Gung-Ho (again)

Hasbro's G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero had a character named Gung-Ho released in 1983. By 1986 he was no longer in the line, but would be released as a second version in 1987.
At the same time in 1986 Lanard Toys, released their military toy, Gung-Ho... Long story short, the law gets involved.

[@superermac55]

Man i wish Lanard would do a throw back set based around the old Corp figures. Or do new characters in the old O ring style

[@allthehardtimes]

Nostalgia for O-ring figures is strong

[@RazHolly]

Maybe update the O-ring itself to a ball or something if they’re worried about the extra parts

[@charleshunterii7157]

I’d get behind that if they did the old school figures again

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Gung Ho 2: The Squeakquel.

[@ilnurhabibulin3322]

Lanard developed well and returned a large number of recruits

[@RazHolly]

Heck yes! They bring good things to the table, especially their vehicles, but they gotta get back on their selling game if they expect to grow.
They were getting new kid fans with Jurassic Clash, but The Corps! Time Crisis-Universe… crickets

[@ilnurhabibulin3322]

​@@RazHolly I managed to get a new Mirage and it is good, but the coloring on the back suffers from the Total Soldier series

[@ilnurhabibulin3322]

@@RazHolly and the most interesting real name of the mirage Zhang Ying

[@OFFICIALLANARDTOYNEWS]

​@@RazHollyNot Crickets. We're revamping the brands, as well as all of our Social media. Funny thing about "crickets" they can get very loud!

[@ilnurhabibulin3322]

Mirage's real name is Zhang Ying