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| rdfs:comment | - A trilogy of CGI movies based on the Action Man toy franchise.
* The Archer: Redwolf
* Broad Strokes: Despite the then-recent CGI TV series, the movies seem to follow the 90s animated series, albeit in broad strokes.
* Clear My Name: Action Man must do this in the Robot Atak movie, after No Face impersonated him to kidnap Professor Moran.
* Expy: No Face's appearance and Modus Operandi make him an evil version of Darkman.
* Fun Personified: Flynt.
* Mad Scientist: Profesor Gangrene.
* Master of Disguise: No Face.
* Mecha-Mooks: the X-Robots
* Power Trio:Action Force.
* Redwolf is the Superego (calm and collected, though with some sense of humor)
* Action Man is the Ego (as the quintessential action hero, sometimes he makes good planning, but other
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| abstract | - A trilogy of CGI movies based on the Action Man toy franchise.
* The Archer: Redwolf
* Broad Strokes: Despite the then-recent CGI TV series, the movies seem to follow the 90s animated series, albeit in broad strokes.
* Clear My Name: Action Man must do this in the Robot Atak movie, after No Face impersonated him to kidnap Professor Moran.
* Expy: No Face's appearance and Modus Operandi make him an evil version of Darkman.
* Fun Personified: Flynt.
* Mad Scientist: Profesor Gangrene.
* Master of Disguise: No Face.
* Mecha-Mooks: the X-Robots
* Power Trio:Action Force.
* Redwolf is the Superego (calm and collected, though with some sense of humor)
* Action Man is the Ego (as the quintessential action hero, sometimes he makes good planning, but other times he takes impulsive actions to keep the world safe)
* Flynt is the Id (impulsive and fun-loving)
* Recycled Script: the X Missions movie reuses both the plot and some character models from the G.I. Joe movie Valor Versus Venom. Both are still good in their own way.
* Sixth Ranger: Rebel in the X Missions movie.
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