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Thunder
SUBJECT Thunder / G.I. Joe Team
SOURCE Production art portrait
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Thunder

G.I. Joe Team

Thunder grew up next door to a foundry. A probably explanation for his fondness for loud noises. When asked his reasons for going artillery, his reply was simply: "I want to hear them go bang." He has a passion for heavy metal rock and roll, peanut brittle and cars with bad mufflers. "If you know where you are and you know where the enemy is, then artillery can be an exact science. But in the real world, artillery is half trigonometry and half blind luck. In other words, if you hit something, take the credit. If you miss, write it off as margin of error." Thunder is a G.I. Joe team operative in the A Real American Hero line. First released as a Hasbro carded action figure in 1984, with 1 distinct figure version produced across the 1982 to 1994 vintage run. Thunder appears in 1 episode synopsis across the Sunbow (1983 to 1987) and DiC (1989 to 1992) runs, first appearing in Sunbow's "Arise, Serpentor, Arise!, Part 1" (1986). Full screencap and continuity review pending.

ALIGNMENT Good
AFFILIATION G.I. Joe Team
SERIES arah
FIGURE PHOTO YoJoe.com
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Bio

Thunder grew up next door to a foundry. A probably explanation for his fondness for loud noises. When asked his reasons for going artillery, his reply was simply: "I want to hear them go bang." He has a passion for heavy metal rock and roll, peanut brittle and cars with bad mufflers.

"If you know where you are and you know where the enemy is, then artillery can be an exact science. But in the real world, artillery is half trigonometry and half blind luck. In other words, if you hit something, take the credit. If you miss, write it off as margin of error."

Thunder is a G.I. Joe team operative in the A Real American Hero line. First released as a Hasbro carded action figure in 1984, with 1 distinct figure version produced across the 1982 to 1994 vintage run.

Thunder appears in 1 episode synopsis across the Sunbow (1983 to 1987) and DiC (1989 to 1992) runs, first appearing in Sunbow's "Arise, Serpentor, Arise!, Part 1" (1986). Full screencap and continuity review pending.

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