The below information contains information about references to various collector's guides, Hasbro references, original retail prices, and other reference material related to Billy Arboc (v1).

Billy Arboc was created with the torso, waist, and legs of Snake Eyes (v43) (2009), the right arm and lower left arm of Law & Order (v6) (2011), the upper left arm of Flint (v21) (2013), and a new head.

Billy was featured in several of the various media of GI Joe through the years, including Trading Cards , Comic Books , Cartoons and Commercials .

Kessler, William (Alias)Springfield, IllinoisNinja ApprenticeCovert Operations"I have issues with my father, but my training has allowed me to no longer feel any animosity toward him."BILLY ARBOC is the only son of COBRA COMMANDER. He rebelled against his infamous father before he reached his teens, joining the anti-COBRA underground in one of the many COBRA controlled towns of Springfield. He made a failed assassination attempt against his father, and after capture, was subjected to intense interrogation by the Brainwave Scanner. STORM SHADOW was impressed by his indomitable will and rescued him to be trained in the art of Ninjutsu as his apprentice.After losing an eye and a leg from a life-altering accident, Billy awoke from a coma and discovered his father had ordered CRIMSON GUARD Fred VII to build him a cybernetic prosthetic leg. Although he was subjected to more "corrective sessions" to become a loyal COBRA operative, Billy returned to fight alongside his Arashikage family. He now joins STORM SHADOW and SNAKE EYES in investigating all threats to their ninja clan.

Billy Arboc was released in the fifth shipment of the G.I. Joe Collectors' Club Figure Subscription Service volume 4. He shipped with Interrogator (v5) . The Figure Subscription Service figures were given a number: Billy Arboc was number 4-09.

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