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    • The Japanese toyline consisted primarily of repackaged figures and vehicles from the U.S. that were produced during the 1982-1985 period. Only two figures, a version of Duke (who was renamed Grunt) wit… See more

    Character Changes

    The Joes' battle cry was changed from "Yo Joe!" to "Go! G.I. Joe!". This is because the American version sounds like "yojou", which translates into "little girl".
    A new emblem was made for the G.I. Joe Team, a bl… See more

    Cartoon

    The Japanese dub of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero aired on TV Asahi from July 24, 1986 to March 27, 1987. Only 33 episodes from the first season (including the first two mini-series) were broadcast by TV Asahi b… See more

    Bibliography

    Comic BomBom - A G.I. Joe manga was serialized for six issues from September 1986 to February 1987 as a tie-in to the Japanese dub of the TV series. Drawn by Hisaharu Ueda (上田 久治, Ueda Hisaharu), i...… See more

    Other Localized Products

    A Japanese dub of G.I. Joe: The Moviewas released on VHS in 1990 by Geomilda. This dub has no continuity with the dub of the TV series, having different actors portraying the characters, with Duke...
    The 1992 G… See more

    Why did the Joes' battle cry change from 'Yo Joe' to 'GI Joe'?
    The Joes' battle cry was changed from "Yo Joe!" to "Go! G.I. Joe!". This is because the American version sounds like "yojou", which translates into "little girl". A new emblem was made for the G.I. Joe Team, a blue eagle to contrast with the red Cobra emblem.
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