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| 1-1, AX01: "The Heat Thing" |
A creature of molten lava traps
Jace on
Jupiter (according to the story). Space
Ghost seals the monster in a crater. |
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The Heat Thing
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| 3-1, AX02: "The Web" |
An escaped captive tells Space
Ghost how |
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Widow forces prisoners
to battle her Tarantapods in an arena on Teelus. |
Space Ghost
puts an end to
the cruel games. (Occurs right after AX04.) |
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Web Captive
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The Black Widow |
The Tarantapods
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| 1-2, AX03: "Zorak" |
After his Mantis-Men free him
from Omegan Prison, |
Zorak
kidnaps Jan
and Jace to lure Space Ghost into a trap. |
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Zorak |
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| 2-2, AX04: "The Lizard Slavers" |
Jan and Jace are captured by a
slavery ring
which Space Ghost has been hunting. |
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The Lizard Slavers
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| 4-2, AX05: "The Sandman" |
Investigating people missing in a
desert, Jan
and Jace are captured
by the Sandmen and hypnotised into trapping Space Ghost. |
They overcome
the spell and free Space Ghost, who puts an end to the Sandman's plot. |
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The Sandmen |
The Sandman |
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| 2-1, AX06: "Creature King" |
Mechanical problems force Jan and
Jace's ship onto a
planet, where the Creature King objects to their presence.
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Space Ghost flies to the rescue. |
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The Creature King
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Giant Scaly Ape
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| 7-2, AX07: "The Evil Collector" |
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
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turned, and a shrunken Collector must flee from his own pet. |
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Jovian Victim |
The Collector |
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| 5-1, AX08: "The Robot Master" |
Metallus's robot
armada captures the Ghost
Planet, but he finds holding onto Space Ghost's base is harder to
achieve. |
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Metallus
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| 4-1, AX09: "The Drone" |
A mysterious figure plants a
device in the Phantom
Cruiser
which steals the ship. Space Ghost follows it to the Black Planet,
where he must fight his own ship. |
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The "Weirdo Pilot"
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| 6-1, AX10: "Hi-Jackers" |
Jan and Jace follow a freighter
being hijacked.
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They manage to capture some of
the hijackers, |
but Space Ghost
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needed to deal with the leader. |
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Hi-Jacker
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| 3-2, AX11: "Homing Device" |
Metallus captures Space Ghost,
but Jan and Jace use a
homing device
to track and free Space Ghost. |
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Metallus
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| 10-1, AX12: "The Iceman" |
Beginning
his plan to become Emperor of the Universe, Zeron uses an ice ray to
cut off the Ghost Planet from its sun.
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Space Ghost traces the ray to
Zeron's planet, where he uses the molten core to destroy the ray. |
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Zeron the Iceman
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The Snowmen
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| 5-2, AX13: "The Energy Monster" |
Dr. Sunev accidentally creates a
monstrous life form.
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Only by using all his powers at
once is Space Ghost able to destroy it. |
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Dr. Sunev
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The Energy Monster
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| 6-2, AX14: "The Lure" |
Brak kidnaps Jan as insurance to
keep Space Ghost from
stopping his raid on a gold duraxite shipment. |
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| 7-1, AX15: "The Schemer" |
Rogue attack cruisers are a trap
by The Schemer to send
Space Ghost into a super- nova. |
Blip helps him escape, and
Space Ghost makes The Schemer a prisoner of his own Destroyer
Monster |
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Destroyer Monster
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| 9-1, AX16: "The Cyclopeds" |
Zealously guarding his planet,
the isolationist Cyclo tricks the stranded Jan
and Jace into his Maze of Horror. Space Ghost must rescue them. |
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Cyclo
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| 8-1, AX17: "Lokar — King of the Killer
Locusts" |
Lokar has created metal-eating
space locusts, and now is
increasing their size ten times. |
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Lokar
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| 9-2, AX18: "Space Sargasso" |
In a "Sargasso Sea of Space",
Lurker captures ships with his
purple sleep mist.
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He also captures Space Ghost but,
in trying to
hold him, falls victim to his own mist. |
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Lurker
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One-Eye
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| 8-2, AX19: "Brago" |
Utan escapes his besieged
colonial compound to seek Space
Ghost's help against the raider, Brago. |
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Brago
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Brago's Bandits
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Utan
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Utan's Father
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Utan's Mother
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| 14-2, AX20: "Revenge of the Spider Woman" |
The Black Widow, now called the
Spider Woman, returns,
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using the Lizard
Slavers to kidnap Jan and Jace to her underwater lair. |
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The Spider Woman
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The Lizard Slavers
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Captain of the Lizard Slavers
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| 11-1, AX21: "Space Birds" |
Metal birds are destroying
communication satellites, in a
plot to have their controller rule the galaxy. |
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| 11-2, AX22: "Attack of the Saucer Crab" |
Rob-Cor,
unseen ruler of the galaxies, sends a probe into Space Ghost's galaxy
and kills an outpost guard.
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Space Ghost must destroy the
probe before it can return with its
data. |
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Outpost Guard |
The Saucer-Crab |
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| 12-1, AX23: "Nightmare Planet" |
Dr. Nightmare will free Jan and
Jace if Space Ghost allows
himself to be captured. |
The mad scientist wants to put
Space Ghost's
brain into his Super-Mechanical Creature. |
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Dr. Nightmare
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Super-Mechanical Creature
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| 10-1, AX24: "The Time Machine" |
Jace's time machine invention
transports the twins to
Earth's past,
where Space Ghost must fight a Viking captain to keep them all from
becoming
slaves. |
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Tarko the Terrible
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| 12-2, AX25: "Space Armada" |
Metallus taunts Space Ghost with
his armada of metal men,
each programmed
for a special task. |
While Space Ghost is fighting the
metal men,
Jan and Jace steal aboard Metallus's ship and immobilize him. |
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| 13-2, AX26: "The Challenge" |
Zorak challenges Space Ghost to
defeat his champion, Titanor,
which has all of Space Ghost's powers. |
Titanor is winning, when
Jan and Jace learn Zorak has substituted weaker power bands for Space
Ghost's. With the real power bands returned, Titanor is easily, and
literally, beaten. |
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Titanor
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| 14-1, AX27: "Jungle Planet" |
The Mind-Taker increases his own
intellect by stealing
others'.
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His Crab-Creatures' capture of
Prof. Cordac leads Space Ghost to his
base beneath a jungle swamp, |
and when Space Ghost rescues the
Professor and escapes, the
inrushing water causes an explosion. |
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The Mind-Taker
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The Crab-Creatures
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Professor Cordac
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| 13-1, AX28: "Ruler of the Rock Robots" |
Zorgat lures Jan and Jace onto
his asteroid in order to
bargain with Space Ghost to team with him. |
When Space Ghost refuses,
Zorgat's army of rock robots attack. |
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Zorgat
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The Rock Robots
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| 15-1, AX29: "The Space Ark" |
The Creature King collects
creatures in a space ark to attack
Jupiter.
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Space Ghost forces the ark
onto uninhabited Zetor,
avoids the creatures, and breaks the Creature King's helmet. The
freed creatures are turned into a zoo. |
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The Creature King
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Giant Scaly Ape |
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| 15-2, AX30: "Glasstor" |
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Glasstor
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Glass Guard
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| 16-2, AX31: "The Space Piranhas" |
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Piranhor
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Piranhor's Gang
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| 16-2, AX32: "The Sorcerer" |
The Sorcerer challenges Space
Ghost to a duel:
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Space Ghost's power bands against
The Sorcerer's magic.
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The Sorcerer
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The Cyclops
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| 17-1, AX33: "The Ovens of Moltor" |
Moltor has learned how to create
robots and ships out of molten lava.
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Space Ghost must defeat Moltor's
invasion force before it launches.
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Moltor
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The Molten Men
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| 17-2, AX34: "Transor -- the Matter Mover" |
Transor uses a teleportation
device to
capture specimens for his own personal zoo. |
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| 18-1, AX35: "The Looters" |
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Brak
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Sisto
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Alien Pilots
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| 18-2, AX36: "The Gargoyloids" |
The Gargoyloids, primitive
inhabitants of a rogue planet try to sacrifice Space Ghost to their
idol.
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| For the second season of Space Ghost, Hanna-Barbera wanted to
use Space
Ghost's popularity to direct viewers to some of their other
series.
Yes, they invented the crossover for TV cartoons. |
As part of a six-part "Council of Doom" storyline, six of
Space Ghost's
most popular villains teamed up against him. Various traps sent Space
Ghost to parts of the galaxy occupied by the crossover characters. |
So Space Ghost went to Earth where he met Tom, Tub, and the
giant whale
Moby Dick; to the planet Amzot, where he met The Herculoids; |
and back in time, where he met The Mighty Mightor in the
prehistoric
past, and the "time of the Arabian Nights", where he met Chuck, Nancy,
and the genie Shazzan. |
This
was also the first time any Space Ghost episodes ended in cliffhangers
(though H-B had previously used cliffhangers in their
Frankenstein Jr. series). |
| 19-1, AX37: "The Meeting" |
The Council
of Doom swears vengeance against Space Ghost. Metallus's robot armada
drives Space Ghost and associates off of the Ghost Planet and causes
the Phantom Cruiser to crash on another planet. |
The Creature King sends
a monster to crush the Cruiser and its occupants. |
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| 19-2, AX38: "Clutches of Creature King" |
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| 19-3, AX39: "The Deadly Trap" |
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| 20-1, AX40: "The Molten Monsters of Moltar" |
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Moltar
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| 20-2, AX41: "Two Faces of Doom" |
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| 20-3, AX42: "The Final Encounter" |
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