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Motor Viper
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Animated Appearances
| Sunbow Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words
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| Various | 14 | 333 seconds | 20 | 65
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Notes: Sunbow's Motor Vipers wore the 1986 outfit, with no dark blue patches on the pants, and with visors usually smaller than on the figure. A Motor Viper is the only character to swear in the Movie, as "What the hell is that?" can be clearly heard when the Stuns fall under attack by P.A.C./R.A.T.s.
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 1 | 31 seconds | | controlling B.A.T.s; driving Stuns against Joe HQ
| | Arise Serpentor Arise Part 2 | 16 seconds | | driving Stuns in Paris
| | Arise Serpentor Arise Part 4 | 9 seconds | 1 line | driving Stuns to search for Sgt. Slaughter and patrol Cobra Island
| | Arise Serpentor Arise Part 5 | 27 seconds | 1 line | driving Stuns in Washington DC battles
| | The Million Dollar Medic | 3 seconds | | driving Stuns against Joe HQ
| | Glamour Girls | 16 seconds | 1 line | driving Stuns to attack Flint's team
| | The Spy Who Rooked Me | 68 seconds | 5 lines | driving Stuns to attack Joes; in underground base; at Night Raven site
| | My Brother's Keeper | 11 seconds | 1 line | driving Stuns to chase Dial-Tone and Low-Light
| | The Most Dangerous Thing in the World | 48 seconds | 10 lines | attacking lab and Joe HQ in submarine tanks and Stuns and on foot
| | Nightmare Assault | 2 seconds | | in Stun outside Terror Drome (3:18-19)
| | Sins of Our Fathers | 11 seconds | | driving Stuns to attack Destro's creature
| | G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 1 | 61 seconds | 1 line | in Stuns to patrol Cobra Island and to attack Joes in Himalayas
| | G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 2 | 18 seconds | | captured by Cobra-La
| | G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 4 | 12 seconds | | driving Stuns out of ice dome, against Renegades, and at lab battle
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Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
To my knowledge, Motor Vipers did not appear in the comic.
Figure Releases
| Version 1: spring 1986 boxed Cobra Stun vehicle
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| Cobra Stun Pilot
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| - head: Motor Viper (86)
- arms: Motor Viper (86), Airwave (90)
- torso: Motor Viper (86), Airwave (90)
- waist: Motor Viper (86), Airwave (90)
- legs: Motor Viper (86), Airwave (90)
| | Accessories: none
| The Motor-Viper Corps attracts the type of individual who, without the benefit of an education and ambition, might have joined the Dreadnoks. The Cobra Recon and Perimeter Defense Forces are disciplined, efficient, and highly motivated in the manner of all elite groups. This is fairly surprising, seeing that the Force seems to be comprised of the type that enjoys driving high speeds and finds amusement in danger.
"As far as we can figure, the Motor-Vipers don't get paid any better than the Ground-Vipers or Sea-Vipers, nor do they receive any special privileges or benefits. They have their own distinctive uniform but it's no flashier than the rest. Why then, would a Cobra volunteer for such an obviously hazardous duty unless it was the danger itself that appealed to him?"
| | Toy Notes: Item #6041.
| | Reissues: Reissued in mail offers 1988-1992 (North Atlantic, Operation Deep Six, Escape from Doom, Terror on the Tundra).
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