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Imagine a book about space adventures from [[The Eighties]]. ''[[The Stainless Steel Rat]]'' by Harry Harrison would fit the best. Make the overall tone a bit [[Darker and Edgier]], slightly increase the amount of naked female body, keep the funny level the same and give the main character an [[Arm Cannon]]. Make it all into manga and anime adaptation. Give it an awesome, very Eighties female vocal opening and ending.
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Two anime adaptations were made, both closely watched by author of the original manga and preserving both plot and style of the original. What is even more awesome, in a recent remake titled ''Cobra the Animation'' they even recruited the same seyuus for both Cobra and Lady Armoroid. Preserving the character design helped a lot too.
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* [[Action Girl]]: Lady and many secondary characters.
* {{spoiler|[[Adolf Hitler]]}}: {{spoiler|Lord Salamander's true identity.}}
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* [[Casanova]]: Cobra, all the way.
* [[Casual Danger Dialog]]: Cobra, about all the time.
* [[Charles Atlas Superpower]]: Cobra can bench-press 500
* [[Cigar Chomper]]
* [[Combat Stilettos]]: A frequent accessory of female outfits.
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* [[Cyborg]]: Many characters, friends or foes. Cobra himself, with his left arm. {{spoiler|Lady Armaroid was once human, but her brain had to be put in a mechanical body to save her life.}}
* [[Fake Memories]]: Cobra has erased his own memory in order to evade his pursuers, and regains it by accident.
* [[
* [[Fountain of Expies]]: Cobra himself has tons of them, like [[Trigun
* [[Girl of the Week]]
* [[Gratuitous English]]: The Psychogun. Crystal Boy. Also, the setting's currency is the ''kuredito'' (credit).
* [[Loveable Rogue]]: One of anime's most absolutely charming scoundrels. Think of him as a Japanese [[Star Wars|Han Solo]] mixed in a blender with [[
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: Most of the women in the series, in addition to being good looking, wear rather revealing clothing.
* [[Morph Weapon]]: The "Ultimate Weapon".
* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: According to [[Word of God]], the hero was inspired by French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo (maybe from Godard's film ''Pierrot le Fou'').
* [[Out
* [[Pastel
* [[Rated "M" for Manly]]
* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Cobra and Lady. It's in the clothes.
* [[Refuge in Cool]]
* [[Reset Button]]: In one of the later episodes, Cobra accidentally unleashes an unstoppable ancient weapon that WILL destroy entire civilizations. As a result a little robot chicken guardian has to rewind time, retconning the entire episode out of existance.
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* [[Space Whale]]: Not a whale, but in one story (later used for the first PC-Engine game) the spaceship Cobra is on in the beginning gets eaten by a giant hammerhead shark.
* [[Stripperiffic]]: Every. Female. In. The. Series. Ranging from very skimpy to virtually nonexistent.
* [[Theme Music Power
* [[Used Future]]: It is ''Space adventure'', after all.
* [[Water Is Air]]
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