#golobulus

[animated-geisla]

Hi..

[kaontic]

Can think of at least 5 characters in the EU (3 villainous, 1 non-villainous, and 1 that hasn’t quite reached outright villainy yet, so there’s still hope for them I would say) who seriously need to have a conversation with Darak—because he gets it

Ok Megatron ain’t gonna hear scrap—and give me your saddest conceivable backstory writers—jestem gotowy (I’m ready). 🍿🍭🥤

(No famous last words on my part. Some sick animals gotta go)

Golobulus…probably not either. Also hella territorial to a comedic degree. We’ll see what he chooses to do

Pythona’s the one I still have hope for. She was friendly enough to Wheelie, so maybe Akronus can also talk some sense into her

Flagg, who most likely knows how torture is an unreliable form of extracting accurate information (according to history and studies), and also knew about Mirage, Bulkhead and Starscream (in which studying the former 2 apparently amounted to nothing), yet chose to blindly go after a conscious “metal monstrosity” (after preparing restraints for them in advance of course—hmm, wonder how many months those took to build, and wonder if those were actually meant for Optimus. Just some food for thought) in order to…get off on torturing them since he knows he can easily justify himself “protect the country” (which also apparently amounted to nothing)—

(Btw Doc’s still missing—)

And then got real pissy when confronted about it (while attempting to “apologize” to members of his own species), as he immediately resorts to making the confronter feel like crap instead of even feigning remorse—and then later going on a side quest to make someone else (whether they’re a good or bad guy is not the point) suffer: ☝️🙂‍↔️

/ He really fascinates me

Darak. Please. Keep that nightcrawling headhunting Unicron fueler (cuz Unicron…h-he literally feeds off evil too right) at comms’ length

(As like I said, some sick animals gotta go)

Just go befriend Carly and Spike, like especially Spike (who’s not villainous. At all. Just so we’re clear, but his dialogue lately whenever he mentions aliens concerns + saddens me [and I don’t blame Spike for wanting normalcy at the potential cost of his Autobot relationships—that’s on Prime. He made a promise to protect him—and he doesn’t even seem to realize that he’s been failing big time since the end of Volume 3])—

They hopefully won’t also get you tortured like how Solila did (and she didn’t mean for that. Let’s also be clear there)

[hasbr0mniverse]

Reign Of Darkness & Villainy Month! Golobulus

[apocalypse-polakiewicz]

kerowack

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, Whatever happened to Koh-Buru-Lah?

Dear Tentacled Terror,

With the death of its champion Cobra Commander, Koh-Buru-Lah—child of the cosmic Serpent and sibling to Golah-Bulas—was forced into hiding, deep within the surface of Cybertron. Cut off from its worshippers and surrounded by the cold metal it despised, it was left in a catatonic state, paralysed and unmoving far below the feet of Rodimus Prime and his fellow Cybertronians for decades. However, the dark deity's role in this world was not yet over, and Koh-Buru-Lah would be reawakened when Space War II reached Cybertron. Having already conquered Mars from the forces of Snake-Eyes, the Cobra Commander, the Serpentor sought to prevail where his father had not in claiming Cybertron for his own; and when he set foot on the metal world, the presence of his divinely-touched bloodline was felt by Koh-Buru-Lah. Reaching out to the Serpentor through his dreams, the primordial god drew to itself the Neo-Cobra Emperor, who gladly pledged his service. As a blessing to its new herald, Koh-Buru-Lah used the worship it had fed upon and its years of acclamation to Cybertron to create new followers: Kohlada and the Slitherfangs, fusions of dark occultism and living metal, nigh-unstoppable in battle.

In response to the Neo-Cobra invasion, Rodimus Prime's Autobots and Lieutenant-General Stone's G.I. Joe Xtreme agreed—with understandable suspicion and reluctance—to fight alongside the aged Snake-Eyes and his Cobra forces, against his half-brother's serpentine armies. Unfortunately, the outcome of this Cobra Civil War is clouded to my vision; I can only hope that Koh-Buru-Lah and its followers do not prevail, for I fear their ambitions may not be bound to their home reality.

[lifethenecropolis]

Another successful trip to Toy Traders in Langley BC! Finally took the plunge on Cobra-La! Can't believe it's taken me this long to pick them up, I love the figures, but I think I was just waiting to find a Royal Guard complete. Another mic/breather/antenna for the want list... 

 Picked up an upgrade Targat and Cross Country for display, Downtown for my '89 run, and the awesome Tiger Force Roadblock because I love that helmet haha! 

[riotatthemovies]

Burgess Meredith born 100 yrs ago today

[gijoe365]

141: “Golobulus.” G.I. Joe “Real American Hero” Series 6, 1987.

Welp. This may in fact be the weirdest figure I will draw for this entire project.  

Here we have the first of another 3-pack: COBRA-LA. This was the sort of “partner pack” to counter the Renegades pack preceding it. All of these characters were featured in the G.I. Joe movie that came out this same year. Ol’ Golobulus here was voiced by none other than Burgess Meredith (who played The Penguin in the Adam West Batman TV series, AND Rocky’s trainer Mickey in the Rocky movies).

Even as a kid, I remember holding this figure in my hand and thinking “Hmm.”