SilverHawks
Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids • 1986 • 22m
The Origin Story
After an intergalactic criminal escapes from prison and is turned into an android monster, Earth dispatches bio-mechanical androids called SilverHawks to battle the villain and his army.
Journey To Limbo
The SilverHawks explore Limbo, attack the android monster and force him back to his stronghold.
The Planet Eater
The SilverHawks try to stop their foes from using a terrifying Sky Chomper to eat other ships whole.
Save The Sun
The SilverHawks prepare to counterattack after the mob seizes control of Limbo's artificial sun.
Stop Timestopper
The mob tries to recruit a boy with the power to stop time to join their rebellion.
Darkbird
The Limbo bank is robbed by a bandit with an uncanny resemblance to Quicksilver.
The Backroom
The StarHawks embark on an investigation of a mob machine that has the power to destroy every planet of Limbo Galaxy.
The Threat of Dritt
The SilverHawks are assigned to protect an alien ambassador from the mob, which hopes to prevent the signing of a peace treaty.
Sky-Shadow
The alien mob boss orders his henchmen to kidnap Tally-Hawk so his circuits can be used in a new weapon.
Magnetic Attraction
Steelheart runs into evil interference while escorting a prisoner to a penal planet.
Gold Shield
When Timestopper and Buzz-saw steal a Disintegrator Cannon from Bedlama, the SilverHawks sure have their work cut out for them. Matters only get worse when Mon-Star decides to use the cannon to rip apart Hawk Haven! The SilverHawks only hope is the build a Golden Shield (the only known substance the cannon doesn`t work on) then take the fight back to Mon-Star and his mob.
Zero The Memory Thief
The mob plans to destroy the Earth with a Mega Missile, and with the SilverHawks all busy the only one who knows about the danger is Commander Stargazer. But Zero the Memory Thief has other plans for Stargazer. It`ll take the full might of the SilverHawks to stop this latest villainy.
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Reviews
I just bonded with a co-worker about this. I guess I'm the only person his age that he found that actually remembers the cartoon... which we both had fond and exceedingly vague memories of. We remember how cool it actually looked. Everything was sleek and stylistic and shiny against the contrast of black space. And we both had one of the toys, which was cool, but bigger than GI Joe and not as bit as He-Man toys... so it always was kind of the odd toy out. Which was probably why it didn't sell. But it was still cool, as awesome as the cartoon. And it was brief, but the animation was fantastic, and it sucked your little boy mind in the cool flash and contrast and, of course space.... because everything space was cool, and even more so than everything dinosaur, and they were like human birds so.... yeah, of course 6 year old me was going to drool over the cartoon. Just kind of a shame that the toys didn't fit in.
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