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[[Mirage (G1)| Mirage's]] '''electro-disrupter''' also shorts out his targets eletrical systems, only it uses electrical charges instead of ions, making it the perfect weapon whenever the ship needs to be a little less full. | [[Mirage (G1)| Mirage's]] '''electro-disrupter''' also shorts out his targets eletrical systems, only it uses electrical charges instead of ions, making it the perfect weapon whenever the ship needs to be a little less full. | ||
[[Zigzag]], one of the gnarly [[Needlenose|Needlenose's]] tubular targetmaster partners, who totally fits in with the other Decepticon targetmasters, turns into a wicked rad '''twin electrostatic overloader rifle'''. One wicked shot can overload and shutdown those lame-o [[Autobots|Autobots']] circuits. Or rather it would, if Zigzag could actually hit anything. See? [[Misfire|Totally]] [[Aimless|fits]] [[Triggerhappy|in]]. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 4 April 2009
- The ionic blaster is a weapon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Blast Off shouldn't even bother shooting you with his ionic blaster. You're beneath him. Literally. Should he deign you worthy of notice, however, you'll find yourself bombarded with ions, disrupting all of your electrical systems - should you have any.
Mirage's electro-disrupter also shorts out his targets eletrical systems, only it uses electrical charges instead of ions, making it the perfect weapon whenever the ship needs to be a little less full.
Zigzag, one of the gnarly Needlenose's tubular targetmaster partners, who totally fits in with the other Decepticon targetmasters, turns into a wicked rad twin electrostatic overloader rifle. One wicked shot can overload and shutdown those lame-o Autobots' circuits. Or rather it would, if Zigzag could actually hit anything. See? Totally fits in.
