Golobulus is the potentate of a reptilian race of warriors who live in Cobra-La (I swear to god I am not making this up) and who gave Cobra Commander his tech. The evil organization Cobra has failed repeatedly to get the best of the Joes, and it turns out there is an authority figure higher up in the organization than Serpentor or Cobra Commander.
Joe: The Movie (1987) Can they deliver the elbow drop of freedom in time? Tune in! This would turn out to be a fateful decision for easily scarred tots.
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Both of those movies flopped pretty hard, so Sunbow cut their losses and aired the Joe film as a 5 part series and sold the full length cut on VHS. Joe slipping behind Transformers: The Movie and My Little Pony: The Movie.
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Joe was actually supposed to lead the charge for TV adaptions turned into feature films, but Sunbow Animation ran into problems that couldn’t be fixed by simply yelling “Yo! Joe!” at the animation crew. It was only natural that at the height of their popularity, the Joe’s would get a feature length film. Joe, a series of fanciful army figures complete with intricate vehicles who were opposed by the terrorist Cobra organization and their line-up of dastardly toys. The biggest kid on the block was undoubtedly G.I. This was also the glory days of action figures – iconic line-ups such as He-Man, Transformers, My Little Pony and Barbie all had TV shows, lunch boxes, and comic books to help move merchandise. Saturday morning cartoons reigned supreme, and the two hour block after school let out was loaded with animated options to entertain kids when they got home. The late 1980’s were a heady time for cartoons. Joe decided to play a psychadelic game of mental warfare with its fans. The Care Bears dealt with demons possessing children and Rainbow Brite tackled the heat death of the universe. While Transformers: The Movie is rightly the most famous example, what with Hasbro deciding to launch a new roster of characters by killing the old roster in lavish detail on-screen, other films had questionable ethics as well. They were big business in the 1980’s, and many of them were pants-crappingly disturbing. Maybe it’s because we’ve covered so many other animated feature films based on toys. I could have sworn that I’d already covered G.I. Wait, I haven’t talked about this movie already? How the heck haven’t I talked about this movie already!? Boy, this is a kid’s cartoon?
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