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[[Image:Landmine-backofthebox.jpg|right|350px|thumb|This gun's so nasty, even Landmine's own pretender shell will surrender to it.]] | [[Image:Landmine-backofthebox.jpg|right|350px|thumb|This gun's so nasty, even Landmine's own pretender shell will surrender to it.]] | ||
What exactly makes [[Landmine (G1)|Landmine's]] '''astro blaster''' 'astro' is a | What exactly makes [[Landmine (G1)|Landmine's]] '''astro blaster''' 'astro' is a mystery to all. But all his enemies need to know is that it fires concentrated bursts of incendiary grenades. And he can wield it in either robot or all-terrain thingie mode. Since it gives him a firepower of 10 (which is technically higher than [[Devastator (G1)|Devastator's]] and [[Bruticus (G1)|Bruticus's]]!), it's something that even [[First One|cheesed-off Femaxians]] shouldn't play around with. Though [[Thunderwing (G1)|matrix-possessed megalomaniacs]] need not worry. | ||
===''Animated'' cartoon=== | ===''Animated'' cartoon=== | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 16 January 2011
What exactly makes Landmine's astro blaster 'astro' is a mystery to all. But all his enemies need to know is that it fires concentrated bursts of incendiary grenades. And he can wield it in either robot or all-terrain thingie mode. Since it gives him a firepower of 10 (which is technically higher than Devastator's and Bruticus's!), it's something that even cheesed-off Femaxians shouldn't play around with. Though matrix-possessed megalomaniacs need not worry.
Animated cartoon
The astro blaster is just one of the many toys that the Decepticons' resident one-man deathsquad, Blackout plays with. With it, he obliterated not only the Wreckers, but a whopping four Omega Sentinels! Take THAT, Buzzsaw!The AllSpark Almanac 2
Notes
- "Astro Blaster" is also the Japanese name of the Requiem Blaster from Armada, which was mistakenly called by that name in the episode "Rebellion".