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:''Cobra-La is a group of weirdos | :''Cobra-La is a group of weirdos from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
'''Cobra-La''' is a bizarre, ancient civilization hidden away in the [[Himalayas]]. They use organic technology and despise humanity for not doing the same. | '''Cobra-La''' is a bizarre, ancient civilization hidden away in the [[Himalayas]]. They use organic technology and despise humanity for not doing the same. | ||
Revision as of 06:32, 11 February 2010
- Cobra-La is a group of weirdos from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Cobra-La is a bizarre, ancient civilization hidden away in the Himalayas. They use organic technology and despise humanity for not doing the same.
Members include the half-serpent, crab-armored ruler, Golobulus, the silent powerhouse Nemesis Enforcer, the deadly and not-so-beautiful Pythona, many axe-wielding soldiers, and a vast array of big, ugly critters.
Fiction
G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers
Thousands of years ago, Unicron arrived to devour Earth, and only Cobra-La could stop him. They had developed a metal-eating fungus that threatened to destroy Unicron, while Unicron could simply have buried them alive. Forced into stalemate, the Chaos Bringer made a deal: Unicron would leave Earth alone for a few thousand years, and Cobra-La would go into exile. In exchange, Unicron would devour only humanity when he returned, while Cobra-La would be allowed to keep the planet after the apocalypse. Unicron departed and Cobra-La fled into the Himalayas, but they kept samples of the fungus. Black Horizon
Notes
- Cobra-La is clearly based to some degree on Shangri-La, but in a thoroughly twisted fashion.
