Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions

Monday, January 13th, 2014 12:41PM CST

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Remember the Kre-O Series 2 "Quest for Energon" Dark Energon Weapon? It was a Kre-O Super Weapon that could be assembled by acquiring the translucent Dark Energon pieces that came in the various Series 2 sets. While most who were interested probably figured this out on their own, the official instructions have finally been released via the Hasbro Taiwan website. We've mirrored instructions below for those who are interested. The name of this weapon is "Quest Blaster".

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Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541633)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on January 13th, 2014 @ 12:45pm CST

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Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541644)
Posted by Noideaforaname on January 13th, 2014 @ 1:53pm CST

I wonder how many people even collected all the parts, both because of the expense and distribution (or lack thereof).

You'd think the instructions would be included with the sets, at least partially. Step 1 with Megatron, Step 2 with Devastator, Step 3 with Vortex, etc., etc..

Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541647)
Posted by Va'al on January 13th, 2014 @ 2:05pm CST

Noideaforaname wrote:I wonder how many people even collected all the parts, both because of the expense and distribution (or lack thereof).

You'd think the instructions would be included with the sets, at least partially. Step 1 with Megatron, Step 2 with Devastator, Step 3 with Vortex, etc., etc..

Like Abominus, you mean?

Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541699)
Posted by Grimlock64 on January 13th, 2014 @ 6:48pm CST

Wait, how is this news? I mean, these instructions actually used to be up on Hasbro's site back when the Quest for Energon sets were out.

I mean, now these instructions probably aren't up anymore, but the article sounds like these instructions have never been seen before.

Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541706)
Posted by El Duque on January 13th, 2014 @ 7:34pm CST

Grimlock64 wrote:Wait, how is this news? I mean, these instructions actually used to be up on Hasbro's site back when the Quest for Energon sets were out.

I mean, now these instructions probably aren't up anymore, but the article sounds like these instructions have never been seen before.

I wasn't aware that these instructions were ever publicly available. Eh, either way I don't think there was much awareness of them.

Re: Kre-O Transformers Series 2 Quest for Energon "Quest Blaster" Dark Energon Super Weapon Instructions (1541762)
Posted by zodconvoy on January 13th, 2014 @ 11:55pm CST

Noideaforaname wrote:I wonder how many people even collected all the parts, both because of the expense and distribution (or lack thereof).

You'd think the instructions would be included with the sets, at least partially. Step 1 with Megatron, Step 2 with Devastator, Step 3 with Vortex, etc., etc..

It took a while but I got all the pieces (thank Primus for Ross/Marshall's!) and put all the parts on my Trypticon. When I got the last set, I took all the parts off Tryp and built the weapon to the best of my ability based on the pics and I have to say, it was a little anticlimactic. It just looks like a purple cloaked Star Trek ship. It works better as parts than a whole. Still, it's good to have official instructions available.