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This series has been discontinued.
Its products cannot be purchased in retail stores. |
AirJet Power is a series of Nerf blasters that was released in 1999.
Details
AirJet Power blasters are typically air-powered, implied by the name of the series. This was the only series to use Screamin' Arrows.[1]
History
The series lasted for three years before it was discontinued in 2001. It was joined by the AirJet Power Plus line, which came out while AirJet Power was still in stores. The AirJet Power series outlived the AirJet Power Plus line despite its stance as a successor of sorts.
The AirJet Power line was succeeded by the Air Tech line in 2002.
AirJet Power products
Blasters
| Name | Year | |
|---|---|---|
| Lightnin' Blitz | 1999 |
| Wildfire | 1999 |
| Triple Strike | 1999 |
| Secret Shot II | 1999 |
| Stinger | 2000 |
| Rapid Fire 20 | 2001 |
Trivia
- Despite no blasters that fire Ballistic Balls being released in the series, refill packs of Ballistic Balls were released with the AirJet Power series logo.[2]
References
- ↑ NerfCenter (1999-09-27). Screamin' Mega Darts?. NerfCenter.com
- ↑ NerfCenter (1999-07-31). Ball Weapons Revival. NerfCenter.com
| view • editDiscontinued Nerf series | |
|---|---|
| 1990s | Aero • AirJet Power • Airjet Power Plus • Ambush Rip Rockets • Cyber Stryke Gear • Hydro • Hyper Rip Rockets • Hyper Sight • Max Force • Max Force 2112 • Mega Blitz • Nerf Action • Original Nerf • Rip Rockets • SuperMAXX |
| 2000s | 2003 series • Action Blasters • Air Tech • Atom Blasters • Ball Blasters • Dart Tag • N-Force • Power Nerf |
| 2010s | Combat Creatures • Rebelle |
| Sub-series | Charmed • Clear Series • Code Red Collection • Firevision Sports • Gear Up • Head 2 Head • Koosh Vortex • Light It Up • Multishot Madness • Nick & Nerf • Red Strike • Remix • Secrets & Spies • Sonic Series • Super Stripes Collection • Switch Shots • Whiteout Series |
| Other | Tek Strike |
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