The Devil's Advocacy first appeared in the Fear Itself storyline where the demons and their affiliations meet to discuss the impact of the rise of the Serpent and what this will mean to them. Cyttorak mentions that the Serpent stole Juggernaut from him, Dormammu remained silent, the Demons of Muspelheim did not speak of Surtur's impending. This is a brand new strike unique to Destiny: Rise of Iron, in which players fight Devil Splicer High Priest while dodging attacks from a SIVA-infused Ogre.Devil’s Dawn legendary sniper rifle. The Devil’s Dawn is a fantastic weapon for the Wrath of the Machine Raid, as well as Nightfall Strikes, because it will deal bonus damage to Fallen enemies. While there is a bit of luck involved in unlocking the Devil’s Dawn, we will show you the best way. Use our guide to get the Devil’s Dawn in Rise of Iron! Step 1: Acquire Skeleton Keys. ![]()
This article does not any. Unsourced material may be challenged. ( September 2017) The following list (organized by faction) covers every known character in the toy line to have received his/her own. It includes the year the characters' version 1 action figure debuted, their and real names, function, and original rank/grade (if applicable). It does not include every edition of the character, or the code name and rank changes that occurred, and only covers the action figures' releases in North America.Relating the characters to their appearances in the various comic book series, (vol. 1) refers to the series published by, SM for the G.I. Joe: Special Missions spin-off (also published by Marvel), (vol. 2) for the by and FL for the G.I. Joe: Frontline spin-off. Although the majority of characters had action figures issued prior to their first appearance in the comic books, a few exceptions (such as the Oktober Guardsmen) exist where their comic book introduction predates their action figures. With IDW's revival of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, which picks up immediately following the final issue of the original Marvel Comics run at issue no. 155½, and the statement by Hasbro that 'we are currently taking the brand in a direction that does not take the Devil’s Due story into account,' the volume 2 stories (including characters (KIA)) have been rendered non-canon.In 2007, Hasbro marked the 25th anniversary of the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toyline by introducing a collection of newly sculpted 100 mm figures (as opposed to the 3¾' scale of the RAH line). These figures replaced the classic O-ring construction with a swivel chest feature, and increased the number of points of articulation beyond the standard shoulder, elbow and knees, to swivel wrists, ankles, and double-hinged knees. Since then, new figures have continued to feature the updated articulation. Since 2011, all convention and collector's club exclusives have also used the updated figure style. Main article: A Real American Hero (1982–1994) YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes1982OfficerAlvin R. KibbeyE-4KIA (vol. 1) #109 - Died while escaping in a stolen Cobra Rage tank.1982VAMP DriverLance J. SteinbergE-4ArmyMega MarinesPackaged with the ' vehicle; also released as Double Clutch (2003)1982TrooperAnthony S. GambelloE-4ArmyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #25 - Died in an explosion during the second Cobra Civil War.1982Laser SoldierJames J. BarneyE-5Army1982TrooperRobert W. GravesE-4Army1982Missile CommanderClayton M. AbernathyO-6ArmyPackaged with the Mobile Missile System (M.M.S.)1982Machine GunnerCraig S. McConnelE-5ArmyAlso released as Bench Press (2009)1982Shana M. O'HaraE-5ArmyNinja Force1982SoldierEric W. FriestadtE-4Army1982(CLASSIFIED)E-5ArmyDesert Patrol Squad, Ninja ForceTimber wolf included with Version 2 (1985) re-release.1982Lonzo R. WilkinsonE-5ArmyDesert Patrol Squad, Tiger Force1982CommanderRalph W. PulaskiO-1ArmyPackaged with the ' tank.1982SoldierRafael J. MelendezE-4Army1983FighterBrad J. ArmbrusterO-3Packaged with the ' fighter jet.1983Assault TrooperFranklin E. TalltreeE-5ArmySubsequently renamed Sgt. Airborne (2003) and Air Raid (2009)1983Wolverine DriverCourtney A. KriegerE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' Armored Missile Vehicle; also released as Agent Courtney Krieger (2006)1983Carl W. GreerO-3ArmyKIA (vol. 1) #109 - Executed by a SAW Viper.1983Conrad S. HauserE-8ArmyAnti-Venom Task Force, Star Brigade, Tiger Force1983MarineEttienne R. LaFitteE-7Desert Patrol Squad, Mega Marines1983TrooperHarlan W. MooreE-6Army1983Edward W. LeialohaW-41983DetectorTormod S. SkoogE-4 (Specialist)ArmyTiger Force1983Helicopter PilotWilliam S. HardyW-4ArmyPackaged with the ' helicopter.1984Timothy P. HanrahanE-4Army1984Hovercraft PilotSkip A. StoneO-2D.E.F.Packaged with the ' hovercraft.1984S.H.A.R.C. DiverMalcolm R. WilloughbyE-5NavyPackaged with the ' submarine.1984and JunkyardStanley R. PerlmutterE-4 (Specialist)ArmyAnti-Venom Task Force, D.E.F., Slaughter's MaraudersJunkyard is Mutt's dog.1984TrooperDaniel M. LeClaireE-4ArmyTiger ForcePackaged with 'Tiger Fly' attack helicopter for Tiger Force line1984JumperWallace A. WeemsE-4Army1984Heavy Machine GunnerMarvin F. HintonE-4ArmyAnti-Venom Task Force, Star Brigade, Tiger ForceRoadblock is Heavy Duty's cousin. 1984and FreedomCharlie Iron-KnifeE-4ArmySlaughter's MaraudersFreedom is Spirit's eagle.1984ArtillerymanMatthew H. BreckinridgeE-5ArmyPackaged with the ' self-propelled cannon.KIA (vol. 1) #109 - Executed by a SAW Viper.1985Hostile EnvironmentKurt SchnurrE-4Army1985TrooperAlbert M. PineE-4Army1985Gabriel A. KellyE-4ArmySlaughter's Marauders1985SpecialistDavid L. KatzenbogenE-5ArmyTiger Force1985A.W.E. Striker DriverElwood G. IndianaE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.KIA (vol. 1) #109 - Executed by a SAW Viper.1985TrooperRonald W. TadurE-4ArmyDesert Patrol Squad, Tiger Force'Sandstorm' coyote packaged with Ver. 31985Dashiell R. FairebornW-3ArmyEco-Warriors, Tiger Force1985Infantry TrooperAndrew D. MeyersE-4ArmySlaughter's Marauders1985Snow Cat DriverFarley S. SewardE-4ArmyTiger ForcePackaged with the ' vehicle.1985Mauler M.B.T. DriverSherman R. GuderianE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' tank.KIA (vol. 1) #109 - Executed by a SAW Viper.1985Everett P. ColbyO-9Navycommander; packaged with the 'U.S.S. Flagg' playset.1985Alison R. Hart-BurnettE-6ArmyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #42 - Stabbed by Red Shadows agent.1985Silent WeaponsMacArthur S. ItoE-4ArmyKIA (vol. 1) #109 - Died while escaping in a stolen Cobra Rage tank.1985ClassifiedE-9Marine CorpsSlaughter's MaraudersFigure available by mail-in; inspired by professional wrestler. 1985and PollyHector X. DelgadoE-7NavyPolly is Shipwreck's parrot.1985Chuck X. (for nothing) GorenE-5ArmyPackaged with the ' bridgelayer vehicle.1986RangerWayne R. SneedenE-6Army1986John ZulloO-3ArmyTRU Exclusive1986H.A.V.O.C. DriverRobert M. BlaisE-5ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1986CommunicationsJack S. MorelliE-4ArmyTiger Force1986Physical training instructorWilliam PerryE-5ArmyFigure available by mail-in; inspired by football player.1986Snow TrooperClifton L. NashE-5Army1986MarineWendell A. MetzgerE-7Marine Corps1986Rescue TrooperEdwin C. SteenE-5ArmyTiger ForceFirst of two characters code named Lifeline.1986Tomahawk PilotVictor W. SikorskiW-2ArmyPackaged with the ' helicopter.1986Night SpotterCooper G. MacBrideE-6ArmySlaughter's Marauders1986SpecialistBlaine L. ParkerE-5Marine CorpsDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #25 - Died in an explosion during the second Cobra Civil War.1986Laser TrooperSeymour P. FineE-4ArmyStar Brigade1986Conquest X-30 PilotGregory B. BoyajianO-2Air ForcePackaged with the ' fighter jet.1986SEALBrian M. ForrestE-5Navy1987Dominator DriverIan M. CostelloE-5ArmyKIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1987Persuader DriverRobert A. LevinN/AArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle. One of two Joes without a rank/pay grade (the other being Storm Shadow).1987Vindicator PilotBrian R. DavisE-5ArmyBattleforce 2000KIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1987Eliminator DriverDavid B. McCarthyE-5ArmyBattleforce 2000KIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1987Philip M. ProvostE-5ArmyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #25 - Killed by general.1987Assault TrooperDavid O. ThomasE-4ArmyNight ForceKIA (vol. 1) #109 - Died while escaping in a stolen Cobra Rage tank.1987Marauder DriverRichard RenwickE-7ArmyBattleforce 20001987Mobile Missile SpecialistEliot BrownE-4Army1987Crawler DriverNicholas D. KlasE-5Air ForcePackaged with the ' space shuttle playset.1987/IntelligenceKimi ArashikageE-5ArmyTiger ForceCousin of Storm Shadow. IDW Continuity: KIA by Chuckles to protect his own undercover status in 'Cobra' issue #3 (2009).1987Sky Sweeper DriverBlaine M. GonsalvesE-5ArmyBattleforce 2000KIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1987and K-9Christopher M. LavigneE-4ArmyOrder is Law's dog.1987Vincent R. FalconeO-2ArmyNight Force1987Vector PilotThomas P. KileyO-3Air ForceBattleforce 2000KIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1987Renegade/Felix P. StrattonE-5 (Equivalent)ArmyRenegades1987SurvivalistStuart R. SelkirkE-5ArmyNight Force1987Defiant PilotMark Morgan, Jr.O-6Air ForceStar BrigadePackaged with the ' space shuttle playset.1987Deceptive WarfareKenneth D. RichO-2ArmyNight Force1987RenegadeDavid TaputapuE-5 (Equivalent)ArmyRenegades1987R/C Crossfire DriverEarl-Bob SwilleyE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' 4WD vehicle.1987AdvancedOwen KingE-5ArmyNight ForceBelieved KIA (vol. 1) #113 - Shot and believed killed during the battle of Benzheen. Later revealed that he survived, recovered, and was sent on a secret undercover mission. 1987Jetpack TrooperEdward J. SkylarE-5ArmyFigure available by mail-in; also released in 2008 as Skyduster. Later becomes commander of Comandos Heroicos. 1987Mobile Command Center OperatorAverill B. WhitcombE-5ArmyPackaged with the '.1987RenegadeVarujan AyvazyanE-5 (Equivalent)ArmyRenegades1987Nicky LeeE-5ArmyDesert Patrol Squad, Night Force1988Rolling Thunder DriverPhilo R. MakepeaceE-7ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1988Arctic Attack SoldierGregory M. NataleE-7Army1988WarriorKyle A. JessoE-5Army1988FlamethrowerCarl G. ShannonE-4ArmyAnti-Venom Task Force, Night Force1988Phantom X-19 Stealth Fighter PilotJonas S. JeffriesO-4Air ForcePackaged with the ' stealth fighter.1988Multi-ShotWilmer S. DugglebyE-4ArmyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #38 - Killed by Red Shadows assassins in Brazil.1988Brent ScottE-4Army1988Explosives ExpertCory R. OwensE-4ArmyNight Force1988FighterRoss A. WilliamsE-4ArmyNight Force1988Steadi-Cam Machine GunnerJeffrey R. TherienE-6ArmyNight Force1988SpecialistJason A. FariaE-4ArmyD.E.F., Night ForceSubsequently renamed Shockblast (2008)1988Desert Fox 6WD DriverCyril ColombaniE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.Disavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #25 - Died when his vehicle exploded during the second Cobra Civil War.1988Tiger Rat PilotAlexander P. RussoO-5Air ForceTiger ForcePackaged with the ' fighter plane.1988and MaxPointmanPeter R. MillmanE-4ArmyNight ForceMax is Spearhead's bobcat.1988/Thomas S. ArashikageN/AArmyNinja ForceThis marks his first appearance as a member of the G.I. Joe team.1988Infantry TrooperPaul LatimerO-2ArmyFigure available by mail-in.1988Mean Dog DriverEric U. ScottE-4ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1988Skystorm X-Wing Chopper PilotEdward J. RothO-3ArmyPackaged with the ' helicopter.1989Anti-Aircraft SoldierEdward J. MenningerE-5Army1989David D. DuboskyO-3Air ForceStar Brigade1989Comm-tech TrooperThomas R. Rossi IIIE-4 (Specialist)ArmyKIA (vol. 1) #113 - Died while maneuvering through an oil field when it was bombed by Cobra Commander.1989Mudfighter PilotJames R. KingO-2Air ForcePackaged with the ' bomber.1989Mortar ManThomas P. RileyE-4Army1989Raider DriverMichael A. ProvostE-7ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1989Thunderclap DriverKarl W. FritzE-7ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle. Another Long Range action figure was released in 2005, as part of the 4' toyline.1989(Long Range Recon Patrol)Joseph FeltonE-5Army1989Information SpecialistLeonard MichaelsE-4Army1989Arctic Blast DriverJim SteelE-6ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1990assemblerRobert M. SixE-7ArmySky PatrolSecond character code named Airborne.1990Audible Frequency SpecialistCliff V. MewettE-8ArmySky PatrolAirwave's real name is listed as Cliff V. The same name was used a few years later for, though the character is African-American and born in a different city. 1990Recon ScoutJohn-Edward O. JonesE-9ArmySky Patrol1990Concealment SpecialistAaron McMahonE-3ArmyDesert Patrol Squad1990Intervention SpecialistStephen A. FerreiraE-5Marine Corps1990SpecialistTerrence LydonO-3Army1990Avalanche DriverCharles DonahueE-7ArmyPackaged with the ' vehicle.1990Weapons SpecialistSamuel C. DelisiE-8ArmySky Patrol1990Philip W. ArndtE-5Army1990mobile headquarters commanderRobert G. SwansonO-4Army1990Jungle Assault SpecialistWilliam V. IannottiE-6Army1990Shoreline defenderDwayne A. FelixE-4NavyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #38 - Killed by Red Shadows assassins in Brazil.1990Fast attack expertRobbie LondonO-3Army1990Anti-armor TrooperDavid K. HasleE-7Army1990Sky Patrol leaderLynton N. FelixE-8ArmySky Patrol1990Demolitions expertWallace J. BadducciE-7ArmySky Patrol1990Medical SpecialistThomas J. LariveeE-5Army1990Winter Operations SpecialistMark HabershawO-2Army1990Navy assault TrooperJohn BlanchetE-6Navy1990Retaliator PilotMatthew W. SmithersO-3ArmyPackaged with the ' helicopter.1991SAS FighterDavid J. BennettE-7 (Equivalent)1991Anti-toxin TrooperDaniel W. PriceE-4ArmyEco-Warriors1991TrooperChuck RamE-4ArmyAir Commandos1991Heavy ordnance TrooperLamont A. MorrisE-5ArmyHeavy Duty is Roadblock's cousin. 1991Battle Copter PilotRobert D. OwensW-2ArmyBattle Copters1991Replenisher TrooperDavid F. KunitzE-4ArmyEco-Warriors, Star Brigade1991Glider TrooperDaniel T. TonerE-5 (Equivalent)Air Commandos1991SEALChristopher R. GroenE-7NavyDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #37 - Killed by Red Shadows assassins in Fiji.1992Bunker busterPhilip M. HolsingerE-5ArmyAnti-Venom Task Force1992Drug Elimination Force leader/Urban commanderEarl S. MorrisO-4ArmyD.E.F.1992Silent weapons ninjaMichael P. JoeJames Longstreet Flagg IIIO-7ArmyAlthough the first General Flagg action figure to be released, he is actually the son of the original leader of the. 1992Ralph BadducciE-5ArmyNinja Force1992Ninja swordsmanSam LaQualeE-7ArmyNinja Force1993Rising Sun ninjaRobert J. TravaanoE-4ArmyNinja Force1993Flame throwerJeffery D. ThompsonE-4Marine CorpsMega Marines1993Snow ninjaLloyd S. GoldfineE-5ArmyNinja Force1993Strategic commanderCliff V. MewettO-6Army1993First strike SpecialistThomas P. MangiarattiE-4Army1993Undercover operativeThomas S. BowmanE-8Marine Corps1993Bio-artillery expert/Weapons expertJoseph R. BalkunE-6Marine CorpsMega Marines1993Jet-tech operations expertGreg D. ScottE-3ArmyRobo-Joe's real name is listed as Greg Scott, the same name used for 's v5 and v6 file cards. 1993High-tech Snow TrooperGuillermo 'Willie' SuarezE-6Army1993Pile Driver operatorJoseph R. RainoneE-4ArmyNinja Force1994expertAron BeckE-6Army1994N/AJoseph B. ColtonO-10Army30th AnniversaryThe original G.I. Joe, given his first figure in the A Real American Hero line to celebrate thirty years of the series. His filecard lists both his 1964 (O-2) and present day details.1994Invention technicianJoseph A. MorroneO-3ArmyStar Brigade1994Flamethrower commandoTom-Henry RaganE-5Army1994Combat PilotGeorge A. RobertsE-4Air ForceStar Brigade. A Real American Hero Collection (2000–2002) YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2000Cobra intelligence officer(Classified)N/AN/AShe is the illegitimate half-sister of the, and has taken on her identity as a spy for the G.I. Joe team.2000Survival SpecialistSean C. McLaughlinE-6ArmyFirst of two characters code named Sidetrack.2000Arctic TrooperLeonard J. Lee IIIE-6Army2001Jungle Mission SpecialistBrian K. MulhollandE-8ArmyTiger Force2001CrossfireArmy machine gunnerBill WhiteE-7Army2001Army machine gunnerCharles GriffithE-8Army2001David S. LaneO-5Army2001SEALDaniel R. AlexanderW-5Navy2002Jimmy Tall ElkE-6Army2002Rescue TrooperGreg ScottE-5ArmyAnti-Venom Task ForceSecond character code named Lifeline.2002Medical SpecialistAndrew FrankelE-5Army2002RangerJohn BoyceE-7ArmySecond character code named Sidetrack. Direct to Consumer (DTC) (2005–2006) YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2006Steel Brigade SecurityJared WadeE-4ArmySteel BrigadeDTC/TRU Exclusive (Plague Troopers vs Steel Brigade)2006PhysicistJane Ann MartelleE-5ArmyDTC Exclusive (Viper Lockdown)2006Steel Brigade Urban AssaultLuke EllisonE-4ArmySteel Brigade2006MedicKirk BacusE-4Army2006Steel Brigade InterrogatorAndy LombardiE-4ArmySteel BrigadeDTC/TRU Exclusive (Plague Troopers vs Steel Brigade). Rise of Cobra (2009) YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2009Covert OperationsCLASSIFIEDE-4ArmyOriginal character from 's ' video game, hence her code name. 2009CommunicationsJill S. MorelliE-4 (Specialist)ArmyTRU Exclusive, sister of the original Dial Tone.2009G.I. Europa universalis 4 best idea groups. Joe Pit CommandoCovert Military ForceVariousE-4 (Specialist)Army2009G.I. Joe Pit TrooperCovert Military ForceVariousE-4ArmyTRU Exclusive, part of the 'Attack on the G.I. Joe Pit Headquarters' set2009Ice StormCold-Water Marine Combat & Survival SpecialistNolan A. MacPheeE-5ArmyRoss Exclusive; Packaged with 'Polar Sharc Submarine'.2009Special Forces CommandoGeoffrey Stone IVE-5Army. Pursuit of Cobra (2010–2011) YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2010KickstartSteel Marauder PilotJoseph A. RiveraE-5ArmyPackaged with the 'Steel Marauder' Mobile Mech Suit.2010Night FoxSpecial Combat and Operations ExpertArmando M. OrtizE-5NavyPackaged with the 'A.W.E. Striker'.2010SandstormMilitary PoliceJoseph M. BenjaminE-4 (Specialist)ArmyTarget Exclusive; packaged with the 'RAM Cycle'.2010TomahawkPilotWilliam P. FolgerO-2Air ForcePackaged with the 'Ghost H.A.W.K.' Convention exclusives YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2005Steel Brigade CommanderG. JOE Security Force Leader(Classified)N/AN/ASteel BrigadeConvention Exclusive2005Steel Brigade ParatrooperG. JOE Security Force(Various)(Various)(Various)Steel BrigadeConvention Exclusive2007Communications ExpertAlessandro D. VerdiE-5ArmyConvention Exclusive2007Medical DoctorCarla P. GreerO-3ArmyConvention Exclusive; G.I. Joe Doc is the niece of the original 'Doc' (1983). 2009BladesS.A.F. Helicopter PilotHerbert J. RotweilerW-2ArmySpecialConvention Exclusive2009Sgt. ManlehJet Pack TrooperJason KavanaghE-5 (Equivalent)Army Comandos HeroicosConvention Exclusive2009Sgt. RedmackMountain TrooperReginald CobbE-5ArmyComandos HeroicosConvention Exclusive2009Sgt. Killing floor how to level up berserker fast. ShimikCommandoJerome FordE-8 (Equivalent)Army (Argentine)Comandos HeroicosConvention Exclusive2009Sgt. TopsonCommunicationsFrank BarbieriE-6 (Equivalent)Army (Argentine)Comandos HeroicosConvention Exclusive2010Agent Natalie PooleS.A.F. Covert OperationsNatalie PooleE-7 (Equivalent)Special Action ForceConvention Exclusive2010GauchoZ Force MechanicRico GonzallesE-6 (Equivalent)Army Special Action Force / Z ForceConvention Exclusive2010JammerZ Force CommunicationsCalvin MondaleE-7 (Equivalent)Army (British)Special Action Force / Z ForceConvention Exclusive; Jammer is an American. DolphinQ Force CommanderGareth MorganO-1 (Equivalent)Navy Special Action Force / Q ForceConvention Exclusive2011SpartaG.I. Joe Secret AgentBrigid CortezN/AN/AMission Brazil IIConvention Exclusive2013FreestyleNight Force Fighter PilotJocelyn De La VegaO-3Air ForceNight ForceConvention Exclusive2015FelinoTiger Shark PilotJoao KayapoE-4Tiger ForceConvention Exclusive. Joe Collector's Club exclusives YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchSub-teamNotes2010G.I. Joe ReservistBradley J. SandersE-4 (Specialist)ArmyG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2013QuarrelUndercover OperationsHedda PulverE-6 (equivalent)Army (Switzerland)Z ForceG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2013Theodore M. ThomasBomb Disposal ExpertTheodore M. ThomasE-6 (equivalent)Army (Argentine)Comandos HeroicosG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2014BombardierS.A.F. Experiential WeaponsConnor D. TreeE-5 (equivalent)Army (U.K.)Action ForceG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2015Marissa FairbornEDC Cybertronian LiaisonMarissa FairborneO-3Air ForceG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2016Son of Cobra CommanderWilliam Kesler (Alias)G.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive2017Captain SkipSpecial Action Force OfficerGrant J. CampbellO-3 (equivalent)Army (U.K.)Special ActionForce / Z ForceG.I. Joe Collector's Club Exclusive. Main article: YearCode NameFunctionReal NameNotes1982Enemy LeaderClassifiedHooded version of figure available in 1984 by mail-in.1982Cobra OfficerThe EnemyUnknownGeneric officer action figure.1982Cobra SoldierThe EnemyUnknownGeneric soldier action figure.1983MercenarySebastian Bludd1983Cobra H.I.S.S. DriverThe EnemyUnknownPackaged with the Cobra ' vehicle.1983Viper PilotThe EnemyUnknownPackaged with the Cobra '.1984Cobra Intelligence OfficerUnknown (Alias: Anastasia DeCobray)1984Water Moccasin DriverClassifiedPackaged with the Cobra ' vehicle.1984CobraClassified1984Cobra SpecialistClassified1984CobraThomas ArashikageHas worked for Cobra and G.I. Joe.1984Cobra Stinger DriverThe EnemyUnknownPackaged with the Cobra ' vehicle.1984Rattler PilotClassifiedPackaged with the Cobra ' fighter plane.1985Cobra Elite TrooperTop Secret1985CobraClassified1985Cobra Hydrofoil PilotUnknownPackaged with the Cobra ' hydrofoil.1985Cobra Polar AssaultClassified1985Tele-VipersCobra CommunicationsClassified1985Crimson Guard CommandersClassified1986A.V.A.C.Cobra Terror Drome Firebat PilotVariousAir-Viper, Advanced Class; packaged with the Cobra ' playset.1986Cobra Android TrooperN/A1986Master ofDr. BenderKIA (vol. 1) #98 - Buried alive in Cobra Island freighter by Cobra Commander. Disavowed Continuity: Clone later killed in issue #41 of the Devil's Due RAH series.1986Motor-ViperCobra Stun PilotVariousPackaged with the Cobra ' vehicle.1986CobraSerpentorKIA (vol. 1) #76 - Shot in the face with an arrow by Zartan during the Cobra Civil War.1986Strato-ViperCobra Night Raven PilotVariousPackaged with the Cobra ' fighter jet.1986Cobra InfantryVarious1987Cobra TrainerUnknownDisavowed Continuity: KIA (vol. 2) #38 - Killed by Red Shadows operatives while in Brazil.1987Cobra Reptile trainerUnknownKIA (vol. 1) #98 - Buried alive in Cobra Island freighter by Cobra Commander.1987CobraUnknown1987GolobulusRuler1987Gyro-ViperMamba DriverVariousPackaged with the Cobra ' helicopter.1987Ice-ViperCobra W.O.L.F. DriverVariousPackaged with the Cobra ' vehicle.1987Nemesis EnforcerCobra-La Team1987CobraUnknownKIA (vol. Main article: YearCode NameFunctionReal NameNotes1984Master of DisguiseUnknown (Aliases too numerous to list)1985DreadnokRichard Blinken-Smythe (Alias: Dick Blinken)1985DreadnokHarry Nod1985DreadnokTom Winken1986DreadnokBill WinkieDisavowed Continuity: KIA (America's Elite) #30 - executed during raid on G.I. Joe prison facility.1986Dreadnok/Thunder Machine DriverBruno LaCrossePackaged with the Dreadnok '.1986Zartan's brotherZachary (real last name unknown)1986Zartan's sisterZoe (real last name unknown)1987Dreadnok PirateMorgan TeachPackaged with the Dreadnok 'Air Skiff'.1988DreadnokDonald DeLuca1989Dreadnok PoacherClyde HydeDisavowed Continuity: Listed as 'missing' in America's Elite #25.2003BurnoutMechanicWalter O. Jones2004CrusherDreadnok AgentRoberto K. RiveraConvention Exclusive2004DemolishorDreadnok AgentSukko TorngarkConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead Billy-BobDreadnok RecruitHoratio T. WessonConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead CletusDreadnok RecruitTerrance W. WessonConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead Joe-BobDreadnok RecruitWinston P. SmithConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead OtisDreadnok RecruitTheodore I. SmithConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead RoscoeDreadnok RecruitMaximillian Q. WessonConvention Exclusive2004Dreadhead VanceDreadnok RecruitCornelius E. SmithConvention Exclusive2010DreadnokUnknownPackaged with the Dreadnok 'Doom Cycle'.2011ZanyaZartan's daughterZanya (real last name unknown)Part of the 'Dreadnok Battle Set' 7-pack. Main article: YearCode NameFunctionReal NameNotes1983Enemy Weapons SupplierJames McCullen Destro XXIV1988FerretIron Grenadier DEMON DriversVarious1988Destro's Elite TroopersVarious1988Iron Grenadiers AGP PilotVarious1988Destro's GeneralUnknownKIA (vol. 1) #98 - Buried alive in Cobra Island Freighter by Cobra Commander.1989AnnihilatorDestro's Elite TrooperVarious1989Iron Grenadier Evader DriverUnknownPresumed KIA (vol. 1) #146 - Presumed killed in a missile strike by Destro. Later discovered he had taken shelter in a bunker before the explosion. 1989T.A.R.G.A.T.Iron Grenadier Trans-Atmospheric Rapid Global Assault TrooperVarious1989Wild BoarIron Grenadier Razorback DriverVarious1990Destro's Anti-Tank SpecialistStuart A. Finley1990UndertowDestro's FrogmenVarious2005General MayhemIron Grenadiers GeneralVladimir P. MayhemovskiConvention Exclusive2005Iron AnvilIron Grenadiers ParatrooperVariousConvention Exclusive2007Rowdy Roddy PiperIron Grenadier TrainerRoddy PiperConvention Exclusive. Based on wrestler.2008Iron Grenadier OfficerElite OfficerUnknownTRU Exclusive (Iron Grenadier Command)2009M.A.R.S. Industries OfficerM.A.R.S. Industries OfficerVarious2009M.A.R.S. Industries TrooperM.A.R.S. Industries TrooperVarious2009M.A.R.S. Industries Weapons OfficerM.A.R.S. Industries Weapons OfficerVariousK-Mart Exclusive; part of the 'G.I. Joe Versus Cobra' box set.2012Sergeant Major DuncanDestro's Sergeant MajorAlistair Thomas DuncanConvention Exclusive2015Undertow OfficerIron Grenadiers Frogmen CommanderAzinza SolarinConvention Exclusive2015M.A.R.S. Iron Anvil OfficerIron Grenadiers ParatrooperVariousConvention Exclusive. ![]() Main article: YearCode NameFunctionReal NameService BranchNotes1991OfficerAnatoly Fydorovich KrimovO-3 (equivalent)Army (/)1992Big BearOktober Guard Anti-Armor SpecialistGrigor Ivanovich RostoffE-5 (equivalent)Army (Soviet/Russian)1998Colonel BrekhovOktober Guard CommanderIvan Nikolevich BrekhovO-6 (equivalent)Army (Soviet/Russian)KIA Special Missions #26 - Died in Sierra Gordo while attempting to save his friends and allies.1998Lt. GorkyOktober Guard CommandoMikhail P. GorkyO-1 (equivalent)Navy (/)1998Volga (aka Daina)Oktober Guard Weapons ExpertDaina L. Update: Find more recent information about Rise of Iron, as this article is slightly out of date.Bungie’s stream has collectively whet the appetite of long-time Destiny gamers looking for their next big adventure, and early signs are promising that waiting for the will be well worth it. Although many details of the expansion are still shrouded in secrecy, the little taste we got today tells us that E3 can’t come soon enough.We’ll break down every bit of information we gleaned from Bungie’s classically cryptic presentation, and offer our thoughts on what this expansion might promise for Destiny’s future. Keep in mind that any predictions are merely that: predictions – and should be taken with a heaping pile of salt.Before the City and the Vanguards, there were the Iron Lords. Blessed by the Traveler’s Light, these brave warriors dedicated themselves to defending humanity and rebuilding a lost civilization. From their mountain fortress on Felwinter Peak, the Iron Lords ranged across the planet, battling the Darkness and protecting the survivors of the Collapse. They did great things but then they encountered an enemy they could not defeat. Now Lord Saladin, the last Iron Lord, honors the memories of his lost brothers and sisters. And he waits because he knows that someday the thing that destroyed the Iron Lords will return.dividerDestiny: Rise of Ironwill launch on 9/20 for Xbox One and Ps4. It will retail for $29.99 – pre-order. “As legacy generation Guardians adapt to current platforms after August, there will be functionality to port their characters to the new console – in the same family.”divider This flaming battleaxe is a “ Relic” – a special item like the Scorch Cannon.The wall which stood for centuries along the southern border of Old Russia has collapsed, a battle-scorched reminder that our enemies still seek to destroy us all. Fallen mutants now scavenge the tombs of the Golden Age, and the plague they have unearthed in the wastes is more dangerous than even they understand. New Locations. “An all-new setting on Earth, The Plaguelands. This area near the Cosmodrome has been quarantined for centuries. Now the Devil Splicers have broken through the walls, dug deep into the earth and found technology of almost limitless power. The Splicers are using this forbidden technology – SIVA – to transform the region to fit their twisted desires.Like the major expansion before it, The Taken King, Rise of Iron boasts an all new, fully-playable PvE zone that can be explored and traversed in a non-linear fashion. While The Dark Below and House of Wolves kept Guardians more or less relegated to the maps they knew well, Rise of Iron introduces a Cosmodrome location that’s been tainted by a nefarious technological plague known as SIVA. The corrupted Fallen – or Splicers – will no doubt be on vigilant patrol, and Public Events and Vanguard Patrols will likely have Guardians attempting to thwart and frustrate their designs for this region.What we hope: That the Plaguelands provides the same thrill and cautious adventurism that the Dreadnaught inspired. In a game where the goals of each Guardian are more or less the same, the freedom to explore and delve into secrets and uncharted territory helps each player feel like they are in control of their own Destiny. Things like hidden quests, artifact collections that unlock powerful weapons, and a game that doesn’t hold your hand, are what made the Dreadnaught a successful environment.“From their mountain fortress atop Felwinter Peak, the Iron Lords once ranged across the planet, battling the Darkness and protecting the survivors of the Collapse. After the Iron Lords fell, so too was their fortress reclaimed. Rise Of Iron Devils Dawn TrailerNow, new Guardians must make the icy climb to reclaim the snowy mountaintop that looks out onto The Plaguelands, and establish a new base of operations in the fight against the Fallen Devil Splicers.”The guys on the stream were hyped to integrate the Social Space into the quest proper. They informed us that our first mission in the Campaign would be to reclaim Felwinter’s Peak, a derelict old bulwark against the enemies of the Iron Lords. Its atmosphere is forlorn, though it is clear that it was once a place of great tactical importance.What we hope: A new Social Space either needs to offer something truly social, so as to not split the focus of Guardians across the Tower, Reef, and Felwinter Peak — or, it needs to be more smoothly incorporated into the lore. The idea of a hub to pick up quests and purchase gear is smart, but if Felwinter Peak were to also be connected in a tangible way to the task at hand, then it would go a long way to making Guardians avoid the feeling of docking, checking off a few boxes, and heading out. No one wants their social space to be bookended by loading times at every visit — especially when early Campaign quests require a lot of back-and-forth.divider Splicers“The Fallen have always worshiped machine gods, now, armed with SIVA, the Devil Splicers are becoming machine gods themselves. Confront the Fallen Devil Splicers in The Plaguelands, find the source of the SIVA outbreak, and contain it at any cost. ”It sounds like the Fallen have bit off more than they can chew with this SIVA technology. Bungie dips into a reliable well with the notion of “corrupting” yet another of their foundational races. Just as the Hive, Cabal, and Fallen were twisted by Oryx’s will, so too can we expect the upgraded Splicers to present a new challenge to Guardians.What we hope: New abilities, smarter AI pathing and strategy, and difficulty that is centered around their tenacity rather than simply having a large health bar. Bungie did this quite well with The Taken King, where new Strike Bosses no longer required an entire salvo of Heavy Ammo, and Yellow Bar Majors and excessively shielded foes were fewer and far between.The Splicers look like they will be offensive and aggressive, using the benefits of their upgraded tech to harass and assault complacent Guardians. From the peg-legged Dregs to the giant-cannon-for-an-arm Kell, the firepower is going to be turned up, and Guardians will hopefully have to be quick on their feet to outflank and overpower them. It’d be cool if SIVA’s upgrades also revealed new weakpoints, or left enemies unstable even in death. Splicers are body hackers and bioengineers who fuse metal and flesh – Devil Splicers have uncovered the ultimate technology, SIVA, a Golden Age breakthrough in self-assembling, self-replicating nano-technology.divider Raid Deep below the earth lies the true source of the SIVA outbreak, guarded by the most zealous and powerful Fallen Devil Splicers.The picture of a dangerous plague spreading from an epicenter and engulfing the world is a powerful one. When it is able to ensnare a greedy and naive faction such as the Fallen, there is an immediate sense of danger. What could a group of augmented Splicers, their reflexes and abilities heightened by SIVA’s cold technology, accomplish if they were set free? This sets the stage for Destiny’s newest campaign, where no doubt Guardians will look to hem the ambitious expansion of the Fallen, while also taking the fight to them.As DeeJ and co. Explained, our efforts will take us back to The Wall, to the heights of Felwinter Peak, and eventually to the depths of the earth, where we will square off in the newest Raid against monsters we are not yet ready for. We will help Lord Saladin honor the sacrifices of the Iron Lords while becoming ourselves their heir apparents, and in doing so conquer the evil that felled them long ago.The Taken King raised the bar for Destiny’s own storytelling, incorporating previously near-mute characters in creative and often amusing ways. Nathan Fillion’s turn as the snarky Cayde-6 injected levity and liveliness into what could have been a dour and over-serious campaign. SIVA is a plague of self-assembling, self-replicating nanotechnology that was created during humanity’s Golden Age. The Iron Lords hoped to use it to better humanity, but the corruption was too violent to be contained, and their quest ended in the downfall of many of humanity’s mightiest heroes. Now, centuries later, the Fallen House of Devils has uncovered this mysterious substance in the depths beneath the Cosmodrome, and this nanotechnology is corrupting them – turning them into deadly machine gods. The universe is in need of a Guardian brave enough to take down this new threat and seal it away forever. Come meet your new foe: The Devil Splicers.Once Bungie settled on the story for Rise of Iron, the team knew that they had to craft a new set of enemies for players to fight throughout the Rise of Iron campaign. With the Taken King, the team had put together a new race of enemies by pulling creatures from all of Destiny’s existing enemy factions. However, for Rise of Iron, Bungie thought it would be more interesting to transform a single faction into a new enemy.“Story-wise, the Fallen fit,” senior designer Matt Findley. “The House of Devils are scavengers and each House is really trying to get better than the other and advance themselves. They’re also declining, being pushed into the corner of this new solar system. As scavengers, it makes a lot of sense for them to stumble on this. SIVA doesn’t have its own agenda or anything, but it is an aggressive nanite that allows its users to be transformed. Some of the last instructions given to it were ‘Defend and Protect,’ so it’s got this aggressive, militaristic feel, and the Fallen themselves are like, ‘Oh, we want that, and we want to be stronger and better.’ The Fallen are also controlling it to be more aggressive.”Bungie felt that there were good gameplay reasons to choose the Fallen as well. For example, the Fallen are a highly diverse race of enemies, and have a bit more variety than some of Destiny’s other races. The Fallen also have a wider arsenal of weapons, which allowed Bungie to experiment with a wider mix of new enemy weapons and combat behaviors.The Fallen redesign for the Devil Splicers isn’t as dramatic as the Taken featured in The Taken King, but players will notice that the Devil Splicers look a bit more aggressive than standard Fallen. The SIVA nanotechnology has transformed this nomadic race of four-armed aliens into cybernetic warriors. In many cases, several of the Fallen soldiers’ limbs have been replaced with robotic prosthetics – the Dreg even have peg legs. Other Fallen are draped with red SIVA tendrils or robotic pyramid heads. Even the Fallen weapons have gotten an overhaul.“Where you see a lot of the soft curves in the Fallen weapons, we now have a lot harsher curves,” says Findley. “The projectiles themselves are flying faster. With some of the weapons, it’s like, ‘oh why shoot once when you can shoot three times!’ The way the weapons behave, they fire a lot faster, keeping these things in balance with the rest of the game, but just visually your experience should be that these weapons are more aggressive. Even in death, there’s aggression, so occasionally there is this seeking-ball-of-death that will come out of their heads when you kill them.”To help further demonstrate the difference between regular Fallen and this new class of Devil Splicer, we asked Findley to break down some of the biggest changes being made to a few of the Fallen enemies. Dreg Splicers“Dregs have peg legs. They run around faster. They throw a unique SIVAgrenade which is a red ball of SIVA cloud explosion. If you kill themwith a headshot they have the chance to spawn a deathseeker, which willslowly chase whoever killed them. We had that discussion a lot, a lot of‘are we punishing the player?’ We like how it actually adds an elementof ‘I have to keep aware, I’m no longer mindlessly plugging headshotsinto these guys.’ If I do a headshot, I’ve got to think about this for asecond. Grasp Of MalokThey have the pistol and the shrapnel launcher, which areslightly different. The pistol is a little snappier, so instead of astraight line it sort of zig-zags back and forth, sometimes it makes itmiss, sometimes it makes it hit when it should have missed.”Vandal Splicers“The Vandals are quite visually distinct. They’ve got the big pyramidthings on them, there’s not a lot of change to their geometry, but theydo have a Berserk ability much like the Hive Knights. So they have thechance, when they’re at low-health, to regenerate a bunch of health andget super aggressive and run in as a melee attacker, and that fits withour aggression profile. Weapon-wise they’ve got the shock rifle, whichinstead of being the slow, seeking projectile that the rest of theFallen have, we’ve turned it into more of an aggressive machine gun. Soit no longer seeks you but it fires faster. And then they have the wirerifle, and instead of being a single sniper shot we’ve turned that into atriple-tap burst. There is a slight spread on their burst so it’spossible for you to take a partial sniper hit instead of a full sniperhit.”Servitor Splicers“The Servitor has a triple-tap shot as well, so instead of the singleconsistent shot that the Servitor used to do, this is more of asuppression role, and they’ll be firing a lot faster. It’s designed tokeep you in cover. They have a lot more aggressive,artillery-suppression role. We wanted to make Servitors a little moreinteresting instead of just being this machine that sits back, like ananchor piece. Now it’s something that’s integral to the fight of pushingthe player around the space. Rise Of Iron PriceVisually, they’ve added a bunch of FlashGordon doo-dads on them, so they look a lot more angular.”Our month of Destiny: Rise of Iron content is still growing, so be sureto check in on our cover hub for a host of in depth interviews with theteam, a deeper dive into Bungie’s raid philosophy, and a video interviewwith the writing team. To see all the content and get up to speedbefore Rise of Iron’s launch, click on the banner below.
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