G.I. Joe/Characters: Difference between revisions

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* [[Authority Equals Asskicking]]

* [[Big Good]]

* [[Colonel Badass]], promoted to [[Four Star Badass]]

* [[Colonel Badass]], promoted to [[Four-Star Badass]]

* [[Reasonable Authority Figure]]

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** [[Love Triangle]]: She's got feelings for ''both'' in ''Resolute''.

* [[Scarlet Fever]]

* [[Shout Out]]: [[Gone With the Wind|"Scarlett" O'Hara]]. She's even from Atlanta.

* [[Shout-Out]]: [[Gone With the Wind|"Scarlett" O'Hara]]. She's even from Atlanta.

* [[The Squadette]]

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* [[Creator Cameo]]: His name, hometown, and his toy's face are based on those of the toy's designer.

* [[Friendly Sniper]]

* [[Punny Name]]: His duties include being a pilot, and he happens to share his surname with a [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stall_~~(flight) certain piece of aviation terminology.]

* [[Punny Name]]: His duties include being a pilot, and he happens to share his surname with a [[wikipedia:Stall (flight)|certain piece of aviation terminology.]]

=== '''Beachhead''' ===

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* [[From Nobody to Nightmare]]: He used to be a used cars salesman.

* [[General Failure]]: In the 80s cartoon

* [[Heel Face Door Slam]]: In the comics, he [[My God, What Have I Done?|realizes how much of a monster he has become]] and attempts to [[Know When to Fold Em|leave COBRA behind]]. {{spoiler|[[It Got Worse|Then he gets shot.]]}}

* [[Heel Face Door Slam]]: In the comics, he [[My God, What Have I Done?|realizes how much of a monster he has become]] and attempts to [[Know When to Fold'Em|leave COBRA behind]]. {{spoiler|[[It Got Worse|Then he gets shot.]]}}

* [[Hey It's That Voice]]: ''Three'' times he has shared a voice actor with Starscream. Most famously Chris Latta, who voiced the characters in exactly the same way. Charlie Adler (who also voiced Starscream in the live action Transformers movies) seems to have become the new "definitive" voice of the Commander, having voiced him in ''Resolute'', ''Renegades'', and the second live-action movie (Named ''Retaliation'', amusingly establishing something of an "R" theme there).

* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: ''Three'' times he has shared a voice actor with Starscream. Most famously Chris Latta, who voiced the characters in exactly the same way. Charlie Adler (who also voiced Starscream in the live action Transformers movies) seems to have become the new "definitive" voice of the Commander, having voiced him in ''Resolute'', ''Renegades'', and the second live-action movie (Named ''Retaliation'', amusingly establishing something of an "R" theme there).

* [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain]]: Once again, 80s cartoon.

* [[Large Ham]]: '''''COBRAAAAAAAAA!!!!'''''

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* [[Precision F-Strike]]: Does one in ''Resolute'': "There will be ''none'' of your ''CRAP''! '''''NONE OF IT''!!!'''"

* [[Same Character but Different]]: One aspect of the character seems to be his characterization is constantly changing between shows, even if they're nominally supposed to be in the same continuity. In ''Valor vs. Venom'' he's his old whacky 80's cartoon self, in ''Sigma 6'' (which was nominally a semi-direct sequel to ''Valor vs. Venom'') he's reinvented as a dead-serious warrior king, and in ''Resolute'' he's an insane murderous sociopath. This even happens in the live action-films: in the second live-action film, Cobra Commander is reportedly still Rex Lewis, but will apparently be "a completely different character" than in the first film.

* [[The Starscream]]: What he became after Serpentor took over in the cartoon. [[Hey It's That Voice|How ironic...]]

* [[The Starscream]]: What he became after Serpentor took over in the cartoon. [[Hey, It's That Voice!|How ironic...]]

* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: In ''Resolute''.

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* [[In the Blood]]: Most of his military cunning comes from the fact of being a composite clone of history's greatest generals.

* [[Lamarck Was Right]]

* [[Mix and Match Man]]

* [[Mix-and-Match Man]]

* [[Super Soldier]]