Shrap

In Army Men: Sarge's Heroes (2000), this character is introduced with a distinct, laid-back surfer persona, frequently using beach slang despite the high-stakes plastic warfare. During the campaign, he is captured by the Tan Army and imprisoned in a backyard garden, requiring players to execute a rescue mission. Once freed, his heavy artillery support becomes vital in dismantling General Plastro's portal devices.

He reprises his role in Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 (2000), continuing to provide comedic relief and fire support as the Green Army faces the combined threat of the Tan Army and Blue Spy Brigitte Bleu. In the real-time strategy spin-off Army Men: RTS (2004), his tactical utility shifts to a deployable hero unit. Players can summon him to the battlefield to launch devastating, long-range mortar shells against enemy bases and plastic-melting vehicles. Throughout these appearances, his signature sunglasses and relaxed demeanor contrasted sharply with the strict military discipline of his squadmates, defining his legacy within the franchise.