I remember this cartoon by name only, I thought it was odd in and I still think so now. This futuristic sheriff must reign in a band of robot cowboys.
He relies on his sidekick a robotic horse which on occasion giggles like Scooby-Doo for some inexplicable reason and tries to be humorous with sarcasm. Also his deputy can barely speak English is neither cute nor funny me.. He is also difficult to understand.
I am used to people with heavy non-American accents and this character was worse then many I have heard. Do not let your children watch this. Was bolder than most other cartoons of the time whamontree 14 February BraveStarr was the only cartoon I remember to show someone, a child no less, die of a drug overdose. Most other cartoons had a kid drawn into drugs by some sleazy, awful looking guy, massively OD, than make a complete recovery with no ill effects, just in time to say, "I'm sure glad I learned my lesson," before the end of the show.
BraveStarr's "drug episode" had a pretty cool looking, suave guy convincing a kid to steal from his mother in order to buy the drugs, showed the kid's transition from handsome, healthy young lad to burned-out junkie, and then showed him die when he finally OD'd.
If I saw that episode today, I might see that it isn't as good as I thought it was when I was a kid, but, darn it, it DID hit me hard and make me think when I was eight and that was the point. For that, I will always hold BraveStarr a little higher in regard than the other cartoons of the period. I loved this cartoon series. I even remember that i live action movie was supost to come out but never did. This show was one of the best cartoon series for young boys that has ever come out.
The only other thing i can say is that this show was even better than he-man and that was a good series that ran a long time and had one movie. The 80's were a great and not so great time for cartoons. Bravestarr was among the greats. It had everything a kid could want, a space western setting, a kick ass Marshall and his unorthodox sidekick,an anthromorphic biped named Thirty Thirty and a band of weird antagonists all having "shoot outs" rarely on a planet called New Texas.
It always had a moral at the end of each episode and as a kid, it made you empathise with the affected characters. Its a pity that Filmation did not continue this awesome series. A reboot would be phenomenal. Worth any "Price" chris 31 December Or should I say, The Price. THAT episode. BraveStarr is a cartoon series from the mid s that many have forgotten, or worse, never watched.
Like those series and others from Filmation, every episode ended with a moral. The moral consisted of a character from the series, usually it was BraveStarr himself, delivering a message of what we all learned. The setting was a distant time, and far away place. The planet of New Texas, deep in space. Sky had BraveStarr was easy to like, since I was a fan of He-Man, the similarities of the characters in both series is staggering. You've got the Shaman he knows everything, just like the Sorceress , you've got Tex Hex Evil, just like Skeletor , you've got Thirty - Thirty, BraveStarr's steed he complained less than Cringer when he wasn't Battlecat , you've got the sidekick, and you've got the main man.
Bravestarr himself had FOUR incredible abilities. He could hear everything Ears of a wolf. He was strong Strength of a bear , and fast Speed of a puma.
The episodes themselves were actually far more serious than anything Filmation had ever made. At least two episodes including the series best known episode that stand tall in my memory, deal with some real important matters.
One episode, BraveStarr remembers his old trainer, Jingles. Tough, fair, and good. BraveStarr's idol, his hero. He relates all the good in him, only to later discover that he has become a wanted criminal. Wanted for murder! The other episode deals with the issue of drugs. A deadly drug comes the way of New Texas, and a boy of about ten becomes addicted to the drug The drug was called spin.
He goes from the friend you always want to a hallucinating, stealing, wacko! I still remember the first time I watched that episode, all time thinking he'll pull through at the end. None of my friends remembers this jlb 11 April I remember Bravestarr and I still remember the theme song. I never forget songs so I remember a majority of the 80s cartoons theme songs. This show was cool. I always watched it right after school. Too bad it didn't last long.
I wish I could get all of the 80s cartoons on video because it's wonderful taking trips down memory lane. Am i the only one who remembers longbeachduballstarz 15 August When talking to friends about other shows when ever i bring this one up they all don't remember.
So I guess i will enjoy it alone. I remember Mekish 29 December I remember this one.. It was about a guy, who had the strength of a bear, the speed of a panther and the eyes of an eagle. Please if anyone has some pictures or movie clips from this series email them to me! My god. In a futuristic space-cowboy land uk video release February , and him.
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OMG what a flashback! Looking for a name for your horse? You can sign in to vote the answer. Still have questions? He uses these as well as his magical horse to defend the good people of New Texas from Tex hex the evil criminal and his band of thugs under the control of Stampede the demon. How do you think about the answers? In the distant future, a planet called New Texas hangs somewhere in the vast unknowns of space.
The film was based on Filmation's television series and Mattel's action figure of the same name, and it was also among the first animated features to use computer graphics.
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