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* HilariousInHindsight: Hama's original proposal involved Nick Fury's son assembling a team to take on Hydra. This is almost exactly what's happening with Marcus Fury/Nick Fury Jr. in recent Marvel comics.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ''Cobra Quake'', which focuses on G.I. Joe trying to stop Cobra from causing an artificially created earthquake to destroy Tokyo. Then, in 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake actually hit Japan.
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** Even more so in the Devils Due comic where he [[spoiler: killed his own son for betrayal and mounted his head on a pike as an example]].
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**** Cartoon Cobra Commander was once defeated because he wasted too much time deciding which COUNTRY to wipe out, before deciding to just destroy the entire continent. He once claimed that 80% casualty rate was acceptable so lone long as the surviving 20% of Earth's population swore loyalty to COBRA. Just because he was a moron, doesn't mean he wasn't a CompleteMonster.
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** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
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** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, "Nightmare Assault", Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief. Then there's Hawk's nightmare where all his friends' vehicles blow up and they ''don't'' parachute out. Hawk parachutes out... then finds that he's falling into the mouth of a cobra the size of a building.
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, "Nightmare Assault", Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief. Then there's Hawk's nightmare where all his friends' vehicles blow up and they ''don't'' parachute out. Hawk parachutes out... then finds that he's falling into the mouth of a cobra the size of a building.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: Larry Hama, author of the comic, was hired as creative consultant for the movie.
** General reaction to the teaser trailer of the sequel? This is what ''[[GIJoeTheRiseOfCobra The Rise Of Cobra]]'' should have been!
*** [[BruceWillis Bruce.]] [[PrecisionFStrike Fucking.]] [[BadassGrandpa Willis.]] That is all.
** General reaction to the teaser trailer of the sequel? This is what ''[[GIJoeTheRiseOfCobra The Rise Of Cobra]]'' should have been!
*** [[BruceWillis Bruce.]] [[PrecisionFStrike Fucking.]] [[BadassGrandpa Willis.]] That is all.
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* MemeticMutation: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogEtfIdgjpY Fenslerfilm's dubbed-over PSAs.]]
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: The episode "There's No Place Like Springfield" will give anyone nightmares for a week. As will the one with the giant shrieking underwater worms.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The Germ gave this Troper nightmares since he was six years old!
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
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* NightmareFuel: The episode "There's No Place Like Springfield" will give anyone nightmares for a week. As will the one with the giant shrieking underwater worms.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
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* IAmNotShazam: G.I. Joe is the name of the organization, not the name of any one character.
** There ''is'' actually a character named G.I. Joe in the series, Joseph B. Colton, the legendary soldier for whom the organization was named--his name was Joe, and he was a GI (traditionally, from WW2). For the record, he's implied to be the very same gentleman from the 12-inch line famed for his full beard and kung fu grip.
** There ''is'' actually a character named G.I. Joe in the series, Joseph B. Colton, the legendary soldier for whom the organization was named--his name was Joe, and he was a GI (traditionally, from WW2). For the record, he's implied to be the very same gentleman from the 12-inch line famed for his full beard and kung fu grip.
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* DorkAge: The DiCEntertainment-produced cartoons in the early 90s likely count, being a LighterAndSofter version than the 80s series. One episode even features Cobra plotting in taking over a school with bogus history books, and end up getting defeated by school-children.
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* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Scarlett, as the main female Joe, has this: OfficialCouple status either with Duke in the cartoon or with Snake-Eyes in the comics, Clutch tried to hit on her in the comics, just like Tunnel Rat in the Sigma 6 cartoon and Ripcord in the live-action movie. Her interaction with Zartan in the TV episode "The Gamemaster" looks almos flirtatious. And there's even people who pair her with [[{{Transformers}} Bumblebee]] due to them teaming-up in the many crossovers.
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* AlasPoorVillain: Cobra Commander in TheMovie when he is punished by being exposed to mutated spores, one can only pity him as he lays on the ground writhing in pain.
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: The episode "There's No Place Like Springfield" will give anyone nightmares for a week. As will the one with the giant shrieking underwater worms.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The Germ gave this Troper nightmares since he was six years old!
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The Germ gave this Troper nightmares since he was six years old!
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Especially the opening theme of the 1987 movie.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Snake-Eyes is one of these personified, including breaking into Destro's castle to save Scarlett and actually taking on Storm Shadow and his ninjas with little weapons, and breaking free during a Cobra torture session, and going upstairs to rescue the people who were supposed to rescue him. In Snake-Eyes-Land, prisoner saves you!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv_daZe1kNI The opening for the 1987 film is made up of several of these. Examples include Snake-Eyes stealing a Trouble Bubble in mid air, Cobra Commander getting punched off the Statue of Liberty, and Duke blowing up the Cobra airship.]]
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Especially the opening theme of the 1987 movie
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv_daZe1kNI The opening for the 1987 film is made up of several of these. Examples include Snake-Eyes stealing a Trouble Bubble in mid air, Cobra Commander getting punched off the Statue of Liberty, and Duke blowing up the Cobra airship.]]
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Especially the opening theme of the 1987 movie
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Scarlett, as the main female Joe, has this: OfficialCouple status either with Duke in the cartoon or with Snake-Eyes in the comics, Clutch tried to hit on her in the comics, just like Tunnel Rat in the Sigma 6 cartoon and Ripcord in the live-action movie. Her interaction with Zartan in the TV episode "The Gamemaster" looks almos flirtatious. And there's even people who pair her with [[{{Transformers}} Bumblebee]] due to them teaming-up in the many crossovers.
* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Snake-Eyes is one of these personified, including breaking into Destro's castle to save Scarlett and actually taking on Storm Shadow and his ninjas with little weapons, and breaking free during a Cobra torture session, and going upstairs to rescue the people who were supposed to rescue him. In Snake-Eyes-Land, prisoner saves you!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv_daZe1kNI The opening for the 1987 film is made up of several of these. Examples include Snake-Eyes stealing a Trouble Bubble in mid air, Cobra Commander getting punched off the Statue of Liberty, and Duke blowing up the Cobra airship.]]
* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Snake-Eyes is one of these personified, including breaking into Destro's castle to save Scarlett and actually taking on Storm Shadow and his ninjas with little weapons, and breaking free during a Cobra torture session, and going upstairs to rescue the people who were supposed to rescue him. In Snake-Eyes-Land, prisoner saves you!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv_daZe1kNI The opening for the 1987 film is made up of several of these. Examples include Snake-Eyes stealing a Trouble Bubble in mid air, Cobra Commander getting punched off the Statue of Liberty, and Duke blowing up the Cobra airship.]]
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* NightmareFuel: The episode "There's No Place Like Springfield" will give anyone nightmares for a week. As will the one with the giant shrieking underwater worms.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The Germ gave this Troper nightmares since he was six years old!
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Scarlett, as the main female Joe, has this: OfficialCouple status either with Duke in the cartoon or with Snake-Eyes in the comics, Clutch tried to hit on her in the comics, just like Tunnel Rat in the Sigma 6 cartoon and Ripcord in the live-action movie. Her interaction with Zartan in the TV episode "The Gamemaster" looks almos flirtatious. And there's even people who pair her with [[{{Transformers}} Bumblebee]] due to them teaming-up in the many crossovers.
** The episode where a rich, old woman wanted a younger woman's face transplanted onto her through some crazy machine. In the end the Joes manage to stop it, but the old woman is left as TheBlank.
** The two-part episode "Worlds Without End", in which some of the Joes are transported to an [[AlternateUniverse alternate dimension]] [[VillainWorld where Cobra has conquered the world]]. The characters end up [[spoiler: stumbling over the skeletal remains of the Joes of that world, including their own counterparts]].
** In the episode with Mindbender's dream-projector, Lowlight's own nightmare about the junkyard rats is ''much'' scarier than anything the villain devises, the moreso in that it enacts an actual [[AbusiveParents childhood trauma]]. Mainframe's dream that he's [[BodyHorror turning into an android]] is nasty too, albeit very brief.
** The Germ gave this Troper nightmares since he was six years old!
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Scarlett, as the main female Joe, has this: OfficialCouple status either with Duke in the cartoon or with Snake-Eyes in the comics, Clutch tried to hit on her in the comics, just like Tunnel Rat in the Sigma 6 cartoon and Ripcord in the live-action movie. Her interaction with Zartan in the TV episode "The Gamemaster" looks almos flirtatious. And there's even people who pair her with [[{{Transformers}} Bumblebee]] due to them teaming-up in the many crossovers.
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** The opening for the 1987 film is made up of several of these. Examples include Snake-Eyes stealing a Trouble Bubble in mid air, Cobra Commander getting punched off the statue of liberty, and Duke blowing up the Cobra airship.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Due to LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, this trope is inevitable. Snake-Eyes, for example, is extremely popular among fans. For a later part of the Marvel Comics run, the cover title actually included "Featuring Snake-Eyes."
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** Didn't help the movie at all, in the end.
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** Thanks to poor choice in VA and never mentioning he's form Scotland, many cartoon fans bitch about Christopher Eccleston playing Destro.
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*** That might be because Paramount seems to have only provided advance viewings to a very small number of internet movie bloggers, with [[http://www.avclub.com/articles/gi-joe-deemed-too-good-to-screen-for-critics,31255/ no screening for mainstream film critics]].
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* RuinedFOREVER: Already being pre-emptively applied to the upcoming live-action movie
** Much of the hatred seems to have died down recently, though, with most fans either supporting the movie or expressing apathy towards it. And early reviews have [[http://www.aintitcool.com/node/41702 been]] [[http://www.latinoreview.com/news/readers-review-g-i-joe-the-rise-of-cobra-7397 generally]] [[http://www.collider.com/2009/07/15/steve-has-seen-director-stephen-sommers-gijoe-the-rise-of-cobra-and-says-its-the-cartoon-come-to-life/ positive]].
** Much of the hatred seems to have died down recently, though, with most fans either supporting the movie or expressing apathy towards it. And early reviews have [[http://www.aintitcool.com/node/41702 been]] [[http://www.latinoreview.com/news/readers-review-g-i-joe-the-rise-of-cobra-7397 generally]] [[http://www.collider.com/2009/07/15/steve-has-seen-director-stephen-sommers-gijoe-the-rise-of-cobra-and-says-its-the-cartoon-come-to-life/ positive]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: Cobra Commander in TheMovie when he is punished by being exposed to mutated spores, one can only pity him as he lays on the ground writhing in pain.
* EvilIsSexy: Baroness
* FashionVictimVillain: Metal facemask, [[WalkingShirtlessScene Absolute Pec-Cleavage]], and a big old disco collar. Destro almost makes it work, somehow...
** Besides, his Iron Grenadier outfit compensates for the original one.
** Besides, his Iron Grenadier outfit compensates for the original one.
* MoralEventHorizon: In ''World War III'', Cobra Commander definitely crosses the line.
** In the opening of ''Resolute'', he kills ten million innocent Russian civilians, just to prove he should be taken seriously.
** When Overkill was a SAW-Viper, killed many Joes (Breaker, Doc, etc) without any remorse. In fact, he VOLUNTEERED to do the deed.
** In the opening of ''Resolute'', he kills ten million innocent Russian civilians, just to prove he should be taken seriously.
** When Overkill was a SAW-Viper, killed many Joes (Breaker, Doc, etc) without any remorse. In fact, he VOLUNTEERED to do the deed.
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Scarlett, as the main female Joe, has this: OfficialCouple status either with Duke in the cartoon or with Snake-Eyes in the comics, Clutch tried to hit on her in the comics, just like Tunnel Rat in the Sigma 6 cartoon and Ripcord in the live-action movie. Her interaction with Zartan in the TV episode "The Gamemaster" looks almos flirtatious. And there's even people who pair her with [[{{Transformers}} Bumblebee]] due to them teaming-up in the many crossovers.
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* SpotlightStealingSquad: For a while in the 90s, the comic was retitled ''GI Joes starring Snake-Eyes and Ninja Force''.
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* SpotlightStealingSquad: For RealWomenNeverWearDresses: According to Sigma 6, Scarlett hasn't worn a while dress since her prom.
** Not so. She wore a very slinky dress when she went undercover in DDP's ARAH #17 and #18. If that's not enough, she has worn the90s, dress greens during the comic was retitled ''GI Joes starring Snake-Eyes Marvel-era, which means a knee-length skirt, most notably at General Flagg's funeral. OTOH, that leaves her wearing her combat uniform or jeans only 99% of the time and Ninja Force''.she doesn't really follow any feminine stereotypes otherwise, it's kinda moot point.
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* GodModeSue: Helix.
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* GodModeSue: Helix. She can "calculate all near-future possibilities", meaning she essentially sees few seconds into future AND she's pretty AND she's fast AND she's an excellent fighter AND everything about her is super-secret. So far she's been shown to out-fight Snake-Eyes and out-wit Hawk. For her next appearance, Chuck Dixon will probably make her out-mean Beach Head, out-glamour Cover Girl and out-perform everyone else.
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** Even more so in the Devils Due comic where he [[spoiler: killed his own son for betrayal and mounted his head on a pike as an example]].
*** But in the show, he is more of a joke.
*** Serpentor may count too.
*** Doctor Venom from the Marvel comic might actually count more than any other example. Where Cobra Commander had very ''rare'' humanizing moments, Venom was ''born'' [[AlwaysChaoticEvil evil]] and made [[KickTheDog kicking the dog]] a form of daily exercise [[spoiler: and being dead for 25 years hasn't slowed him down it seems]].
*** But in the show, he is more of a joke.
*** Serpentor may count too.
*** Doctor Venom from the Marvel comic might actually count more than any other example. Where Cobra Commander had very ''rare'' humanizing moments, Venom was ''born'' [[AlwaysChaoticEvil evil]] and made [[KickTheDog kicking the dog]] a form of daily exercise [[spoiler: and being dead for 25 years hasn't slowed him down it seems]].
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* UnfortunateImplications: Blowtorch, the Joes' fire-based weapons expert, had an [[{{Oireland}} Irish]] accent in the TV show.