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Fiction[]
Comics[]
Animated continuity[]
Team leader Lt. Stone described Ballistic as an "Olympic-class marksman and then some." Stone also alluded to sharing history with Ballistic from which Ballistic apparently owed Stone a favor. Stone intended for Ballistic to repay that debt by joining his new team. During the period in which Stone was forming G.I. Joe Extreme, Ballistic was seen showing his superb marksmanship at a carnival shooting perfect free throws at a basketball game booth and nearly clearing the vendor of his stuffed animal prizes. Moments later, a thief rushed past Ballistic, carrying bags filled with money stolen from the carnival. Ballistic intervened by throwing a basketball at the thief in pinball fashion, allowing security guards to apprehend him. Carnival staff and customers gathered to praise Ballistic and his ability to never miss any shot he makes.
Toys[]
| G.I. Joe Extreme | |
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| Basic figure
Version 1 of Ballistic was released as a basic figure in the G.I. Joe Extreme line in 1995. Appearance: Accessories: Gray backpack and two gray guns. | |
| G.I. Joe Extreme | |
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| Deluxe figure
Version 2 of Ballistic was released as a deluxe figure in the G.I. Joe Extreme line in 1995. Appearance: Accessories: Gold gun, gold armor, a foam missile, and an air-powered missile launcher. | |
Trivia[]
- The prototype packaging [1] for the unreleased Quick Stryke figure has the Ballistic v2 figure labelled "Eagle Eye", the same name that was used for the character in the second season of the cartoon.
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