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* TheAssimilator: He can fuse with any machine and changes their appearance to his own in some way. He even manages to force the gates to the ruby graveyard open with this ability.

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* TheAssimilator: He can fuse with any machine and changes their appearance to his own in some way. He even manages to force the ancient gates to the ruby graveyard to open with this ability.


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* DragonTheirFeet: Zero outlasts Goldman in "Hell Crusaders" and gets beaten in a duel against Cobra. He survived and returned as a major antagonist in what was meant to be the final arc in the series, but Terasawa passed away and left it unfinished.
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* TheAssimilator: His can fuse with any machine and changes their appearance to his own in some way. He even manages to force the gates to the ruby graveyard open with this ability.

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* TheAssimilator: His He can fuse with any machine and changes their appearance to his own in some way. He even manages to force the gates to the ruby graveyard open with this ability.
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* SelfDisposingVillain: He makes it to the gates of the ruby graveyard right before Cobra, but attempts to open them with a fake artifact without realizing it and gets shot down by the gate guardian.


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* TheAssimilator: His can fuse with any machine and changes their appearance to his own in some way. He even manages to force the gates to the ruby graveyard open with this ability.
* TheDragon: He works for Goldman in "Hell Crusaders" and is forced to serve the Wicked Witch of the West in "Over the Rainbow".
* NotQuiteDead: Cobra defeats Zero by punching his heart off, but in "Over the Rainbow" the villain is shown still alive and drifting in one of the Hell Crusaders' cross crafts before the Wicked Witch of the West gives him a replacement heart.
* RestrainingBolt: The Wicked Witch of the West coerces Zero into fighting for her by giving him a replacement heart rigged to shock the man if he defies her.
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* {{Expy}}: They're pretty much Bambi and Thumper from ''Film/DiamondsAreForever'', and the reference is made clear by how Cobra calls himself "James Bond" while killing them.

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* ArcVillain: He is the main antagonist of the "Hell Crusaders" scenario. Goldman is, in fact, portrayed very much like a typical ''James Bond'' villain, with Cobra himself acting even more Bond-like than usual in turn during their interactions.

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* ArcVillain: He is the main antagonist of the "Hell Crusaders" scenario. Goldman is, in fact, specifically portrayed very much like a typical ''James Bond'' villain, with Cobra himself acting even more Bond-like than usual in turn during their interactions.interactions.
* MonsterMisogyny: His EvilPlan revolves around kidnapping, torturing and killing women from a planet where all females have rubies growing out of their foreheads and are drawn to die on a hidden mystical graveyard.
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* NoMrBondIExpectYouToDine: Goldman amicably tries to convince Cobra into joining forces with him and that fails he then straps Cobra to a sensory deprivation device for several hours, intending to reforge the pirate into a brainwashed minion.

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* NoMrBondIExpectYouToDine: Goldman amicably tries to convince Cobra into joining forces with him and when that fails he then straps Cobra to a sensory deprivation device for several hours, intending to reforge the pirate into a brainwashed minion.
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* ArcVillain: He is the main antagonist of the "Hell Crusaders" scenario. Goldman is, in fact, portrayed very much like a typical ''James Bond'' villain, with Cobra himself acting even more Bond-like than usual in turn during their interactions.
* NoMrBondIExpectYouToDine: Goldman amicably tries to convince Cobra into joining forces with him and that fails he then straps Cobra to a sensory deprivation device for several hours, intending to reforge the pirate into a brainwashed minion.
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* TheBusCameBack: She reappears in "Over The Rainbow", the unfinished last story Terasawa wrote before his death.


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The heroine of the "Hell Crusaders" arc, who becomes a mercenary to try to stop the race war in her home planet.
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* ActionGirl: She's a quite competent ally to Cobra throughout the scenario she's featured in.
* BestHerToBedHer: Cobra beats Ophelia in a race to the Hell Crusaders' base and asks for a "deep, passionate kiss" as the prize, but only once she is in the mood. A couple months later, after defeating Goppel, the two are intimate enough for Cobra to kiss her.
* FakingTheDead: Pretends to get poisoned to death during Cobra's plan to deceive Goppel into revealing the password for the bomb bullet he shot into Cobra.
* GirlOfTheWeek: The final love interest from the original series, much to Lady's chagrin.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: She wears a full skin-tight costume with a ChainmailBikini on top, but after appearing in a swimsuit while surfing in a sea of sand she doesn't bother with wearing pants.
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[[folder:Dorothy]]
From "Over The Rainbow", a country girl who Cobra is tasked with escorting to King Oz. She can feel the presence of a Scarecrow, a Tin Man and a Cowardly Lion who are key in defeating the Witch of the West and her revived Black Sword Corps.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: A 15 years old blonde with a crush on Cobra, much like Misty. She even has an odd dog, which in her case has shapeshifting powers.
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* TheBusCameBack: She reappears in "Over The Rainbow", the unfinished last story Terasawa wrote before his death.



* PrecociousCrush: She's barely 15 and crushes hard on Cobra, who's much older than her ([[VagueAge likely in his 30s]], or ''55'' if you take his fake tombstone at face value). He understandably rejects her advances, but does give her a ShutUpKiss while asking her to stay out of trouble.

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* PrecociousCrush: She's barely 15 and crushes hard on Cobra, who's much older than her ([[VagueAge likely in his 30s]], or ''55'' if you take his fake tombstone at face value). He understandably rejects Cobra goes back and forth between being quite uncomfortable about her advances, but does give advances and teasing her for laughs, such as when a plot point is made out of him giving her a ShutUpKiss while asking her to stay out of trouble.
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-> Voiced by: Creator/NachiNozawa (TV anime, [=OVAs=], Arcade game), Shigeru Matsuzaki (movie), Creator/YasuoYamada (PC Engine game), Creator/YusakuYara (Playstation game), Creator/NaoyaUchida (''Cobra the Animation'')

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-> Voiced by: Creator/NachiNozawa (TV anime, [=OVAs=], Arcade game), Shigeru Matsuzaki (movie), Creator/YasuoYamada (PC Engine game), Creator/YusakuYara (Playstation game), Creator/NaoyaUchida (''Cobra the Animation'')Animation''), Creator/DanWoren (English, movie; Streamline dub), Creator/WilliamDufris (English, movie; Manga dub), Creator/DougStone (Sega CD game), Creator/MichaelBell (English, TV anime)
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** In ''The Psychogun'', Cobra states he shouldn't kill women out of principle but will do so with no hesitation if threatened by them. Indeed, Cobra's first intentional kill after rediscovering his identity was a female assassin, as if to display from the get-go how ruthless he is. In the "Six Heroes" arc, Gavara chastises Cobra for not immediately shooting her in the back out of a supposed soft spot for women and tells him to not underestimate them, Cobra had already killed villainesses by the dozen, some even in needlessly cruel ways, and promptly tears a hole into her torso after sneaking on her again.

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** In ''The Psychogun'', Cobra states he shouldn't kill women out of principle but will do so with no hesitation if threatened by them. Indeed, Cobra's first intentional kill after rediscovering his identity was a female assassin, as if to display from the get-go how ruthless he is. In the "Six Heroes" arc, Gavara chastises Cobra for not immediately shooting her in the back out of a supposed soft spot for women and tells him to not underestimate them, them. At this point, Cobra had already killed villainesses by the dozen, some even in needlessly cruel ways, and promptly tears a hole into her torso after sneaking on her again.
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* BeautyIsBad: His chassis looks like an immaculate statue of the classical ideal male form. He's also a complete psychopath.

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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: Several of them are killed by losing faith in the treasure or doubting the mountain itself, which causes it to somehow instantly disappear beneath their feet and sends them plummeting to their doom. Geronimo survives because he was determined to prove that his late father had made it to the top before dying, while both Sebastian and Cobra were simply certain that Flight 702 had crashed on top of it -- Sebastian himself caused the crash, and Lady was sending Cobra a distress signal from it.

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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: Several of them are killed by [[DeathByDespair losing faith faith]] in the treasure or doubting the mountain itself, which causes it to somehow instantly disappear beneath their feet and sends them plummeting to their doom. Geronimo survives because he was determined to prove that his late father had made it to the top before dying, while both Sebastian and Cobra were simply certain that Flight 702 had crashed on top of it -- Sebastian himself caused the crash, and Lady was sending Cobra a distress signal from it.it.
* DwindlingParty: By the end, only Cobra and Geronimo are left alive.
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* HangingAround; Sebastian appears to commit suicide by hanging after Cobra accuses him of wanting the treasure like everyone else despite his talk of restoring his faith in God. It is later revealed that Sebastian is really a cyborg who staged his own death so he could sneak around to kill both Linda and Leo. Ironically, Cobra kills Sebastian by [[OffWithHisHead tearing his iron neck apart]] with the Psychogun, causing the rest of the body to fall down the mountain.

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* HangingAround; HangingAround: Sebastian appears to commit suicide by hanging after Cobra accuses him of wanting the treasure like everyone else despite his talk of restoring his faith in God. It is later revealed that Sebastian is really a cyborg who staged his own death so he could sneak around to kill both Linda and Leo. Ironically, Cobra kills Sebastian by [[OffWithHisHead tearing his iron neck apart]] with the Psychogun, causing the rest of the body to fall down the mountain.



* SinisterMinister: Father Sebastian turns out to be the one who set a bomb on the treasure plane that crashed on Mt. Mayfly to begin with, which is how he's able to climb it to the top with no risk of it disappearing.

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* SinisterMinister: Father Sebastian poses as a harmless priest but turns out to be the one who set a bomb on the treasure plane that crashed on Mt. Mayfly to begin with, which is how he's able to climb it to the top with no risk of it disappearing.

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* EnemyToAllLivingThings: Created to eliminate all life in a targetted planet, but with barely any means to keep it from doing the same [[GoneHorribyRight everywhere else]] as well.

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* EnemyToAllLivingThings: Created to eliminate all life in a targetted planet, but with barely any means to keep it from doing the same [[GoneHorribyRight [[GoneHorriblyRight everywhere else]] as well.


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A group of soldiers attempting to cross a deadly desert after most of their comrades were killed in a war.
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A group of people who attempt to climb a mystical mountain where a spaceship containing a stash of gold has crashed.
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* {{Butterface}}: Jerri has a pretty figure with an alien mouse-like head on top.
* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: Several of them are killed by losing faith in the treasure or doubting the mountain itself, which causes it to somehow instantly disappear beneath their feet and sends them plummeting to their doom. Geronimo survives because he was determined to prove that his late father had made it to the top before dying, while both Sebastian and Cobra were simply certain that Flight 702 had crashed on top of it -- Sebastian himself caused the crash, and Lady was sending Cobra a distress signal from it.
* HangingAround; Sebastian appears to commit suicide by hanging after Cobra accuses him of wanting the treasure like everyone else despite his talk of restoring his faith in God. It is later revealed that Sebastian is really a cyborg who staged his own death so he could sneak around to kill both Linda and Leo. Ironically, Cobra kills Sebastian by [[OffWithHisHead tearing his iron neck apart]] with the Psychogun, causing the rest of the body to fall down the mountain.
* MercyKill: Frank fails to even make it to the mountain due to being out of fuel on his jetpack and surrounded by sharks, but as the man cries that he can't even see Mt. Mayfly anymore, he's shot dead by Leo. The hitman claims he wanted to give him a painless death, but Cobra sneers and accuses him of just wanting less people to split the treasure with.
* ShoutOutThemeNaming: The Crazy Mouse Siblings are named [[WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry Jerri]] and [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse Micky]].
* ASinisterClue: Cobra figures the killer in the group is left-handed from finding a pack of matches left on the ground after Jerri was killed, saying each match was pulled from the left. While Cobra is suspicious of Leo and Sebastian, Linda tries to pit the group against Cobra by pointing out he's a southpaw too.
* SinisterMinister: Father Sebastian turns out to be the one who set a bomb on the treasure plane that crashed on Mt. Mayfly to begin with, which is how he's able to climb it to the top with no risk of it disappearing.
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* CoolShip: The Turtle, a flying brick with a shape that evokes a turtle's shell.

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* CoolShip: The Turtle, a flying brick with a shape that evokes a turtle's shell. It can divide into three sections that can then be arranged one behind the other and bend over, roughly like a snake's body. The Turtle's name turns out to be an IronicName, as Cobra notes he named it like that because of its speed.
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* LongHairedPrettyBoy: What he looked like before cutting his hair short and having his face changed by plastic surgery.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Dominique is one for her twin sister Jane, as they both look identical (though in the movie version Dominique has [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] while Jane is still a blonde) and both are [[ActionGirl Action Girls]] who come to love Cobra, but in both versions Cobra meets Dominique long after Jane's death.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Dominique is one for her twin sister Jane, as they both look identical (though in the movie version Dominique has [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] hair while Jane is still a blonde) and both are [[ActionGirl Action Girls]] who come to love Cobra, but in both versions Cobra meets Dominique long after Jane's death.

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* OneOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Jane and Dominique are perfect twins, with the same hairstyle featuring long, flowing waist-length hair with a prominent bang and muttonchops, and they're both [[ActionGirl Action Girls]] skilled with a gun and decent in hand-to-hand combat. Catherine, on the other hand is an innocent, non-action civilian girl who had the misfortune of being captured and kept in the Cido Prison at the beginning of the story, and though her hairstyle differs depending on the version of the story, it is always different compared to that of her sisters, to the point she might not be considered an actual twin to them.


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* UniformityException: Jane and Dominique are perfect twins, with the same hairstyle featuring long, flowing waist-length hair with a prominent bang and muttonchops, and they're both [[ActionGirl Action Girls]] skilled with a gun and decent in hand-to-hand combat. Catherine, on the other hand is an innocent, non-action civilian girl who had the misfortune of being captured and kept in the Cido Prison at the beginning of the story, and though her hairstyle differs depending on the version of the story, it is always different compared to that of her sisters, to the point she might not be considered an actual twin to them.
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* OneOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Jane and Dominique are perfect twins, with the same hairstyle featuring long, flowing waist-length hair with a prominent bang and muttonchops, and they're both [[ActionGirl Action Girls]] skilled with a gun and decent in hand-to-hand combat. Catherine, on the other hand is an innocent, non-action civilian girl who had the misfortune of being captured and kept in the Cido Prison at the beginning of the story, and though her hairstyle differs depending on the version of the story, it is always different compared to that of her sisters, to the point she might not be considered an actual twin to them.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Dominique is one for her twin sister Jane, as they both look identical (though in the movie version Dominique has [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] while Jane is still a blonde) and both are [[ActionGirl Action Girls]], but in both versions Cobra meets Dominique long after Jane's death.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Dominique is one for her twin sister Jane, as they both look identical (though in the movie version Dominique has [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] while Jane is still a blonde) and both are [[ActionGirl Action Girls]], Girls]] who come to love Cobra, but in both versions Cobra meets Dominique long after Jane's death.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Dominique is one for her twin sister Jane, as they both look identical (though in the movie version Dominique has [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] while Jane is still a blonde) and both are [[ActionGirl Action Girls]], but in both versions Cobra meets Dominique long after Jane's death.
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* Skelebot9000: He's a golden metallic skeleton encased within a humanoid body of translucent, cristalline "flesh".
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* VagueAge: Cobra is generally implied to be in his thirties during the original series, but every adaptation of the story has different dates on Cobra's fake tombstone that manke his supposed age anywhere from his twenties to his fifties.

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* VagueAge:
** Every adaptation of the story has different dates on Cobra's fake tombstone, so he could be anywhere from his twenties to his fifties.

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VagueAge: Cobra is generally implied to be in his thirties during the original series, but every adaptation of the story has different dates on Cobra's fake tombstone, so he could be tombstone that manke his supposed age anywhere from his twenties to his fifties.



* MysteriousPast: In the original series, Lady's shared past with Cobra and the reason she became an "armaroid" are never explored.



* SamusIsAGirl: Lady is introduced bursting out of a male butler robot that was looking after an amnesiac Cobra.



* PrecociousCrush: She's barely 15 and crushes hard on Cobra, who's much older than her ([[VagueAge anywhere from]] 29 to 55 years-old). He understandably rejects her advances, but does give her a ShutUpKiss while asking her to stay out of trouble.

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* PrecociousCrush: She's barely 15 and crushes hard on Cobra, who's much older than her ([[VagueAge anywhere from]] 29 to 55 years-old).likely in his 30s]], or ''55'' if you take his fake tombstone at face value). He understandably rejects her advances, but does give her a ShutUpKiss while asking her to stay out of trouble.

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* EnemyToAllLivingThings: Created to eliminate all life in a targetted planet, but with barely any means to keep it from doing the same [[GoneHorribyRight everywhere else]] as well.



* BloodKnight: Ursula lives to fight and promptly pledges her loyalty to Crystal Bowie by crushing the crystalized Rogol under her foot.

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* BloodKnight: Ursula lives to fight no matter how roboticized she becomes and promptly pledges her loyalty to Crystal Bowie by crushing the crystalized Rogol under her foot.



** The assault on the Black Sheep is a particularly effortless slaughter of Crystal Bowie's forces by Cobra and his team.

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** The assault on the Black Sheep is a particularly effortless slaughter eradication of Crystal Bowie's forces by Cobra and his team.team. Every time the only guard in the prison attempts to alert somebody about the situation he finds the soldiers already dead and then his own head gets chopped off before he knows it.



* WeCanRebuildHim: Ursula is brutally blown into a pile of debris and her legs are replaced by ArtificialLimbs. Then Cobra tears a hole into her torso with the Psychogun ''and'' the spaceship she's in is blown up, leading the Guild to turn her into an Armaroid cyborg like Lady. Both times she is so eager to go back into combat that she doesn't care about losing her entire body.

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* WeCanRebuildHim: Ursula is brutally blown into a pile of debris and her legs are replaced by ArtificialLimbs. Then Cobra tears a hole into her torso with the Psychogun ''and'' the spaceship she's in is blown up, leading the Guild to turn her into an Armaroid cyborg like Lady. Both times she is so eager to go back into combat that she [[MajorInjuryUnderreaction doesn't care care]] about losing her entire body.



* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: Zola is a living weapon who reduced her creator Dr. Yama to a head on a small robot dog body. She schemes to take over Dobson's body to support Crystal Bowie.

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* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: Zola is a living weapon who reduced her creator Dr. Yama to a head on a small robot dog body. She schemes to take over Dobson's body and control his pirate fleet to support Crystal Bowie.

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* AnimalMecha: The "watchdogs" of the Rune Museum just happen to be robot dinosaurs.



* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The "watchdogs" of the Rune Museum just happen to be robot dinosaurs.

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: In the movie version, Bowie can turn his ribs into spears and it is with one of these that Cobra is able to slice him to death.



* KilledOffForReal: Bowie was once an organic HornedHumanoid but got revived as a cyborg after being killed by Cobra. He is then twice defeated by impalement during the original manga and is left drifting on space, with it being noted that as long as he's got his head intact he can be repaired. Then in ''The Psychogun'', Cobra manages to outright explode Bowie into a million pieces, killing him off for good.

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** In the movie version, Bowie is vertically sliced from the top of his head to his midsection and his body crumbles while bleeding yellow liquid, leaving no doubt that he's truly dead.



* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the manga, Cobra uses the Turtle to toss the battle tank she's riding onto the top of a pyramid, causing it to tumble from high and killing her from the body trauma. The anime is similar, but Cobra instead tosses her giant form and after crashing she falls into an underground lake, drowning if she wasn't already dead from the impact on the pyramid. ''Cobra The Arcade'' then has the Ultimate Weapon be destroyed in direct combat, killing her in the explosion.

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In the manga, Cobra uses the Turtle to toss the battle tank she's riding onto the top of a pyramid, causing it to tumble from high and killing her from the body trauma. The anime is similar, but Cobra instead tosses her giant form and after crashing she falls into an underground lake, drowning if she wasn't already dead from the impact on the pyramid. ''Cobra The Arcade'' then has the Ultimate Weapon be destroyed in direct combat, killing her in the explosion.explosion.
** In the movie version's very different plot, she attempts to fight Crystal Bowie and dies from being impaled by one of his bone spears. He then slaughters all of her minions and walks over her corpse on his way to confront Cobra.

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** Dominique's death scene is the series' ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' moment, but it is completely PlayedForHorror: she's killed offscreen and her tattooed back is skinned from shoulder to butt. Those grotesque remains are left on display for a distressed Cobra to find.

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** Dominique's death scene is the series' ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' moment, but it is completely PlayedForHorror: she's killed offscreen and her tattooed back is skinned from shoulder to butt.the bottom of her legs. Those grotesque remains are left on display for a distressed Cobra to find.



* ToplessnessFromTheBack: The obvious reason they have MacGuffin tattoos is so Terasawa could draw their bare backs and asses as much as possible.



* DroppedABridgeOnHim: After the failed assassination of Salamander, Doug gets easily assassinated by a hitwoman to show how dangerous the Guild still is. In the anime version, the other two are ''[[DeathByAdaptation also]]'' uncerimoniously rubbed out in a matter of seconds!

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: After the failed assassination of Salamander, Doug gets easily assassinated by a hitwoman to show how dangerous the Guild still is. In the anime version, the other two are ''[[DeathByAdaptation also]]'' uncerimoniously rubbed out by Salamander himself in a matter of seconds!


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* DarkActionGirl: Ursula and Gavara are the two henchwomen working for Crystal Bowie who had the most screen time in the "Six Heroes" arc. While they were no match for Cobra, at least they put up a fight compared to most of their male counterparts aside from Count Domingo.


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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Gavara's outfit leaves little to the imagination, while in contrast Ursula is a very rare example of a female character in the series who wears a proper full costume.

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%% * AttackItsWeakPoint: On the first phase of the final battle against Bowie in ''Cobra The Arcade'', he can only be shot in the head and will reflect Cobra's lasers back at him if hit anywhere else. In the series proper, for some reason the idea that people should be aiming at Bowie's opaque golden head instead of his reflective glass body only comes up exactly once in the "Six Heroes" arc when Cobra does it from behind a waterfall and it's then seen that Bowie actually had to dodge the blast.
* BaldOfEvil: His He's a callous hitman for the Pirate Guild and his golden bald dome only enhances his menacing aura.



* UnroboticReveal: The "Six Heroes" arc reveals Bowie was all along the horned warrior who chopped Cobra's left arm off. He was turned almost completely into a cyborg after Cobra managed to forced him to hit himself with his own axe.

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* TooDumbToLive: Rogol defies the god-empowered Crystal Bowie by just shooting him with a laser gun, when it should be widely known that the polarized glass cyborg is essentially immune to energy beams. And that's after Bowie swiftly takes over a dissenter's base and kills him with crystalization powers. As a result, Rogol is also turned into a crystal and is then crushed by Ursula while Foss nervously pledges his loyalty to Bowie alongside her.

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