Dragonfire- Day Five
- Studio
- Marvel Productions Ltd., Sunbow Productions, DiC Entertainment
- Distributor
- Claster Television Productions
Synopsis
C.O.B.R.A. tries to gain control of the Dragonfire, a natural energy with boundless power. G.I. Joe must stop them at all cost or they would lose the world.
Characters
Duke, Blowtorch, Clutch, Lift Ticket, Major Bludd, Scrap-Iron, Tollbooth, Xamot, Ace, Barbeque, Scarlett, Destro, Iceberg, Stalker, Wild Bill, Short Fuse, Torch, Polly, Junkyard, Cobra Commander, Ripper, Steeler, Gung-Ho, Breaker, General Hawk, Baroness, Quick Kick, Flint, Lady Jaye.
Additional Characters: Low-Light, Wet Suit, Pierre LaFonte, Taurus, Beach Head, Airborne, Nemesis Enforcer, Zandar, Dr. Mindbender, Dial Tone, Mike Randall, Serpentor, B.A. LaCarre, Buck McCann, Slip-Stream, Charles Fairmont, Dr. Filmoss, Tommy Talltree, Timothy Penser, Sci-Fi, Vena, Leatherneck, Cross-Country, Snow Job, Tripwire, WWI American Pilot, Mainframe, Zarana, Thrasher, Sgt. Slaughter, Lifeline
Additional Characters: Low-Light, Wet Suit, Pierre LaFonte, Taurus, Beach Head, Airborne, Nemesis Enforcer, Zandar, Dr. Mindbender, Dial Tone, Mike Randall, Serpentor, B.A. LaCarre, Buck McCann, Slip-Stream, Charles Fairmont, Dr. Filmoss, Tommy Talltree, Timothy Penser, Sci-Fi, Vena, Leatherneck, Cross-Country, Snow Job, Tripwire, WWI American Pilot, Mainframe, Zarana, Thrasher, Sgt. Slaughter, Lifeline
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Michael Maliani
Producing
- Producer
- Jim Duffy, Sam Weiss, Dan Thompson, Art Vitello, John Ahern, Chuck (Charles) Downs, Mark Glamack, John Grusd, Larry Houston, Alex Lovy, George Singer, John Walker
- Executive Producers
- Joe Bacal, Tom Griffin, Margaret Loesch
- Co-Producer
- Michael Charles Hill
- Supervising Producer
- Don Jurwich
- Associate Producer
- Doug Booth
Writing
- Writer
- Doug Booth
Voices
- Voice
- Michael Bell (Duke, Blowtorch, Clutch, Lift Ticket, Major Bludd, Scrap-Iron, Tollbooth, Xamot), Pat Fraley (Ace, Barbeque), B.J. Ward (Scarlett), Arthur Burghardt (Destro, Iceberg, Stalker), Frank Welker (Wild Bill, Short Fuse, Torch, Polly, Junkyard), Chris Latta (Cobra Commander, Ripper, Steeler, Gung-Ho, Breaker), Ed Gilbert (Gen. Hawk), Morgan Lofting (Baroness), François Chau (Quick Kick), Mary McDonald Lewis (Lady Jaye), Bill Ratner (Flint)
- Additional Vocal Talent
- Charles Adler (Low-Light), Jack Angel (Wet Suit, Pierre LaFonte), Earl Boen (Taurus), William Callaway (Beach Head), Peter Cullen (Airborne, Nemesis Enforcer, Zandar), Brian Cummings (Dr. Mindbender), Hank Garret (Dial Tone, Mike Randall), Richard Gautier (Serpentor, B.A. LaCarre, Buck McCann), Dan Gilvezan (Slip-Stream), Johnny Haymer (Charles Fairmont, Dr. Filmoss), Michael Horton (Tommy Talltree, Timothy Penser), Jerry Houser (Sci-Fi), Mona Marshall (Vena), Chuck McCann (Leatherneck), Michael McConnohie (Cross-Country), Rob Paulsen (Snow Job, Tripwire, WWI American Pilot), Patrick Pinney (Mainframe), Lisa Raggio (Zarana), Ted Schwartz (Thrasher), Sgt. Slaughter (Himself), Stan Wojno (Lifeline), Darleen Carr, Christian Czingland, Barbara Goodson, Jimmy Keegan, Hap Lawrence, Patricia Lentz, Loren Lester, Marilyn Schreffler
Music
Editing
- Editor
- Steven C. Brown, Robert T. Gillis
- Supervising Editors
- Steven C. Brown, Robert T. Gillis
- Assistant Editors
- Rick Gehr, Larry Whelen
- Assistant Supervising Editor
- Rick Gehr
Production notes
This series was also known as "GI Joe: A Great American Hero." It was one of the first daily syndicated animated series to "push" its action-figure star.
The series was based on the 1983 "fighting force" of five different dolls, not the original 1960's GI Joe produced by Hasbro.
Originally a weekly series, it became a daily in 1985.
The series was based on the 1983 "fighting force" of five different dolls, not the original 1960's GI Joe produced by Hasbro.
Originally a weekly series, it became a daily in 1985.