Cheat Commandos Vehicles
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There are four known ground vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. Among them are the "Troop Carrier" (which appears to be a tank), the "Troop Transport", and the "Action Figure Storage Truck". The Troop Transport is avalible to be printed out in [[Cheat Commandos Playsets]]. The Action Figure Storage Truck is seen in the [[Cheat Commandos (toon)|Cheat Commandos toon]]. In [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], [[Gunhaver]] rides up in the new "Cheat Command-snowbile". | There are four known ground vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. Among them are the "Troop Carrier" (which appears to be a tank), the "Troop Transport", and the "Action Figure Storage Truck". The Troop Transport is avalible to be printed out in [[Cheat Commandos Playsets]]. The Action Figure Storage Truck is seen in the [[Cheat Commandos (toon)|Cheat Commandos toon]]. In [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], [[Gunhaver]] rides up in the new "Cheat Command-snowbile". | ||
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There are two known aerial vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. The first one seen is the helicopter. The action figure of [[Firebert]], held by [[Strong Bad]], uses the helicopter to parachute into enemy lines in the original Cheat Commandos toon. | There are two known aerial vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. The first one seen is the helicopter. The action figure of [[Firebert]], held by [[Strong Bad]], uses the helicopter to parachute into enemy lines in the original Cheat Commandos toon. | ||
| - | [[Crackotage's Plane]] was used to drop supplies to [[Fightgar]], [[Silent Rip]], [[Gunhaver]], and [[Firebert]] in [[Cheat Commandos...O's]] during their search for the [[Blue Laser]] base in [[the secret desert]]. Silent Rip refers to it as "that plane". | + | [[Crackotage's Plane]] was used to drop supplies to [[Fightgar]], [[Silent Rip]], [[Gunhaver]], and [[Firebert]] in [[Cheat Commandos...O's]] during their search for the [[Blue Laser]] base in [[the secret desert]]. Silent Rip refers to it as "that plane." |
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| + | Like the Cheat Commandos, Blue Laser has access to vehicles, though only one has seen widespread visuals in the cartoon, the Blue Laser Tank. A heavily-armored vehicle, it's easily identified by its dark-blue paintjob and blue laser insignia on the tank's sides. Its pilots show a callous disregard for local traffic laws; in [[Shopping for Danger]], one (which presumably is the one Blue Laser drove there) is parked across at least 4 parking spaces. | ||
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Revision as of 20:15, 2 August 2008
All real world army forces require vehicles, as do the Cheat Commandos.
Ground Vehicles
There are four known ground vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. Among them are the "Troop Carrier" (which appears to be a tank), the "Troop Transport", and the "Action Figure Storage Truck". The Troop Transport is avalible to be printed out in Cheat Commandos Playsets. The Action Figure Storage Truck is seen in the Cheat Commandos toon. In The Next Epi-Snowed, Gunhaver rides up in the new "Cheat Command-snowbile".
Aerial Vehicles
There are two known aerial vehicles in the Cheat Commandos world. The first one seen is the helicopter. The action figure of Firebert, held by Strong Bad, uses the helicopter to parachute into enemy lines in the original Cheat Commandos toon.
Crackotage's Plane was used to drop supplies to Fightgar, Silent Rip, Gunhaver, and Firebert in Cheat Commandos...O's during their search for the Blue Laser base in the secret desert. Silent Rip refers to it as "that plane."
Blue Laser Vehicles
Like the Cheat Commandos, Blue Laser has access to vehicles, though only one has seen widespread visuals in the cartoon, the Blue Laser Tank. A heavily-armored vehicle, it's easily identified by its dark-blue paintjob and blue laser insignia on the tank's sides. Its pilots show a callous disregard for local traffic laws; in Shopping for Danger, one (which presumably is the one Blue Laser drove there) is parked across at least 4 parking spaces.
