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[[File:Phaser cardart.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|My toy is utter rubbish.  Totally pants.]]
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Second-in-command of the [[Astro Squad]], '''Phaser'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[combiner]] partner is the over-enthusiastic [[Blast Master]]. The need to double-check and triple-check his partner's moves is why he's perfect for his position.<ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' #4</ref>
Second-in-command of the [[Astro Squad]], the professional '''Phaser'''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[combiner]] partner is the over-enthusiastic [[Blast Master]]. The need to double-check and triple-check his partner's moves, along with the fact he's the most down-to-earth of the entire team, is why he's perfect for his position. However, on occasion Phaser takes ''too much'' responsibility on himself, which can make him emotionally burnt out.<ref>''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' #4</ref>


{{note|In Japan, Phaser is the leader of the [[Shuttle Rocket W Team]].}}
{{note|In Japan, Phaser is the leader of the [[Shuttle Rocket W Team]].}}

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Phaser is an Autobot Micromaster from the toyline portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
My toy is utter rubbish. Totally pants.

Second-in-command of the Astro Squad, the professional Phaser's combiner partner is the over-enthusiastic Blast Master. The need to double-check and triple-check his partner's moves, along with the fact he's the most down-to-earth of the entire team, is why he's perfect for his position. However, on occasion Phaser takes too much responsibility on himself, which can make him emotionally burnt out.[1]

In Japan, Phaser is the leader of the Shuttle Rocket W Team.

Fiction

Transformers Legends comic

In a dream had by Rattrap, Swerve wielded Phaser's My First Blaster mode in an unsuccessful battle with Trypticon. When Rattrap lamented his small stature, Swerve revealed to him that Phaser was actually a tiny robot but his size didn't stop him from being a valued ally. Bonus Edition Vol. 8 Phaser continued to help Swerve against Trypticon by telling him where to aim in blaster mode, realizing too late his helpful advice only made it easier for Trypticon to dodge his blasts. 2015's Swerve

Toys

Generation 1

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  • Astro Squad (Micromaster Combiner Squad, 1990)
Phaser transforms into the front half of a black and white space shuttle. As a Micromaster Combiner, he can connect to the half-a-vehicle mode of any other Combiner to make a new vehicle mode, and can also attach to any Micromaster Combiner Transport. He was only available as part of the Astro Team, along with Blast Master, Missile Master, Moonrock, Barrage and Heave.

Return of Convoy

  • Shuttle Rocket W Team (Micro Trailer Team, 1991)
    • Japanese ID number: C-364
    • Accessories: Micro Trailer #4
Phaser was released in Return of Convoy as part of the Shuttle Rocket W Team, with Blast Master, Missile Master and Moonrock. All four toys are identical to their Hasbro releases. The set also came with Micro Trailer #4.


Legends

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  • Swerve & Tailgate (Multi-pack, 1-24-2015)
    • Japanese ID number: LG08
Legends Phaser is a redeco of Generations Flanker, transforming into a drone jet resembling the Barracuda and Sky-X designs with a new wing configuration[2] in the colors of a Space Shuttle. He also has a third blaster-cannon mode that can be used by any toy that uses the 5mm post/hole system. In an awesome homage to the IDW Generation 1 continuity, Phaser's blaster mode is a version of My First Blaster.
He was only available in a four-pack with Swerve, his partner, and Tailgate and Groundbuster.
This mold was also used to make Generations Eclipse.

Notes

Foreign names

  • Japanese: Phaser (フェイサー Feisā)
  • French: Faisceau
  • Italian: Meteor

References