List of G.I. Joe ARAH characters

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The list covers every known character in the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero series to have received his/her own action figure. The list only covers individuals and the year they debuted. It does not include every edition of the same character or the name changes that happened.

For first appearance references, v1 refers to the original comics series published by Marvel Comics, SM for the G.I. Joe: Special Missions spin-off, v2 for the comics series by Devil's Due Publishing, FL for the Frontlines spin-off. (See G.I. Joe (comics))

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Year Code Name Function Real Name Grade Description
1982 Breaker Communications Officer Alvin R. Kibbey E-4 The Joe Team's first communications and computer specialist. Breaker had a habit of chewing bubblegum in any situation. First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Clutch VAMP driver Lance J. Steinberg E-4 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Flash Laser Rifle Trooper Anthony S. Gambello E-4 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Grand Slam Laser Artillery Soldier James J. Barney E-5 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Grunt Infantry Trooper Robert W. Graves E-4 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Hawk G.I. Joe commander Clayton M. Abernathy O-7 (Brigadier General) Hawk was the original field commander who eventually took full command of the Joe Team. First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Rock N' Roll Machine Gunner Craig S. McConnel E-5 A surfer, weight lifter and electric guitar player from Malibu, the noise of machine gun fire is music to his ears. First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Scarlett Counter-intelligence Shana M. O'Hara E-5 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Short-Fuze Mortar Soldier Eric W. Friestadt E-4 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Snake-Eyes Commando (CLASSIFIED) E-5 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Stalker Ranger Lonzo R. Wilkinson E-5 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Steeler Tank Commander Ralph W. Pulaski O-1 First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Zap Bazooka Soldier Rafael J. Melendez E-4 Missile specialist and demolitions expert. Zap is also a somewhat capable helicopter pilot. A running joke is that he is always being reminded it is like riding a bicycle. First appearances: comics - v1 #1, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
1983 Ace Skystriker Fighter pilot Brad J. Armbruster O-3 (Captain, USAF)
Airborne1 Helicopter Assault Trooper Franklin E. Talltree E-5 (Sergeant)
Cover Girl Wolverine Driver Courtney A. Krieger E-4 A former female fashion model turned tank specialist. First appearances: comics - v1 #16, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Doc Medic Carl W. Greer O-3 (Captain) The first member of the Joe medical team, and possibly the only one with a Ph.D. First appearances: comics - v1 #11, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Duke First Sergeant Conrad S. Hauser E-8 First appearances: comics - v1 #22, animated - A Real American Hero mini-series.
Gung-Ho Marine Ettienne R. LaFitte E-7 Is one of the few marines on the team. A muscle-bound cajun, he is well remembered for the large USMC logo tattoo on his chest.
Snow Job Arctic Trooper Harlan W. Moore E-6
Torpedo SEAL Edward W. Leialoha WO-4 (Warrant Officer)
Tripwire Mine Detector Tormod S. Skoog E-4 (Specialist 4)
Wild Bill Helicopter Pilot William S. Hardy CW-4
1984 Blowtorch Flamethrower Timothy P. Hanrahan E-4
Cutter Hovercraft Pilot Skip A. Stone O-2 (Coast Guard lieutenant, junior grade) A persistent man who would do anything to get what he wants, Cutter insisted on being on the Joe Team when he found out they did not have a representative from the US Coast Guard.
Deep Six S.H.A.R.C. Driver Malcolm R. Willoughby PO 2nd (Master Driver's Rating)
Mutt and Junkyard Dog Handler (K-9) Stanley R. Perlmutter SP-4 A man (Mutt) and his dog (Junkyard). Mutt, a specialist with animals, get along better with dogs than with humans.
Recondo Jungle Trooper Daniel M. LeClaire E-4
Rip Cord HALO Jumper (High Altitude Low Opening) Wallace A. Weems E-4
Roadblock Heavy Machine Gunner Marvin F. Hinton E-4
Spirit Tracker Charlie Iron-Knife E-4 A Native American shaman, Spirit melds mysticism with military training. He is often accompanied by his bald eagle companion "Freedom".
Thunder Self-Propelled Gun Artilleryman Matthew Harris Breckinridge E-5
1985 Airtight Hostile Environment Kurt Schnurr E-4
Alpine Mountain Trooper Albert M. Pine E-4
Barbecue Firefighter Gabriel A. Kelly E-4
Bazooka Missile Specialist David L. Katzenbogen E-5 The Joe team's second rocket specialist. Clad in a red baseball shirt sporting the number 14, a green military helmet and trademark bazooka over his right shoulder.
Crankcase AWE Striker Driver Elwood G. Indiana E-4
Dusty Desert Trooper Ronald W. Tadur E-4
Flint Warrant Officer Dashiell R. Faireborn CWO-3
Footloose Infantry Trooper Andrew D. Meyers E-4
Frostbite Snow Cat Driver Farley S. Seward E-4
Heavy Metal Mauler MBT Tank Driver Sherman R. Guderian E-4
Keel-Haul Admiral/USS Flagg commander Everett P. Colby O-9
Lady Jaye Covert Operations Alison R. Hart-Burnett E-4
Quick Kick Silent Weapons MacArthur S. Ito E-4 Not accepted by either the Japanese or Koreans because of his mixed ancestry and too short to play basketball, Quick Kick turned to martial arts. All martial arts. He is a ranking black belt in Tae Kwan Do, Go Ju Ryu, Southern Praying Mantis Kung-Fu, Tai Chi Sword, Zen Sword, and Wing Chun. He was working as a stunt man in Hollywood when he was recruited for the G.I. Joe team.
Sgt. Slaughter Drill instructor Unknown/Classified top secret
Shipwreck Sailor Hector X. Delgado CPO
Tollbooth Bridge Layer Driver Chuck X. (for nothing) Goren Spc-5
1986 Beachhead Ranger Wayne R. Sneeden E-6 A Ranger Joe specializing in "not being found". In the animated series, he is fifth in the G.I. Joe line of command. First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Claymore Covert operations John Zullo Captain
Cross Country HAVOC driver Robert M. Blais E-5 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Dial-Tone Communications Jack S. Morelli E-4 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Fridge Physical training instructor William Perry E-5
Iceberg Snow Trooper Clifton L. Nash E-5 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Leatherneck Marine Wendell A. Metzger Gunnery Sergeant First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Lifeline Rescue Trooper Edwin C. Steen E-5 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Lift-Ticket Tomahawk Pilot Victor W. Sikorski WO-2 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Low-Light Night Spotter Cooper G. MacBride E-6 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Mainframe Computer Specialist Blaine L. Parker E-5 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Sci-Fi Laser Trooper Seymour P. Fine E-4 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Slip-Stream Conquest X-30 Pilot Gregory B. Boyajian O-2 (1st Lt.) First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
Wet-Suit SEALS Brian M. Forrest E-5 First appearances: animated - Arise, Serpentor, Arise part 1.
1987 Avalanche Dominator snow tank driver Ian M. Costello E-5 (Sergant)
Back-Stop Pulverizer Driver Robert A. Levin
Blaster Vindicator hovercraft pilot Brian R. Davis E-5
Blocker Eliminator driver David B. McCarthy E-5
Chuckles Undercover Philip M. Provost E-5
Crazylegs Assault Trooper David O. Thomas E-4
Dodger Marauder driver Richard Renwick E-7
Fast Draw Mobile Missile Specialist Eliot Brown E-4
Hardtop Crawler Driver Nicholas D. Klas E-5
Jinx Ninja/Intelligence Top secret E-5
Knockdown Sky Sweeper driver Blaine M. Gonsalves E-5
Law and Order M.P. and K-9 Christopher M. Lavigne E-4
Lt. Falcon Green Beret Vincent R. Falcone O-2
Maverick Vector pilot Thomas P. Kiley 0-3 (Captain)
Mercer Renegade/Mercenary Felix P. Stratton E-5 Equivalent
Outback Survivalist Stuart R. Selkirk E-5
Payload Defiant Pilot Mark Morgan, Jr. O-6
Psyche-Out Deceptive Warfare Kenneth D. Rich O-2 (1st Lt.)
Red Dog Renegade David Taputapu E-5 Equivalent
Rumbler R/C Crossfire Driver Earl-Bob Swilley E-4
Sneak Peek Advanced Recon Owen King E-5
Starduster Jetpack trooper Edward J. Skylar E-5
Steam Roller Mobile Command Center Operator Averill B. Whitcomb E-5
Taurus Renegade Varujan Ayvazyan E-5 Equivalent
Tunnel Rat E.O.D. Nicky Lee E-5
1988 Armadillo G.I.Joe Rolling Thunder Driver Philo R. Makepeace E-7
Blizzard Arctic Attack Soldier Gregory M. Natale E-7
Budo Samurai Warrior Kyle A. Jesso E-5
Charbroil Flamethrower Carl G. Shannon E-4
Ghostrider G.I.Joe Phantom X-19 Stealth Fighter Jonas S. Jeffries O-4
Hardball Multi-Shot Grenadier Wilmer S. Duggleby E-4
Hit & Run Light Infantryman Brent Scott E-4
Lightfoot Explosives Expert Cory R. Owens E-4
Muskrat Swamp Fighter Ross A. Williams E-4
Repeater Steadi-Cam Machine Gunner Jeffrey R. Therien E-6
Shockwave S.W.A.T. Specialist Jason A. Faria E-4
Skidmark G.I.Joe Desert Fox 6WD Driver Cyril Colombani E-4
Skystriker Tiger Rat pilot Alexander P. Russo 0-5 Lt. Colonel
Spearhead Pointman Peter R. Millman E-4
Storm Shadow Ninja/Intelligence Thomas S. Arashikage E-8 This marks his first appearance as a member of the G.I. Joe team.
Super Trooper Infantry Paul Latimer 0-2
Wildcard G.I.Joe Mean Dog Driver Eric U. Scott E-4
Windmill Skystorm X-Wing Chopper Pilot Edward J. Roth O-3
1989 Backblast Anti-Aircraft Solider Edward J. Menninger E-5
Countdown Astronaut David D. Dubosky O-3
Dee-Jay Comm-tech trooper Thomas R. Rossi III Sp-4 Specialist
Dogfight Mudfighter Pilot James R. King O-2
Downtown Mortar Man Thomas P. Riley E-4
Hot Seat Raider Driver Michael A. Provost E-7
Long Range2 Thunderclap Driver Karl W. Fritz E-7
Recoil LRRP (Long Range Recon Patrol) Joseph Felton E-5
Scoop Information Specialist Leonard Michaels E-4
Windchill Arctic Blast Driver Jim Steel E-6
1990 Airborne1 Parachute assembler Robert M. Six E-7
Airwave Audible Frequency Specialist Cliff V. Mewett E-6
Altitude Recon Scout John-Edward O. Jones E-9 (Sergeant Major of the Army)
Ambush Concealment specialist Aaron McMahon E-3
Bullhorn Intervention specialist Stephen A. Ferreria E-5
Capt. Grid-Iron Hand-to-hand combat specialist Terrance Lydon 0-3
Cold Front Avalanche driver Charles Donahue E-7
Drop Zone Weapons specialist Samuel C. Delisi E-8
Freefall Paratrooper Philip W. Arndt E-5
Major Storm General mobile headquarters commander Robert G. Swanson 0-4
Pathfinder Jungle assault specialist William V. Iannotti E-6
Rampart Shoreline defender Dwayne A. Felix E-4
Rapid Fire Fast attack expert Robbie London 0-3 (Captain)
Salvo Anti-armor trooper David K. Hasle E-7
Skydive Sky Patrol leader Lynton N. Felix E-8
Static Line Demolitions expert Wallace J. Badducci E-7
Stretcher Medical specialist Thomas J. Larivee E-5
Sub-Zero Winter operations specialist Mark Habershaw 0-2
Topside Navy assault trooper John Blanchet E-6
Updraft Retaliator pilot Matthew W. Smithers 0-3
1991 Big Ben SAS fighter David J. Bennett Staff Sergeant
Clean Sweep Anti-toxin trooper Daniel W. Price E-4
Cloudburst Glider trooper Chuck Ram E-4
Heavy Duty Heavy ordnance trooper Lamont A. Morris E-5
Major Altitude Battle Copter pilot Robert D. Owens W0-2
Ozone Ozone replenisher trooper David F. Kunitz E-4
Red Star Oktober Guard officer Anatoly Fydorovich Krimov Captain
Skymate Glider trooper Daniel T. Toner Corporal
Tracker Navy SEAL Christopher R. Groen E-7
1992 Barricade Bunker buster Philip M. Holsinger E-5
Big Bear Oktober Guard Anti-Armor Specialist Grigor Ivanovich Rostoff Sergeant (Serzhant)
Bullet-Proof Drug Elimination Force leader/Urban commander Earl S. Morris 0-4
Dojo Silent weapons ninja Michael P. Russo E-8
General Flagg3 G.I. Joe General James Longstreet Flagg III 0-7 This is actually the second General Flagg, and the son of the original leader of the G.I. Joe team from the Marvel Comic story line. He was introduced as a toy only.
Nunchuk Nunchaku ninja Ralph Badducci E-5
T'Jbang Ninja swordsman Sam LaQuale E-7
1993 Banzai Rising Sun ninja Robert J. Travaano E-4
Blast-Off Flame thrower Jeffery D. Thompson E-4
Bushido Snow ninja Lloyd S. Goldfine E-4
Colonel Courage Strategic commander Cliff V. Mewett 0-6
Long Arm First strike specialist Thomas P. Mangiaratti E-4
Mace Undercover operative Thomas S. Bowman E-8
Mirage Bio-artillery expert/Weapons expert Joseph R. Balkun E-6
Robo-JOE4 Jet-tech operations expert Greg D. Scott E-3 A scientist that was injured by Destro during a raid to steal plans for Bio Armor. To save his life, he was transplanted into armor and rebuilt as a Cyborg.
Snow Storm High-tech snow trooper Guillermo "Willie" Suarez E-6
T'gin-Zu Pile Driver operator Joseph R. Rainone E-4
1994 Effects Explosives expert Aron Beck E-6
Gears Invention technician Joseph A. Morrone 0-3
Ice Cream Soldier Flamethrower commando Tom-Henry Ragan E-5
Space Shot Combat freighter pilot George A. Roberts E-4
1998 Col. Brekhov Oktober Guard commander Ivan Nikolevich Brekhov Colonel (Equivalent)
Lt. Gorky Oktober Guard commando Mikhail P. Gorky Lieutenant (Equivalent)
Thunderwing Tank Commander Spencer D. Crecelius 0-1
Volga (aka Daina) Oktober Guard weapons expert Daina L. Janack Lieutenant (Equivalent)
2000 Chameleon Cobra intelligence officer Classified She is the illegitimate half sister of the Baroness, and has taken on her identity as a spy for the G.I. Joe team.
2001 Big Brawler Jungle mission specialist Brian K. Mulholland E-8 (First Sergeant) He is highly trained in counterintelligence and is the team's primary jungle survival expert.
Crossfire Army machine gunner Bill White E-7
Double Blast Army machine gunner Charles Griffith E-8
Sure Fire Military police David S. Lane 0-5
Wet Down Navy SEAL Daniel R. Alexander W0-5
2002 Dart Pathfinder Jimmy Tall Elk E-6
Sideswipe Medical specialist Andrew Frankel E-5A
Sidetrack Ranger John Boyce E-7
2003 Agent Faces Infiltrator Michelino J. Paolino E-4
Barrel Roll High altitude sniper Dwight E. Stall E-4
Crosshair Infiltrator/sniper Don G. Fardie E-4
Depth Charge Underwater demolitions Nick H. Langdon E-5
Kamakura Ninja Sean Broca/Sean Collins E-5
Rampage Split Fire driver Walter A. McDaniel E-6 (Sergeant)
Red Spot Laser trooper Michael P. Ritchie E-4
Sgt. Hacker Information retrieval Jessie H. Jordon Sergeant
Switch Gears Tank driver Jerome T. Jivoin E-5
Wide Scope Special weapons and tactical Larry M. Kranseler E-5
Wreckage Demolitions specialist Dillon L. Moreno E-4
2004 Dr. Link Talbot Combat Veterinarian Lincoln B. Talbot E-4
General Flagg3 G.I. Joe General Lawrence J. Flagg Brigader General Erroneously listed on his file card as James Longstreet Flagg III, who is in fact his son.
Hard Drive Battlefield computer specialist Martin A. Pidel E-4
Hi-Tech Operations support specialist David P. Lewinski E-4
Rollbar Humvee driver Robert D. Dubé E-4
Tracker Kwinn Mercenary Jesse Kwinn NA
2005 Bombstrike Forward air controller Alyssa Renee Stall E-4 Bombstrike is the sister of both G.I. Joe Barrel Roll and Cobra Blackout.
Cannonball RHINO driver John Warden E-4 (Army corporal)
Dragonsky Oktober Guard flamethrower Andrei Freisov Starshina (master sergeant)
Horror Show Oktober Guard soldier Stepan Drukersky
Long Range2 ROCC driver Alejandro Garcia E-5 (Army sergeant)
Major Barrage Artillery commander David Vennemeyer O-4 (Army major)
Med Alert Medic Kirk Bacus E-4 (Army corporal)
Shrage Oktober Guard soldier Classified NA
Stormavik Oktober Guard soldier Classified NA
Tiger Claw Ninja apprentice Chad M. Johnson E-4
2006 G.I. Jane Physicist Jane Ann Martelle E-5 Originally Maintained cover as a Combat Nurse.
Sgt. Misha Zubenkov Oktober Guard soldier Misha L. Zubenkov


  • Note 1: There were two characters code named Airborne. It is possible Hasbro did not realize they used the same name for a different character.
  • Note 2: There were two characters code named Long Range and possibly for the same reason that Hasbro overlooked their character inventory. The second Long Range appears in the G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 series.
  • Note 3: There were two characters code named General Flagg, but there is a reason for this. The second figure made of General Flagg is actually the father of the first figure made. The file card of the second figure erroneously names him as his son. However, he was intended (as per the comic he was released with at the time) to be the original General Flagg.
  • Note 4 Robo-Joe's real name is listed as Greg Scott, the same name used for Lifeline's version 5 and 6 filecards.

[edit] Cobra and others

Year Code Name Function Real Name Description
1982 Cobra Commander Cobra leader Unknown
Major Bludd Mercenary Sebastian Bludd
Cobra Officer Infantry, Field Marshal(s)
Cobra (Soldier) Infantry
1983 Destro Weapons supplier James McCullen Destro XXIV
H.I.S.S. Driver The Enemy
Viper Pilot The Enemy As with "Tan" Grunt, a repaint of the Cobra (Soldier) exclusive to the Viper combat glider. However, this is still the first Cobra unit to carry the "Viper" title.
1984 Baroness Intelligence officer Unknown (Alias: Anastasia DeCobray)
Firefly Saboteur Classified
Scrap Iron Anti-armor specialist Classified An anti-armor specialist known for his highly advanced and destructive weapons systems, as well as his demands for perfection and tactical mind. He has often worked as a product designer for Destro.
Storm Shadow Ninja Thomas Arashikage
Copperhead Water Moccasin driver Classified A Cobra boat pilot who is known for operating his "Water Moccasin" air-driven boat. He is presumably from the Florida Everglades(given his exaggerated Southern accent in the cartoon) and serves as Cobra's Naval Commander.
Stinger Driver The Enemy As with the Viper Pilot, a repaint of the Cobra Officer, exclusive to the Stinger 4WD vehicle.
Wild Weasel Rattler pilot Classified An ace pilot who has never been seen outside of his flight suit. Wild Weasel is arrogant to a fault, favoring the Rattler ground support jet. The pilots of G.I. Joe hate him as a person, but respect him as a pilot.
Zartan Master of disguise Unknown (Aliases too numerous to list)
1985 Buzzer Dreadnok Richard Blinken-Smythe (Alias: Dick Blinken)
Crimson Guard Elite trooper
Eel Frogman
Lamprey Moray driver/Amphibious assault trooper
Ripper Dreadnok Harry Nod
Snow Serpent Polar assault
Tele-Viper Communications
Tomax Crimson Guard commander Classified
Torch Dreadnok Tom Winken
Xamot Crimson Guard commander Classified
1986 A.V.A.C. (Air-Viper, Advanced Class) Firebat pilot
BAT Battle android trooper
Dr. Mindbender Master of mind control Unknown
Monkeywrench Dreadnok Bill Winkie
Motor-Viper Stun driver
Serpentor Emperor
Strato-Viper Night Raven pilot
Thrasher Dreadnok/Thunder Machine driver Bruno LaCrosse
Viper Infantry
Zandar Zartan's brother Unknown
Zarana Zartan's sister Unknown
1987 Big Boa Trainer Unknown A former amateur boxer and street fighter, Big Boa serves as Cobra's head trainer. Vicious, ruthless and tough, Big Boa trains all recruits, molding them into Viper material. He was very loyal to Cobra Commander, until his death at the hands of the Red Shadows.
Croc Master Reptile trainer Unknown Cobra's reptile trainer and animal security supervisor. A former crocodile wrestler and security-installation expert, he is responsible for breeding and training the particularly large and aggressive crocodiles that guard the perimeter of Cobra Island.
Crystal Ball Hypnotist Unknown Cobra's own hypnotist and sometimes interrogator. (The character is widely believed to have been created by or in honor of author Stephen King, whose son was a big fan of G.I. Joe. King is purported to have written the file card on the back of the character's toy package.)
Golobulus Cobra-La ruler Unknown
Gyro-Viper Mamba pilot
Ice-Viper W.O.L.F. driver
Nemesis Enforcer Cobra-La Unknown
Raptor Falconer Unknown An accountant and falconer who went to work for Cobra after being caught poaching on their property. Raptor works in both Cobra's various business fronts and as a part of their operations to breed and train birds for attack purposes. (Raptor actually dresses in a giant falcon costume -- supposedly to gain his falcons' familiarity -- and is widely ridiculed as one of the more cartoonish looking characters).
Royal Guard Cobra-La
Sea Slug Sea Ray driver
Techno-Viper Battlefield technician
W.O.R.M.S. (Weapons Ordinance Rugged Machine Specialists) Maggot driver
Zanzibar Dreadnok Skiff driver Morgan Teach
1988 Astro-Viper Cobranaut
Ferret DEMON driver
Hydro-Viper Undersea demon
Iron Grenadier Destro's elite trooper
Nullifier AGP pilot
Road Pig Dreadnok Donald DeLuca
Secto-Viper Bugg driver
Star-Viper Stellar Stilleto pilot
Toxo-Viper Hostile environment trooper
Voltar Destro's general The general of Destro's personal army, the Iron Grenadiers. Voltar is renowned for being able to win out against even the most insurmountable odds. Destro himself has stated that he feels Voltar possesses undeniably good fortune.
1989 Aero-Viper Condor Z-25 pilot
Alley Viper Urban assault trooper
Annihilator Destro's elite trooper
Darklon Evader driver
Frag-Viper Grenade thrower
Gnawgahyde Dreadnok poacher Unknown
HEAT Viper Bazooka man
Night-Viper Night fighter
TARGAT Trans-atmospheric rapid global assault trooper
Track-Viper H.I.S.S. II driver
Wild Boar Razorback driver
1990 Decimator Hammerhead driver
Laser-Viper Laser trooper
Metal-Head Destro's anti-tank specialist Metal-Head is an obsessive who devotes his every waking moment to refining the targeting system that operates his personal anti-tank missile launchers.
Night Creeper Ninja
Overlord Dictator driver Unknown
Range-Viper Wilderness trooper
Rock-Viper Mountain trooper
S.A.W.-Viper Heavy machine gunner
Undertow Destro's frogman
Vapor Hurricane pilot
1991 Cesspool Chief environmental operative Vincent A. D'Alleva A shady businessman who was transformed into a psychopath after falling into a vat of chemicals. He leads Cobra's chemical weapons division.
Crimson Guard Immortal Elite trooper
Desert Scorpion Desert fighter
Incinerator Flame thrower
Interrogator Battle Copter pilot
Night Vulture Air recon trooper
Overkill B.A.T. leader Robert Skelton A cyborg monstrosity created from the remains of a terminally wounded Cobra S.A.W.-Viper named Robert Skelton. He serves as a general for the B.A.T. armies.
Sky Creeper Air recon leader
Sludge Viper Hazardous waste trooper
1992 Air Devil Acrobatic aerial assault trooper
Dice Bo staff ninja Unknown A Cobra ninja that was actually kicked out of the Night Creepers for his lack of morals, Dice specializes in particularly brutal martial arts attacks and holds. He is the frequent partner of the Cobra ninja Slice.
Flak-Viper Anti-aircraft trooper
Headhunter Headman's narcotic guard
Headman Drug kingpin Classified He was re-released in 2002 as a International Smuggler.
Heli-Viper Battle Copter pilot
Ninja-Viper
Slice Ninja swordsman Unknown Slice is believed to be a renegade ninja from the Arashikage clan. He doesn't know the more silent and subtle ways of the ninja, but he compensates it with raw strength. His sword attack copies the attack patterns of the scorpions. Frequently he's accompanied by the ninja Dice, or, more recently, Slash.
Toxo-Zombie Toxic disaster trooper Toxo-Zombies are the results of Toxo-Vipers disfigured by their own chemical weaponry and insufficient protective gear. Ironically, the uniform they're seen wearing is supposed to be superior to their original uniforms.
1993 B.A.A.T. Battle armored android trooper
Bio-Viper Mega Monster
Crimson Guard Commander Elite officer When Crimson Guard Commander was originally released, it was disputed as to whether the figure represents a new C.G. rank, or a new symmetrical uniform worn by Tomax and Xamot.
Cyber-Viper Cybernetic officer
Gristle Urban crime commander Danimal J. Rogers
Mega-Viper Mega Monster trainer
Monstro-Viper Mega Monster
Night Creeper Leader Ninja supreme master
Nitro-Viper Detonator driver
Red Ninja Battle Axe operator
Stormtrooper Elite urban crime guard
1994 Blackstar Elite space pilot
Carcass Lunartix Empire alien destroyer
Lobotomaxx Lunartix Empire stellar explorer
Predacon Lunartix Empire alien bounty hunter
1998 Vypra Rattler 4-WD driver Ann A. Conda
2000 Rip It Heavy equipment operator
2001 Fast Blast Viper
Iguanus Manimal stellar stalker
Shadow Viper Counter-intelligence
Slythor Manimal galactic attacker
Sub Viper Underwater demolitions
Warwolf Manimal alien mutation expert
2002 Cobra C.L.A.W.S. (Combat Light Armored Weapons Specialists) Heavy weapons trooper
Cobra Moray Underwater elite operations
Desert Cobra C.L.A.W.S. Heavy weapons trooper
Neo-Viper Infantry officer Genetically-altered soldiers created from the ranks of the Vipers and Cobra Officers.
Neo-Viper Commander Neo-Viper leader
Shock-Viper Fire assault trooper
Skull Buster Range-Viper leader
2003 Black Out Sniper Thomas G. Stall Brother of both G.I. Joe Bombshell and Barrel Roll
Burnout Dreadnok mechanic
Cobra C.L.A.W.S. Commander Combat Light Armored Weapons Specialist
Cobra Coils High speed pursuit motorcycle driver
Heavy Water Radiological weapons specialist
Pit Viper Infiltration trooper
Sand-Viper Desert infiltrator
Scalpel Medic Andrew R. Walker Cobra's Chief Medical Officer. He earned his degree from a school that advertised in a magazine and is known for his high patient survival rate, but lack of bedside manner. He works for Cobra because he cannot legally practice medicine anywhere else.
2004 Air-Viper Cobra Airman
Black Dragon Ninja Ninja warrior
Cobra Ninja Trooper Ninja warrior
Coil Crusher Silent infiltrator
Electric EEL V-Troops underwater specialist
Neurotoxin Sand Scorpion leader
Razorclaw Feral berserker A civilian kidnapped by Cobra and subjected to the Venom serum to be transformed into a warrior. The "venomization" process infused him with DNA from tigers, giving Razorclaw enhanced strength, speed, and reflexes. He no longer remembers his civilian identity and is deployed as a bezerker by Cobra, usually attacking enemies with wrist-mounted, razor-sharp blades.
Razor Trooper V-Troops infantry
Sand Scorpion Desert elite trooper
Snow Wolf V-Troops polar sentry
Swamp Rat V-Troops infiltrator
Venomous Maximus V-Troops overlord General Hawk (Valor vs. Venom film Overlord of Cobra's V-troops, he was once General Hawk, commander of the G.I. JOE team. Captured by Cobra and altered by Dr. Mindbender's venomization procedure, Hawk was transformed into a beastly brute with superior strength and a devious mind. Unrestrained by normal human feelings, Venomous Maximus represents a deadly threat to the team Hawk once led.
Ghost Bear Pulverizer driver
2005 Croc Master 4 Reptile Leader
Hannibal General Hannibal Barca (genetically re-created)
Medi-Viper Medical trooper
Shadow Strike Ninja
Slash Ninja/mercenary


  • Note 4: The second Croc Master's file card states that he is the successor of the original Croc Master, who perished in the freighter (see G.I. Joe casualties).

[edit] References

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