Particle blaster

Catgut delights in the destruction of his enemies, so it's fortunate for him that he can combine with his Action Master partner Treadshot's pulse demagnetizer to form a fusion-powered particle blaster (with pulse demagnetizer attachment).

Fiction

Dreamwave Generation One continuity

Treadshot's pulse demagnetizer rifle could connect to Catgut's particle blaster mode. Treadshot's More than Meets the Eye profile Rad was armed with a particle blaster which fired silicate particles that eroded or destroyed its targets. It could combine with his Targetmaster partner Lionizer's atom-smasher rifle mode to increase its power. Rad's More than Meets the Eye profile Gutcruncher carried a double-barreled particle blaster rifle. Gutcruncher's More than Meets the Eye profile

Animated cartoon

Blackout was armed with particle blasters that were fitted with mounted galva-conductors. The AllSpark Almanac II

Toys

The Transformers

• Treadshot with Catgut (Action Master, 1990)
  • Accessories: pulse demagnetizer

The Transformers Catgut (available only with Treadshot) could combine with Treadshot's pulse demagnetizer to form a particle blaster, as identified in his packaging bio and instructions (although see below).

Notes

• Treadshot's instructions mixed up his pulse demagnetizer with another weapon that was never available with any Action Master figure. Meanwhile, Soundwave's instructions mixed up his photon negator with Treadshot's pulse demagnetizer. As a result, several toy information websites and identification guides (including the Generations guidebook) depict Treadshot with Soundwave's photon negator, using Soundwave's instructions as reference.
• Rad's Dreamwave More than Meets the Eye profile replaced his thermal mortar gun with a particle blaster, presumably because the writers did not have access to his toy's instructions as reference.