Honestly? Yes. They'd barbecue him for being on a tv show. they do it to professional actors, so why not a kid? since half of Hollywood is into kids anyways...
I am sure the hole nipple thing would at least count as sexual harassment and the coloring over might just be an crime to art. However, I agree with the whole removing Serpentors helmet. It's a war crime being exposed to that.
@@BaronOfZLand In the original show none of the characters ever died. Including the main villains. I mean technically they did but just came back to life.
I mean, worse I did to my smaller action figures was "cryogenically freezing" them in a glass of water placed in the freezer. I would always take them out after and thaw them out in the sink.
..........I did the same thing.Sadly thats how one poor guy ended up with no head.I dropped him in a botched thaw session.RIP robot from the show reboot
One time my dog bit the face off of one my Barbie dolls. I tried to sculpt her a new face with play-doh and...let's just say Barbie stopped leaving the house after that.
His name is Max Charles and he is also known for his voice acting roles as Sherman from Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014) and Kion, Simba’s younger son from The Lion Guard on Disney Junior.
This only happened when I had duplicates of a figure and one of them was already slightly damaged or scratched up in some way.... Then it was uhhh... Part of a really intense plot involving a character's untimely demise. I'll never forget Dreadnok Monkeywrench falling asleep next to the Cobra deathray (a magnifying glass held by a radio shack robotic arm in the noon day sun) 😂 RIP Monkeywrench...
Everything G.I. Joe was Hasbro. First the old 12inch ones back in the 60's. Then in 1982 Hasbro released G.I. Joe A Real American Hero line with 3 3/4" figures with O-rings to hold the waists together. Now today's Joe figures since 2007 have a chest swivel. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.....the rest is 25% red lasers and 25% blue lasers
That does make you realize that yea a gun against something 29x bigger than us would do nothing, but a tank would be the equivalent of shooting it with a gun that would be for their size
a bicycle tire...I mean come on, what an amateur. My preferred methods were: Lighter Fluid, Matches, fire works and a pellet gun. Onetime I put an action figure into a toy plane that I filled the cockpit with fire cracker gunpowder. I draped a fuse over the side of the plane and I drizzled lighter fluid across the driveway. Then I lit it and started saying: oh my god Johnny, there's a fuel leak....a fuel leak. Then the fire reached the fuse and the plane burst into flames and I started mock screaming as the pilot. It was most glorious
Yo, I never did any of this to GI Joe! Weeeell maybe I switched the bottoms! Also twisted them around till the rubber band couldn't twist any more and let the legs spin back like a helicopter! That's it! I promise! HEY! It was 1984!!!!🤷🏿♂️😁
I never destroyed my joes but I used to take those little green and tan army men that you could buy like a couple hundred of for $20 and crush them with rocks and blow up with firecrackers.
Massive run band wars. Line up 2 opposing armies and myself and my little brother let fly. Rubber bands flying like crazy and army men flying every which way. ( then we pulled out the big bands
I like to think I was relatively nice to my toys, I just kept forgetting to put them away...except for that one barbie who got her face bitten off by my dog and I tried to make her new one out of playdough....and another Barbie that I gave a Mohawk to and painted her hands green with nail polish...and there was another barbie that I threw out the window when I was like 4 because for SOME reason I kept throwing things out the window.. ...yeah all my barbie probably hated me LMAO
Hahaha, when I was a kid, I had two GI Joe figures, once I swapped heads, and another time painted one of the figures as a Power Ranger...was lucky my toys did not shot at me.
