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Eels: Cobra Frogman, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
The Eels debuted in 1985 as part of the fourth series of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, serving as the primary underwater demolition and combat specialists for Cobra.
Featuring a striking red and black wetsuit, flippers, and a highly detailed propulsion backpack, this figure is widely regarded as one of the best "army builder" designs in the entire line.
Available at retail until 1987, Eels are essential for aquatic displays alongside vehicles like the Moray Hydrofoil.
As a high-demand specialist, they saw extensive international distribution, resulting in multiple cardback versions in different languages with minor regional modifications—a cornerstone for vintage action figure enthusiasts.
Eels (v1) features a minor production variation regarding its manufacturing stamps:
Waist Piece: Some versions of the figure feature a "Made in Hong Kong" stamp on the waist, while other releases do not have this marking.
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