SilverHawks (1986)
SilverHawks is an American animated television series developed by Rankin/Bass Productions and distributed by Lorimar-Telepictures in 1986. The animation was provided by Japanese studio Pacific Animation Corporation. In total, 65 episodes were made. It was created as a space-bound equivalent of their previous series, ThunderCats. As was the case with ThunderCats, there was also a SilverHawks comic book series published by then-Marvel Comics imprint Star Comics. Currently, Warner Bros. owns the rights to the series.
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Arriving in the Galaxy of Limbo the SilverHawks meet Commander Stargazer and Tally-Hawk, just as Mon-Star and his minions strike an attack directly against the Hawk Haven Command Center. The newly formed team puts their fledgling skills to the test in an all out battle against the galaxy`s most hardened criminals.
When the artificial sun of Limbo is hijacked during a routine refueling Professor Power calls upon the SilverHawks to stop the menace of Melodia, Hardware, and Buzz-saw before they can win control of the most powerful force in the galaxy.
Trying to impress Mon-Star into letting him into his gang the reckless teenage criminal Timestopper, with the aid of Mo-lec-u-lar and Mumbo Jumbo, steals a mineload of power crystals from the planet Automata. Now the SilverHawks will need to coordinate their attack to beat the clock and defeat this chronological criminal before their time is up.
Has Quicksilver gone bad? Or is it the villainous Darkbird, a product of Hardware`s ingenuity and Mon-Star`s will who has kidnapped Lord Cash of the banking world Dollare? Now the real Quicksilver must stand up to his evil doppelganger and fight to protect his tarnished name.
Ambassador Dritt of The Triangulons is preparing to sign a historic peace treaty with Earth, Mon-Star however has other plans. He sends the dastardly Mo-lec-u-lar who manages to kidnap the Ambassador and bring him to the heart of Brimstar. Now it`s up to Quicksilver and Bluegrass to stop Mon-Star and his mob, before time runs out and intergalactic war becomes inevitable.
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.
The SliverHawks arrest Melodia but Hardware's pinball beam blasts her free and traps Commander Stargazer inside Hawk Haven.
When Hardware is arrested and imprisoned by Quicksilver, Mon-Star blasts to the rescue. Riding the powerful Sky-Runner, he goes head-to-head with Quicksilver.
In a plot to destroy Hawk Haven, Mon-Star plans "The Great Meteor Race" and sends Hardware and Timestopper to bust out Pokerface from the penal planet so Pokerface can officiate the race and the mob can cash in on Hawk Haven's destruction. Will the Silverhawks be able to save their home or will they finally face defeat?
To gain control over all of Limbo, Mon-Star orders Windhammer and Hardware to freeze the entire galaxy of Limbo. Will the Silverhawks be able to stop the mob's cold front or will they be iced? Find out on "Silverhawks".
When the SilverHawks discover a mysterious ghost ship, Lieutenant Quicksilver is sent to investigate. Unknown to him, the ghost ship conceals a secret mob attack force; all part of Hardware's master plan to infiltrate Hawk Haven and eliminate the SilverHawks.
Mon-Star challenges the SilverHawks to a space race through the Galaxy of Limbo. The SilverHawks go by the book but the mob fights dirty.
Mon-Star captures the SilverHawks one at a time and imprisons them. Earth finally sends reenforcements: Hotwing, a former magician and squad-commander. Hotwing infiltrates Mon-Star's fortress with the help of Zeek the Beek and Seymour the cab driver, then they rescues the other SilverHawks.
Mon-Star releases Stargazer's sworn enemy The Bounty Hunter from the penal planet. Steelwill, Steelheart, and the Copper Kidd are captured. So Stargazer has to face The Bounty Hunter and save them with only the help of Quicksilver and Bluegrass. But how can he stop someone who feeds on energy?
The mob chases Seymour and Zeek the Beak all over Limbo because Seymour and Zeek have a micro-film of all the SilverHawk's secrets. As the mob searches for the micro-film, Buzz-Saw and the Shredator slice Seymour's cab into little pieces and Zeek is corner at the Sini'star Diner.
The mob programs the machines of the planet Automata to produce fearsome copies of Sky-Shadow. The twins work franticly to produce a counter-weapon, the Fighting Hawks.
The Mob takes over Bedlama, kidnapping Governor Xandor and replacing him with Mo-Lec-U-Lar and arming it with tanks and missiles enough to defeat the Silverhawks and conquer the galaxy of Limbo. Can the Silverhawks save Xandor and free Bedlama from the Mob's tyranny?
In another attempt to destroy the Silverhawks, the Mob makes clones of them.
To help Mon-Star, Yess-Man joins him in the Transformation chamber but, the effects of the Moonstar of Limbo have an adverse affect on Yess-Man's personality as he tries to take over the Mob. After, Mon-Star takes care of the bandits trying to start a rival mob, Timestopper comes and lets Mon-Star know what's going on. Mon-Star promptly goes and confronts Yess-Man and puts him back in his proper place.
Halley's Comet is passing through Limbo on a course that should take it past Brimstar. In order to try and defeat the the mob, Bluegrass steers the comet towards Brimstar only to have Melodia steer it towards Bedlama. Can the Silverhawks foil the Mob? Find out on Silverhawks.
The Three Outlaws from Fence (Bandit, Cyclops and Rhino) jump a prospector's claim only to have Melodia jump it from them for Mon-Star. Bluegrass goes undercover but, is thrown down a shaft by Melodia. Can Sideman get the other Silverhawks to save Bluegrass and return the claim to its proper owner? Find out on Silverhawks.
In another attempt to destroy the Silverhawks, Hardware and Mo-Lec-U-Lar steal the Artificial Suns power source' The Amber Amplifier to use as a weapon against the Silverhawks. Can the Silverhawks stop the mob and return the Amber Amplifier to Professor Power? Find out on Silverhawks.
Lord Cash hires Gotbucks as Dolar's new security chief. The Mob kidnaps Gotbucks in an attempt to rob Dolar of all Limbo's money. Can the Silverhawks save Gotbucks and prevent the great bank robbery? Find out on Silverhawks?
In another attempt to destroy the Silverhawks, the Mob steals Tally-Hawk's controller from Quicksilver.
Mon-Star attempts to extort Bedlama's treasury by threatening to blow up Lake Luster Dam.
A Silverhawk from the future named Flashback goes back in time to prevent the Silverhawks destruction at the hands of the mob.
The Mob builds a giant Sky-Shadow to defeat the Silverhawks but, is defeated by a giant Tally Hawk courtesy of Professor Power and the Amber Amplifier.
While Mo-Lec-U-Lar disguises himself as Mon-Star and leads the rest of the mob on an all-out raid on Dolar, the real Mon-Star and Hardware plot to take out Commander Stargazer by blowing up Hawk Haven's Power Room.
Mon-Star puts Hotwing under the spell of the Lightstar in order to destroy the Silverhawks.
The Bounty Hunter escapes from the Penal Planet and seeks to get his revenge against the Silverhawks. It is up to Hotwing to save the Silverhawks from the Bounty Hunter's wrath.
Lord Cash entrusts a new vault key to the Silverhawks for safe keeping. Mo-Lec-U-Lar leads Steelwill on a wild goose chase around Limbo but, Steelwill tricks Mo-Lec-U-lar with a disguise of his own to get the key back.
When Hardware accidently finds a window in time he travels back in time to before the Silverhawks left Earth for the galaxy of Limbo.Flashback follows him and trys to stop him from sabotaging the Mirage and stopping the Silverhawks from reaching Limbo. But can he do it in time?
In order to keep Mon-Star from obtaining a piece of the Moonstar, Flashback and his fighting hawk Backlash go back in time to try and prevent Pokerface from giving it to Mon-Star. They must go back in time again to face supercharged Mon-Star this time with the help of the Copper Kid.
After Zeek and Seymour have a falling out, Hardware hires him as the Mob's limo driver only with the plan for Zeek to be used as a pawn to destroy the Silverhawks with a diamond stick pin bomb Hardware gives him.
The Mob steals weapons from the Silverhawks vehicles to arm a battle cruiser in a plan to take over Earth's mob. It is up to new Silverhawks Condor and Moonstryker to stop them.
Hardware shrinks Automata in an attempt to take it past the Light Year Limit to change its function so as to make all the money the Mob wants. It is up to Hotwing, Flashback, Condor and Moonstryker to stop them.
Mon-Star orders Mo-Lec-U-Lar to take out Commander Stargazer with Meltdown Disks. After his arm is enjured in Mo-Lec-U-Lar"s first attack, Stargazer is ordered back to Earth for a repair and refit.
Hardware builds a Laser Satellite that is invisible in Limbo's artificial sun. While testing booster rockets he attached to the Hot Seat, Copper Kid crash lands on Brimstar and is placed inside the satellite with the hopes of destroying him on the Mob's mind. The Mob plans to use Laser Satellite to conquer Bedlama. Can Moonstryker and Flashback save the Copper Kid and destroy the satellite? Find out on Silverhawks.
Hardware rebuilds the giant Sky Shadow with the intent of towing it to Brimstar for the biggest jailbreak and mob recruitment Limbo has ever seen. It is up to Flashback and Hotwing in a giant Tallyhawk to stop them.
The Rattler, an old adversary of Condor's and Yess-Man"s uncle rips off the mob during a heist of the Silverhawks payroll shipment. Mon-Star goes after him as Condor and Moonstryker attempt to bring Rattler in.
Zeek steals Hotwing's powers from the orb sent from Earth to recharge them.
SilverHawks is an American animated television series developed by Rankin/Bass Productions and distributed by Lorimar-Telepictures in 1986. The animation was provided by Japanese studio Pacific Animation Corporation. In total, 65 episodes were made. It was created as a space-bound equivalent of their previous series, ThunderCats. As was the case with ThunderCats, there was also a SilverHawks comic book series published by then-Marvel Comics imprint Star Comics. Currently, Warner Bros. owns the rights to the series.
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