Captain Cosmos was the protagonist of the pre-War comic book, radio and television series The Adventures of Captain Cosmos.
Background[edit]
First in command of his fleet, Captain Cosmos traveled through space with his sidekick, Jangles the Moon Monkey, with weapons specialist Stella Skyfire serving as his second in command. He was outfitted with a variety of gear including a raygun, rocket pack, and space suit.[1] In a pre-War radio advertisement, he promotes a secret encoded message hidden in The Legendary Run board game, as well as Sugar Bombs breakfast cereal.[2]
Descriptions[edit]
Notes[edit]
- During Thanksgiving 2071, he appeared with the Silver Shroud in a crossover episode entitled, "The Silver Shroud vs. Captain Cosmos."[3]
- Captain Cosmos was the best selling Halloween costume prior to the Great War.[4]
- The character is mentioned in the Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide.[5]
- Merchandise of Jangles the Moon Monkey outsold merchandise of Captain Cosmos himself.[6]
- Sally tells the Lone Wanderer that climbing out of the waste disposal shaft is impossible "unless you're Captain Cosmos and have a rocket pack we can use."[7]
Appearances[edit]
Captain Cosmos appears in Fallout Shelter Online, and is mentioned in Fallout 3, its DLC Mothership Zeta, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76.
Gallery[edit]
Loading screen in Fallout Shelter Online
Captain Cosmos poster in Fallout 3
Captain Cosmos poster in Fallout 4
Concept art in The Art of Fallout 4
The Legendary Run scoreboard in Fallout 76
References[edit]
- ↑ Lone Wanderer: "Let's go back the way we came."
Sally: "You really must have hit your head. Unless you're Captain Cosmos and have a rocket pack we can use, that's not happening."
(Sally (Mothership Zeta)/Dialogue) - ↑ Pirate Radio/Advertisements: The Adventures of Captain Cosmos
- ↑ Sole Survivor: "Escape? What do you mean?"
Kent Connolly: "Reliving old memories. Like Thanksgiving 2071. Ma made a 12 pound turkey. And then we all listened to, "The Silver Shroud vs. Captain Cosmos." Even pa was there. You ever listen to the Silver Shroud? That's who we need. No matter how bleak things got he'd save the day."
(Kent Connolly's dialogue) - ↑ Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p. 91: "Pint-Sized Slasher
A myth used to scare children who misbehave, the Pint-Sized Slasher is said to appear from a dog kennel at dusk to chase the children around with a Toy Knife. The Pint-Sized Slasher has been the second-best-selling Halloween costume, topped only by Captain Cosmos."
(Fallout 3 Official Game Guide/Wasteland Census) - ↑ Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide Collector's Edition p. 409: "Rocket Viewing Chamber"
"Chris Haversam works here while Jason Bright readies his followers for their final trip into the stars. The hatch down to the Rocket Launch Pad cannot be accessed. You can also speak into the Intercom (which results in amusing conversation if you haven’t entered the Research Lab yet). Finally, check the Unique items on the shelf, if you want to dress up as Captain Cosmos!"
(Tour of the Mojave Wasteland) - ↑ Captain Cosmos' FOSO character description
- ↑ Lone Wanderer: "Let's go back the way we came."
Sally: "You really must have hit your head. Unless you're Captain Cosmos and have a rocket pack we can use, that's not happening."
(Sally (Mothership Zeta)/Dialogue)
- Fallout 3 mentioned-only characters
- Fallout 4 mentioned-only characters
- Hubris Comics characters
- Fallout 76 mentioned-only characters
- Captain Cosmos characters
- Hubris Comics products
- Board game characters
- Comic book characters
- Pre-War media characters
- Pirate Radio Characters
- Characters with multiple series appearances
- Captain Cosmos