10th July 2009

More Rise of COBRA Toy commercial goodness

posted in G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe Toys, G.I. Joe: The Movie |

With thanks to the Facebook page of the MSgijoeCollectorsClub, and the folks over at The Terror Drome, we’ve got a new toy commercial to check out, this time featuring the 12″ Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow:

Also, courtesy of the same group, better video for the previous commercial as well:

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  4. Further confirmation of stateside release for Rise of COBRA action figures?
  5. Some more awesome images of Rise of COBRA Ripcord and Storm Shadow
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  • Jay

    Interesting. Given the GIJoe Firebat/Skysweeper and Ice Sabre/Dagger’s presence in this commercial, I’m starting to ponder if they weren’t adapted into the big screen.

  • T-800

    That is an interesting question. The novel does mention some smaller vehicles besides the Mole Pod, like the SHARK and Manta subs. So it is possible that we will see at least background shots of both vehicles you mentioned.

  • Alexx

    Vehicles breaking through random debris! Awesome! Just like the old days. The only thing missing is the debris being stacked clear blocks!

  • Lightbringer719

    Also missing is one of those catchy theme songs they’d always come up with in the 80s. And hyperactive kids shouting out stuff as they play. M

  • DistantFred

    T-800- They also mentioned the Panther and Rhino in the first issue, talking about vehicles that look nothing like the toys.



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