- Helix is a G.I. Joe character in the videogame portion of the movie continuity.
Agent Helix is a covert operations officer for the G.I. Joe team. She is an expert marksman with advanced martial arts training. She uses dual 10 mm autopistols as her preferred weapon. She's an Olympic-class gymnast and uses her distinctive "Whirlwind attack" to deliver overpowering combinations of kicks and firepower to Cobra agents. Has the ability to identify and solve complex physical calculations at a rate that some consider extremely spooky. To her, everything has a data set, like miles left before a car will run out of gas or ammo count in the bad guy's guns, etc. To Duke and Hawk, this ability is called "Total Organic Battlefield Awareness".
Fiction[]
Prior to joining G.I. Joe, Helix was a near master level practitioner of many different fighting styles. She competed in both official and underground tournaments around the world. Some tournaments were to the death. She'd walk in the tournaments knowing nothing, engage in combat with lifetime practitioners of the art... and walk out without a scratch. Not only is she a good fighter, rumor has it that she could master a fighting style after encountering it once.
After finding her dog tags during a desert mission, Breaker comments he would like to see her in action, for he heard stories that she is the only one to ever spar with Snake Eyes to a stalemate.[1]
Toys[]
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Rise of Cobra (2009)
Agent Helix was released in 2009 as part of Series 4 of the Rise of Cobra toys. Appearance: black hair dyed white; yellow and grey jumpsuit; black harness and corset; black belt with silver pouches; grey pants; black kneepads; black boots. Accessories: dual grey autopistols; grey machete; grey spring-loaded missile launcher; blue missile with grey dish. |
See Also[]
- Appearances of Agent Helix (Movie)
- Image Gallery: Agent Helix (Movie)
- Agent Helix (RAH)
Trivia[]
- Helix was a character developed specifically for the Rise of Cobra videogame, but was simultaneously introduced to the IDW comics.
- She was designed by Mayan Escalante, a character artist at Double Helix Games.
- Helix's name comes from "Double Helix," the game's developer.