Tier List: G.I. Joe Classified Retro Line
81#actionfigure #toy #livestream\nWelcome to Friday Night VS!\nThis Week Jay and Mikey take on the former Wal Mart exclusive G.I. Joe Classified Retro Line.\nJoin us at a special time this week at 8pm EST and decide the fate of these figures! Yooo Joe! \n\n\nThe G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toy line was originally launched by Hasbro in 1982 and became one of the most iconic action figure lines of the 1980s. It was accompanied by an animated television series and a comic book series published by Marvel Comics.\n\nThe toy line focused on a team of fictional military heroes known as G.I. Joe, who fought against the evil forces of Cobra, a ruthless terrorist organization. The figures were typically 3.75 inches tall (though some larger figures were later introduced) and featured a wide range of characters with unique specialties and backgrounds, including soldiers, pilots, sailors, and specialists in various fields.\n\nThe figures were highly detailed for their time, featuring articulated joints and realistic military uniforms and accessories.\nThe line featured a vast array of characters on both the G.I. Joe and Cobra sides, each with their own unique designs, weapons, and specialties. Some of the most iconic characters included Duke, Snake Eyes, Scarlett, Cobra Commander, Storm Shadow, and Destro.\n\nVehicles and PlaysetThe toy line included a wide range of vehicles and playsets, ranging from tanks and helicopters to bases and outposts. These vehicles and playsets provided additional play value and allowed children to create elaborate battles and scenarios.\n\nThe toy line was closely tied to a comic book series published by Marvel Comics, which expanded on the characters and storylines introduced in the toys and animated series.\n\nAnimated Series: The toy line was supported by an animated television series that aired from 1983 to 1986, further expanding the lore and mythology of the G.I. Joe universe.\n\nThe G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero toy line was hugely popular during its initial run in the 1980s and has since become a beloved and enduring franchise, with various reboots and iterations released over the years. It remains a nostalgic favorite for many collectors and fans of action figures and military-themed toys.
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