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Repeater: Steadi-Cam Machine Gunner, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
The Repeater (v1) G.I. Joe action figure was initially introduced in 1988 as a carded release within the seventh series. This vintage figure remained available for collectors through 1989 before its domestic discontinuation in 1990.
Internationally, the Repeater action figure saw release in Brazil, where it was known as Retaguarda within the "Forca Electronica" sub-line.
Additionally, a distinct recolored version of Repeater was released in Brazil under the "Forca Fera" series, named Urzor.
Due to global distribution, packaging designs and language variations are common across different international markets.
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