Snake Eyes' backstory also features strong links to Scarlett, Storm Shadow, Zartan, and even the Baroness. However, it's unknown if any of those characters will be featured in Atomic Arcade's game.

The new G.I. Joe: Snake Eyes movie has its villain. TheWrap reports that Andrew Koji (Netflix's Warrior) has been cast as Storm Shadow. This news comes shortly after the announcement that Crazy ...

"The bold red and white paint job is reminiscent of Snake Eyes' nemesis, Storm Shadow, and includes metallic details that are sure to stand out in your G.I. Joe collection.

Snake Eyes: Storm Shadow Actor Andrew Koji on Honoring G.I. Joe and Japanese Heritage With Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings ready to hit theaters tomorrow, there is a […] ...

Snake Eyes star Andrew Koji (Warrior) talks to us about the importance of fans, donning Storm Shadow's iconic costume, what it feels like to be an action figure, and his future hopes for the ...

Snake Eyes, a man whose entire life has been dedicated to revenge, must learn to let-go, while Storm Shadow, a man who is only trying to do the right thing, is betrayed and becomes fueled by rage.

While Snake Eyes might be the most popular character in the 1980s cartoon-and-toy franchise, many youngsters had (or wanted) Cobra ninja Storm Shadow in their toy box, too.

Snake Eyes is poised to spin off into its own franchise. The end credits scene with Storm Shadow declaring his new identity to the Baroness (Úrsula Corberó) was hardly a surprise to anyone, but ...

The ending of 'Snake Eyes' sets up a feud between Henry Golding's title ninja and Andrew Koji's Storm Shadow, as well as G.I. Joe's franchise future.

While he doesn't outright accept, he does rechristen himself as Storm Shadow. Of course, anyone who knows the GI Joe franchise even a little bit knew where this was going, but watching him embrace ...