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	'''Charles Gunhaver''' is the erstwhile leader of the [[Cheat Commandos]]. Among his mission credits are leading an action figure storage vehicle attack on [[Blue Laser]], leading a search party to uncover Blue Laser's [[Secret Desert Headquarters\|secret desert headquarters]], and staving off the danger of Blue Laser saving money at [[Price Style]]. Certain parts of the cartoon [[Let us give TANKS!]] strongly suggest that the rest of the Cheat Commandos regard Gunhaver as possibly ''too'' enthusiastic about his duties. A [[Running Gags\|running gag]] surrounding him is people will usually [[Gunhaver's Name\|flub his name~~]]. His first name, Charles, was revealed by Blue Laser commander in [[Let us give TANKS!~~]].		'''Charles Gunhaver''' is the erstwhile leader of the [[Cheat Commandos]]. Among his mission credits are leading an action figure storage vehicle attack on [[Blue Laser]], leading a search party to uncover Blue Laser's [[Secret Desert Headquarters\|secret desert headquarters]], and staving off the danger of Blue Laser saving money at [[Price Style]]. Certain parts of the cartoon [[Let us give TANKS!]] strongly suggest that the rest of the Cheat Commandos regard Gunhaver as possibly ''too'' enthusiastic about his duties. He makes a cameo in an Easter egg in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 7]]. A [[Running Gags\|running gag]] surrounding him is people will usually [[Gunhaver's Name\|flub his name]].

	He is usually seen ~~wearing~~ a brown fur-lined coat, a cowboy hat, and [[sunglasses]]. As ~~suggested by~~ his name (pronounced as "Gun ~~[[Haver\|Have-er]]~~") and ~~action figure~~ box, Gunhaver has a [[Gunhaver's Gun\|semi-automatic pistol]]. The gun was seen hanging on the wall and labeled by [[Reynold]] in [[Shopping For Danger]]. Gunhaver was actually shown brandishing it (to the astonishment of [[Blue Laser Commander]]) in "Let us give TANKS!". ~~Gunhaver was the leader of the Cheat Commandos until he was relieved of his command by~~ [[Flashfight]] in [[~~Cheat Commandos: Two~~ Part Episode: Part 1]]. He then went to work for Jaded Teen Pizza with [[Silent Rip]] and [[Crackotage]] under the management of [[Reynold's Brother\|Reynold's brother]], but the three quit and went to run their own restaurant, [[Kitchen Commandos]], which closed after three months. [[Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2\|Part 2]] concludes with Gunhaver's leadership position reinstated.		He is usually seen in a brown fur-lined coat, a cowboy hat, and [[sunglasses]]. As his name (pronounced as "Gun Havver") and a claim on his box each suggest, Gunhaver has a [[Gunhaver's Gun\|semi-automatic pistol]]. The gun was seen hanging on the wall and labeled by [[Reynold]] in [[Shopping For Danger\|Shopping for Danger]]. Gunhaver was actually shown brandishing it (to the astonishment of [[Blue Laser Commander]]) in "Let us give TANKS!". He relinquishes it to [[Flashfight]] in [[2 Part Episode: Part 1]].

	Gunhaver is voiced by [[Crack Stuntman]], who has difficulty remembering his character's name, calling him such names as "Gun-hay-ver" and "the gun-shaver". According to [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], Crack Stuntman often attempts to change his character's lines and introduce odd and self-serving turns into the story. For example, Gunhaver's (and the Cheat Commandos') [[Catch Phrases\|catch phrase]] is "[[Rock rock on!]]", but in [[An Important Rap Song]], Gunhaver says it is now "Riggidy roll!". After growing tired of Stuntman's demands, [[A. Chimendez]] sent Gunhaver on "a secret mission to the moon for an undisclosed period of time" and "when he gets back his voice might have changed". [[Pistols for Pandas]] revealed that Crack Stuntman continued to voice Gunhaver.		Gunhaver is voiced by [[Crack Stuntman]], who has difficulty remembering his character's name, calling him such names as "Gun-hay-ver" and "the gun-shaver". According to [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], Crack Stuntman often attempts to change his character's lines and introduce odd and self-serving turns into the story. For example, Gunhaver's (and the Cheat Commandos') [[Catch Phrases\|catch phrase]] is "[[Rock rock on!]]", but in [[An Important Rap Song]], Gunhaver says it is now "Riggidy roll!".

	~~In addition to Cheat Commandos toons~~, ~~Gunhaver has appeared in an Easter egg in~~ [[~~Teen Girl Squad Issue 7~~]] and ~~as [[Puppet Character Variations\|a puppet]]~~ in [[~~Dangeresque Puppet Squad: The Hot Jones Hijack~~]].		After growing tired of Stuntman's demands, [[A. Chimendez]] sent Gunhaver on "a secret mission to the moon for an undisclosed period of time" and "when he gets back his voice might have changed". Crack was given his job back in [[Pistols for Pandas]], however.

	Gunhaver ~~is a parody~~ of ''[[~~G.I. Joe~~: ~~A Real American Hero~~]]~~'' characters~~ [[~~Duke (G.I. Joe)\|Duke~~]] ~~(leadership role)~~ and [[~~Hawk (G.I. Joe)\|General Hawk~~]] ~~("Stylin' Coat" and "Cool Shades" from~~ the [[~~G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1983 TV series)~~\|~~Sunbow~~]] and [[~~G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1989 TV series)\|DiC~~]] ~~cartoons~~, ~~respectively)~~.		Gunhaver was the leader of the Cheat Commandos until he was relieved of his command by [[Flashfight]] in [[2 Part Episode: Part 1]]. He then went to work for Jaded Teen Pizza with [[Silent Rip]] and [[Crackotage]] under the management of [[Reynold's Brother\|Reynold's brother]], but the three quit and went to run their own restaurant, [[Kitchen Commandos]], which closed after three months.

	Gunhaver is ~~included~~ in the [[~~Shopify~~ Store ~~Other Items~~\|~~Cheat Commandos~~ figurine set]]~~, albeit with a note that he "does NOT have gun"~~.		Gunhaver's first name, Charles, was revealed by Blue Laser commander in "Let us give TANKS!" after he asked Gunhaver to play a song. It wasn't used again until Reynold's brother reprimanded him in "2 Part Episode: Part 1".

			Gunhaver is a direct parody of [[Duke (G.I. Joe)\|Duke]] and [[Hawk (G.I. Joe)\|Gen. Hawk]] from ''G.I. Joe'' (the leadership of Duke; Hawk's Stylin' Coat and Cool Shades from the Sunbow and DiC cartoons, respectively) with a [[Peter Cullen]]-esque voice.

			Gunhaver is one of the Cheat Commandos featured in the first Cheat Commandos [[Store Toys\|figurine set]].

	In [[8-Bit is Enough]], it's revealed that Gunhaver is [[Strong Bad]]'s favorite Cheat Commando.		In [[8-Bit is Enough]], it's revealed that Gunhaver is [[Strong Bad]]'s favorite Cheat Commando.

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'''Charles Gunhaver''' is the erstwhile leader of the [[Cheat Commandos]]. Among his mission credits are leading an action figure storage vehicle attack on [[Blue Laser]], leading a search party to uncover Blue Laser's [[Secret Desert Headquarters|secret desert headquarters]], and staving off the danger of Blue Laser saving money at [[Price Style]]. Certain parts of the cartoon [[Let us give TANKS!]] strongly suggest that the rest of the Cheat Commandos regard Gunhaver as possibly ''too'' enthusiastic about his duties. A [[Running Gags|running gag]] surrounding him is people will usually [[Gunhaver's Name|flub his name]]. His first name, Charles, was revealed by Blue Laser commander in [[Let us give TANKS!]].

He is usually seen wearing a brown fur-lined coat, a cowboy hat, and [[sunglasses]]. As suggested by his name (pronounced as "Gun [[Haver|Have-er]]") and action figure box, Gunhaver has a [[Gunhaver's Gun|semi-automatic pistol]]. The gun was seen hanging on the wall and labeled by [[Reynold]] in [[Shopping For Danger]]. Gunhaver was actually shown brandishing it (to the astonishment of [[Blue Laser Commander]]) in "Let us give TANKS!". Gunhaver was the leader of the Cheat Commandos until he was relieved of his command by [[Flashfight]] in [[Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 1]]. He then went to work for Jaded Teen Pizza with [[Silent Rip]] and [[Crackotage]] under the management of [[Reynold's Brother|Reynold's brother]], but the three quit and went to run their own restaurant, [[Kitchen Commandos]], which closed after three months. [[Cheat Commandos: Two Part Episode: Part 2|Part 2]] concludes with Gunhaver's leadership position reinstated.

Gunhaver is voiced by [[Crack Stuntman]], who has difficulty remembering his character's name, calling him such names as "Gun-hay-ver" and "the gun-shaver". According to [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], Crack Stuntman often attempts to change his character's lines and introduce odd and self-serving turns into the story. For example, Gunhaver's (and the Cheat Commandos') [[Catch Phrases|catch phrase]] is "[[Rock rock on!]]", but in [[An Important Rap Song]], Gunhaver says it is now "Riggidy roll!". After growing tired of Stuntman's demands, [[A. Chimendez]] sent Gunhaver on "a secret mission to the moon for an undisclosed period of time" and "when he gets back his voice might have changed". [[Pistols for Pandas]] revealed that Crack Stuntman continued to voice Gunhaver.

In addition to Cheat Commandos toons, Gunhaver has appeared in an Easter egg in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 7]] and as [[Puppet Character Variations|a puppet]] in [[Dangeresque Puppet Squad: The Hot Jones Hijack]].

Gunhaver is a parody of ''[[G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero]]'' characters [[Duke (G.I. Joe)|Duke]] (leadership role) and [[Hawk (G.I. Joe)|General Hawk]] ("Stylin' Coat" and "Cool Shades" from the [[G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1983 TV series)|Sunbow]] and [[G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (1989 TV series)|DiC]] cartoons, respectively).

Gunhaver is included in the [[Shopify Store Other Items|Cheat Commandos figurine set]], albeit with a note that he "does NOT have gun".

In [[8-Bit is Enough]], it's revealed that Gunhaver is [[Strong Bad]]'s favorite Cheat Commando.

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* Stylin' Coat
* [[Cool Shades|Cool Glasses]]!
* Has a Gun!
* Probably from Texas!

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* '''Debut:''' [[Cheat Commandos (toon)|Cheat Commandos]]
* [[Category:Gunhaver Filmography|Complete Filmography]]

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