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| AX01: "The Heat Thing" | The Heat Thing | ||||
| A creature of molten lava traps Jace on a planet. Space Ghost seals the monster in a crater. | |
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| AX02: "The Web" | The Black Widow | The Tarantapods | Web Captive | ||
| An escaped captive tells Space Ghost how the Black Widow forces prisoners to battle her Tarantapods in an arena. Space Ghost puts an end to the cruel games. | |
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| AX03: "Zorak" | Zorak | The Mantis-Men | |||
| After his Mantis-Men free him from Omega Prison, Zorak kidnaps Jan and Jace to lure Space Ghost into a trap. | |
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| AX04: "The Lizard Slavers" | The Lizard Slavers | ||||
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| AX05: "The Sandman" | The Sandman | The Sandmen | |||
| Investigating missing people on a desert planet, Jan and Jace are captured by the Sandman and hypnotised into trapping Space Ghost. They overcome the spell and free Space Ghost, who puts an end to the Sandmen's plot. | |
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| AX06: "Creature King" | The Creature King | The Ape-Creature | |||
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| AX07: "The Evil Collector" | The Collector | The Collector's Victim | |||
| The Collector shrinks his captives and allows his pet, Drakto, to hunt them. When he tries to do the same to Space Ghost, the tables are turned, and a shrunken Collector must flee from his own pet. | |
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| AX08: "The Robot Master" | Metallus | ||||
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| AX09: "The Drone" | The "Weirdo Pilot" | The Drone | |||
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| AX10: "Hi-Jackers" | Tansut | Hi-Jacker | Freighter Pilot | ||
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| AX11: "Homing Device" | Metallus |
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| Metallus captures Space Ghost, but Jan and Jace use a homing
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| AX12: "The Iceman" | Zeron the Iceman | The Snowmen | |||
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| AX13: "The Energy Monster" | The Energy Monster | Dr. Sunev | |||
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| AX14: "The Lure" | Brak | Sisto | |||
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| AX15: "The Schemer" | The Schemer | The Schemer's Robot | |||
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| AX16: "The Cyclopeds" | Cyclo | ||||
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| AX17: "Lokar — King of the Killer Locusts" | Lokar | ||||
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| AX18: "Space Sargasso" | The Lurker | One-Eye | |||
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| AX19: "Brago" | Brago | Brago's Bandits | Farm Father | Farm Mother | Farm Boy |
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| AX20: "Revenge of the Spider Woman" | The Spider Woman | The Lizard Slavers | Officer of the Lizard Slavers | ||
| The Black Widow, now called the Spider Woman, returns, using
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| AX21: "Space Birds" | Master of the Metallo-Hawks | ||||
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| AX22: "Attack of the Saucer Crab" | The Saucer-Crab | Alien Guard | |||
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| AX23: "Nightmare Planet" | Dr. Nightmare | Nightmare Monster | |||
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| AX24: "The Time Machine" | Tarko the Terrible | ||||
| Jace's time machine invention transports the twins to Earth's
past, where Space Ghost must fight a Viking captain to keep them all
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| AX25: "Space Armada" | Metallus | ||||
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| AX26: "The Challenge" | Zorak |
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| AX27: "Jungle Planet" | The Mind-Taker | The Crab-Creatures | Professor Cordac | ||
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| AX28: "Ruler of the Rock Robots" | Zorkat | The Rock Robots | |||
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| AX29: "The Space Ark" | The Creature King |
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| AX30: "Glasstor" | Glasstor | Glasstor's Guards | |||
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| AX31: "The Space Piranhas" | Piranhor | Piranhor's Gang | |||
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| AX32: "The Sorcerer" | The Sorcerer | The Cyclops | |||
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| AX33: "The Ovens of Moltor" | Moltor | The Molten Men | |||
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| AX34: "Transor, the Matter Mover" | Transor | |
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| AX35: "The Looters" | Brak |
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| AX36: "The Gargoyloids" | The Gargoyloids | ||||
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| AX38: "Clutches of the Creature King" | Lava Monster | ||||
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| AX40: "The Molten Monsters of Moltar" | Moltar | ||||
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| AX41: "Two Faces of Doom" | |||||
| AX42: "The Final Encounter" | The Sultan of Flame | ||||
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"Okay," you say, "I can understand why the Lizard Slavers and their Officer, or Zorak and his Mantis-Men, might look alike. But why do the Collector and Dr. Sunev resemble each other? Or The Lurker and Piranhor? Or the Heat Thing and the Lava Creature? Did you just get lazy?"
I suppose the ultimate answer is, yes, I did. I could have redrawn
each
figure from scratch but chose instead to modify some figures to become
others. On the one hand, this is what MicroHeroes are all about:
using existing templates as starters and adding unique features to make
individual figures. On the other hand, it was really
Hanna-Barbera
that got lazy. In the original cartoons, they often chose to use
the same model sheets for the main villain and his henchmen, as with
Zorak
and his Mantis-Men. For some reason, they also chose to re-use some
designs
for unrelated characters, such as The Lurker and Piranhor. They
also
changed names (Black Widow became Spider Woman) and color schemes
(Moltar)
between appearances of the same character for reasons known only to
themselves.
So I chose to follow the same methods in developing my MicroHeroes.