Cobra Leader

Code Name:

Cobra Commander

version five

Desimone Guide: #312

Tomart's Guide: #GI6555

Carded Figure

Cobra Commander's Filecard

Figure Description:

Cobra Commander (v5) was released carded as part of the tenth series (1991) as part of the Talking Battle Commanders. He was discontinued domestically in 1992.

Versions of Cobra Commander:

• Cobra Commander (1982)
• Cobra Commander v1.5 (1983) (Swivel Arm)
• Cobra Commander v2 (1984)
• Cobra Commander v3 (1987)
• Cobra Commander v4 (1991)
• Cobra Commander v5 (1991)
• Cobra Commander v6 (1993)
• Cobra Commander v7 (1994)
• Cobra Commander v8 (1997)
• Cobra Commander v9 (2000)
• Cobra Commander v10 (2001)
• Cobra Commander v11 (2002)
• Cobra Commander v12 (2002)
• Cobra Commander v13 (2002)
• Cobra Commander v14 (2003) (Convention)
• Cobra Commander v15 (2003)
• Cobra Commander v16 (2003)
• Cobra Commander v17 (2004)
• Cobra Commander v18 (2004)
• Cobra Commander v19 (2004)
• Cobra Commander v20 (2005)
• Cobra Commander v21 (2005)
• Cobra Commander v22 (2005)
• Cobra Commander v23 (2005)
• Cobra Commander v24 (2007)
• Cobra Commander v25 (2007)
• Cobra Commander v26 (2007)
• Cobra Commander v27 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v28 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v29 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v30 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v31 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v32 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v33a (2008)
• Cobra Commander v33b (2008)
• Cobra Commander v34 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v35 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v36 (2008) (Coming Soon)
• Cobra Commander v37 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v38 (2008)
• Cobra Commander v39 (2009)
• Cobra Commander v40 (2009)
• Cobra Commander v41 (2009)
• Cobra Commander v42 (2009)

Accessories:

Cobra Commander came with a black rifle, a black missile launcher, two removable black missiles, and a black figure stand.

The black backpack was permanently attached to the back of the figure and could not be removed (except with a screwdriver, see BODY CONSTRUCTION below). The backpack had 3 buttons that would play battle commands : I'll get you!, Vipers attack!, and Cobra!. The fourth button played an electronic combat sound. The backpack ran on three A-76 button size batteries - included with the figure.

Variations:

There are no known variations of Cobra Commander.

Body Construction:

Cobra Commander's body is entirely original - no parts were taken from other figures.

The entire mold was re-used in 2000 to create Cobra Commander (v9).

Cobra Commander's head, front torso, arms, waist, and legs were recolored and re-used in 1993 to create Cobra Commander (v6). The waistpiece was also re-used in 2000 to create Rip It.

Note that the backpack is not easily removable. To remove the backpack, the backpack needs to be opened by unscrewing the four visible screws. Once the backpack is opened, inside are four long screws that attach the backpack to the figure.