Logos Prime

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This article is about the Cybertron character. For the Generation 1 character eventually upgraded to Soundblaster, see Soundwave (G1).
Is the silhouette really necessary for the all black toy?

Soundblaster, also known as Logos Prime, is an ancient equal with Vector Prime and possessing extraordinary power over space and time. He can take any name and form that he chooses. Soundblaster is partnered with the bird-bot Hell Buzzsaw, who he uses to speak through to mere mortals.

Fiction

Beast Wars Reborn

After the Great Reformatting, Logos Prime abducted Optimus Primal and Megatron onto his amazing starship, though they had lost their memories. After a series of confusing escapades between the two, Logos Prime introduced himself as Soundblaster. He offered his powers over space and time to Megatron, hoping that he'd be his successor. But Vector Prime appeared and interrupted. The two old Transformers recognized each other as Ancients, and a battle was likely imminent... Master of the Game


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Toys

Cybertron

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  • Soundblaster (Voyager class, 2006)
    • Japanese ID number: GX-03
    • Accessories: "Hell Buzzsaw" partner, "Laser Cannon", "Blaster Gun", Planet X type Cyber Key
Soundblaster is a redeco of the Cybertron Soundwave toy, transforming into a Cybertronic stealth bomber. He comes with three hexagonal prism "bombs"; one converts into his partner Hell Buzzsaw, the other two unfold into non-firing blaster weapons. Any one of these "bombs" can be stored in his robot-mode chest, which opens by plugging a Cyber Planet Key into him. The other two store in indents on the underside of his wings. He comes with a silver-bordered Planet X style Cyber Planet Key.
He was only available under the "Toy's Dream Project" series of exclusive hobby/collector toy releases.
This mold was also used to make the 2008 Universe-series version of Blaster.

Notes

  • Though Soundblaster's box was new, he came with Soundwave's instructions.