Shattered Glass Blaster |
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| Sub-group | Communications |
| Alternate Modes | AM/FM Stereo Cassette Player |
This Blaster is an evil mirror universe version of the Generation 1 character. He is evil, sadistic and speaks with a thick German accent.
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