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Vehicles and other equipment released through 1992 and appearing in the cartoons are listed here. No carrying cases or accessory packs were ever animated, and so they are not included. For a complete list of releases, see the historical section of the website. For vehicles exclusive to the cartoon (as well as Joe Headquarters and the Terror Drome), see the Encyclopedia.
| Air Chariot - full name: Cobra Air Chariot |
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| The Air Chariot appeared in 14 episodes: ASA part 5, The Million Dollar Medic, The Rotten Egg, Glamour Girls, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, My Brother's Keeper, My Favorite Things, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, Joe's Night Out, Second Hand Emotions, Sins of Our Fathers, and parts 1, 4, and 5 of the Movie. The Air Chariot was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #49. |
| As a toy, the Air Chariot was released in 1986 with the figure Serpentor (86), and was available by mail with Serpentor through several offers from 1988 to 1993. |
| APC - full name: Amphibious Personnel Carrier (APC) |
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| APCs appeared in 24 episodes: ARAH part 4, TROC parts 2 and 5, Cobra's Creatures, Cobra Soundwaves, Jungle Trap, Haul Down the Heavens, Battle for the Train of Gold, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Red Rocket's Glare, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy II, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, Excalibur, Worlds Without End I, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Hearts and Cannons, There's No Place Like Springfield I, ASA part 3, Let's Play Soldier, The Rotten Egg, Iceberg Goes South, and Joe's Night Out. The APC was included in the opening sequence of TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #14. |
| As a toy, the APC was released in 1983 and was available by mail through several offers from 1986 to 1990. The vehicle bears some resemblance to the real-life French VAB, which is not amphibious. |
| Armadillo - full name: Mini Tank Armadillo |
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| Armadillos appeared in 21 episodes: TPOD part 1, Cobra Soundwaves (prototype), Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Money to Burn, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Twenty Questions, The Germ, The Traitor I-II, Worlds Without End I, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, The Pit of Vipers, ASA parts 3 and 4, The Million Dollar Medic, Once Upon a Joe, The Spy Who Rooked Me, and parts 2 and 4 of the Movie. The Armadillo was included in the opening sequence of season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #37 and for the Silver Mirage ad. |
| As a toy, the Armadillo was released in 1985. With the exception of the quad cannons, the vehicle appears to be based on the M4 Sherman tank. |
| Armadillo - full name: Slaughter's Marauders Armadillo |
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| Armadillos appeared in 5 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1-5. The Armadillo is also included in the opening sequence for Operation Dragonfire. |
| As a toy, the Armadillo was released in 1989. |
| ASP - full name: Cobra ASP (Assault System Pod) |
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| ASPs appeared in 9 episodes: TROC parts 1, 2, and 5, Cobra Stops the World, Red Rocket's Glare, Money to Burn, Spell of the Siren, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, and The Invaders. |
| As a toy, the ASP was released in 1984 and was available by mail through several offers from 1986 through 1987. |
| Attack Cruiser - full name: Attack Cruiser Mobile Attack Vehicle |
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| Attack Cruisers appeared in 7 episodes: Chunnel, The Sludge Factor I-II, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Shadow of a Doubt, and Basic Training. |
| As a toy, the Attack Cruiser was released in 1991. |
| Avalanche |
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| Avalanches appeared in 7 episodes: Victory at Volcania I, The Nozone Conspiracy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Pigskin Commandos, Cold Shoulder, and D-Day at Alcatraz I. The Avalanche was included in the opening sequences of DiC seasons 1 and 2. |
| As a toy, the Avalanche was released in 1990 with the figure Cold Front (90). |
| AWE Striker - stands for All Weather and Environment |
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| AWE Strikers appeared in 27 episodes: Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Twenty Questions, The Gamesmaster, The Viper Is Coming, Where the Reptiles Roam (error), The Germ, Captives of Cobra I-II, The Traitor II, Worlds Without End I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Flint's Vacation, Hearts and Cannons, The Pit of Vipers, Cold Slither, There's No Place Like Springfield I, ASA Parts 2-5, Glamour Girls, and parts 1-4 of the Movie. The AWE Striker was included in the opening sequences of season 1 and season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #51 and #59; and for the AWE Striker, Night Raven, and Tomahawk ads. |
| As a toy, the AWE Striker was released in 1985 with the figure Crankcase (85), and was available by mail through several offers from 1987 to 1988. The vehicle is a variation on the real-life Fast Attack Vehicle. |
| Badger - full name: Badger Front-Line Attack Jeep |
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| Badgers appeared in 14 episodes: Chunnel, El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold, The Sword, Long Live Rock & Roll I, The Sludge Factor I-II, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil I-II, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, The Legend of Metal-Head. The Badger was included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Badger was released in 1991. |
| Barracuda - full name: Barracuda One-Man Attack Sub |
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| Barracudas appeared in 3 episodes: Messenger from the Deep, Metal-Head's Reunion, and Basic Training. |
| As a toy, the Barracuda was released in 1992. |
| Battle Copter - full name: Battle Copter High-Altitude, Quick-Strike Flying Craft |
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| Joe Battle Copters appeared in 11 episodes: Chunnel, The Sword, Long Live Rock & Roll I-II, The Sludge Factor II, Keyboard Warriors, The Greatest Evil I, The Eliminator, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Battle Copter was included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Joe Battle Copter was released in 1991 with the figure Major Altitude (91). The black version released in 1992 with Ace (92) was never animated. |
| Battle Copter - full name: Cobra Battle Copter High-Altitude Flying Assault Aircraft |
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| Cobra Battle Copters appeared in 13 episodes: Chunnel, The Sword, Long Live Rock & Roll II, The Sludge Factor I, Kindergarten Commandos, Keyboard Warriors, The Greatest Evil I, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Metal-Head's Reunion, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. |
| As a toy, the Cobra Battle Copter was released in 1991 with the figure Interrogator (91). The black version released in 1992 with Heli-Viper (92) was never animated. |
| Battle Cycle |
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| Battle Cycles appeared in 6 episodes: Chunnel, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil I, Cobra World, Shadow of a Doubt, and Basic Training. |
| The Battle Cycle is mentioned on Duke's 1992 filecard, and production sketches exist, but the toy was never released. |
| Battle Platform - full name: Transportable Tactical Battle Platform |
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| Battle Platforms appeared in 5 episodes: The Traitor I-II, Excalibur, Computer Complications, and Raise the Flagg. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #40. |
| As a toy, the Battle Platform was released in 1985. |
| Battle Wagon - full name: Motorized Battle Wagon |
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| Battle Wagons appeared in 9 episodes: Long Live Rock & Roll II, The Greatest Evil I-II, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Metal-Head's Reunion, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Battle Wagon was included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Battle Wagon was released in 1991. |
| Brawler |
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| Brawlers appeared in 6 episodes: Chunnel, Infested Island, A Is for Android, Cobra World, The Eliminator, and Basic Training. |
| As a toy, the Brawler was released in 1991. |
| Bridge Layer - full name: Bridge Layer (Toss 'N Cross) |
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| The Bridge Layer appeared in 6 episodes: TPOD parts 3 and 5, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, The Germ, and Captives of Cobra I. |
| As a toy, the Toss 'n Cross was generally released in 1985 with the figure Tollbooth (85) after a limited release in some Sears stores during the 1984 Christmas season. The vehicle bears some resemblance to the M60A1 AVLB. |
| Bunker - full name: Cobra Bunker Battle Station |
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| The Bunker appeared only in a single shot of the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Bunker was released in 1985, and was available by mail in 1988 through the Capture the Excitement offer. |
| Chameleon - full name: Swamp Skier (Chameleon) |
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| Chameleons appeared in 4 episodes: TROC parts 1 and 5, Jungle Trap, and The Funhouse. The Chameleon was included in the opening sequence of TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #25 and #35. A grey prototype Chameleon appeared in ARAH part 2. |
| As a toy, the Chameleon was released in 1984 with the figure Zartan (84). |
| CLAW - full name: Cobra CLAW (Covert Light Aerial Weapon) |
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| CLAWs appeared in 15 episodes: TROC parts 1 and 3, TPOD part 2, Cobra's Creatures, Countdown for Zartan, Cobra Soundwaves, Satellite Down, Money to Burn, The Greenhouse Effect, The Traitor II, Worlds Without End I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, and part 4 of the Movie. The CLAW was included in the opening sequences of TROC and the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #24. |
| As a toy, the CLAW was released in 1984. |
| Condor - full name: Cobra Condor Z25 |
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| Condors appeared in Operation Dragonfire part 4. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Raider/Condor ad. |
| As a toy, the Condor was released in 1989 with the figure Aero-Viper (89). |
| Conquest - full name: Conquest X-30 |
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| Conquests appeared in 25 episodes: ASA parts 1-5, Last Hour to Doomsday, Let's Play Soldier, Computer Complications, Sink the Montana, Cobrathon, The Million Dollar Medic, The Rotten Egg, My Favorite Things, Raise the Flagg!, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, Ninja Holiday, Nightmare Assault, Joe's Night Out, Second Hand Emotions, Not a Ghost of a Chance, In the Presence of Mine Enemies, parts 2, 3, and 4 of the Movie, and the DiC episode Operation Dragonfire part 4. The Conquest was included in the opening sequences of season 2 and the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #54; and for the Conquest ad. |
| As a toy, the Conquest X-30 was released in 1986 with the figure Slip-Stream (86). The vehicle has many similarities with the Grunman X-29. |
| Devastator - full name: Cobra Battlefield Robot Devastator |
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| Devastators appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1 and 2. The Devastator was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Battlefield Robots ad. |
| As a toy, the Devastator was released in 1989. |
| Devilfish |
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| Devilfish appeared in 8 episodes: ASA parts 3 and 5, Iceberg Goes South, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, My Brother's Keeper, Raise the Flagg!, Sins of Our Fathers, and part 4 of the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #47. |
| As a toy, the Devilfish was released in 1986, and was available by mail through several offers from 1988 to 1993. |
| Dominator - full name: Destro's Dominator |
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| Dominators appeared in 14 episodes: United We Stand, Revenge of the Pharaohs, Victory at Volcania I-II, The Nozone Conspiracy, I Found You...Evy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Stuck on You, Pigskin Commandos, The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz I, An Officer and a Viperman, and That's Entertainment. The Dominator was included in the opening sequence of season 1. |
| As a toy, the Dominator was released in 1990. |
| Dragonfly - full name: Assault Copter Dragonfly (XH-1) |
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| Dragonflies appeared in 45 episodes: ARAH parts 1, 4, and 5, TROC parts 1-4, TPOD parts 1 and 4, Cobra's Creatures, Countdown for Zartan, Cobra Soundwaves, Cobra Stops the World, Jungle Trap, Haul Down the Heavens, Battle for the Train of Gold, Operation Mind Menace, Cobra's Candidate, Red Rocket's Glare, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, Twenty Questions, The Greenhouse Effect, The Viper Is Coming, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, Lasers in the Night, The Germ, Captives of Cobra I-II, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I, Cobra Quake, Excalibur, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Hearts and Cannons, The Pit of Vipers, Cold Slither, There's No Place Like Springfield I, ASA part 3, Last Hour to Doomsday, The Million Dollar Medic, Once upon a Joe, and part 3 of the Movie. The Dragonfly was included in the opening sequences of ARAH, TROC, and season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #18, #19, #25, #28, #35, #37, and #40; and for the Silver Mirage ad. |
| As a toy, the Dragonfly was released in 1983 with the figure Wild Bill (83). The vehicle appears to be based on the ironically named AH-1 Cobra. |
| Earthquake - full name: Cobra Earthquake Ground-Ripping Construction and Combat Vehicle |
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| Earthquakes appeared in 8 episodes: Chunnel, El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold, The Sludge Factor I-II, Kindergarten Commandos, A Is for Android, Cobra World, and The Legend of Metal-Head. |
| As a toy, the Earthquake was released in 1992. |
| Equalizer - full name: Slaughter's Marauders Equalizer |
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| Equalizers appeared in 3 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1, 3, and 5. The Equalizer also appeared in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Overlord/Rage ad. |
| As a toy, the Equalizer was released in 1989. |
| Falcon Glider - full name: G.I. Joe Attack Glider Falcon |
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| Falcon Gliders appeared in 11 episodes: ARAH part 5, TROC part 1, TPOD part 4, Cobra's Creatures, Cobra Soundwaves, Worlds Without End I, The Invaders, Cold Slither, Skeletons in the Closet, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, and My Favorite Things. The Falcon Glider was included in the opening sequences of ARAH and TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #11. |
| As a toy, the Falcon Glider was released in 1983 with the figure Grunt (83). |
| FANG - full name: Cobra FANG; stands for Fully Armed Negator Gyrocopter |
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| FANGs appeared in 36 episodes: ARAH parts 4 and 5, TROC parts 1, 3, and 4, TPOD part 2, Cobra's Creatures, Countdown for Zartan, Cobra Stops the World, Jungle Trap, Haul Down the Heavens, Battle for the Train of Gold, Operation Mind Menace, Satellite Down, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, The Greenhouse Effect, The Viper Is Coming, Lasers in the Night, The Traitor I-II, Cobra Quake, Worlds Without End II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, An Eye for an Eye, Primordial Plot, Flint's Vacation, Hearts and Cannons, The Pit of Vipers, ASA part 3, Last Hour to Doomsday, Computer Complications, Cobrathon, and The Million Dollar Medic; and part 4 of the Movie. The FANG was included in the opening sequences of ARAH and TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #16, #35, and #49. |
| As a toy, the FANG was released in 1983 and was available by mail through many offers from 1986 to 1992. |
| Cobra FANG II |
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| FANG II's appeared in 7 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1, 3, and 5, Granny Dearest, The Mind Mangler, and D-Day at Alcatraz I-II. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the FANG/Razorback ad. |
| As a toy, the FANG II was released in 1989. |
| Ferret - full name: Cobra Ferret |
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| Ferrets appeared in 23 episodes: TPOD parts 1, 2, and 4, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Cobra's Candidate, Red Rocket's Glare, Spell of the Siren, Twenty Questions, The Funhouse, Captives of Cobra I, The Traitor II, Cobra Quake, Primordial Plot, The Gods Below, The Pit of Vipers, The Invaders, Cold Slither, Skeletons in the Closet, ASA part 3, Let's Play Soldier, Computer Complications, and parts 1 and 3 of the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #37; and for the AWE Striker and Tomahawk ads. |
| As a toy, the Ferret was released in 1985, and was available by mail through several offers from 1988 to 1992. |
| Firebat - full name: Cobra Firebat |
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| Grey Firebats appeared in 11 episodes: Lights! Camera! Cobra!, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy II, Spell of the Siren (with red fins), The Viper Is Coming, The Funhouse, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, Hearts and Cannons, Memories of Mara, There's No Place like Springfield I, and Last Hour to Doomsday. The grey Firebat also appeared in the Triple Win Game commercial. Red Firebats likewise appeared in 11 episodes: ASA parts 3 and 5, Computer Complications, Sink the Montana, Once upon a Joe, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, Ninja Holiday, Joe's Night Out, Sins of Our Fathers, In the Presence of Mine Enemies, and part 1 of the Movie. A red Firebat was included in the opening sequence of the Movie, and one appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #54. |
| As a toy, the Firebat was released in 1986 with the Terror Drome playset (86) and the figure AVAC (86), and was available with AVAC by mail through 1990's Stop Cobra in Their Tracks offer. |
| FLAK - full name: Attack Cannon (FLAK); stands for Field Light Attack Cannon |
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| The FLAK appeared in 7 episodes: ARAH parts 1 and 5, Cobra Soundwaves, Battle for the Train of Gold, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, and The Viper Is Coming, and as a Cobra weapon in ARAH part 4. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #5 and #49. |
| As a toy, the FLAK was released in 1982 and was available by mail through several offers in 1984-85, and through 1990's G.I. Joe Bugle offer (where it was called the FLAC). |
| Fort America - full name: Fort America Battle Fortress |
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| Fort Americas (Forts America?) appeared only in the episode Shadow of a Doubt. |
| As a toy, the Fort America was released in 1992. |
| General - full name: General Mobile Strike Headquarters and Launch Pad |
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| Generals appeared in 9 episodes: Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania I-II, I Found You...Evy, General Confusion, D-Day at Alcatraz I, BIOK, Chunnel, and The Sludge Factor I. The General was included in the opening sequences of seasons 1 and 2. |
| As a toy, the General was released in 1990 with the figure Major Storm (90). |
| Glider - Air Commandos Glider |
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| Joe gliders appeared in 7 episodes: The Sword, Long Live Rock & Roll II, The Sludge Factor I, Kindergarten Commandos, Keyboard Warriors, Infested Island, and Basic Training. The Air Commandos glider is included in the opening sequence of season 2. In the cartoon, the Joe gliders could collapse into medium-sized backpacks when not in use. Cloudburst's color scheme was used for most Joe gliders, although Skymate's coloration appeared in Kindergarten Commandos. Spirit's glider was never animated. |
| As toys, Joe gliders were included with single-carded figures Cloudburst (91), Skymate (91), and Spirit (92). |
| Glider - Cobra Air Commandos Glider |
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| Cobra gliders appeared in 6 episodes: The Sword, Long Live Rock & Roll I, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil I, A Is for Android, and Basic Training. Night Vulture's color scheme was used for most Cobra gliders, although Sky Creeper's coloration appeared in Long Live Rock & Roll I and A Is for Android. Air Devil's glider was never animated. |
| As toys, Cobra gliders were included with single-carded figures Night Vulture (91), Sky Creeper (91), and Air Devil (92). |
| Hammer High-Tech Attack Jeep |
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| Hammers appeared in 11 episodes: United We Stand, Revenge of the Pharaohs, Victory at Volcania II, I Found You...Evy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Stuck on You, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, An Officer and a Viperman, and BIOK. The Hammer was included in the opening sequences of seasons 1 and 2. |
| As a toy, the Hammer was released in 1990. |
| Hammerhead - full name: Cobra Hammerhead Submersible Sea Tank |
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| Hammerheads appeared in 11 episodes: Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania II, Pigskin Commandos, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, That's Entertainment, Messenger from the Deep, The Eliminator, Metal-Head's Reunion, Basic Training (sleds only), and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Hammerhead was included in the opening sequence of season 1, with the command module appearing in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Hammerhead was released in 1990 with the figure Decimator (90). |
| HAVOC - stands for Heavy Articulated Vehicle Ordnance Carrier |
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| HAVOCs appeared in 17 episodes: ASA parts 1-3 and 5, Let's Play Soldier, Cobrathon, The Million Dollar Medic, Once Upon a Joe, The Spy Who Rooked Me, My Brother's Keeper, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, Nightmare Asasult, Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep, and parts 1-4 of the Movie. The HAVOC was included in the opening sequence of season 2. Its recon craft flew separately only in Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep and The Movie part 2. The HAVOC also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue 51 and for the HAVOC and Mamba ads. |
| As a toy, the HAVOC was released in 1986 with the figure Cross-Country (86). |
| HISS - full name: Cobra HISS High Speed Sentry |
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| HISSes appeared in 37 episodes: ARAH parts 1, 2, 4, and 5, TROC parts 1, 3, 4, and 5, TPOD parts 1, 4, and 5, Cobra Stops the World, Jungle Trap, Haul Down the Heavens, Operation Mind Menace, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, The Phantom Brigade, Spell of the Siren, The Gamesmaster, The Viper Is Coming, The Funhouse, The Traitor II, Worlds Without End I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Hearts and Cannons, The Pit of Vipers, Cold Slither, The Great Alaskan Land Rush, Skeletons in the Closet, ASA parts 1, 3, and 5, The Million Dollar Medic, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, and parts 2 and 3 of the Movie. The HISS is included in the opening sequence of ARAH. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #16, #18, #19, #35, #49, and #68. Some HISSes had two cannon turrets (e.g., TPOD part 4), and The Gamesmaster had a brief appearance of white HISSes in an arctic environment. |
| As a toy, the HISS was released in 1983 with the figure HISS Driver (83) and was available by mail through several offers from 1986 to 1988, and again in 1991-92. |
| H.I.S.S. II - full name: Cobra HISS II |
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| HISS II's appeared in 8 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1, 2, and 5, Victory at Volcania I-II, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, and D-Day at Alcatraz I. The HISS II was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Mudfighter/HISS ad. |
| As a toy, the HISS II was released in 1989 with the figure Track Viper (89). |
| Hovercraft - full name: Cobra Battlefield Robot Hovercraft |
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| Hovercraft appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 2 and 3. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Battlefield Robots and Thunderclap ads. |
| As a toy, the Hovercraft was released in 1989. |
| Hurricane - full name: Cobra Hurricane VTOL Vertical Takeoff and Landing Jet |
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| Hurricanes appeared in 15 episodes: United We Stand, Revenge of the Pharaohs, Victory at Volcania I, I Found You...Evy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Stuck on You, Pigskin Commandos, Cold Shoulder, Injustice and the Cobra Way, The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, An Officer and a Viperman, and BIOK. The Hurricane was included in the opening sequences of seasons 1 and 2. |
| As a toy, the Hurricane was released in 1990 with the figure Vapor (90). |
| Ice Sabre - full name: Cobra Ice Sabre |
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| Ice Sabres appeared in 5 episodes: Keyboard Warriors, Cobra World, The Eliminator, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. |
| As a toy, the Ice Sabre was released in 1991. |
| JUMP - full name: Jet Pack (JUMP); stands for Jet Mobile Propulsion Unit |
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| The JUMP's landing platform never appeared on the cartoon, but the jet packs appeared in 8 episodes: ARAH parts 1, 4, and 5, TROC part 1, TPOD parts 1 and 4, and Cobra's Creatures, and as a Cobra weapon in TPOD part 2. (The jets used by Hawk in ASA part 2 were belt-mounted rockets.) JUMPs were included in the opening sequences of ARAH and the Movie. The pack also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #1 and #5. |
| As a toy, the JUMP was released in 1982 without a figure, and again in 1983 with the figure Grand Slam (83). The jet pack portion was included as an accessory for early releases of Starduster (87). |
| Killer WHALE - full name: Hovercraft (Killer WHALE); stands for Warrior: Hovering Assault Launching Envoy |
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| Usually called Hovercraft, WHALEs appeared in 22 episodes: TROC parts 1, 3, and 4, TPOD part 2, Cobra Stops the World, Jungle Trap, Haul Down the Heavens, Red Rockets Glare, The Phantom Brigade, The Funhouse, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor II, Excalibur, Worlds Without End I-II, Flint's Vacation, Memories of Mara, Sink the Montana, Raise the Flagg!, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, and Sins of Our Fathers, and as a Cobra weapon in Spell of the Siren. The WHALE was included in the opening sequence of TROC. The sled was only launched in TROC part 3, and the bike did not appear. The WHALE also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #18 and for the WHALE/Rattler ad. |
| As a toy, the Killer WHALE was released in 1984 with the figure Cutter (84), and was available by mail through several offers from 1992 to 1993. The closest real-life analogue to the WHALE was the LCAC (Landing Craft Air Cushion). |
| LAW - full name: LAW (Laser Artillery Weapon) Battle Station |
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| The closest thing to a LAW appeared in one shot of ASA part 3, unmanned. |
| As a toy, the LAW was released in 1986. |
| Liquidator - full name: Cobra Liquidator Advanced Tactical Fighter |
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| Liquidators appeared in 10 episodes: Chunnel, El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold, Keyboard Warriors, The Greatest Evil I-II, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. |
| As a toy, the Liquidator was released in 1992. |
| Locust - full name: Locust Bomb-Dropping Assault Copter |
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| Locusts appeared in 11 episodes: United We Stand, Victory at Volcania II, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, An Offier and a Viperman, Keyboard Warriors, The Greatest Evil I-II, Infested Island, Shadow of a Doubt, and Basic Training. The Locust was included in the opening sequences of seasons 1 and 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Locust/Piranha ad. |
| As a toy, the Locust was released in 1990. The brown version was sold on its own, while the green one (animated for season 2) was included with the General. |
| Lynx - full name: Slaughter's Marauders Lynx |
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| Lynxes appeared in 5 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1-5. It also appeared in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. |
| As a toy, the Lynx was released in 1989. |
| MANTA - stands for Marine Assault Nautical Transport/Air-Driven |
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| MANTAs appeared in 2 episodes: TROC part 3 and Eau de Cobra. |
| As a toy, the MANTA was available exclusively by mail through many offers from 1983 to 1987, beginning with the Duke mail-in offer. This type of vehicle is known as a windsurfer or sailboard. |
| Mauler - full name: Mauler MBT Tank; stands for Manned Battle Tank |
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| Maulers appeared in 29 episodes: TPOD parts 1, 3, and 5, Cobra's Creatures, Battle for the Train of Gold, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Money to Burn, The Phantom Brigade, Twenty Questions, The Greenhouse Effect, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Germ, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I-II, Worlds Without End I, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Hearts and Cannons, Memories of Mara, ASA parts 2 and 3, The Million Dollar Medic, Once Upon a Joe, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, and parts 2, 3, and 5 of the Movie. The Mauler was included in the opening sequence of season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #51 and #54; and for the Mauler ad. |
| As a toy, the Mauler was released in 1985 with the figure Heavy Metal (85). A Joe fan with the screen name Rooster3D notes the resemblance between the Mauler and the real-life RDF/LT. |
| MOBAT - full name: Motorized Battle Tank (MOBAT) |
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| MOBATs appeared in 15 episodes: ARAH parts 4-5, TROC parts 1, 2, and 5, Cobra Soundwaves, Battle for the Train of Gold, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Germ, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, Traitor II, The Pit of Vipers, There's No Place like Springfield I, and ASA part 3. (Also, some Maulers in The Funhouse are miscolored as MOBATs.) The MOBAT was included in the opening sequences of ARAH, TROC, and season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #1, #5, #14, #19, and #35. |
| As a toy, the MOBAT was released in 1982 with the figure Steeler (82). It bears some resemblance to the real-life M1 Abrams tank, and the MBT-70 is also similar. |
| Mobile Battle Bunker - full name: Mobile Battle Bunker Missile Firing Defense Tank |
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| Mobile Battle Bunkers appeared in 12 episodes: United We Stand, Revenge of the Pharaohs, Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania I-II, I Found You...Evy, Stuck on You, Pigskin Commandos, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, That's Entertainment, and Keyboard Warriors. The Mobile Battle Bunker was included in the opening sequence of season 1. |
| As a toy, the Mobile Battle Bunker was released in 1990. |
| Moray - full name: Cobra Hydrofoil(Moray) |
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| Morays appeared in 16 episodes: TPOD part 4, Cobra's Candidate, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, The Germ, Captives of Cobra II, The Traitor I, Flint's Vacation, ASA parts 3 and 5, Last Hour to Doomsday, Sink the Montana, Glamour Girls, My Favorite Things, Raise the Flagg!, and G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece. The Moray was included in the opening sequence of the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #40. |
| As a toy, the Moray was released in 1985 with the figure Lamprey (85). |
| Mudfighter |
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| Mudfighters appeared in Operation Dragonfire part 2. The Mudfighter was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the FANG/Razorback and Mudfighter/HISS ads. |
| As a toy, the Mudfighter was released in 1989 with the figure Dogfight (89). |
| Night Raven - full name: Cobra Night Raven S³P |
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| Night Ravens appeared in 17 episodes: ASA parts 1-3 and 5, Cobrathon, The Million Dollar Medic, Once Upon a Joe, The Spy Who Rooked Me, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, My Favorite Things, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, Joe's Night Out, Second Hand Emotions, Not a Ghost of a Chance, Sins of Our Fathers, In the Presence of Mine Enemies, and part 4 of the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #49; and for the Night Raven and 1987 Action Pack ads. |
| As a toy, the Night Raven was released in 1986 with the figure Strato-Viper (86). |
| PAC RATs - stands for Programmed Assault Computer / Rapid All-Terrain; variants: Machine Gun, Flame Thrower, and Missile Launcher |
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| PAC RATs appeared in 5 episodes: TROC parts 3 and 5, Cobra's Creatures, Cobra Soundwaves, and part 1 of the Movie. |
| As toys, the PAC RATs were released separately in 1983, and were available by mail through several offers in 1986-87 and 1992. |
| Paralyzer - full name: Cobra Paralyzer Fast Attack Vehicle |
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| Paralyzers appeared in 10 episodes: Chunnel, El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil I-II, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Metal-Head's Reunion, Shadow of a Doubt, and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Paralyzer was included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Paralyzer was released in 1991. |
| Parasite - full name: Cobra Parasite Armored Personnel Carrier |
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| Parasites appeared in 7 episodes: Chunnel, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil I, A Is for Android, Cobra World, Shadow of a Doubt, The Legend of Metal-Head. |
| As a toy, the Parasite was released in 1992. |
| Patriot - full name: Patriot Armored Missile Launcher Transport |
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| Patriots appeared in 5 episodes: Kindergarten Commandos, Keyboard Warriors, The Eliminator, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Patriot was included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Patriot was released in 1992. |
| Phantom X-19 - full name: Phantom X-19 Stealth Fighter |
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| Phantoms appeared in 1 episode: Operation Dragonfire part 4. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #80. |
| As a toy, the Phantom X-19 was released in 1988 with the figure Ghostrider (88). |
| Piranha - full name: Cobra Piranha Depth Charge Firing Sea Marauder |
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| Piranhas appeared in 6 episodes: Revenge of the Pharaohs, The Nozone Conspiracy, Stuck on You, Pigskin Comandos, Injustice and the Cobra Way, and An Officer and a Viperman. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Locust/Piranha ad. |
| As a toy, the Piranha was released in 1990. |
| Polar Battle Bear - full name: Skimobile Polar Battle Bear |
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| Polar Battle Bears appeared in 7 episodes: ARAH part 2, TROC part 4, TPOD part 3, Haul Down the Heavens, Operation Mind Menace, Spell of the Siren, and Iceberg Goes South. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #11. |
| As a toy, the Polar Battle Bear was released in 1983 and available by mail through several offers from 1985 to 1988, and through 1992's Terror on the Tundra offer. |
| Python ASP - full name: Python Patrol ASP; stands for Assault System Pod |
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| Python ASPs appeared in Operation Dragonfire part 5. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Python Patrol ad. |
| As a toy, the Python ASP was released in 1989. |
| Python Conquest - full name: Python Patrol Conquest |
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| Python Conquests appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 4 and 5. The Python Conquest was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Python Patrol ad. |
| As a toy, the Python Conquest was released in 1989. |
| Python Stun - full name: Python Patrol Stun |
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| Python Stuns appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 4 and 5. The Python Stun was included in the opening sequence of Operaton Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Python Patrol ad. |
| As a toy, the Python Stun was released in 1989. |
| Radar Rat - Battlefield Robot Radar Rat |
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| Radar Rats appeared in Operation Dragonfire part 5. The Radar Rat was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Battlefield Robots ad. |
| As a toy, the Radar Rat was released in 1989. |
| Rage - full name: Cobra Rage |
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| Rages appeared in 11 episodes: Revenge of the Pharaohs, Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania I-II, I Found You...Evy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Pigskin Commandos, D-Day at Alcatraz I, An Officer and a Viperman, and That's Entertainment. The Rage was included in the opening sequence of season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the two 1990 new figures ads and for the Overlord/Rage ad. |
| As a toy, the Rage was released in 1990. |
| Raider |
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| Raiders appeared in Operation Dragonfire parts 1, 2, 3, and 5. The Raider was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Raider/Condor ad. |
| As a toy, the Raider was released in 1989 with the figure Hot Seat (89). |
| RAM - full name: Rapid Fire Motorcycle (RAM) |
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| RAMs appeared in 10 episodes: ARAH part 1, TROC parts 1 and 5, Cobra Stops the World, Cobra's Candidate, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Where the Reptiles Roam, Excalibur, and Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town. The RAM was included in the opening sequences of ARAH and TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #1 and #5. Sometimes, e.g. Cobra's Creatures, Silver Mirages were miscolored as RAMs. |
| As a toy, the RAM was released in 1982. |
| Rat - full name: Cobra Rat High-Speed Attack Hovercraft |
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| Rats appeared in 4 episodes: Long Live Rock & Roll I, Cobra World, Metal-Head's Reunion, and Shadow of a Doubt. |
| As a toy, the Rat was released in 1992. |
| Rattler - full name: Cobra Rattler (Ground Attack Jet) |
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| Rattlers appeared in 44 episodes: ARAH part 4, TROC parts 3-5, TPOD parts 1 and 5, Countdown for Zartan, Cobra Soundwaves, Cobra Stops the World, Battle for the Train of Gold, Operation Mind Menace, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Red Rocket's Glare, Money to Burn, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, Twenty Questions, The Gamesmaster, The Funhouse, Lasers in the Night, Captives of Cobra I-II, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I-II, Cobra Quake, Excalibur, Worlds Without End I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, An Eye for an Eye, Primordial Plot, Hearts and Cannons, The Gods Below, The Pit of Vipers, The Great Alaskan Land Rush, Skeletons in the Closet, There's No Place like Springfield I-II, ASA part 5, Last Hour to Doomsday, The Million Dollar Medic, The Rotten Egg, My Favorite Things. The Rattler was included in the opening sequences of TROC and season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #28 and #49; and for the WHALE/Rattler, Silver Mirage, AWE Striker, Conquest, and Tiger Force ads. The appearance in ARAH part 4 was a close dark grey prototype appeared in ARAH part 4, footage from which was used for early commercials. |
| As a toy, the Rattler was released in 1984 with the figure Wild Weasel (84). |
| Razorback - full name: Destro's Razorback |
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| Razorbacks appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 1 and 5. The Razorback was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the FANG/Razorback ad. |
| As a toy, the Razorback was released in 1989 with the figure Wild Boar (89). |
| Recon Sled - full name: LCV Recon Sled (Low Crawl Vehicle) |
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| Recon Sleds appeared in 11 episodes: ASA parts 2 and 3, Once Upon a Joe, Glamour Girls, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, Joe's Night Out, Second Hand Emotions, Not a Ghost of a Chance, and parts 1, 3, and 4 of the Movie. Recon Sleds also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Stun and Air Skiff/Cycle ads. In far shots, Recon Sleds were sometimes mistakenly colored like Silver Mirages. |
| As a toy, the Recon Sled was released in 1986, and was available by mail through several offers in 1988, and through 1992's Rescue: Code Blue offer. |
| Retaliator - full name: Retaliator Rescue Copter |
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| Retaliators appeared in 25 episodes: United We Stand, Revenge of the Pharaohs, Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania I, The Nozone Conspiracy, I Found You...Evy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Cold Shoulder, Injustice and the Cobra Way, The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz II, An Officer and a Viperman, That's Entertainment, BIOK, Long Live Rock and Roll I, The Sludge Factor I-II, Kindergarten Commandos, The Greatest Evil II, Infested Island, The Eliminator, Shadow of a Doubt, Basic Training, and The Legend of Metal-Head. The Retaliator was included in the opening sequences of seasons 1 and 2, and is by far the most frequently appearing vehicle in the DiC series. |
| As a toy, the Retaliator was released in 1990 with the figure Updraft (90). |
| Septic Tank - full name: Cobra Septic Tank Anti-Environmental Assault Tank |
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| Septic Tanks appeared in 4 episodes: The Sludge Factor I-II, Infested Island, and Basic Training. The Septic Tank is included in the opening sequence of season 2. |
| As a toy, the Septic Tank was released in late 1991. |
| SHARC - full name: Flying Submarine (SHARC); stands for Submersible High-speed Attack and Reconnaissance Craft |
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| SHARCs appeared in 16 episodes: TROC part 3, TPOD part 1, Cobra Stops the World, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I, Eau de Cobra, Primordial Plot, Memories of Mara, The Pit of Vipers, There's No Place Like Springfield I-II, ASA part 3, Last Hour to Doomsday, and Raise the Flagg. The SHARC is included in the opening sequences of TROC and season 1. Submarines only superficially resembling the SHARC appeared in ARAH part 3. The SHARC also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #25 and #40. |
| As a toy, the SHARC was released in 1984 with the figure Deep Six (84), and was available by mail in 1991-92 through the Escape from Doom and Rescue: Code Blue offers. |
| Silver Mirage - full name: Silver Mirage Motorcycle |
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| Silver Mirages appeared in 26 episodes: TPOD part 5, Cobra's Creatures, Battle for the Train of Gold, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Cobra's Candidate, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Money to Burn, The Synthoid Conspiracy I-II, Spell of the Siren, The Greenhouse Effect, The Funhouse, Lasers in the Night, Captives of Cobra I-II, The Traitor II, Cobra Quake, Worlds Without End I, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, The Pit of Vipers, The Invaders, The Million Dollar Medic, The Rotten Egg, Once Upon a Joe, and part 4 of the Movie. The Silver Mirage was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #59 and for the Silver Mirage ad. Sometimes, e.g. Cobra's Creatures, Silver Mirages were miscolored as RAMs. |
| As a toy, the Silver Mirage was released in 1985. |
| Sky HAVOC - full name: Sky Patrol Sky HAVOC Heavily Armored Transport; stands for Heavy Articulated Vehicle Ordnance Carrier |
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| Sky HAVOCs appeared in 2 episodes: The Mind Mangler and BIOK. |
| As a toy, the Sky HAVOC was released in 1990. |
| Sky Hawk - full name: Sky Hawk One-Man V.T.O.L.; stands for Vertical Take-Off and Landing |
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| Sky Hawks appeared in 17 episodes: TROC parts 1, 3, and 4, Cobra's Creatures, Countdown for Zartan, Operation Mind Menace, Red Rocket's Glare, Money to Burn, Twenty Questions, The Greenhouse Effect, Worlds Without End I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Memories of Mara, The Million Dollar Medic, and Iceberg Goes South. The Sky Hawk is included in the opening sequences of TROC, season 1, and the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #24. |
| As a toy, the Sky Hawk was released in 1984 and was available by mail through several offers from 1986 to 1989, and through 1992's Dark Lagoon offer. |
| Sky Hawk - full name: Sky Patrol Sky Hawk VTOL Craft |
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| These Sky Hawks appeared in 10 episodes: Granny Dearest, Victory at Volcania II, The Nozone Conspiracy, Night of the Creepers, General Confusion, Stuck on You, The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, and BIOK. The Sky Hawk is included in the opening sequence of season 1. |
| As a toy, this Sky Hawk was released in 1990. |
| Sky Raven - full name: Sky Patrol Sky Raven |
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| Sky Ravens appeared in 4 episodes: The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, and BIOK. |
| As a toy, the Sky Raven was released in 1990. |
| Sky SHARC - full name: Sky Patrol Sky SHARC One-Man Attack Craft; stands for Submersible High-speed Attack and Reconnaissance Craft |
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| Sky SHARCs appeared in 4 episodes: The Mind Mangler, D-Day at Alcatraz I-II, and BIOK. |
| As a toy, the Sky SHARC was released in 1990. |
| Skystorm - full name: Skystorm X-Wing Chopper |
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| Skystorms appeared in 2 episodes: Operation Dragonfire parts 2 and 5. The Skystorm was included in the opening sequence of Operation Dragonfire. It also appeared in commercial animation for the Mean Dog/Skystorm ad. |
| As a toy, the Skystorm was released in 1988 with the figure Windmill (88). |
| SkyStriker - full name: Combat Jet SkyStriker (XP-14F) |
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| SkyStrikers appeared in 50 episodes: ARAH parts 1, 4, and 5, TROC parts 1-3 and 5, TPOD Pparts 1-5, Cobra's Creatures, Countdown for Zartan, Cobra Soundwaves, Cobra Stops the World, Haul Down the Heavens, Battle for the Train of Gold, Operation Mind Menace, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I-II, Spell of the Siren, Twenty Questions, The Gamesmaster, The Viper Is Coming, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, Lasers in the Night, The Germ, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I, Cobra Quake, Excalibur, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Eau de Cobra, An Eye for an Eye, Primordial Plot, Flint's Vacation, The Wrong Stuff, The Pit of Vipers, The Invaders, Cold Slither, The Great Alaskan Land Rush, There's No Place Like Springfield I-II, The Million Dollar Medic, and part 3 of the Movie. The SkyStriker is included in the opening sequences of ARAH, TROC, and season 1. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #14, #19, #35, #37, and for the 1983-84 aircraft ad. |
| As a toy, the SkyStriker was released in 1983 with the figure Ace (83). The vehicle is based on the real-life F-14 Tomcat. |
| Slugger - full name: Self-Propelled Cannon (Slugger) |
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| Sluggers appeared in 21 episodes: TROC parts 1, 2, and 5, TPOD parts 1 and 5, Cobra Soundwaves, Battle for the Train of Gold, Red Rocket's Glare, Money to Burn, The Phantom Brigade, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Germ, The Traitor I-II, Cobra Quake, Cold Slither, There's No Place like Springfield I, ASA part 3, and part 3 of the Movie. The Slugger was included in the opening sequence of TROC. |
| As a toy, the Slugger was released in 1984 with the figure Thunder (84), and was available by mail through several offers from 1986 to 1987, and through 1992's Terror on the Tundra offer. |
| SNAKE - full name: Cobra Battle Armor SNAKE; stands for System: Neutralizer - Armed Kloaking Equipment |
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| SNAKEs appeared in 4 episodes: ARAH part 2, TROC part 3, Spell of the Siren, and Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town. SNAKEs were included in the opening sequence of TROC. In the cartoon, SNAKEs were robots rather than armored suits. |
| As a toy, the SNAKE was released in 1983. The blue repaint released in 1985 was never animated. |
| Snow Cat |
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| Snow Cats appeared in 13 episodes: TPOD part 3, Haul Down the Heavens, Money to Burn, Spell of the Siren, The Viper Is Coming, Eau de Cobra, An Eye for an Eye, The Pit of Vipers, The Great Alaskan Land Rush, ASA part 2, Iceberg Goes South, and part 5 of the Movie, and as a Cobra weapon in The Million Dollar Medic. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Snow Cat and Night Raven ads. |
| As a toy, the Snow Cat was released in 1985 with the figure Frostbite (85), and was available by mail through several offers from 1987 to 1988. |
| Stinger - full name: Cobra Night Attack 4-WD Stinger |
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| Stingers appeared in 24 episodes: TROC parts 1-5, TPOD parts 1 and 5, Cobra Stops the World, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Red Rocket's Glare, Spell of the Siren, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Traitor II, Worlds Without End I, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Primordial Plot, Hearts and Cannons, The Gods Below, The Invaders, There's No Place like Springfield II, ASA part 5, Last Hour to Doomsday, The Spy Who Rooked Me, and part 3 of the Movie. The Stinger was included in the opening sequence of TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Snow Cat ad. |
| As a toy, the Stinger was released in 1984 with the figure Stinger Driver (84), and was available by mail through many offers from 1986 to 1990. |
| Storm Eagle - full name: Storm Eagle High-Powered Advanced Tactical Fighter |
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| Storm Eagles appeared in 10 episodes: Chunnel, El Dorado - The Lost City of Gold, The Sword, Keyboard Warriors, The Greatest Evil I-II, Infested Island, Cobra World, Metal-Head's Reunion, and Basic Training. |
| As a toy, the Storm Eagle was released in 1992. |
| Stun - full name: Cobra Stun (High Speed Sentry) |
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| Stuns appeared in 18 episodes: ASA parts 1-5, The Million Dollar Medic, Glamour Girls, The Spy Who Rooked Me, My Brother's Keeper, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, Nightmare Assault, Sins of Our Fathers, In the Presence of Mine Enemies, parts 1-4 of the Movie, and the DiC episode Operation Dragonfire part 4. The Stun was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #49; and for the Triple 'T', HAVOC, and Stun ads. |
| As a toy, the Stun was released in 1986 with the figure Motor-Viper. |
| Swampfire - full name: Dreadnok Swampfire |
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| Swampfires appeared in 9 episodes: ASA parts 2 and 4, Let's Play Soldier, Once Upon a Joe, Glamour Girls, The Spy Who Rooked Me, My Brother's Keeper, and parts 3 and 5 of the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #51. |
| As a toy, the Swampfire was released in 1986. |
| Thunderclap |
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| The Thunderclap appeared in Operation Dragonfire part 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Thunderclap ad. |
| As a toy, the Thunderclap was released in 1989 with the figure Long Range (89). |
| Thunder Machine - full name: Dreadnok Thunder Machine |
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| The Thunder Machine appeared in 10 episodes: ASA parts 1, 2, 4, and 5, Once Upon a Joe, The Spy Who Rooked Me, My Brother's Keeper, and parts 1, 3, and 4 of the Movie. The Thunder Machine was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #51; and for the Triple 'T' ad. |
| As a toy, the Thunder Machine was released in 1986 with the figure Thrasher (86). |
| Tomahawk |
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| Tomahawks appeared in 28 episodes: ASA parts 1-5, Let's Play Soldier, Sink the Montana, The Million Dollar Medic, The Rotten Egg, Once Upon a Joe, Glamour Girls, Iceberg Goes South, The Spy Who Rooked Me, Grey Hairs and Growing Pains, My Favorite Things, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, Ninja Holiday, Nightmare Assault, Joe's Night Out, Second Hand Emotions, Not a Ghost of a Chance, Sins of Our Fathers, In the Presence of Mine Enemies, Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep, and parts 3-5 of the Movie. In the DiC series, the Tomahawk appeared (with a green color scheme) in I Found You...Evy. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Sgt. Slaughter, Tomahawk, and Triple 'T' ads. |
| As a toy, the Tomahawk was released in 1986 with the figure Lift-Ticket (86). The vehicle bears a slight resemblance to the Boeing Vertol 107 and some variants of the CH-47 Chinook. |
| Triple 'T' - full name: Triple 'T' Tag Team Terminator |
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| The Triple 'T' appeared in 6 episodes: ASA parts 1, 3, and 5, My Brother's Keeper, and parts 3 and 4 of the Movie. The vehicle was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Triple 'T' ad. |
| As a toy, the Triple 'T' was released in 1986 with the figure Sgt. Slaughter (86/II), and was available by mail through 1991's The Attack of the Swamp Creature offer. |
| Trubble Bubble - full name: Cobra Flight Pod (Trubble Bubble) |
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| Trubble Bubbles appeared in 35 episodes: TROC part 1, TPOD parts 1, 3, and 5, Operation Mind Menace, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, Red Rocket's Glare, Satellite Down, Money to Burn, Spell of the Siren, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Germ, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, The Traitor I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Eau de Cobra, Hearts and Cannons, The Pit of Vipers, The Invaders, Skeletons in the Closet, ASA parts 3-5, Last Hour to Doomsday, Sink the Montana, My Brother's Keeper, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, Nightmare Assault, Second Hand Emotions, Sins of Our Fathers, and parts 1, 3, and 4 of the Movie. The Trubble Bubble was included in the opening sequences of season 1, season 2, and the Movie. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for the Silver Mirage and Outpost ads. Some early models had three engines instead of two. |
| As a toy, the Trubble Bubble was released in 1985. |
| USS Flagg - full name: Aircraft Carrier USS Flagg |
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| The Flagg appeared in 18 episodes: TPOD parts 2, 4, and 5, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Spell of the Siren, The Germ, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, Excalibur, Flint's Vacation, The Pit of Vipers, Skeletons in the Closet, There's No Place Like Springfield I-II, Let's Play Soldier, Computer Complicatons, Raise the Flagg!, G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece, and Not a Ghost of a Chance. The USS Flagg was included in the opening sequence of season 2. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #80, and for the Sea Ray/WOLF ad. |
| As a toy, the Flagg was released in 1985 with the figure Keel-Haul (85). The vehicle appears to be based on the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier. Most vessels of the class are named after US Presidents (plus a Senator and a Congressman, and Adm. Nimitz). |
| VAMP - full name: Attack Vehicle (VAMP); stands for Multi-Purpose Attack Vehicle |
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| The VAMP appeared in 16 episodes: ARAH parts 3-5, TROC parts 1 and 2, TPOD part 5, Cobra's Creatures, Cobra Soundwaves, Haul Down the Heavens, Battle for the Train of Gold, Spell of the Siren, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Traitor I-II, and Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town. The VAMP was included in the opening sequence of ARAH. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #1, #5, #16, #18, #19, and #35. |
| As a toy, the VAMP was released in 1982 with the figure Clutch (82), and again in 1984 as a Sears exclusive with the vehicle HAL. |
| VAMP Mark II - full name: Attack Vehicle (VAMP Mark II); stands for Multi-Purpose Attack Vehicle |
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| Mark II VAMPs appeared in 15 episodes: TROC parts 1, 2, and 5, TPOD parts 1 and 5, Cobra's Creatures, Haul Down the Heavens, Satellite Down, The Funhouse, Where the Reptiles Roam, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Hearts and Cannons, ASA Parts 2 and 3, and part 3 of the Movie. The VAMP Mark II was included in the opening sequence of TROC. |
| As a toy, the VAMP Mark II was released in 1984 with the figure Clutch (84), and was available by mail in 1989 through the Operation Deep Six offer. |
| Viper Glider - full name: Cobra Command Attack Glider Viper |
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| Viper Gliders appeared in 9 episodes: ARAH parts 2 and 5, TROC parts 1, 3, and 5, The Phantom Brigade, Spell of the Siren, The Germ, and Worlds Without End 1. The Viper Glider is also included in the opening sequence of TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #11. |
| As a toy, the Viper Glider was released in 1983 with the figure Viper Pilot (83). |
| Water Moccasin - full name: Cobra Water Moccasin |
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| Water Moccasins appeared in 15 episodes: TROC parts 3-5, TPOD part 4, Jungle Trap, The Synthoid Conspiracy II, Twenty Questions, The Germ, The Traitor II, Excalibur, Worlds Without End I, Flint's Vacation, Memories of Mara, Cold Slither, and Last Hour to Doomsday. The Water Moccasin was included in the opening sequence of TROC. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issue #25. A grey Water Moccasin prototype appeared in ARAH part 2. |
| As a toy, the Water Mocassin was released in 1984 with the figure Copperhead (84), and was available through several offers from 1986 to 1987. |
| Whirlwind - full name: Twin Battle Gun Whirlwind |
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| The Whirlwind appeared in 4 episodes: ARAH part 5, TROC part 2, The Synthoid Conspiracy I; and (debatably) in Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent. |
| As a toy, the Whirlwind was released in 1983 and was available by mail through several offers from 1985 to 1986. |
| Wolverine - full name: Armored Missile Vehicle Wolverine |
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| Wolverines appeared in 11 episodes: ARAH parts 3-5, TROC parts 1 and 5, Cobra Soundwaves, Battle for the Train of Gold, The Synthoid Conspiracy I, The Funhouse, and Where the Reptiles Roam. The Wolverine was included in the opening sequence of ARAH. It also appeared in commercial animation produced for comic issues #16 and #35. |
| As a toy, the Wolverine was released in 1983 with the figure Cover Girl (83), and was available by mail through several offers from 1985 to 1987. |
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