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==Fiction== |
==Fiction== |
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===Animated continuity=== |
===Animated continuity=== |
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====Sunbow animated series==== |
====Sunbow animated series==== |
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| − | Greenshirts were alerted to an aerial assault by [[Cobra]] and quickly defended the G.I. Joe base as best they could. Sadly, many [[Skystriker]]s were still destroyed. The Greenshirts get some satisfaction when the Joe Team investigated [[Dr. Vandermeer]] regarding Cobra's ability to teleport and end up rescuing the scientist.<ref>{{storylink|The Cobra Strikes}}</ref> Greenshirts joined in the action to board the Cobra heli-carrier over the Ring of Fire.<ref>{{storylink|Duel in the Devil's Cauldron}}</ref> More took part in the uphill battle to storm the [[Cobra Temple]] in the mountains.<ref>{{storylink|A Stake in the Serpent's Heart}}</ref> |
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| + | Greenshirts were present at G.I. Joe headquarters after the Joes' mission to the Ring of Fire and and took part in the uphill battle to storm the [[Cobra Temple]] in the mountains.<ref>{{storylink|A Stake in the Serpent's Heart}}</ref> |
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| + | There was never any acknowledgement in the plot of extra, unnamed Joes in the comic. Certainly not an army of them like in the cartoon. Nevertheless, generic-looking troopers in green uniforms that cannot be identified with any named G.I. Joe made infrequent appearances as background characters.<ref>{{storylink|The Diplomat}} {{storylink|Joe Triumphs!}} {{storylink|Snake-Eyes: The Origin Part II}} {{storylink|All Fall Down!}} {{storylink|Celebration!}}</ref> This may be an issue with the artwork more than anything else. |
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| + | <ref>{{storylink|Weeding Out}}</ref> |
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| + | <ref>{{storylink|Dark Island}}</ref> |
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===A Real American Hero comics continuity - Devil's Due=== |
===A Real American Hero comics continuity - Devil's Due=== |
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===Action Force (British) Comics continuity=== |
===Action Force (British) Comics continuity=== |
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| + | Greenshirts were part of a team that was tricked into attacking an oil rig belonging to [[Destro (RAH)|Destro]], but was subsequently freed by [[Quick Kick (RAH)|Quick Kick]].<ref>{{storylink|Rigged!}} {{storylink|Action Force (weekly) 11#Rigged! Part One|Part One}} & {{storylink|Action Force (weekly) 12#Rigged! Part Two|Part Two}}</ref> They later fought in the battle to defend Action Force's [[London]] base when Cobra attacked to free [[Destro (RAH)|Destro]].<ref>{{storylink|Action Force Monthly 13#The Prisoner!|The Prisoner!}}</ref> |
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==Toys== |
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==Trivia== |
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| + | * The Greenshirts are named after the [[Wikipedia:Redshirt (character)|Redshirts]] in ''[[Wikipedia:Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek]]''. A red shirt was the uniform of security officers who had minor or non-speaking roles in landing parties and usually got killed to establish the threat level. Consequently the term "Redshirt" has become a cultural term for expendable background characters. |
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==External links== |
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| + | * [[Wikipedia:Greenshirts (G.I. Joe)|Greenshirts at Wikipedia]] |
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==Footnotes== |
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[[Category:A Real American Hero characters]] |
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Revision as of 01:22, 19 March 2019
- Greenshirts are G.I. Joe characters from the A Real American Hero series.
Fiction
Animated continuity
Sunbow animated series
Greenshirts were present at G.I. Joe headquarters after the Joes' mission to the Ring of Fire and and took part in the uphill battle to storm the Cobra Temple in the mountains.[1]
DiC animated series
Write up
A Real American Hero comics continuity - Marvel Comics
There was never any acknowledgement in the plot of extra, unnamed Joes in the comic. Certainly not an army of them like in the cartoon. Nevertheless, generic-looking troopers in green uniforms that cannot be identified with any named G.I. Joe made infrequent appearances as background characters.[2] This may be an issue with the artwork more than anything else.
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A Real American Hero comics continuity - Devil's Due
Action Force (British) Comics continuity
Greenshirts were part of a team that was tricked into attacking an oil rig belonging to Destro, but was subsequently freed by Quick Kick.[5] They later fought in the battle to defend Action Force's London base when Cobra attacked to free Destro.[6]
Toys
Write up
Trivia
- The Greenshirts are named after the Redshirts in Star Trek. A red shirt was the uniform of security officers who had minor or non-speaking roles in landing parties and usually got killed to establish the threat level. Consequently the term "Redshirt" has become a cultural term for expendable background characters.