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* Armor Ace and the Power Patrol: [[The March of Freedom]] |
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* Armor Ace and the Power Patrol In [[Cold Steel (season)|Cold Steel]] |
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Revision as of 18:19, 3 July 2022
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Armor Ace and the Power Patrol was an animated television program made by the Dynamite Animation Company before the Great War.
Background
Armor Ace was a popular cartoon television series that focused on the adventures of Armor Ace, the ideal American hero. Alongside his friends, Platinum and Brickhouse, the Power Patrol, and their trusty suit of power armor, Armor Ace went toe-to-toe with the Red Vipers and the Subjugator, Secretary of Oppression, leader of the Red Vipers, and embodiment of all things evil and communist. In addition, the Yukon Territory was presented as American liberation, while modified amalgamations of robots fought back, known as the Yukon Five.
Characters
The Power Patrol
 Armor Ace |
 Erin "Platinum" Moses |
 Michael "Brickhouse" Patrick |
 Phillip "Icebreaker" Kotlik |
 Emma "Doubletap" Kotlik |
The Red Vipers
 The Subjugator |
Red Viper soldiers | Liberators |
The Yukon Five
Yukon Five logo
Quotes
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“Technology is power!”— Armor Ace
“When we work together, the world is our playground.”— Armor Ace
“With new experiences come great rewards.”— Armor Ace
“It's time to crush the leaders of the robotic Yukon Uprising, one by one!”— Armor Ace
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Merchandise
- Board games[1]
- Armor Ace and the Power Patrol: The March of Freedom
- Armor Ace and the Power Patrol In Cold Steel
- Toys[2]
- Backpack flairs (Armor Ace/Platinum/Brickhouse)
Appearances
Armor Ace and the Power Patrol is mentioned only in Fallout 76, introduced in the One Wasteland For All update, and expanded upon in Locked & Loaded. Related items and paraphernalia appear in-game, and the show's official board game serves as the playable area for the second season in Fallout 76. The fourth season also features Cold Steel.
Behind the scenes
- Armor Ace and the Power Patrol shares marked similarities with the 1983 TV series G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero. Both are action-based cartoons about a special United States military force (G.I. Joe / The Power Patrol) armed with laser weapons and high-tech vehicles, fighting a villainous snake-themed organization (Cobra / The Red Vipers) whose leader wears a reflective silver mask (Cobra Commander / The Subjugator).
- The Armor Ace and the Power Patrol backpack flairs based on Armor Ace, Platinum, and Brickhouse share significant design similarities with 1980s action figures, particularly the style of action figure used by the G.I. Joe franchise at the time.
Gallery
References
- ↑ Maximo Leone: "Do you want to play the Armor Ace board game with me?"
(Maximo Leone's dialogue) - ↑ Vault Dweller: "Marty's fine. The Brothers say he's very...enthusiastic."
George Putnam: "Marty always liked playing soldier. He liked those old "Armor Ace" toys, that kind of thing. He's a hard worker if you can get him to stay interested. Take care of him, please."
(George Putnam's dialogue)