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| Real Name | Blastaar | ||||||||||||||||||
| Alternate Identity | LivingBomb-Burst | ||||||||||||||||||
| Powers and Abilities | Fires energy from his hands | ||||||||||||||||||
| Allies | Klaw Molecule Man Judge | ||||||||||||||||||
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- Blastaar is from the Non MAU series Fantastic Four.
Blastaar is an evil being from the Negative Zone.
Biography[]
Blastaar conquered multiple planets in the Negative Zone. However, one planets military was able to capture Blastaar. They placed Blastaar inside a titanium suit to keep him immobilized and put him on an asteroid. However, Blastaar was quickly able to escape the suit and found a portal to Earth that had been opened by Mister Fantastic.
When Blastaar arrived on Earth he began to terrorize New York City. Blastaar fought the Fantastic Four and the U.S. military. Mister Fantastic deduced that nuclear energy was the only thing that could neutralize Blastaar's power so the Fantastic Four lured him to a nuclear power plant. Mister Fantastic was able to temporarily take Blastaar's power away and he went back to the Negative Zone.
Molecule Man, Klaw, and Blastaar went the Tribunal of Evil and told the judge that they wished to press charges on the Fantastic Four. The judge had the Fantastic Four kidnapped and brought before him and the tribunal. After the faux trial the Fantastic Four fought and defeated the judge, Molecule Man, Klaw, and Blastaar.
Background[]
Blastaar was voiced by Frank Gerstle.
First version of the character outside the comics.
External Links[]
- Marvel
- Wikipedia
- Blastaar (Earth-700089) at Marvel Database
- Blastaar (Earth-616) at Marvel Database