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Code Name:

Snake Eyes

version two

Desimone Guide: #69

Tomart's Guide: #GI5359

Carded Figure

Snake Eyes's Filecard

Biography from the G.I.Joe Comics Homepage

Figure Description:

Snake Eyes (v2) was first released as part of the fourth series (1985). He was also available in 1986 and was discontinued in 1987.

Versions of Snake Eyes:

• Snake Eyes (1982)
• Snake Eyes v1.5 (1983) (Swivel Arm)
• Snake Eyes v2 (1985)
• Snake Eyes v3 (1989)
• Snake Eyes v4 (1991)
• Snake Eyes v5 (1993)
• Snake Eyes v6 (1994)
• Snake Eyes v7 (1997)
• Snake Eyes v8 (1997)
• Snake Eyes v9 (2000)
• Snake Eyes v10 (2002)
• Snake Eyes v11 (2002)
• Snake Eyes v12 (2002)
• Snake Eyes v13 (2002)
• Snake Eyes v14 (2002)
• Snake Eyes v15 (2003)
• Snake Eyes v16 (2003)
• Snake Eyes v17 (2004)
• Snake Eyes v18 (2004)
• Snake Eyes v19 (2004)
• Snake Eyes v20 (2004)
• Snake Eyes v21 (2004)
• Snake Eyes v22 (2005)
• Snake Eyes v23 (2005)
• Snake Eyes v24 (2005)
• Snake Eyes v25 (2005)
• Snake Eyes v26 (2005)
• Snake Eyes v27 (2005)
• CLASSIFIED (2006)
• Snake Eyes v28 (2007)
• Snake Eyes v29 (2007)
• Snake Eyes v30 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v31 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v32 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v33 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v34 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v35 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v36 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v37 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v38 (2008)
• Snake Eyes v39 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v40 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v41 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v42 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v43 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v44 (2009)
• Snake Eyes v45 (2009)

In 2006, a CLASSIFIED figure was released, showing Snake Eyes from his years prior to G.I.Joe.

Accessories:

Snake Eyes came with a black Uzi submachine gun, a black backpack, a black sword, and a light gray wolf "Timber".

Click the link to see the figure with all its weapons - All Geared Up!

Variations:

No variations of Snake Eyes are known to exist.

Body Construction:

Snake Eyes's body is completely original - all new body parts. None of his parts were ever re-used in other figures.

Starting with this series (Series Four, 1985), the head joint on G.I.Joe figures was changed into a head "ball". This ball allowed the head to look up and down, in addition to left and right.