BARONESS (v2)
COBRA INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
Series: Fourteen (1997)
Baroness (version 2) was released as part of the fourteenth series (1997) in the Cobra Command Team three pack with Cobra Commander and Destro.
Accessories
Baroness (v2) came with a black laser rifle and a black figure stand.
Packaging Information
Filecard Information
Birthplace: CLASSIFIED
Primary Specialty: Intelligence
Secondary Specialty: Fixed Wing Pilot
The Baroness was the spoiled offspring of European parents who made sure that she and her brother, Eugen, had the best of everything in life. During the time of the Southeast Asian conflict, Eugen had abondoned his aristocratic lifestyle. Using hsi power and influence, he delivered medical supplies and other needed items into the war-torn region. On one tragic occasion, Eugen's sister, Anastasia, accompanied him on what would result in a deal gone bad. Eugen was fatally wounded just a another soldier burst in and apprehended the saboteurs. Anastasia, who had been in another room, believed that the soldier had destroyed both her brother and his supposedly peaceful contacts. This set her on a course of revenge that would lead her into a life of international terrorism. She joined the ranks of COBRA rising to its top intelligence agent. The Baroness is a highly intelligent and ambitious individual, and often enjoys pitting Destro, her companion, against Cobra Commander even as they all plot the overthrow of G.I. Joe and the conquest of the world.
From G.I. Joe Files: "The Baroness is probably the most dangerous agent within Cobra. She is ultimately loyal only to herself, and serves Cobra only because it is in her best interest to do so. She has an unrelenting hatred towards established governments that she believes are rules by military machines. Since G.I. Joe is the 'best of the best' in the military world, she despises the Joes most of all."
Variations
No variations of Baroness (v2) are known to exist.
Body Construction
Baroness (version 2) is a complete repaint made from the original Baroness (1984). The mold was later re-used to create Chameleon (2000).
Note that the figure's head only turns left and right - it does not allow the head to look up and down.
Reference Information
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