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Despite the fact that Creature Commandos has only aired three episodes up until now, DC enthusiasts have already been treated to numerous Easter eggs and references linking to the broader DC Universe. This week, we delved into GI Robot’s ten-year history (voiced by Sean Gunn), which also subtly paved the way for a fan-favorite superhero team making their debut in the DC Universe.
In Episode 3 of Creature Commandos, we learned about the heartbreaking past of GI Robot, a character voiced by Sean Gunn. Similar to The Bride, GI Robot’s tale dates back to a different time in the DC Universe – World War II, during which this robotic soldier proved indispensable in the fight against the Axis Powers. However, his actions – carrying out his programming to kill Nazis – led him to prison. The episode also provided James Gunn with an ideal chance to subtly introduce lesser-known DC antagonists that many people are unfamiliar with.
Episode 3 of Creature Commandos upends expectations, demonstrating no character is invulnerable within the DC Universe’s initial series. Concurrently, as Task Force M engages in battle against Circe (portrayed by Anya Chalotra), this episode delves into the past of GI Robot (voiced by Sean Gunn). Originally designed to eradicate Nazis, GI Robot struggled to adapt when war ceased – a formidable challenge that ultimately led him to Belle Reve penitentiary. Throughout his journey, GI Robot crossed paths with numerous pivotal DC Comics characters, hinting at various figures who might appear in James Gunn’s DCU.