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Gnawgahyde
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Animated Appearances
| DiC Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words
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| Ian James Corlett | 14 | 1,274 seconds | 117 | 1,251
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Notes: DiC's Gnawgahyde wore his 1989 outfit with a leopard-print brim on his hat and was portrayed as Australian. Alternately cast as comic relief himself or as a straight man to Metal-Head's antics. The warthog did not appear in the cartoon, although Road Pig has an unrelated warthog in the second season's Long Live Rock 'n Roll.
| Operation Dragonfire: Day 1 | 61 seconds | 7 lines | at base; in H.I.S.S. II to attack monastery; stealing Cobra Commander
| | Operation Dragonfire: Day 2 | 173 seconds | 15 lines | at command center in caves, restoring Cobra Commander, escaping on a log
| | Operation Dragonfire: Day 3 | 80 seconds | 6 lines | seeking Dragonfire in Lost City ruins
| | Operation Dragonfire: Day 4 | 178 seconds | 7 lines | stealing Conquest, witnessing Pythonization, providing iguana to transform Serpentor
| | Season 1 Opening (DiC) | 1 second | (silent) | in footage from DiC season 1 (0:32)
| | United We Stand | 130 seconds | 17 lines | attacking Joes near Cobra lab, in Hurricane guarding Joe HQ, at rocket base, escaping in Dominator
| | Granny Dearest | 201 seconds | 17 lines | tracking turbine, driving Rage, directing stampede at train, in Floating Fortress, escaping
| | Victory at Volcania Part 1 | 1 second | (silent) | flying Hurricane to attack Joe R&R base (3:50)
| | Victory at Volcania Part 2 | 2 seconds | (silent) | driving Rage against Joes (3:11-12)
| | The Nozone Conspiracy | 159 seconds | 15 lines | stealing shaving cream, at Nozone briefing, in ad, selling Nozone, filling CFC balloon
| | Pigskin Commandos | 2 seconds | (silent) | trying to tackle Grid-Iron (5:11-12)
| | Cold Shoulder | 186 seconds | 22 lines | in Cobra base, driving Snow Shark to capture shuttle
| | I Found You...Evy | 2 seconds | (silent) | running toward Tomahawk crash (5:46-47)
| | The Mind Mangler | 98 seconds | 11 lines | at Cobra base, on Mind Mangler's viewscreen during Duke's mind probe
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Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
To my knowledge, Gnawgahyde did not appear in the vintage comic.
Figure Releases
| Version 1: spring 1989 regular carded figure assortment
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| Dreadnok Poacher
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| - head: Gnawgahyde (89), Gen. Mayhem (05)
- arms: Gnawgahyde (89), Zangief (93), Dreadnok Crusher (04)
- torso: Gnawgahyde (89), Zangief (93), Dreadnok Crusher (04)
- waist: Gnawgahyde (89), Dreadnok Crusher (04)
- legs: Gnawgahyde (89), Dreadnok Crusher (04)
| | Accessories: black PSG1 sniper rifle with long scope and thick bipod with legs set wide apart (new), silver knife with ribbed grip and serrated back edge (new), silver machete with double blade and arm clip (new), large black simple bow, curved at each end (new), light brown warthog with white mane, in crouching stance (new), tan outback hat with brim upturned on one side (new), black thin quiver backpack with engraved arrows (new).
| GNAWGAHYDE could have single-handedly decimated the herds of all the endangered species of Africa, if his fellow poachers hadn't railroaded him off the continent for cheating at cards, being generally obnoxious, and smelling bad. He was subsisting on his earnings as a freelance fur stealer when he was recruited by the Dreadnoks at an all-night donut and grape soda shoppe.
"He takes his hunting and tracking very seriously! Gnawgahyde won't bathe for a month before he goes out into the bush so the animals will not smell the soap on his body. He greases himself with rancid hog-fat and eats what he can trap and shoot in the wild. Gnawgahyde does this so that the chemical additives of processed foods won't alter his body chemistry and scare off the game with too human a scent. It's a good thing he's basically anti-social!"
| | Toy Notes: Item #6535.
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