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* GreaterScopeVillain: There is a fascinating offhand line from Krieger to Cobra Commander that Krieger "helped create" Cobra, which would theoretically make Krieger this for the original cartoon timeline alongside Golobulus. Of course, we'll never know where the show intended to go with it...
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: You know a person isn't one to be messed with when their surname is Savage.
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* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to ComicStrip/BuckRogers, and the series name is one to ''Sgt. Fury and his ComicBook/HowlingCommandos''.
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* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to ComicStrip/BuckRogers, and the series name is one to ''Sgt. Fury and his ComicBook/HowlingCommandos''.''ComicBook/SgtFuryAndHisHowlingCommandos''.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Robert S. Savage.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Robert S. You know a person isn't one to be messed with when their surname is Savage.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Sgt. Savage's profile in ''Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook 3'' makes a meta-joke about it by adding new details to his backstory ripped off from ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.ComicBook/CaptainAmerica (especially being a soldier from World War II who was a test subject for an experiment to create a powerful warrior and ended up frozen before thawing out in modern times). Sgt. Savage's profile in ''Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook 3'' makes a meta-joke about it by adding new details to his backstory ripped off from ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''.
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* KarmaHoudini: Krieger doesn't get his comeuppance at the end of the special, since it was intended to be the start of a series. At least his plan was stopped.
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* KarmaHoudini: Krieger doesn't get his comeuppance at the end of the special, special and likely survived his shuttle exploding at the end, since it was intended to be the start of a series. At least his plan was stopped.
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* FlatCharacter: Due to being a single episode, most of the Screaming Eagles get no characterization, with the exceptions of Mouse who gets a bit of focus, and D-Day and Dynamite [[AllThereInTheManual who got toys and therefore filecards]],
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After ''Sgt. Savage'''s cancellation, the Sarge himself [[{{Transplant}} was made a core character]] on ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeExtreme'', and both its tie-in cartoon and comic had installments dealing with Savage's past with the IRON army. Additionally, some of the ''G.I. Joe's'' franchises' crossovers with ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' have made reference to some of the concepts from ''Sgt. Savage'', including certain characters featured in ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'', a part of the new Franchise/HasbroComicUniverse.
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After ''Sgt. Savage'''s cancellation, the Sarge himself [[{{Transplant}} was made a core character]] on ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeExtreme'', and both its tie-in cartoon and comic had installments dealing with Savage's past with the IRON army. Additionally, some of the ''G.I. Joe's'' franchises' crossovers with ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' have made reference to some of the concepts from ''Sgt. Savage'', including certain characters featured in ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'', a part of the new Franchise/HasbroComicUniverse.ComicBook/HasbroComicUniverse.
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Some of the Screaming Eagles' vehicles (among them the Sarge's Warhawk and the "Blitz" tank) were reactivated World War II vehicles with an additional amount of RetroUpgrade (like giving a Sherman Tank (the aforementioned Blitz) a plasma cannon as a main gun).
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Some of the Screaming Eagles' vehicles (among them the Sarge's Warhawk and the "Blitz" tank) were reactivated World War II vehicles with an additional amount of RetroUpgrade (like giving a Sherman Tank (the aforementioned Blitz) a plasma cannon as a main gun).
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* CoolBike: One of the figures, Urban Assault Dynamite, comes packaged with a "Speed Burnin' Attack Cycle!"
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Some of the Screaming Eagles' vehicles (among them the Sarge's Warhawk and the "Blitz" tank) were reactivated WorldWarII vehicles with an additional amount of RetroUpgrade (like giving a Sherman Tank (the aforementioned Blitz) a plasma cannon as a main gun).
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Some of the Screaming Eagles' vehicles (among them the Sarge's Warhawk and the "Blitz" tank) were reactivated WorldWarII World War II vehicles with an additional amount of RetroUpgrade (like giving a Sherman Tank (the aforementioned Blitz) a plasma cannon as a main gun).
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* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk. Already awesome because of being a WorldWarII plane, the toy line gave it a RetroUpgrade with full-blown self-piloting autopilot, VTOL capabilities and on the toy proper a ''ginormous Gatling Gun underneath its nose''.
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* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk. Already awesome because of being a WorldWarII World War II plane, the toy line gave it a RetroUpgrade with full-blown self-piloting autopilot, VTOL capabilities and on the toy proper a ''ginormous Gatling Gun underneath its nose''.
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* BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Some of the Screaming Eagles' vehicles (among them the Sarge's Warhawk and the "Blitz" tank) were reactivated WorldWarII vehicles with an additional amount of RetroUpgrade (like giving a Sherman Tank (the aforementioned Blitz) a plasma cannon as a main gun).
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* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk.
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* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk. Already awesome because of being a WorldWarII plane, the toy line gave it a RetroUpgrade with full-blown self-piloting autopilot, VTOL capabilities and on the toy proper a ''ginormous Gatling Gun underneath its nose''.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: Of the four “old” characters appearing, Lady Jaye is the most different to her traditional looks in the toys, comics or TV shows, being a blonde with a different haircut.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: Of the four “old” characters appearing, Lady Jaye is the most different to her traditional looks in the toys, comics or TV shows, being conventional design, appearing here as a blonde with a different haircut.bobcut.
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* ActionFigureFileCard: As noted below, sometimes they provide more information on the characters than the animated episode.
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* FlatCharacter: Due to being a single episode, most of the Screaming Eagles get no characterization, with the exceptions of Mouse who gets a bit of focus, and D-Day and Dynamite [[AllThereInTheManual who got toys and therefore filecards]],
* FunWithAcronyms: IRON stands for International Robotic Operations Network.
* FunWithAcronyms: IRON stands for International Robotic Operations Network.
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* KarmaHoudini: Krieger doesn't get his comeuppance at the end of the special, since it was intended to be the start of a series. At least his plan was stopped.
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* MerchandiseDriven: In this case, the episode came packaged with the Sgt Savage figure, but still served as advertisement to the other figures and accessories.
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* MerchandiseDriven: In this case, the episode came packaged with one of the Sgt Sgt. Savage figure, figures, but still served as advertisement to advertising for the other figures and accessories.
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* ToylessToylineCharacter: Due to the short live of the toyline, a few Screaming Eagles were unreleased as figures.
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* ToylessToylineCharacter: Due to the short live life of the toyline, a few Screaming Eagles were unreleased as figures.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Sgt. Savage's profile in ''Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook 3'' made a meta-joke about it by adding new details to Savage's backstory ripped off from ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Sgt. Savage's profile in ''Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook 3'' made makes a meta-joke about it by adding new details to Savage's his backstory ripped off from ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''.
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* WorldOfMuscleMen: All male characters are muscular, even Doc.
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* WorldOfMuscleMen: All the male characters are muscular, even Doc.
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* TheCameo: While Hawk and Lady Jaye have a recurring role throughout the episode, Doc and Cobra Commander’s appearances amount to this.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by Creaator/{{Hasbro}}, but very short-lived. ''Sgt. Savage'' was the last ''G.I Joe'' line to have the involvement of Kirk Bozigian, who had worked on the franchise since the inception of ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' in 1982.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by Creaator/{{Hasbro}}, Creator/{{Hasbro}}, but very short-lived. ''Sgt. Savage'' was the last ''G.I Joe'' line to have the involvement of Kirk Bozigian, who had worked on the franchise since the inception of ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' in 1982.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by, but very short-lived. Though produced under the Creator/{{Kenner}} brand, ''Sgt. Savage'' was the last ''G.I Joe line'' to have the involvement of Creator/{{Hasbro}} employee Kirk Bozigian, who had worked on the ''G.I Joe'' franchise since the inception of ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' in 1982.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by, by Creaator/{{Hasbro}}, but very short-lived. Though produced under the Creator/{{Kenner}} brand, ''Sgt. Savage'' was the last ''G.I Joe line'' Joe'' line to have the involvement of Creator/{{Hasbro}} employee Kirk Bozigian, who had worked on the ''G.I Joe'' franchise since the inception of ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' in 1982.
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''Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles'' is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, intended as an extension of the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise.
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* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to ComicStrip/BuckRogers.
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* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to ComicStrip/BuckRogers.ComicStrip/BuckRogers, and the series name is one to ''Sgt. Fury and his ComicBook/HowlingCommandos''.
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''Sgt. Savage and His Screaming Eagles'' is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, intended as an extension of the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise.
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''Sgt. Savage and His his Screaming Eagles'' is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, intended as an extension of the ''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by Creator/{{Hasbro}}, but very short-lived.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made by Creator/{{Hasbro}}, by, but very short-lived.short-lived. Though produced under the Creator/{{Kenner}} brand, ''Sgt. Savage'' was the last ''G.I Joe line'' to have the involvement of Creator/{{Hasbro}} employee Kirk Bozigian, who had worked on the ''G.I Joe'' franchise since the inception of ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' in 1982.
After ''Sgt. Savage'''s cancellation, the Sarge himself [[{{Transplant}} was made a core character]] on ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeExtreme'', and both its tie-in cartoon and comic had installments dealing with Savage's past with the IRON army. Additionally, some of the ''G.I. Joe's'' franchises' crossovers with ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' have made reference to some of the concepts from ''Sgt. Savage'', including certain characters featured in ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'', a part of the new Franchise/HasbroComicUniverse.
After ''Sgt. Savage'''s cancellation, the Sarge himself [[{{Transplant}} was made a core character]] on ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeExtreme'', and both its tie-in cartoon and comic had installments dealing with Savage's past with the IRON army. Additionally, some of the ''G.I. Joe's'' franchises' crossovers with ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' have made reference to some of the concepts from ''Sgt. Savage'', including certain characters featured in ''ComicBook/{{Revolutionaries}}'', a part of the new Franchise/HasbroComicUniverse.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. Sgt. Savage's profile in ''Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook 3'' made a meta-joke about it by adding new details to Savage's backstory ripped off from ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''.
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* CaptainErsatz: More like ''Sergeant'' Expy, considering how much Savage's OriginStory takes from ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.
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* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to Buck Rogers.ComicStrip/BuckRogers.
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''Sgt. Savage and His Screaming Eagles'' is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, intended as an extension of the''Franchise/GIJoe'' franchise.
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Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, with its only 30-minute animated special titled "Old Soldiers Never Die" starring Robert Savage, a World War II soldier given superhuman abilities and awakened in modern times to fight alongside the Joes. Hawk puts Savage in charge of an undisciplined unit known as the "Screaming Eagles" that the Sergeant turns into an useful squad, but then Savage finds out that scientist Garret Stromm actually is his traitorous WWII second-in-command, Garrison "Blitz" Krieger.
A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made, but very short-lived.
A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made, but very short-lived.
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Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, with its only 30-minute animated special titled "Old Soldiers Never Die" starring Robert Savage, a World War II soldier given superhuman abilities and awakened in modern times to fight alongside the Joes. Hawk puts Savage in charge of an undisciplined unit known as the "Screaming Eagles" that the Sergeant turns into
into an useful squad, but then Savage finds out that scientist Garret Stromm actually is his traitorous WWII second-in-command, Garrison "Blitz" Krieger.
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Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles is an OneEpisodeWonder from 1994, with its only 30-minute animated special titled "Old Soldiers Never Die" starring Robert Savage, a World War II soldier given superhuman abilities and awakened in modern times to fight alongside the Joes. Hawk puts Savage in charge of an undisciplined unit known as the "Screaming Eagles" that the Sergeant turns into
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Robert S. Savage.
* TheCameo: While Hawk and Lady Jaye have a recurring role throughout the episode, Doc and Cobra Commander’s appearances amount to this.
* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk.
* GatlingGood: Savage uses a gatling gun during the war and in the battle against Krieger.
* HumanPopsicle: Sgt Savage is found cryogenically frozen.
* MechaMooks: The IRON Stormtroopers.
* MerchandiseDriven: In this case, the episode came packaged with the Sgt Savage figure, but still served as advertisement to the other figures and accessories.
* PuttingOnTheReich: Krieger’s uniform as General Blitz gives vibes of this, which is not surprising since he aided the Nazis during the war.
* SergeantRock: Savage, of course. When the Eagles slack around, he tears their basketball with his bare hands, but when they learn to behave, he becomes nicer towards them.
* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to Buck Rogers.
* StupidJetpackHitler: In this version of the story, the Nazis were working on genetic and cybernetic enhancements.
* SuperSoldier: Savage is a variation since his strength comes and goes.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Due to the short live of the toyline, a few Screaming Eagles were unreleased as figures.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Krieger under his Garret Stromm identity.
* WorldOfMuscleMen: All male characters are muscular, even Doc.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: Of the four “old” characters appearing, Lady Jaye is the most different to her traditional looks in the toys, comics or TV shows, being a blonde with a different haircut.
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A corresponding toyline (with figures in the 4.5" scale rather than the traditional 3.75" scale) was made, but very short-lived.
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!!This show provides examples of:
* AwesomeMcCoolname: Robert S. Savage.
* TheCameo: While Hawk and Lady Jaye have a recurring role throughout the episode, Doc and Cobra Commander’s appearances amount to this.
* CoolPlane: The P-40 Warhawk.
* GatlingGood: Savage uses a gatling gun during the war and in the battle against Krieger.
* HumanPopsicle: Sgt Savage is found cryogenically frozen.
* MechaMooks: The IRON Stormtroopers.
* MerchandiseDriven: In this case, the episode came packaged with the Sgt Savage figure, but still served as advertisement to the other figures and accessories.
* PuttingOnTheReich: Krieger’s uniform as General Blitz gives vibes of this, which is not surprising since he aided the Nazis during the war.
* SergeantRock: Savage, of course. When the Eagles slack around, he tears their basketball with his bare hands, but when they learn to behave, he becomes nicer towards them.
* ShoutOut: Savage compares his situation to Buck Rogers.
* StupidJetpackHitler: In this version of the story, the Nazis were working on genetic and cybernetic enhancements.
* SuperSoldier: Savage is a variation since his strength comes and goes.
* ToylessToylineCharacter: Due to the short live of the toyline, a few Screaming Eagles were unreleased as figures.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Krieger under his Garret Stromm identity.
* WorldOfMuscleMen: All male characters are muscular, even Doc.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: Of the four “old” characters appearing, Lady Jaye is the most different to her traditional looks in the toys, comics or TV shows, being a blonde with a different haircut.
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