Alguém se lembra de um programa de TV dos anos 80 ou início dos anos 90 com robôs voando de aparência egípcia? Foi no Super Canal no Reino Unido. Foi primitivo procurando CGI no estilo de jogo de computador da época?
Não Star Gate:)
Não consegue lembrar como foi chamado?
Também havia alguma referência de ouro ... Eu acho que houve um impulso de ouro :)
Isso seria Capitão Power e os Soldados do Futuro , onde alguns dos bandidos de fato pareciam robôs egípcios. Eles foram chamados de Bio-Dreads .
Lembro-me de o ver no canal Sky ou no Super Canal.
Confirmado pelo querante em um comentário:
Thank you.. that's it :) Loved it and it was Super Channel.. —Arvo
Tem certeza de que era dos anos 80, ou poderia ser Johnny Sokko e seu robô voador
Das resenhas de IMDb (grifo meu):
Watching a Egyptian mummy faced robot fighting monsters was a dream for me as well as for every other kid I knew. I remember how hard I cried when the giant robot lost his eyes and also during the episode where he was beaten badly, I envied Johnny so much. Today I know the special effects are much much better and there are a plethora of new sci- fi based programs but they cant even hold a torch to good ol' Johnny and his robot.
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Obviously, the series is the American redubbing of the Japanese series Giant Robo (or Jianto Robo). The names have been changed, though the premise is largely intact. The alien Emperor Guillotine seeks to conquer the Earth, through his criminal organization of thugs and monsters; and, what an organization it is! The Gargoyle Gang consists of beatnick Che Guevara/Nazi soldiers (with stylish wraparound sunglasses), a silver headed alien lieutenant with shelf- like eyebrow ridges (Dr. Botanus); a buck toothed, giant foreheaded, one legged lieutenant (Fangar); a one eyed playing card obsessive (Harlequin), and a nutjob in golden knight's armor (Goldennock). meanwhile, their leader is a cross-eyed alien, with tentacles hanging from his head. This bunch of misfits, along with their various monsters and weaponry, seek to subjugate the planet, for whatever reason. Opposing them is Unicorn a security organization that thinks it's OK for a little boy (and, later, a little girl) to casually be exposed to danger and carry a gun. To be fair, the kid seems to be the only one with any sense in the organization. They also seem to adopt stereotypical dress in their subsidiaries around the globe (tyrolean hats, turbans, etc...). The group usually needs the Giant Robot to get them out of a jam, though they do occasionally rescue the kid, so he can call in the robot.
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