Nullifier Profile
Nullifier by Color-Viper05
Nulllifier at Joe A Day
Nullifier by Golden Cobra 79
Nullifier at 3DJoes.com
Nullifier Pre Production at YoJoe.com
Nullifier by toysandtomfoolery
Thursday, December 13, 2018
1988 Nullifier - Around the Web
The Nullifier was originally intended as a Cobra-La character. He retains some of the horror of that faction. But, the figure is heavily armored and works in various capacities. My younger brother had him and he and his AGP were around for a while. In fact, my Hit and Run got lost in the ivy of my grandparents' back yard when I had him evading the AGP. There's some nice content on the Nullifier out there. Here's the best of the Nullifier from around the web.
Nullifier Profile
Nullifier by Color-Viper05
Nulllifier at Joe A Day
Nullifier by Golden Cobra 79
Nullifier at 3DJoes.com
Nullifier Pre Production at YoJoe.com
Nullifier by toysandtomfoolery
Nullifier Profile
Nullifier by Color-Viper05
Nulllifier at Joe A Day
Nullifier by Golden Cobra 79
Nullifier at 3DJoes.com
Nullifier Pre Production at YoJoe.com
Nullifier by toysandtomfoolery
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His connections to cancelled Cobra-La items explains some odd design choices. Yet, his design isn't that techno-organic, either. If it weren't for the odd helmet/visor and the "writing" on his chest, he'd be no more unusual than any other enemy figure of his time. It seems like Hasbro's planned Cobra-La non-movie additions wouldn't quite have meshed with the cartoon movie's take on Cobra-La. (As also evidenced by 4 or 5 illustrations of Pythona that don't resemble the cartoon version.)
ReplyDeleteHit and Run got lost in ivy? Sounds like he got swallowed up by Cobra La.
ReplyDeleteMore Star Wars than GI Joe.What an ugly figure
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