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Classic cartoon, 1987 movie and DiC (1983–1992) · 1980s; classic cartoon

G.I. Joe: The M.A.S.S. Device

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The 1983 miniseries that started the cartoon

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Not required. It's a separate adaptation outside the main timeline and only shows up in Everything.

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Quick recap

Cobra wants the M.A.S.S. Device, a matter transporter that needs three rare elements to run. The Joes and Cobra race around the world for them: radioactive crystals, heavy water and a meteorite inside a volcano. Duke is captured and mind-controlled in the Arena of Sport, and Snake Eyes nearly dies in a blizzard before Timber the wolf and a blind hermit save him. The Joes get all three elements, but Duke can't remember where Cobra Mountain is. His ring, which was a homing device, leads the team there. Destro aims the machine at the Earth's core, and Cobra Commander himself begs the Joes for help. The device is destroyed, Cobra Commander is arrested and Destro gets away.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesAnimated by Toei

    Sunbow wrote the scripts, Marvel Productions did storyboards and voice recording, and Japan's Toei Animation animated all 95 episodes and the 1987 movie.

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  2. Behind the scenesRon Friedman created the cartoon

    Writer Ron Friedman built the show from Hasbro's toy line and wrote both opening miniseries, in 1983 and 1984.

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  3. ReferenceHow Timber the wolf came along

    In Part 3, Snake Eyes survives a blizzard, frees a trapped wolf and is nursed by a blind hermit, who names the wolf Timber. In Larry Hama's comics, Timber is Snake Eyes's wolf too.

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