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Revision as of 10:25, 4 November 2024
Guys named Blast Off tend to be Decepticons and most often Combaticons as well.
Major Blast Offs
Full list of Blast Offs
- 1986 — Blast Off, the Decepticon Combaticon from Generation 1.
- For toys of this character, see Blast Off (G1)/toys.
- 2004 — Blast Off, the Japanese Super Link name for Energon Blackout.
- 2009 — Blast Off, the Decepticon tank from Revenge of the Fallen.
- 2011 — Billy Blastoff, aka Jack Tracker, aka Hunter, the human cop from Rescue Bots.
- 2011 — Blast Off, the Decepticon Combaticon from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2014 — Blast Off, the Decepticon Combaticon from Cloud.
- 2015 — Blast Off, the heroic Decepticon from Shattered Glass.
Media with "Blast Off" in the title
- 2015 — "Blast Off!", the Rescue Bots book.
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