Did Cobra Commander ever show his face?

If you’ve only seen the 1980s TV show and the movies, you might not know much about Cobra Commander except that he screams a lot, never shows his face and isn’t very good at his job. In fact, the comics and TV series to follow the 1980s version have expanded on the character and told us more of his secrets.

Is Cobra Commander a human?

DiC series After the movie, as seen in the sequel G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero series, Cobra Commander is still in his snake form and kept as a pet by Serpentor. His intellect is fully restored, and upon being outfitted with his battle armor, Cobra Commander once again appears to be a humanoid male.

Why does Snake Eyes not show his face?

The most likely reason for Snake Eyes’ lack of silence is a desire to have a strong leading actor with plenty of dialogue. Even after Storm Shadow betrays his duty and is banished from the Arashikage, Snake Eyes doesn’t take a vow of silence nor does he suffer any injuries to his vocal cords or face.

Does zartan have hair or a hood?

Z’s head, Zartan wears a hood. The comic has a hood, and so have all toy versions, except for the one with the bad, orange Mohawk, which is obviously hair.

Does Snake Eyes show his face?

In the live action film G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Snake Eyes does not speak due to a vow of silence. Although he says nothing and has his face covered most of the time, Snake Eyes does manage to get into a relationship with Scarlett.

Is Snake Eye mute?

In Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins, however, Henry Golding’s Snake Eyes talks throughout the whole film, and no indication or hints are ever made that he becomes mute as the plot progresses. The most likely reason for Snake Eyes’ lack of silence is a desire to have a strong leading actor with plenty of dialogue.

Does Zartan wear a hood?

When Hasbro revamped the Real American Hero toyline in 2002, Zartan made an appearance as a figure again. Zartan sports his trademark hood and an open vested shirt. This figure was offered with a variety of paint schemes including with disguises in the Spy Troops line.