| “ | His ego is one of the biggest in the entire Toppat clan.
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| ― Blast Connors' Bio |
Blast Connors is a member of the Toppat Clan and a minor antagonist in Completing the Mission who appears as a major antagonist during the "Little Nest Egg" pathway.
He is the one who operates the gatling gun for the Toppat Train and according to his bio, his ego is one of the biggest in the entire clan.
Profile[]
Appearance[]
He wears a short yellowish-green top hat with a grey headset under them for communication. His shoe color is a faded green.
Personality[]
Blast is shown to be really confident over himself, thinking that he can gun down Henry easily. This can be seen through the way he talks and his smile while he guns Henry. His bio states that he has a huge ego as well with it being one of the biggest in the clan.
His overconfidence can get the best of him as shown in LNE when he thinks gunning Henry will be an easy task only for Henry to dodge all his bullets and then kill him.
Completing the Mission[]
Little Nest Egg[]
Blast is sitting behind a mounted gatling gun on board the Toppat Train while it is on its way to the Toppat Launch Site. During the "Little Nest Egg" path, When Henry Stickmin attacks the train with his tank and makes his way to the roof, Blast tries to gun him down.
- Time Out - Henry takes too long to react and Blast Connors' bullets hit Henry, killing him.
- Inside - Trying to flee from Blast Connors, Henry enters an open window into the cart, but is found by five armed Toppat members.
- Commandeer - Henry jumps off the cart into the Icepick's commandeer to avoid Blast's bullets, but Icepick pushes Henry off with his foot.
- Agility - Henry uses superspeed and manages avoid all the bullets. Henry then jumps and stomps Blast Connors on the head, turning him into dust and killing him.
Quotes[]
- "He's on the top of the train! Looks like he's headed towards the money cart."
- "I'll gunnim down then!"
Trivia[]
- The subtitles mistake his line "I'll gunnim down then!" as "I'll gunnim down!". This is mostly likely because the "then" is hard to hear over the sound of the gatling firing up and music playing in the background.
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