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BullhornFile Name: Stephen A. Ferreira of Providence, Rhode Island. Grade: Army E-5 (1990); E-6 (2008) SN: 780-5287-FR33 Notes: Providence, the state capital, is located at the mouth of the Providence River. Ace, Dee-Jay, Dogfight, Ice Cream Soldier, Skystriker, and Major Storm also come from Providence. Hasbro's headquarters is in nearby Pawtucket, which is why so many Joes come from this state. The 2008 filecard spells the first name Stephan.
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Animated Appearances
| DiC Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
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| David Wills | 22 | 1,205 seconds | 111 | 1,035 |
DiC's Bullhorn wore the 1990 outfit. His gas mask was occasionally seen clipped to his belt.
| Season 1 Opening (DiC) | 3 seconds | (silent) | in footage from DiC season 1, in final pose |
| United We Stand | 73 seconds | 4 lines | seeking Cobra lab, watching Cobra's broadcast, flying Retaliator, storming rocket base |
| Revenge of the Pharaohs | 139 seconds | 15 lines | at museum during theft, at Joe camp, negotiating with Cobra, with Hawk at canyon, in Retaliator |
| Granny Dearest | 17 seconds | (silent) | stationed on train, in Retaliator, with assembled troops, in General missile turret |
| Victory at Volcania Part 1 | 169 seconds | 21 lines | on fishing boat, captured by Cobra, slave labor at volcano, escaping in Rage |
| Victory at Volcania Part 2 | 173 seconds | 19 lines | at airfield, driving Hammer, in General, scaling volcano, entering through cave, stealing Rage |
| The Nozone Conspiracy | 101 seconds | 8 lines | at base reporting theft, at Joe HQ |
| Pigskin Commandos | 63 seconds | 7 lines | at Joe HQ, playing football, driving MBB, on shore after battle |
| Injustice and the Cobra Way | 41 seconds | 1 line | in National Archives battle |
| Night of the Creepers | 69 seconds | 16 lines | in Big Ben's Hammer fighting mummy warriors, ordering evacuation |
| That's Entertainment | 5 seconds | (silent) | at lunch at HQ |
| I Found You...Evy | 6 seconds | (silent) | in General at mobile base |
| El Dorado – The Lost City of Gold | 16 seconds | (silent) | at Joe HQ |
| Kindergarten Commandos | 12 seconds | (silent) | driving Badger, outfit used for generic Cobras driving reinforcement vehicles |
| Long Live Rock and Roll Part II | 1 second | (silent) | flying a Glider into battle (2:40) |
| The Sludge Factor Part II | 45 seconds | (silent) | flying Battle Copter in junkyard, deploying radio-controlled Gliders |
| The Greatest Evil Part I | 5 seconds | (silent) | at Joe/Cobra briefing, in Battle Cycle along with two generics |
| A Is for Android | 191 seconds | 17 lines | with Adam at HQ, on parade ground, driving Brawler to defend HQ |
| Shadow of a Doubt | 7 seconds | 2 lines | using smokescreen to mask Fort Americas |
| Keyboard Warriors | 2 seconds | (silent) | at Locusts during Alpha Charlie attack (7:06-07) |
| Basic Training | 63 seconds | 1 line | seen in flashback |
Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
To my knowledge, Bullhorn did not appear in the vintage comic.
Figure Releases
| Versions: | 1. 1990 | 2. 2008 (Convention) |
| Version 1: spring 1990 regular carded figure assortment | |
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| Intervention Specialist | MOS 1: Intervention Specialist MOS 2: Armor |
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| Accessories: black three-piece riot shotgun (new), black Steyr AUG assault rifle with long scope (new), black gas mask with silver face shield (new), large dark grey backpack to store shotgun (new), brown-grey megaphone/gas gun with detachable square horn (new). | |
| BULLHORN is an extremely calm individual, possessing an open and compassionate personality. He's exactly the type of person needed to negotiate with wackos and fanatics who have an axe to grind with society. Of course, that same steely coolness also comes in handy when he is forced to take decisive action that requires an accurate and lethal delivery of firepower! "Everyone is willing to talk to Bullhorn! And why shouldn't they be? He has the looks of a choirboy and is a good listener. This guy has more finesse than the slickest diplomat, using it to convince his adversaries that he actually CARES about their problems. That's when they discover the folly of messing with a former hand-to-hand combat instructor from Quantico who is also a contender for the national practical pistol title!" | |
| Toy Notes: Featured in 1990's first new figures commercial. Item #6576. | |
| Version 2: late June 2008 special Convention-release S.W.A.T. R.T.V. vehicle | |
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| S.W.A.T. Vehicle Driver | MOS 1: Tactical Intervention Specialist MOS 2: Motor Transport Operator [88M] |
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| Accessories: dark grey shotgun (90 Bullhorn's), dark grey rifle (90 Bullhorn's), black backpack with "SWAT" in white (90 Bullhorn's), dark grey megaphone with horn (90 Bullhorn's), clear figure stand (common). | |
| BULLHORN is the crisis negotiator and tactical intervention specialist for the G.I. JOE Special Weapons and Tactics team. Prior to enlistment, he was a Practical Shooting Champion and hand-to-hand combat instructor at the F.B.I. Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Although a highly skilled fighter, he is an extremely calm individual, possessing an open and compassionate personality. This makes him exactly the type of person needed to negotiate with psychopaths and fanatics who have an axe to grind with society. Of course, that same steely coolness also comes in handy when he is forced to take decisive action that requires an accurate and lethal delivery of firepower! BULLHORN's primary function is to resolve high-risk situations with a minimum loss of life, injury, or property damage, by neutralizing threats that are a clear and present danger. He is usually able to defuse a situation through verbal communication, but even with a completely unreasonable target he is often able to finesse them enough to let their guard down—just long enough for a sharpshooter or assault team to disarm the threat. On the flip side, he gets completely wild behind the wheel of his assigned S.W.A.T. vehicle, a necessity if he wants to get to the area of operations before the shooting starts. But, what good are negotiation skills against an adversary that does not reason, but is programmed? "They say talk is cheap, but I can make it worth your life!" | |
| Toy Notes: Included with an exclusive recolor of the Hammer at the S.W.A.T./Headhunters-themed 2008 convention. This figure is considered a high-demand item. | |