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Cobra's Creatures

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"Cobra's Creatures"
Attribution
Writer(s)

Kimmer Ringwald

Production company

Sunbow Productions

Production code

#600-01

Season

1

Original airdate

September 30, 1985

General information
Continuity

A Real American Hero animated continuity

Series

G.I. Joe

Preceded by

Jungle Trap

Followed by

The Funhouse

Cobra gains control of the world's animal population to use against Earth's nations!

Contents

Detailed summary

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearances

Featured Characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

G.I. Joe Cobra Civilians
  • Doctor Lucifer (10)
  • Oil workers (12)
  • Professor Attila (11)
  • Ship's captain (13)
  • Ship's crew (14)
  • Stonehall Prison warden (18)



Featured Vehicles & Equipment

G.I. Joe Cobra




Memorable quotes

"To fail me is fatal."

--Cobra Commander, full of himself.


"I will bring the world down upon your heads!"
"That dude's one real fun guy, ain't he?"

--Wild Bill enjoys Cobra Commander's latest televised threat.

Other notes

Animation and/or technical glitches

  • Why are brown-hued rhinos holding London captive?

Continuity errors

  • No errors known.

Miscellaneous trivia

  • According to the production codes, this was the first episode produced.
  • Cobra Commander and Doctor Lucifer seal their bargain with a left-handed shake.
  • Scarlett is afraid of spiders.
  • The buttons on Dr. Lucifer's control panel include:
    • bear
    • lion
    • horse
    • bat
    • elephant
    • dog[1]
    • bird
    • cat
    • shark
    • hippo
    • camel
    • elk
    • snake
    • toad
    • giraffe
    • kangaroo
    • gorilla
    • pig
    • and many others, including a grasshopper and a fish.
  • The prisoners Cobra Commander wants released are:
    • Doctor Lasko
    • Victor LaHan
    • Hercule the Mad Assassin
    • Professor Attila
  • Freedom and Timber can roll their eyes back in their heads at will.
  • Whose bright idea was it launch dogs out of airplanes?

Real-world references

  • No references.

References

  1. In order to save production costs, Dr. Lucifer is only animated pressing one button. Therefore, the animal on it changes each time it's shown. It is first used on Junkyard, and so displays a dog. It is next used on the whales.


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