Review of Spaceketeers

Spaceketeers (1978–1979)
8/10
I loved this as a child and I still do...........
19 August 2001
Ok, so I gave this an 8 maybe I should have given it a 10 cuz' I adore this series I have such a nostalgic time while watching but I have to be a realist...it was made in the late 1970's so the animation may not be over the top extraordinary...though that have never bothered me much what does bother me is that here in Sweden only 24 episodes of about 64 or so was dubbed into Swedish, the other episodes were never to be shown....thankfully the existing episodes was chosen so that it would feel like as a whole and we got to see the final episode still there are plot missing....

So what is it about...

Princess Aurora is chosen by the Empress to go on a mission to The Dekos System in order to restore the energy and create peace in the galaxy. she is accompanied by three very different cyborgs (partly humans with extraordinary powers), they are Cogo (Jesse Dart) he is the most powerful amongst the three with superhuman strenght, speed and agility and ofcourse he has got the Astrobat a very very powerful weapon that is almost a part of himself, he also can increase and decrease his size or make a holographic double of himself. Then there is Haka (Porkos) he is the clumsy somewhat stout person of the group, his weapon is called the Star Chain, only I rarely see him do anything useful with it. Third in line is Darco or Arimos (only I would spell it Jorgo), you could say he is the brain of the group he also has got a weapon of his own the Tridenceral, though not even nearly as powerful as the Astrobat.

Well that was a short summary so let the adventure begin.....
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