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Zartan (Movie)

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The name Zartan refers to several versions of the same character. For a list of the other versions, see Zartan.
Zartan is a Cobra character from the G.I. Joe film.
Zartan
Personal information
File Name

Unidentified

Birthplace

Unidentified

Military information
Specialties

Master of Disguise

Weapon / vehicle expertise

M.A.R.S. Industries D57-A extreme environment tactical rifle
Various bladed weapons

Organizational information
Factions

Cobra

Zartan was the callsign of a man who was an expert master of disguise.

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[edit] Ficton

[edit] IDW movie comics

Write up.

[edit] Rise of Cobra (2009 Movie)

Portrayed by Arnold Vosloo.

Zartan appears as James McCullen's personal aide and assassin. He participated in the attack of the Pit by impersonating a MP and although suspected by Cover Girl, remained undetected. During the attack he killed Cover Girl by stabbing her in the back only to have her cover the General as Hawk punched him in the face. After Storm Shadow disabled the General, Zartan was watching the corridors for any more guards. He escaped the Pit by killing a traveler and stealing his clothes. He was later injected with nanomites by the Doctor. This injection allows him to change his appearance. He also has an uncanny habit of studying people so that, if he needs to impersonate them, he does a believable job, save for his constant whistling of the "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow".[1]

[edit] Toys

Generation 3
Zartan The Rise of Cobra (2009)

Zartan was released in 2009 as part of the second series of Rise of Cobra toys.


Appearance: short blonde hair; blue camo uniform with a black MP armband; black belt; black boots; silver paint beneath eyes.

Accessories: alternate head; black backpack; blue spring-loaded missile launcher; blue missile; black rifle; silver and black sword; two silver and black knives; black display stand


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[edit] References

  1. Or "The Bear Went Over the Mountain." Same tune.