in the Closet", it is revealed that she is related to the Joes' enemy, Destro, but the degree of relationship was never specified. Lady Jaye was featured in one of the series' public service announcements, in which she teaches a child to stop and think before acting. G.I. Joe: The Movie Like most of the characters from the original series, Lady Jaye makes a minor appearance in G.I. Joe: The Movie. She is part of a unit of Joes led by Roadblock who go after the fleeing Cobra forces after Cobra's first attempt to steal the Broadcast Energy Transmitter (B.E.T.) and become captives of Cobra-La. DiC Lady Jaye makes her first appearance as a member of the Sgt. Slaughter's Marauders, wearing a blue version of her original uniform in the five part mini-series, Operation Dragonfire. She still uses her javelins as her primary weapon. As the regular season progressed, Lady Jaye's personality began to change from her original version. She would be used in episodes paired with Captain Grid-Iron instead of Flint, as Flint was not part of the cast for this season. By the time Flint returned to the cast, Lady Jaye had been dropped. Resolute Lady Jaye appears in the 2009 animated film, G.I. Joe: Resolute, though she has no speaking lines and is only seen on the USS Flagg aircraft carrier. Renegades Lady Jaye appears in G.I. Joe: Renegades, portrayed as Latin American and voiced by Nika Futterman. In the series, she puts together the Joe team for Scarlett's mission to Cobra Pharmaceuticals. When the Joes become outlaws she is assigned to assist Flint in capturing them. Owing Duke a favor for saving her life, as well as believing they are innocent, Lady Jaye quietly helps whenever possible. Her actions are always carefully hidden to keep Flint from discovering the truth. In an interview with writer Henry Gilroy, Gilroy stated that the relationships between Flint and Lady Jaye as well as Scarlett and Snake Eyes would be evolving as the series progresses. Beyond Lady Jaye is the only female Joe to appear in the direct to video cartoon "Old Soldiers Never Die" which was the only cartoon appearance of Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles (which was also produced by Sunbow Productions, the same company that produced the original Real American Hero cartoon). Lady Jaye, along with Doc and Hawk were part of the team that rescued