G.I. Joe Classified Nemesis Immortal Figure Debuts at Hasbro 1027 Event

During Hasbro’s 1027 event this past weekend, they unveiled new figures in the Marvel Legends and Star Wars Black Series and TVC lineups. Naturally, they also had something in store for G.I. Joe Classified Series collectors. The big reveal was the Cobra Nemesis Immortal figure, which is based on the character that made a memorable appearance in the 1987 animated film G.I. Joe: The Movie. Nemesis Immortal serves as the bodyguard and enforcer for Cobra-La’s ruler, Golobulus.

The Nemesis Immortal figure will be available to pre-order starting today, October 28th at 1pm ET for Pulse Premium Members and 2pm ET for the general public. UPDATE: The figure is a Pulse exclusive. On that note, you might want to take this opportunity to pick up the G.I. Joe Classified figures from NYCC 2024, which are outlined below.

New York Comic-Con 2024 is in the books, and Hasbro launched Retro Cardback Cobra Viper, Dr. Mindbender, and Craig “Rock ’N Roll” McConnel figures for the event. Details and pre-order links for each of the figures can be found below.

• G.I. Joe Classified Retro Cardback Cobra Viper – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon: Includes rifle and pistol accessories, swappable hands, a backpack, googles, and a footlocker.
• G.I. Joe Classified Dr. Mindbender – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon: Includes weapon accessories and a footlocker.
• G.I. Joe Classified Craig “Rock ’N Roll” McConnel – See at Entertainment Earth / Amazon: Includes rifle and pistol accessories, a swappable hand, walkie talkie, ammo, a helmet, and a footlocker.
• You can keep up with more of Hasbro’s latest action figure releases right here.

What Is the Transformers / G.I. Joe Movie About?

Officially announced by Paramount Pictures earlier this year, Transformers / G.I. Joe will finally introduce a live-action crossover between the two iconic Hasbro multimedia lines. The prospect of the crossover was first teased in the ending of 2023’s Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Mark Vahradian, Michael Bay, Tom DeSanto & Don Murphy are producing, while Steven Spielberg and Hasbro Entertainment are executive producers. A director for the film is not currently confirmed.

Speaking to Collider about Transformers One, franchise producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura confirmed that the crossover movie with G.I. Joe would be the next live-action movie to come from the world of Transformers:

“Well, we’re going, again, subject to success, we’re going to do a sequel to this, and there will be an animated version, and it will exist completely separately to whatever we do live-action. The next live-action movie will be a crossover,” the producer said. “Where it will be particularly affected is the fact that we now know what these robots are capable of emotionally in a way. So we’re going to have to figure out how to create that room, that we can afford that, and create a story that you can take more advantage of that. So one of the things that I’m particularly interested in doing, and we’re still in the development phase, so nothing is by any means written in stone, but I think we need to do more now from the robot point of view in the live-action because that’s the only way you’re really going to get inside them.”

“Instead of them reacting to humans or reacting to the human plot, what is their drive, has to be part of that story now,” he explained. “So it’s going to be complicated because now the hardest thing about a lot of franchise movies is how many characters there are, and the more characters you try to manage, the harder it is to make a bunch of really good ones. You kind of got to keep going, keep it smaller, keep it smaller. So we’ll be in that process for a while where we’ll start with a bunch of Joes and a bunch of Transformers and I’ll say, regular humans, and then you’re going to do this. That’s kind of where we are right now, is trying to put the larger thing in place. The trick in this one, like we were talking about here, in trying to find that tone and balance is like, ‘Well, how much of the Joes do you want? And how much of the Transformers do you want?’”