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Cobra Overkill — the B.A.T. Commander — is more machine than man, and he's never been more dangerous. This highly articulated 6-inch (15 cm) Classified Series figure brings the cybernetic Cobra villain to life with premium deco, removable chest plate, and 5 character-inspired accessories.
Specifications:
Height: 6 inches (15 cm)
Material: High-quality plastic construction
Source: G.I. Joe Classified Series
Class: Classified Series #201
Articulation: Fully articulated with multiple points
Accessories: Neural scrambler with wrist attachment, alternate claw hand, alternate plasma-blade hand, face plate, blaster, plus removable chest plate (5 pieces + chest plate)
Overkill began as an experimental prototype melding a Battle Android Trooper with a human host: a trooper who ran afoul of a Cobra war game training exercise. It just made sense to make him the leader of an entire unit of android troopers since more than fifty percent of his body has been replaced by mechanical parts. He is also equipped with integral body armor and a self-contained breathing unit. His vision has been enhanced with image intensifiers and infrared scanners. A targeting computer is hard wired between his right eye and trigger finger. Having command of a small army of mindless robots has affected his mind (along with the PTSD of his procedure), making him overly sentimental and protective of his "troops." Overkill sees them as individuals and has given them secret names, picking out some for special attention.
Ages 4 and up Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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