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Side-Kick
Join Date: Nov 2004
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Well they did take a fresh take on some things. Dont think it was all bad.
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Side-Kick
Join Date: Nov 2004
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Im confused now......with all the news I been hearing about GI Joe 2......signing the Rock to play a major part in it [not a bad idea by the way] , I never heard of Cobra commander returning. So who is gonna be the main villain?
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
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In the UK Cobra Commander was originally Baron Ironblood, leader of the Red Shadows. He decided to start a new organization after being declared World Enemy Number 1 by the U.N. and started Cobra. Of course that was just a way for Hasbro to bring the Action Force mythos under the G.I. Joe umbrella when they bought out Palitoy (makers of Action Force) in the 1980's.
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Smooth Operator
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Come to think of it, Cobra does seem to have a large base of cash to draw from:
- Cobra Commander's own business - Extensive Enterprises, which is shown to be a pretty huge company - MARS, which is a major global arms dealer and security firm - the rogue nations on Earth (Iran, North Korea, Somalia, Zimbabwe, Myanmar), some of the "dodgy" ones (China, Russia, Venezuela, Belarus, Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia) would likely have participated in Cobra's operations at some point Whereas GI Joe really only has the backing of the U.S. Treasury, which we know isn't all it used to be.
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