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RampartFile Name: Dwayne A. Felix of New York City, NY. Grade: Navy E-4 (1990) SN: 313-6094-SP19 Notes: New York City occupies the southeast corner of the state's mainland and nearby islands. Backblast, Big Brawler, and Zap are also said to be from NYC with no further specification. Also from various parts of the city are Bushido, Crossfire, Heavy Metal, Nunchuk, and Tunnel Rat.
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Animated Appearances
| DiC Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
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| Ian James Corlett | 16 | 599 seconds | 36 | 404 |
DiC's Rampart wore his 1990 outfit but carried yellow missiles in his launcher. He spoke mostly in video game metaphors.
| Season 1 Opening (DiC) | 5 seconds | (silent) | in footage from DiC season 1, in final pose |
| United We Stand | 103 seconds | 9 lines | seeking lab, arriving at rubble, watching broadcast, shooting Hurricanes, driving MBB, storming rocket base |
| Granny Dearest | 15 seconds | (silent) | stationed on train, with assembled troops, in General gun turret |
| Victory at Volcania Part 1 | 72 seconds | 6 lines | playing football, retreating, at airfield, hiding in ruins, spotting anti-aircraft guns, disguised as Crimson Guard |
| Victory at Volcania Part 2 | 51 seconds | 2 lines | at airfield, driving Hammer during airfield retreat, captured, seen after Cobra retreats |
| The Nozone Conspiracy | 2 seconds | 1 line | flying Avalanche hoverjet (8:28-29) |
| Pigskin Commandos | 22 seconds | (silent) | at Joe HQ, playing football |
| Cold Shoulder | 227 seconds | 17 lines | piloting space shuttle, injured and captured by Cobra |
| Injustice and the Cobra Way | 56 seconds | 1 line | in National Archives battle |
| General Confusion | 10 seconds | (silent) | aboard General in Amazon |
| Night of the Creepers | 14 seconds | (silent) | flying Retaliator to save house from landslide, driving Hammer |
| That's Entertainment | 9 seconds | (silent) | at HQ when Cobra retreats and after theft of MAP |
| I Found You...Evy | 8 seconds | (silent) | in General at mobile base |
| An Officer and a Viperman | 2 seconds | (silent) | running out to meet Cobra attack (9:46-47) |
| D-Day at Alcatraz Part 2 | 2 seconds | (silent) | running to ground vehicles for battle (16:16-17) |
| Season 2 Opening (DiC) | 1 second | (silent) | in footage from DiC season 1 (0:10) |
Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
By my count, Rampart was discernible in 3 panels in 1 issue: #115 in Aug. 1991.
Figure Releases
| Versions: | 1. 1990 |
| Version 1: spring 1990 regular carded figure assortment | |
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| Shoreline Defender | MOS 1: Shoreline Defender MOS 2: ADA Missile Specialist |
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| Accessories: long black machine gun with notch to mount to hip (new), black two-piece four-leg machine gun stand (new), short light grey hollow mortar tube (new), light grey mortar cable with handle (new), two black missiles with peg behind tiny fins (new). | |
| RAMPART spent most of his teenage years in video arcades or glued to his home video game monitor. Being gifted with abnormally rapid reflexes and extraordinary hand/eye coordination, he quickly mastered every known video game in existence. By the time he graduated from college, Rampart realized there was only one line of work best suited to challenge his abilities—the military. He enlisted in the Navy, specializing in air defense artillery, and in no time, attained the highest combat success ratio in the 7th Fleet for "splashing" enemy aircraft. "Proficiency in most video games depends upon one's ability to quickly analyze shifts in the spatial movement of images, and to react to such changes faster than anybody else. The same is true in destroying incoming enemy missiles. Rampart gets his jollies seeing a Cobra heat-seeker explode just before it hits the target. It beats the heck out of logging initials into a video game's 'Top Ten' listing." | |
| Toy Notes: Item #6574. The prototype shown in the 1990 insert catalog has a black missile launcher. | |