ICONIC MODES: Figure features classic conversion between robot and racecar modes in 20 steps. Perfect for fans looking for a more advanced converting figure. For kids and adults ages 8 and up Later in the Nevada Desert, Optimus Prime and the other Autobots arrived with Jazz's remains. The Autobots escorted the Decepticons' carcasses while the U.S Navy planned on giving a proper burial ceremony for Jazz. Alliance #2 Weeks later, the Autobots and their soldier friends are on a US Navy aircraft carrier for Jazz's burial at sea. A crane hoisted the trailer containing Jazz's body and dropped it into the ocean. Optimus Prime thanked Lennox for his participation in Jazz's funeral. Alliance #3 The 1986 Transformers: The Movie introduced a large cast of new characters who would become maintstays in Transformers animation for years to come. It also carried over key characters from the original series including the Autobot, Jazz. Known for his distinctive style of talking and cool Porsche-based vehicle mode, Jazz was a very popular character among G1 fans. There have been a lot of Jazz figures over the years including: Entertainment News International (ENI) is the #1 popular culture network for adult fans all around the world. At the Hoover Dam, Jazz set up several automated anti-air turrets and Autobot drones around the lower perimeter of the Dam, preventing Megatron from escaping. However, this line of defense only works for so long, as the turrets could only fire at air-borne objects. Finally getting up the side of the Dam, Jazz stepped in Megatron's path, doing little more than trash talking before Megatron jumped into battle. After a roughly equal fight, Jazz finally fell. Megatron then finished him off and desecrated the Autobot's corpse. Transformers: Autobots AllSpark Wars

As the Autobots prepared to leave Cybertron to go after Megatron and the AllSpark, Optimus Prime expressed concern on if the remaining civilians and Autobots on Cybertron could hold out while they were gone. Jazz informed him that their troops were laying low, but if the Decepticons tried any mischief, they would be in for a nasty surprise. The Reign of Starscream #1Velocity Red Meister was repurposed as the separate character Zoom-Zoom by the official Binaltech fiction. Before coming to Earth, Jazz was involved in a deep-space battle over a barren world. He was badly damaged in the conflict by his arch-enemy Brawl. [2] After he was fixed up (and upgraded his endoskeleton reinforcements), he had a renewed determination to keep his vehicle mode in pristine condition. Premium Series Autobot Jazz

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Jazz was left badly damaged as a result of those confrontations and was rebuilt by Ratchet using the power of the AllSpark. AllSpark-Enhanced Autobot Jazz During what turned out to be a long recovery process, Jazz had time to think about getting himself a new paint job. Transformers Deluxe Autobot Jazz (G1 Redeco) Original Allspark thread about the running change mold variant for Final Battle Jazz's Crescent CannonReleased as part of the third wave of the e-HOBBY exclusive Transformers Character Card series, this pair of holographic trading cards depict super-deformed art of "Meister" in his Action Master body and Banzai-Tron along with character profiles and tech specs. A running change variant of Jazz exists in the fourth wave, wherein his white plastic is darker and his translucent visor is cast in light blue instead of the previous extremely dark blue, allowing the light piping to work properly. The TakaraTomy release features an extensive paint job, with his white plastic being coated in grayish off-white paint, along with numerous additional details. Since the beginning, the Transformers toys have been just as much fun as the movies, comics, and shows. But like most in things in life, you often get what you pay for. That's why the Transformers: Studio Series line is so freaking cool. Push the robot head down, then swing up the middle panel under the chest that will fill in the gap where the head was located. The deco on this mode is mostly based on the animation model with a large blue and red racing stripe running from the front to the middle of the car. The number "14" is found on the doors, itself a reference to the number "4" that was used on the original Jazz figure. The sides of the wheels are painted silver and the headlights are light blue. The grille is painted silver. Overall the vehicle mode looks fantastic and I'm very happy with it.