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Heavy Duty (RAH)

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The name Heavy Duty refers to several versions of the same character. For a list of the other versions, see Heavy Duty.


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Heavy Duty is a G.I. Joe character from the A Real American Hero and G.I. Joe vs. Cobra series.
Personal information
File Name

Lamont A. Morris

Birthplace

Chicago, Illinois

Military information
Service branch

US Army

Grade / Rank

Sergeant (E-5)

Specialties

Heavy ordnance; Laser weapons systems; Indirect fire infantryman

Weapon / vehicle expertise

Man-Portable Heavy Weapons System

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Factions
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Roadblock is not the only G.I. Joe strongman with an unusual passion. When Heavy Duty goes to battle, it is classical music that flows inside his head. Heavy Duty is a rough-and-ready individual with a big heart and soul. He very much craves action just as much as the next Joe. But few would have ever suspected he knows Bach and orchestral music. At a very young age, Heavy Duty developed a passion for classical music and even became an accomplished classical guitarist. Playing the musical instruments gave Heavy Duty the edge in operating heavy weapons systems that require some specialization in operating them with both hands.

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Fiction

Comics

A Real American Hero continuity

Marvel Comics continuity
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Devil's Due Comics continuity
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Hasbro Comics continuity

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Animated continuity

DiC animated series

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Direct-to-video series

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Toys

Generation 1
Heavy Duty A Real American Hero (1991)

Heavy Duty first appeared in 1991 as part of the A Real American Hero toys that year.

Appearance: black hair and mustache; neon green cap; off-white sleeveless torn shirt with black strap; red tattoo on left arm; dark pants with neon green triangles; black belt and boots

Accessories: small, dark green tech backpack with clip for cannon support; large, green handheld support with detachable double-barreled cannon and two detachable spring-loaded missile launchers; red, L-shaped eyepiece attaching to backpack; two neon green missiles with fins at middle and front.

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Armor Tech (1993)
Heavy Duty became part of Star Brigade's Armor Tech subset.
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The Real American Hero Collection (1998)
The G.I. Joe M.O.B.A.T. tank is re-released in 1998 as part of The Real American Hero Collection. Heavy Duty was part of the package as is another character, Thunderwing.
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G.I. Joe vs. Cobra (2002)
Like other G.I. Joe vs. Cobra two-packs, Heavy Duty is packaged together with his Cobra rival Cobra C.L.A.W.S.. A second two-pack brought him with another Cobra counterpart Skull Buster.
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G.I. Joe vs. Cobra (Brawler 2002)
A re-colored version of Heavy Duty is packaged with the Brawler.
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Spy Troops (2003)
A new Heavy Duty sculpt is made for the Spy Troops series. He is packaged together with Heavy Water.
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Valor vs. Venom (2004)
The Spy Troops sculpt is re-used for the Valor vs. Venom toys with a different color scheme. He was packaged in a two-pack with Razorclaw. A different colored version was released later as a solo pack.
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Trivia

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See also

External links

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Footnotes

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