Cheat Commandos: 2 Part Episode: Part 2 - Revision history

The Knights Who Say Ni: moved Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2 to Cheat Commandos: 2 Part Episode: Part 2: per previous move. number is spelled out in the url, but not in the toons menu

The Knights Who Say Ni — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 06:29:01 GMT

moved Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2 to Cheat Commandos: 2 Part Episode: Part 2: per previous move. number is spelled out in the url, but not in the toons menu

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The Knights Who Say Ni: /* Real-World References */ Indiana Jones is singular

The Knights Who Say Ni — Thu, 15 Aug 2024 01:24:41 GMT

Real-World References: Indiana Jones is singular

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	*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the {{w\|Thunder Machine}}, which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.		*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the {{w\|Thunder Machine}}, which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.
	*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.		*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.
-	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to [[Indiana Jones]]' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ''{{w\|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade}}'': "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."	+	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to [[Indiana Jones]]'s false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ''{{w\|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade}}'': "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."
	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.		*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.

Stux: /* Real-World References */ link to new Indiana Jones article and add wp links. I wonder why we don't have a "G.I. Joe" page?

Stux — Fri, 08 Sep 2023 22:52:06 GMT

Real-World References: link to new Indiana Jones article and add wp links. I wonder why we don't have a "G.I. Joe" page?

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*Swampslash mentioning a rabbit while dressed like a battery is a reference to the mascot for ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Energizer_Bunny\|Energizer batteries]].	+	*Swampslash mentioning a rabbit while dressed like a battery is a reference to the mascot for {{w\|Energizer_Bunny\|Energizer batteries}}.
-	*The line "Each is sold separately with rifle and gear" is a reference to an '80s ~~[[Wikipedia:~~A-Team#Merchandise\|A-Team]] toy commercial, previously referenced in the commentary for [[more armies]]. In the commercial, they say the same exact line about the A-Team action figures.	+	*The line "Each is sold separately with rifle and gear" is a reference to an '80s {{w\|A-Team#Merchandise\|A-Team}} toy commercial, previously referenced in the commentary for [[more armies]]. In the commercial, they say the same exact line about the A-Team action figures.
-	*Reynold's pseudonym "Scrawnjob" is a reference to the rarely seen G.I. Joe character, ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Snow Job (G.I._Joe)\|Snow Job]].	+	*Reynold's pseudonym "Scrawnjob" is a reference to the rarely seen G.I. Joe character, {{w\|Snow Job (G.I._Joe)\|Snow Job}}.
-	*Flashfight's plan Operation Take 'em Down is a plan to moon the enemy. A similar battle strategy occurred in ~~[[Wikipedia:Braveheart\|~~''Braveheart'']].	+	*Flashfight's plan Operation Take 'em Down is a plan to moon the enemy. A similar battle strategy occurred in ''{{w\|Braveheart}}''.
-	*Given Cheat Commandos is a parody of 1980s cartoon-and-toyline-combo ~~[[wikipedia:~~G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero\|G.I. Joe]], the Topplegangers appear to be a reference to the ~~[[wikipedia:Dreadnoks~~\|Dreadnoks]], since both are swamp-dwelling third factions of mercenaries formed of members with Cockney accents. In particular, Swampslash's disguise and linguistic ablities refer to the chameleonic Dreadnok leader, ~~[[Wikipedia:Zartan~~\|Zartan]], who wore a mohawk and leather jacket in the early 1990s. Zartan's original figure turned blue in direct sunlight, which is likely why Swampslash is also blue.	+	*Given Cheat Commandos is a parody of 1980s cartoon-and-toyline-combo {{w\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero\|G.I. Joe}}, the Topplegangers appear to be a reference to the {{w\|Dreadnoks}}, since both are swamp-dwelling third factions of mercenaries formed of members with Cockney accents. In particular, Swampslash's disguise and linguistic ablities refer to the chameleonic Dreadnok leader, {{w\|Zartan}}, who wore a mohawk and leather jacket in the early 1990s. Zartan's original figure turned blue in direct sunlight, which is likely why Swampslash is also blue.
-	*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the ~~[[wikipedia:Thunder Machine~~\|Thunder Machine]], which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.	+	*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the {{w\|Thunder Machine}}, which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.
	*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.		*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.
-	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ~~[[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|~~''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."	+	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to [[Indiana Jones]]' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ''{{w\|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade}}'': "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."
	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.		*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: — → {{--}}

The Cheatbot — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 03:10:39 GMT

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

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	''{Quick cut to the theme song ending screen, picking up where it left off in part 1.}''		''{Quick cut to the theme song ending screen, picking up where it left off in part 1.}''

-	'''SINGERS:''' ~~—~~ets and toys!!	+	'''SINGERS:''' {{--}}ets and toys!!

	==Easter Eggs==		==Easter Eggs==

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: Shopping for Danger → Shopping For Danger

The Cheatbot — Wed, 26 Oct 2022 03:10:15 GMT

autoreplace: Shopping for Danger → Shopping For Danger

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	*Flashfight appears to have been [[death\|killed off]] at the end.		*Flashfight appears to have been [[death\|killed off]] at the end.
	*The ex-commandos' gulp is another example of [[Spoken Sound Effects]].		*The ex-commandos' gulp is another example of [[Spoken Sound Effects]].
-	**This line was uttered by Fightgar in [[Shopping ~~for~~ Danger]].	+	**This line was uttered by Fightgar in [[Shopping For Danger]].
	*The Blue Laser Commander says "[[Can I Get A...?\|Can I get a]] bo-nus?" in a similar tone to how Strong Bad says "Can I get a restricted?" in [[rated]], with Gunhaver replying in a similar tone to [[Strong Sad]]'s response.		*The Blue Laser Commander says "[[Can I Get A...?\|Can I get a]] bo-nus?" in a similar tone to how Strong Bad says "Can I get a restricted?" in [[rated]], with Gunhaver replying in a similar tone to [[Strong Sad]]'s response.

The Knights Who Say Ni: /* Transcript */ not the rear battery cover yet

The Knights Who Say Ni — Thu, 29 Sep 2022 21:51:45 GMT

Transcript: not the rear battery cover yet

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	'''SWAMPSLASH:''' It looks like this rear battery cover leads to the holding cell.		'''SWAMPSLASH:''' It looks like this rear battery cover leads to the holding cell.

-	''{Cut to the rear battery cover, which reads "Requires 8 AA Batt'ries".}	+	''{Cut to the page displaying the rear battery cover, which reads "Requires 8 AA Batt'ries".}

	'''GUNHAVER:''' Then that's our way in!		'''GUNHAVER:''' Then that's our way in!
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	'''SUBTLEFUGE:''' We'll take the Ramshankle!		'''SUBTLEFUGE:''' We'll take the Ramshankle!

-	''{Cut to the Topplegangers and former Commandos in a beat up boat with a pair of wings and a tank turret attached to it.}''	+	''{Cut to the Topplegangers and former Commandos in a beat-up boat with a pair of wings and a tank turret attached to it.}''

	'''SINGERS:''' It's the Ramshankle, and you know dang well, it's made out of old vehicles that we couldn't sell!		'''SINGERS:''' It's the Ramshankle, and you know dang well, it's made out of old vehicles that we couldn't sell!

Electricbassguy: surprised no one saw that

Electricbassguy — Thu, 29 Sep 2022 05:11:32 GMT

surprised no one saw that

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	'''SWAMPSLASH:''' It looks like this rear battery cover leads to the holding cell.		'''SWAMPSLASH:''' It looks like this rear battery cover leads to the holding cell.
		+
		+	''{Cut to the rear battery cover, which reads "Requires 8 AA Batt'ries".}

	'''GUNHAVER:''' Then that's our way in!		'''GUNHAVER:''' Then that's our way in!

TheOneAndOnlyDanky: moved 2 Part Episode: Part 2 to Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2: toons menu title

TheOneAndOnlyDanky — Sun, 23 May 2021 01:39:10 GMT

moved 2 Part Episode: Part 2 to Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2: toons menu title

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Revision as of 01:39, 23 May 2021

24.226.109.252: Forgot a period.

24.226.109.252 — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 14:53:32 GMT

Forgot a period.

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	*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.		*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.
	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."		*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."
-	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''	+	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

AlexTCY at 01:54, 12 February 2021

AlexTCY — Fri, 12 Feb 2021 01:54:34 GMT

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	*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.		*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.
	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."		*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."
		+	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*Swampslash mentioning a rabbit while dressed like a battery is a reference to the mascot for ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Energizer_Bunny\|Energizer batteries]].	+	*Swampslash mentioning a rabbit while dressed like a battery is a reference to the mascot for {{w\|Energizer_Bunny\|Energizer batteries}}.
-	*The line "Each is sold separately with rifle and gear" is a reference to an '80s ~~[[Wikipedia:~~A-Team#Merchandise\|A-Team]] toy commercial, previously referenced in the commentary for [[more armies]]. In the commercial, they say the same exact line about the A-Team action figures.	+	*The line "Each is sold separately with rifle and gear" is a reference to an '80s {{w\|A-Team#Merchandise\|A-Team}} toy commercial, previously referenced in the commentary for [[more armies]]. In the commercial, they say the same exact line about the A-Team action figures.
-	*Reynold's pseudonym "Scrawnjob" is a reference to the rarely seen G.I. Joe character, ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Snow Job (G.I._Joe)\|Snow Job]].	+	*Reynold's pseudonym "Scrawnjob" is a reference to the rarely seen G.I. Joe character, {{w\|Snow Job (G.I._Joe)\|Snow Job}}.
-	*Flashfight's plan Operation Take 'em Down is a plan to moon the enemy. A similar battle strategy occurred in ~~[[Wikipedia:Braveheart\|~~''Braveheart'']].	+	*Flashfight's plan Operation Take 'em Down is a plan to moon the enemy. A similar battle strategy occurred in ''{{w\|Braveheart}}''.
-	*Given Cheat Commandos is a parody of 1980s cartoon-and-toyline-combo ~~[[wikipedia:~~G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero\|G.I. Joe]], the Topplegangers appear to be a reference to the ~~[[wikipedia:Dreadnoks~~\|Dreadnoks]], since both are swamp-dwelling third factions of mercenaries formed of members with Cockney accents. In particular, Swampslash's disguise and linguistic ablities refer to the chameleonic Dreadnok leader, ~~[[Wikipedia:Zartan~~\|Zartan]], who wore a mohawk and leather jacket in the early 1990s. Zartan's original figure turned blue in direct sunlight, which is likely why Swampslash is also blue.	+	*Given Cheat Commandos is a parody of 1980s cartoon-and-toyline-combo {{w\|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero\|G.I. Joe}}, the Topplegangers appear to be a reference to the {{w\|Dreadnoks}}, since both are swamp-dwelling third factions of mercenaries formed of members with Cockney accents. In particular, Swampslash's disguise and linguistic ablities refer to the chameleonic Dreadnok leader, {{w\|Zartan}}, who wore a mohawk and leather jacket in the early 1990s. Zartan's original figure turned blue in direct sunlight, which is likely why Swampslash is also blue.
-	*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the ~~[[wikipedia:Thunder Machine~~\|Thunder Machine]], which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.	+	*The Ramshankle is also a Dreadnok reference, specifically the {{w\|Thunder Machine}}, which (in-universe) is made up of parts from several vehicles, including a dune buggy, a Trans Am, and a stolen jet engine. The Thunder Machine toy itself was an original mold, though the idea of reusing parts from vehicles is a common one in such toylines.
	*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.		*In general, the introduction of the Topplegangers calls to mind many toy-based cartoons, where new groups of characters would be introduced by name one at a time and each demonstrate their gimmick, to ensure the viewer would remember the names of their toys.
-	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to Indiana Jones' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ~~[[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade\|~~''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'']]: "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."	+	*Subtlefuge's description of Swampslash's abilities is also similar to [[Indiana Jones]]' false statement regarding Marcus Brody in ''{{w\|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade}}'': "He speaks a dozen languages... He'll blend in — disappear..."
	*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.		*Gunhaver's line about having no recourse but to join criminal groups is paraphrased from the [[Batman]] episode ''Joker Goes to School''.