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Eject is a minor character in the Transformers franchise who acts as one of Blaster's deployable cassette, along with Ramhorn, Rewind and Steeljaw. His bio described him as an idealistic Autobot who believed that sports could be the answer to replacing Cybertronian gladiator games or even the war itself. He genuinely wants a Cybertron free of war, although he hasn't had much success in bringing other Autobots around to the concept.
Animated series[]
Eject first appeared as one of Blaster's warriors in the Transformers movie, where he participated in the battle for Autobot City, taking on Soundwave's cassettes, in particular, battling Frenzy.
In episode 78, "Madman's Paradise", Spike and Carly hosted a banquet for a visiting ambassador. Daniel got bored and wandered off. Grimlock followed him, and they fell into a lost chamber where Quintessons banished their criminals to other dimensions. They slipped through to the sorcerous other-dimensional realm of Menonia, and were tricked into fighting on the Red Wizard's side, only to find out that he was the Quintesson criminal, who overthrew the Golden One. Ultra Magnus, Blaster, Eject, Rewind, Ramhorn, and Steeljaw followed, and using Blaster's amplification, they help the Golden One defeat the Red Wizard. With the help of Perceptor, the Autobots and Daniel are returned to Cybertron.
Marvel Comics[]
Eject made his only appearance in Marvel UK's post-movie story "Space Pirates", as one of the Autobots stationed on Cybertron. He informs Ultra Magnus of a distress call and is one of the Autobots that accompany him in investigating it. They end up helping Soundwave and the Decepticons fight off a Quintesson invasion.
Trivia[]
- The initial Hasbro releases of Eject and Ramhorn had chromed-gold weapons, subsequent releases used chromed-silver. Eject shares a mold with the Autobot Rewind.
- A villainous version of Eject appears in the Beast Wars: Uprising series, where he acts as the administrator of the Games
