berger (Brazilian Portuguese), Ambrogio Colombo (Italian), Olivier Destrez (French)|, Claus-Peter Damitz (German), Fredrik Beckmann (Swedish), José María Carrero (Spain-Spanish), José Mendez (Latin-American Spanish, first voice), Jesús Nunes (Latin-American Spanish, second voice), Raine Heiskanen (Finnish), Maurício Berger (Brazilian Portuguese), Ambrogio Colombo (Italian), Olivier Destrez (French)}}

Blurr was an Autobot officer holding the rank of lieutenant, a veteran of the campaigns on the war-torn planet Duke. While serving on Cybertron, Blurr encountered a young Autobot named Side Swipe, who had somehow fallen prey to a trap which left him hanging upside down from a rope. To his chagrin, saving the younger soldier led to Side Swipe idolizing Blurr. Past

Blurr often dreamt of being a lounge singer, but his commitment to the Autobot cause always prevented him from pursuing his dreams.

At his old friend Scavenger's request, Blurr transferred to Optimus Prime's command on Earth. He arrived in time to snipe a Mini-Con storage panel right out of Demolishor's fingers just as the Decepticons were warping back to their base. The Mini-Con panel activated to reveal Incinerator, who latched onto his savior, though Blurr had little idea of how to treat the Mini-Con. Soon afterwards the kids tried to become friends with the taciturn Autobot, but he blew them off, sternly stating that in war there is no time for foolish games, and that they should grow up. As the two fastest Autobots on land, Blurr was paired with Hot Shot in the search for the next Mini-Con on a race track. The two Autobots butted heads over how to proceed with the mission, culminating in the loss of the Mini-Con panel to the Decepticons. Afterwards, Hot Shot apologized to Blurr, who appreciated the sentiment and concluded that he was unaware that the Mini-Cons were more than just tools and that he didn't get along with others very well. Reinforcement

Hot Shot and Blurr competed against each to complete an obstacle course. After Blurr won the first round, the pair were joined by Smokescreen. Though Blurr told him he wouldn't be able to keep up, Smokescreen proved him wrong by simply muscling his way through the obstacles instead of dodging them. Their training was then interrupted; Optimus informed his troops that they had received a message from Megatron. The leader of the Decepticons challenged Optimus to a battle that would bring an end to their conflict, one way or the other. The Autobots agreed to Megatron's terms, but with the Decepticons holding both the Skyboom Shield and the Star Saber, they found themselves at a great disadvantage. Blurr and Hot Shot covered each other in order to rush into Optimus and Megatron's duel, and managed to distract Megatron long enough for Optimus to wrench the Skyboom Shield from his grasp. The Skyboom Shield then acted of its own accord and blocked the Star Saber, triggering a light to shoot off into space. The Decepticons then retreated. Decisive Battle

While Blurr and the Autobots gauged the extent of the shield's power and formulated strategies around its use, they disallowed allow their human friends from entering the base. This unfortunately didn't keep them out of harm's way, as Fred and Rad accidentally walked into a trap set by Megatron. Blurr and the bulk of the Autobots followed the kids through a series of Warp Gates, which left them scattered across the world. Worse yet, they couldn't reconvene while their communication system was being scrambled. When they finally managed to get their transmissions sorted out, Blurr and the others surrounded Megatron, saving Optimus from being killed, and forcing the Decepticon leader to abandon several of his Mini-Cons into Autobot custody. Vow In a later battle, Blurr tried to attack Megatron while his back was turned. Despite wielding the Skyboom Shield, he was pushed back by Starscream. The outcome of this particular clash went undocumented. Rebellion

While Blurr and the other Autobots were away, Alexis, Carlos, and Rad traveled into a digital realm and met with an evil force. The Autobots returned to base and safely extricated the kids before said force could do them any harm though. Chase

Blurr continued to be paired up with Hot Shot on the battlefield, and the Autobots' practiced strategies earned them a victory in securing Prowl's Mini-Con panel. The Autobots began to grow overconfident, only to be humbled when the Decepticons' newest team member, Thrust, used his superior tactics to completely overwhelm the Autobots in their next outing. If not for the surprise arrival of Jetfire, the Autobots would have been dealt a devastating defeat. Tactician However, Optimus Prime was badly damaged in the fight, so Jetfire took over as leader. But Jetfire wound up flying into another one of Thrust's ambushes, prompting Hot Shot, Blurr, and Smokescreen to try and assist the airborne Autobot from a nearby island... only for them to wind up in a secondary ambush set up by the Decepticon tactician! Though the situation looked grim, Optimus Prime arrived, repaired, just in time to combine with Jetfire and save the day. Linkup

During a rare moment of downtime, Blurr watched while Jetfire and Smokescreen had themselves an arm-wrestling competition. Later, the Autobots squared off against the Decepticons on a beachfront Detection where Tidal Wave arrived to bolster Megatron's forces. The Autobots barely held up against this latest arrival, though Hot Shot and Blurr managed to strike at his vulnerable underside. This only yielded a brief respite, as Tidal Wave simply transformed out of his ship mode and continued to rain down laser fire on the Autobots. Awakening Hot Shot tried to ward off Tidal Wave with the Skyboom Shield and Blurr tried to help him, only to be swatted away. The Autobots then learned that Red Alert was warping in along with Rad, Carlos, and Sky Blast: the first component Mini-Con of the Requiem Blaster. Blurr took it upon himself to stop Thrust from getting to the Mini-Con, but the Decepticon slipped out of his grasp by using his disappearing act. Thankfully, Blurr did stall Thrust long enough for the other two members of the Space Mini-Con Team to join up with Sky Blast and combine. Optimus wound up with the Requiem Blaster in hand, and the Decepticons were forced to retreat. Desperate

The Requiem Blaster was a source of argument for the Autobots, however. With this new weapon, several of them were eager to storm the Decepticon base in the hopes of ending the war. Blurr was among those willing to use the blaster aggressively to take out their enemies, but Optimus was hesitant. Before a decision could be reached, it was discovered that the Space Mini-Con Team had run off along with the kids. The Autobots went out looking for them, though Blurr took a roundabout route to avoid getting stuck in traffic during the search. He rejoined Optimus later in the day, once the Autobot leader had already found the runaways and dealt with Thrust, who had attacked them. The Autobots all agreed that the Mini-Cons would be free to decide for themselves whether or not they would take part in an attack on the Decepticons. Runaway

Side Swipe then turned up on Earth, and informed the Autobots that he had gotten himself transferred to their unit specifically to work alongside Blurr. Blurr had little patience for his admirer, and soon managed to pawn him off onto Hot Shot, who was henceforth tasked with training him. Past Hot Shot and Side Swipe ran afoul of Wheeljack, out for revenge against his former mentor. To this end, he shot Hot Shot at point-blank range, though Side Swipe managed to return him alive to the Autobots' base. While Hot Shot healed, Optimus Prime filled Blurr in on the past Wheeljack shared with their injured comrade. Hot Shot took off shortly thereafter to confront Wheeljack once more, and Blurr headed out to search for him. Fortunately, Hot Shot managed to make it through another encounter with the ex-Autobot. Past II

When the Autobots were informed by a mysterious source to meet the Decepticons in battle within a forest, they opted to leave the Requiem Blaster behind. Soon, the Decepticons arrived to fight them, as promised... or rather, Starscream engaged the group alone. When it dawned on the Decepticon that he was outnumbered, as Blurr and the others surrounded him while his back-up was nowhere to be seen, he took off. Unfortunately, Megatron had noticed the absence of the Requiem Blaster on the battlefield, and shifted his strategy accordingly. Blurr and the other Autobots warped back to their base when they learned the Decepticons were infiltrating it in their absence. They were too late to assist Smokescreen, who had been left behind to guard the Mini-Cons. Smokescreen nearly died while Megatron retreated, Requiem Blaster in hand. Sacrifice

When Starscream defected to the Autobots, Blurr argued in favor of accepting him, over Hot Shot's objections. Smokescreen was rebuilt into a new body, and the Autobots used data provided by Starscream to open a warp gate to the Moon, in order to storm the Decepticon camp. Regeneration The attack on the Decepticon moonbase begun with the Autobots besieging Megatron's throne room. The battle then spread throughout the Decepticons' base, until the Decepticon-held Mini-Cons were located. Blurr helped cover the Mini-Cons' escape back to Autobot headquarters, and followed them shortly after. Rescue

Blurr helped the Autobots build a spaceship, though he showed his disdain for Starscream throughout construction, going as far as calling him "Star-traitor" behind his back. The ship was in the final stages of construction when Billy and Fred reported that they had seen Starscream "chase off" Thrust after the Decepticon had asked him to steal the Skyboom Shield. As it turns out, Dirt Boss, Downshift, and Mirage were nowhere to be found just then. Blurr was among those who threw around accusations that Starscream had complied with Thrust's request. The conversation was cut short when the Decepticons attacked, and Blurr drove out to meet them. While he fought, Starscream snatched away the Skyboom Shield (having been found during the battle) and the Star Saber, and returned to the Decepticons' side. Crack The entire Autobot team was angered over Starscream's betrayal, though it took its toll on the children the most. Blurr watched silently as Carlos, Billy, and Fred bitterly tossed away the jeweled rocks Starscream had brought them from Mars as gifts. Threaten Afterwards, the Autobots scrambled to deal with the Decepticons' new super-weapon, the Hydra Cannon, powered by the stolen Mini-Con weapons. Ultimately, Blurr was only able to watch from afar as Optimus gave up his life to block its destructive power from reaching the Earth. Crisis Over the following week, the Autobots tried their best to carry on without Optimus. Though Blurr managed to keep his composure, Hot Shot was hit hardest by the loss of the Autobot leader, and his outbursts threatened to tear apart the already strained team. Scavenger took it upon himself to knock some sense back into Hot Shot, while Blurr and the others watched from afar. Unable to bear his feelings of guilt, Hot Shot tried to drive away from his team, prompting Blurr and Side Swipe to chase him down. Though it took the Mini-Cons stepping in, Hot Shot was eventually made to come to terms with the reality of the Autobots' situation. Blurr then watched as Jetfire handed over command of the Autobots to Hot Shot. With their morale renewed, the Autobots redoubled their efforts to finish the Axalon. Remorse Blurr watched confusedly as the Mini-Cons protested Hot Shot's decision to leave the children behind while the Autobots pursued the Decepticons. Hot Shot eventually relented, and the Autobots, Mini-Cons, and children all boarded the newly completed Axalon and begun their journey to Cybertron. Depart

As the Earth shrank in the distance, Blurr pondered on how beautiful the planet the Autobots were leaving behind was. He acted as the Axalon's navigator, and had his work cut out for him early in the Autobots' journey; the Axalon's path took the Autobots through an asteroid field. As they were about to emerge from this dangerous region, the Decepticons attacked, having turned around their ship to crush their pursuers. In the battle that followed, Blurr faced off against Cyclonus. The Decepticons retreated when Optimus, revived by the Mini-Cons through the Matrix, repelled Megatron with his super mode. Miracle No sooner had the Autobots welcomed their leader back than their ship was pulled through a worm hole to a dead planet, where they were menaced by a twisted clone of Optimus named Nemesis Prime. While Blurr stayed on the Axalon with most of the Autobots, Prime ended his dark doppelgänger's threat. Puppet

By the time the Autobots had repaired the Axalon and arrived over Cybertron, the Decepticons had managed to take over the planet. The Mini-Cons started acting up now that they were in close proximity to their host planet, and Carlos attempted to stop the little 'bots from leaving the Autobot ship. Blurr had to save the boy from drifting off into the void. The Autobots then warped down to Cybertron, where Blurr and Hot Shot fought through Decepticons foot soldiers. Meanwhile, a black hole appeared overhead. The Mini-Con continued to display their mysterious powers, and helped keep the black hole at bay. Uprising Blurr and the rest of Optimus's crew were forced to remain in orbit on the Axalon while Jetfire scouted Cybertron's surface for a safe landing zone. When Blurr learned that Hot Shot went off on his own to meet Galvatron face-to-face, he agreed with Scavenger that going after the young Autobot would be counter-productive. The Axalon then received a transmission from Jetfire, pointing them towards a region where they could set themselves down. Thanks to the Mini-Cons providing them cover with illusory copies of their ship, the Autobots managed to bypass the Decepticons' defenses and make planetfall. Dash Later, Blurr relayed orders to Jetfire; he was to back up Hot Shot and Wheeljack, who were currently tracking down Thrust. Portent

The Autobots put in action a plan to force Galvatron into a situation where Optimus would have the opportunity to reason with him. Blurr and the other Autobots forestalled the Decepticons while Optimus drew their leader away from the battleground. The Autobots' and Decepticons' firefight was interrupted by an energy discharge from Unicron, and soon thereafter Galvatron was swayed by Starscream's death to unite his forces with Optimus's. Cramp Blurr attended a formal ceremony where Prime and Galvatron shook hands, uniting the Autobots and Decepticons into an armada that struck at Unicron together. Unfortunately, their first volley had no effect on the Chaos Bringer. Blurr was then put in charge of maintaining contact with a small scouting party sent to explore Unicron's surface. That mission yielded little success as well. Alliance Determining their best plan of attack laid in attacking Unicron from within, Optimus and Galvatron infiltrated their gargantuan foe's body. Meanwhile, Blurr and the rest of the troops kept Unicron occupied with their ships, in the hopes of forestalling Cybertron's annihilation. Union No matter how much damage they inflicted upon him, however, Unicron would regenerate his wounds. Origin

Thankfully, the team inside of Unicron succeeded in retrieving the Mini-Con weapons, de-powering the Chaos Bringer. The Transformers then scrambled to eliminate Unicron before he recovered, but this proved unnecessary; once Galvatron sacrificed himself, there was no longer enough hatred in the universe to sustain Unicron, and he vanished from existence. The Transformers' war now at an end, Blurr and his fellow Cybertronians stood united as a race, and begun rebuilding their war-torn planet. Mortal Combat

Cybertron cartoon

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Voice actor: ? (English), ? (Japanese){{#if: |, {{{2}}}}}

Appearing only in vehicle mode, and usually with several redecos of himself, Blurr was one of the many Autobot refugees hiding on Earth. At some point he added a spoiler to himself.

He and his redecoed pals later appeared on Velocitron as generic natives of the colony world. Blurr was never referred to by name, and no mention is made of his past adventures. Whether or not Cybertron Blurr is the same character as Armada Blurr or a separate character is pretty muddy, with a lot of contradicting sources. See "Notes" for more.

Dreamwave Armada continuity

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Dreamwave Armada comic

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Blurr was a member of Jetfire's squad on Cybertron, along with Rhinox, Dropshot, Side Swipe and Overload. When Optimus Prime visited Jetfire at Autobase: Cybertron, Blurr was out fighting the Decepticons, and asked Jetfire for orders. He was told to retreat and await reinforcements. Armada #10 Later, he was present at Autobase when Hot Shot contacted them and told them that Optimus Prime had disappeared. Worlds Collide, Part 1 of 4

Strange things began happening after that, and Blurr detected unusual space bridge activity at the Decepticon base. Worlds Collide, Part 2 of 4 He was subsequently part of the Autobot squad that traveled to the heart of the disturbances to investigate. They found it abandoned and decided to shut down the space bridge nexus, but came under attack from a powerful samurai. Blurr fired on him, only to have his gun and index finger cut off by the enemy's sword. Worlds Collide, Part 3 of 4 While the rest of the squad held the enemy busy, Blurr and Side Swipe were tasked with shutting down the nexus. When that failed, they simply planted explosives around it, but Blurr couldn't initiate the destruct sequence due to interference. He and the others were ordered to escape while Jetfire activated the bombs manually. Worlds Collide, Part 4 of 4 When Unicron attacked Cybertron a while later, Blurr reported that the planetary defenses were ready to go. The End

Dreamwave Energon comic

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Blurr was a part of Prowl's team (which also consisted of Downshift and... Prowl) of Autobots who were dispatched to Tokyo in response to the Terrorcon's assault on Earth. Blurr also witnessed Megatron mow down the invading Terrorcon clones of Cruellock. Multiplicity, Pt. 4

Superdeformers

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Yoink!

When Thrust hurled Thunderwing at Hot Shot, Blurr grabbed the Mini-Con out of the air before it could hit his buddy. As the two Autobots scurried away, Blurr thanked Thrust for the free Mini-Con. Superdeformers

Timelines

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A Transformium version of Hot Shot observed Blurr and Jetfire when he passed into their reality from the negative polarity universe. Coalescence

Games

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3D Battle Card Game

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Blurr is one of the many Autobots serving under the command of Optimus Primal. Energon Wars Expansion Set

Transformers: Battle Tactics

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Blurr Armada participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! He was an Epic character who could be recruited by collecting 650 units of Cybermetal, 350 units of Transmetal, 150 exclusive cores, and 50 cores of this character. Transformers: Battle Tactics

Toys

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Armada

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Kinda hard to be the fastest Autobot with all that freakin' kibble on his back! (Hasbro version pictured)
Incinerator was out sick that day. (Takara version pictured)
  • Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con, 2002 / 2003)
Released in the third wave of Armada Super-Cons, Blurr transforms into a sleek Cybertronic race car with a front end based loosely on the [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Saleen S7|{{#if:||Saleen S7}}]]<ref>{{#if: The car was based- kind of based off a Saleen. |"The car was based- kind of based off a Saleen."—|}}{{#if: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s |Aaron Archer|Aaron Archer}}{{#if: The Toy Armada |, The Toy Armada|}}{{#if: Toy Armada Friday Night LIVE - Armada BLURR and more! |, "Toy Armada Friday Night LIVE - Armada BLURR and more!"|}}{{#if: 2023 |, 2023{{#if: 03 |/{{#switch:{{#len:03}}|1=003|03}}{{#if: 17|/{{#switch:{{#len:17}}|1=017|17}}|}}}}|}}{{#if: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s ||}}{{#switch:{{#sub:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s%7C7%7C11}}%7Cweb.archive= (archive link)|}}{{#switch:{{#sub:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s%7C8%7C11}}%7Cweb.archive= (archive link)|}}{{#switch:{{#sub:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s%7C7%7C10}}%7Carchive.is= (archive link)|}}{{#switch:{{#sub:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rwGRYaeC8U&t=758s%7C8%7C10}}%7Carchive.is= (archive link)|}}{{#if: | (dead link)}}</ref> and a back end based on the [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Ferrari F50|{{#if:||Ferrari F50}}]]. In this mode, plugging his packed-in Mini-Con partner Incinerator into the space under Blurr's spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr's car mode to flip down into a "flight mode". This mode also makes his twin Powerlinx-activated spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. Due to the aforementioned gimmick, he ends up carrying about three quarters of the car mode on his back. He also has no knees, which severely limits his poseability.
The Takara version of "Silverbolt", released as part of the third wave of Legend of the Microns, has quite a number of color differences from Blurr. His clear-plastics are red rather than yellow and the "dirt-wash" on his car mode has been replaced with cleanly-delineated yellow racing stripes. His robot mode's paint applications are quite different, with many changing colors (especially on his head), no abdomen paint, and fully-painted fingers and thumbs as opposed to Blurr's partially-painted fingers.
This mold was redecoed into Universe Swerve. It was retooled to make Cybertron Blurr, and Shattered Glass Blurr.
  • Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con Class, 2002)
The Race Mini-Con Team was also included with various probably-randomized "Bonus Buy" sets clamshelled with other toys in the line sold through various retailers; the Race Mini-Con Team has been found packed with Super-Con Blurr.


  • Silverbolt & Street Speed Micron (Multi-pack, 2003)
  • Sonokong name: Sunbolt & Street Speed
  • Takara ID number: MS-05
  • Release date: May 15, 2003
  • Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
In Japan, "Silverbolt" was available both separately and in a multi-pack with the Street Speed Mini-Con Team. All of the toys in this set are identical to their individual releases.
This set was also released by Sonokong in Korea, with no changes from the Takara release, other than the packaging. This was also the only way to obtain "Sunbolt" (Blurr) and the "Street Speed" in Korea.


  • Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con, 2003)
  • Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
In November of 2003, US Toys"R"Us stores had special bonus pack Super-Con (Deluxe) toys, which came with a single bonus Mini-Con attached to the card over their sticker, for less than the price as a normal Super-Con during their post-Thanksgiving-day sale.
Like Sideways, Blurr could come with one of the Destruction Mini-Con Team members: Buzzsaw, Drill Bit, or Dualor.


Cybertron

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Clearly a very common Earth vehicle.
  • Blurr vs Buzzsaw (Vs pack, 2005)
  • ID number: GS-01
  • Release date: February 24, 2005
  • Accessories: Left & right launchers, 2 missiles, Speed Planet Cyber Key
A redeco and extensive retool of Armada Blurr, Galaxy Force Blurr transforms into a sleek "Veloctronian" race car with transparent tires. His entire vehicle-mode back end has been altered to replace the original toy's Mini-Con activation gimmick with a Cyber Key activation gimmick: plugging a Key into the space under Blurr's spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr's car mode to flip down into a "flight mode". This mode also makes his twin spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. These launchers are entirely new tooling, which replaces the Mini-Con Powerlinx gimmick with traditional firing tabs, as well as replace the 5 mm post connectors in favor of thin tabs that actually slot into his open hands. Blurr also features a new head, based heavily upon Generation 1 Blurr.
In Japan, he was only available in a "vs set" with Buzzsaw, released in the fourth wave of Galaxy Force product.
This mold was later retooled further to make the BotCon 2008-exclusive Shattered Glass Blurr.


  • Blurr (Deluxe class, 2005)
  • Accessories: Left & right launchers, 2 missiles, Speed Planet Cyber Key
  • Cyber Key Code: d0y2
For his later Hasbro Cybertron release, Blurr was available as an individual Deluxe in a short-run "wave 3.5". The toy proper is unchanged from the Japanese release, but his Cyber Key has had a new Cyber Key Code stamped on its back.
Later releases of this toy came with a pack-in DVD of the Cybertron cartoon episode "Hidden".


Universe (2008)

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  • Battle for the Cyber Planet Keys (Multi-pack, 2008)
  • Series: Cybertron Series
  • Accessories: Left & right launchers, 2 missiles, Speed Planet Autobot Cyber Key
An unchanged Cybertron Blurr was re-released alongside similarly unchanged Runamuck, Longrack, Buzzsaw, and a redeco of Armada Deluxe class Optimus Prime in a Sam's Club-exclusive box set, sold at a significantly lower cost than their combined original prices.


Merchandise

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3D Battle-Card Game

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  • Blurr (2007)
A 28-point character in the 3D Battle-Card Game's "Energon Wars" expansion, Blurr "transforms" into a race car that borrows liberally from his toy design, with a robot mode inspired by the "Movie" aesthetic. He uses the same parts layout as Movie Jazz, Movie Smokescreen and Generation 1 Hot Rod.
The Battle-Card may or may not actually be a representation of the other Blurr from Cybertron.

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Foreign names

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  • Japanese: Silverbolt (シルバーボルト Shirubāboruto)
  • Hungarian: Homály ("Blur")
  • Mandarin: Jí Xiānfēng (China, 急先锋, "Daring Vanguard")
  • Korean: Sunbolt (선볼트 Seonbolteu)
  • Russian: Blurr (Блэр Bler)

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