In the mid-late 90s I caught a show on the now long gone British TV channel "Super Channel". It was a show that took place in our solar system (I specifically remember a base in orbit around Jupiter) that seemed to be about two factions fighting for control.  The quality of the animation was "Transformers +". I also remember the lasers on the ships' wings being orange and attached to discs, making them movable. That color made me think at the time that they were part of a toy line, but I never saw any in the shops.
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I am looking for the name of a sci-fi cartoon. Key plot points  There were Space ships flown by some American voiced crew. They were some kind of rescue squad or maybe space police. In one episode they went to an orange tree farm in a canyon which used mirrors on the canyon walls to direct sunlight to the oranges. They had a force field that protected the canyon but some bad guys came and shot the mirrors. The heroes came back and saved the day. Another episode was set in an underground ancient tomb of some kind that was covered by a sandstorm once they escaped.  Chronology and other relevant information It had kind of 80s or 90s animation. I don't think I ever saw it on TV. I only ever watched the same 3 episodes on VHS.
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This was definitely in the realm of sci-fi series: I think title of series had the word Phoenix in it or the main character's powers or power came from a big gold medallion with an illustration of a Phoenix on it. It starts out with a body of an ancient man being dug up by some archaeologist on a dig site. He woke up, but then all I remember is he is always wandering or hitchhiking, kind of like the beginning and ending scene from the Incredible Hulk series in the 80's. One of the characters was a tall weird looking guy with long blonde hair, who drew some kind of power from his Phoenix medallion or something
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I'm looking for a 90s (or early 2000s) scifi (mini)series where a boy and old man chase a black guy in metal suit. I think they were going through different dimensions. I remember part of it, but I don't think I ever saw how it ended. I remember my friend telling me there was a twist at the end. I think they were trying to find something and he was always ahead of them..
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Does anyone remember a show, where:   An alien girl lives with a family She comes from the moon She is looking for a new king because their king (a giant baby) is dying Her spaceship its a VW van They had a doorframe, yes a doorframe, that could open to other alternative universes or dimentions
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I have the vaguest memory of a TV show (maybe a BBC import?) in which the protagonists were moving through the sections of a massive generation ship whose inhabitants had forgotten that they were on a spaceship... I know there was an RPG with the same plot (which, after all, is a pretty great blank slate) but I definitely feel I saw this on a static-filled 13" B&amp;W TV back in the day...
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I'm trying to find a movie I watched on TV, probably in the 90s. I think it was a made-for-TV movie.  It was about a ship with an AI. The ship was crewed by young adults. I think they were cadets?   There was an accident (like a warp drive malfunction) and they end up in another part of space where they meet a female alien whose ship had been shot down.  I remember they had manned robots they would pilot and they took them to a planet to get upgraded and they are attacked by more manned robots. They had three legs and they were yellow, I think.  I also remember the baddie had a holo-projector or something like that which allowed him to change his appearance. He commanded a massive fleet and he worked for someone he spoke to in a video chat that looked like a squid.
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So, I only saw a single episode of this during my childhood - 10 or more years ago I had guess -  where there is a group of children whose father programmed a game and they ended up in the game and can't get out. Inside the game they have a base inside a tree house and I believe they were able to communicate through the computer screen with people inside the RL house.  Yeah, I know this might sound quite vague, but it was the very first encounter I had with VR and kept me fascinated for ages and might be one of the reasons I got 'into' VR, so would love finding it back.
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Does anyone remember a cartoon with 4-5 humanoid robots on Saturday morning in the mid-80s?  As far as I can remember, they had "powers" to zap things and maybe fly but I don't remember much of the story/plot/enemies/powers.  I don't remember humans in the show.  One scene I remember was the were on some ice world and were being chased by this huge polar kraken type monster.  They got cornered at the edge of this ice sheet and some water.  One of the robots (the leader I guess) asked if someone had any power to do anything.  They all looked at each other and one of the female robots said she did and zapped the ice sheet so they floated away from the kraken.  However, since all of them ran out of power, they couldn't do anything except stand on the ice sheet and float in the water.  I don't remember anything after this scene, probably because my parents shut off the TV, or I'm just that old.  It's also possible I caught the re-runs of it, so it's possible it's late 70s or early 80s.
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Typical Japanese style anime art, it was a series.   It has been around for more than 6 years. I think it mixed fantasy and sci-fi. It was certainly not Isekai and it has no magic, it feels more like revered science. A boy gets a gem embedded into his arm after a terrorist attack and transforms into a white and orange humanoid being. There are more people able to transform into these beings. There is also a red flying ship with a dark yellow underbelly that throws boxes with parachutes. There is also this top-secret laboratory where the scientists study how to battle against the beings. There are some other flying ships of varying colors. If I remember correctly, the protagonist gets amnesia near the end of the plot.
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In the late 80s or early 90s I remember watching an animated series that followed a young unicorn and a demon.   In one episode the unicorn gave the demon his horn, and the unicorn almost died.   In another episode there was a man who was able to turn people into human shaped building blocks and built a huge tower from them.   Those are the two scenes I remember with any clarity.   Does anyone have any idea?
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I'm trying to remember the name of a series that aired between 2000-2010 and had a style very much like "Children who chase lost voices". There were monsters in the series, people who became crystalized and the military using the crystalization to create weapons. What I most remember was the visual style, that was really similar to the movie that I mentioned. The series was in Japanese.  I remember that the climax of the series was the discovery that some large monster the military wanted to use was actually a kid.
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What is the name of this kids’ show from the late 80s? It was based in space, and I think it was some sort of live-action TV show. Some of the images looked like TV static, and you could buy some toy spaceships shaped like a gun to shoot at the images (and somehow get hit) to gain or lose points.  I thought it was called "Captain Skyhawk", but apparently that's an old NES game.  Does anyone know what this show was called?
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Been trying to track down some of my old favorites from the 80s era of anime, one that has refused to show up in search after search has brought me here with the hope that someone might know of it.  Details: Sci-fi anime series (viewed on American TV early weekday mornings) during the 80s. Heroes drove cars and enemies were cars, with the heroic cars being high-tech and each unique, and enemies being some organic spore-based grow-on-demand instant cars. One of the latter had a bola style weapon, forget the others.  Characters were quite obviously modelled after Star Wars 4, I forget what their cars were capable of except in one case:  -"Han" owned the starship they traveled on, "Luke" was main character (?), "Ben" and "Leia" rode in the same car, which had a drill for going underground.  As far as what year the title was aired, I can't say for certain, around the mid 80s I can say confidently.
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I remember a group of people (soldiers?) stuck in a jungle and attacked by two different sorts of aliens. One looked a lot like the Xenomorphs from the Alien movies, very bestial. The other was a humanoid armored creature  like in Predator films which I remember had a jetpack, and might have had a thrown weapon that looked like a fanged frisbee. I distinctly remember the jetpack bit happened on a bridge.  After that, my memory gets very fuzzy right up until the end credits which featured the aliens (both? Maybe just the Xenomorph ones) on a talk show. I vaguely remember TV Tropes mentioning this, and that vague memory suggests it was originally a Swedish movie.  I would have watched it on TV somewhere between 1994 and 1998, possibly on a premium cable channel as I think I watched it while at All State Choir, where they bunked us up in hotels and frequently forgot to shut down the premium channels.  I'm pretty sure that the English title had the word "Alien" in it, and I think it was just a two word title.  Trish Ling clued me in that the talk show bit is from a totally different movie than the first movie, which is the one I was really looking for, so I've struck out those bits.
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Looking for a show about a group of three kids/teens who, using cards to change into monsters, fight and recover relics. I believe there are two or three other groups of three also trying to get the relics.  In the main group there are two boys and a girl. The boys were both white, one is from a farm and I don't know where the other is from. The girl was dark skinned and either black or blue hair. The three travelled around the world using a red plane.  I think they only use one monster primarily. The girl uses a monster created from gas and at one point is green. One of the boys uses a metal robot most of the time and at one point is given another better version of that card to use. I believe the episode for this was called something like green with envy.  All I'm getting from the internet is that it may be Chaotic, but that isn't the right show.  I also believe the girl's name was Mai and one of the boys were Ky, but I may be wrong.
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All i can remember are a few specifics, would love to rediscover the title. Haven't been able to Google up anything.   The kid (~13) made special effects models as a hobby (only one i can remember is a pair of legs which walked realistically) He got a sort of apprenticeship at a special effects production company There was a full-scale mechanical dragon model being worked on at the time, which spoke to the kid (though this might have just been one of the techs messing with him) Also renting space in the building was a sculptor / jeweler who befriended the protagonist At one point there was a break-in I think it ended with a fire, with the robot dragon moving on its own to save the main character   Sorry to be so vague :( There was an early-'90s UK TV adaptation, but i can remember even less of that than i can the novel.
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I remember watching this TV show in the early- or mid-nineties (I think) that was about a war between humans and a mysterious alien race. At least some of the episodes focused on learning new things about the aliens. Specifics that I recall:   The aliens were called "chigs" or "chiggers" or something like that. [I'm not really certain on this bit, to be honest, but I do recall there was some kind of slang term the characters used for the aliens that always made me think of some kind of insect.] The show focused on a particular group of human soldiers/pilots (they seemed to do as much space combat as ground combat, as I recall). The show featured a brand new element, although I forget what it was called, and there was even an updated periodic table that included it. Pretty much all of the aliens' technology was based on this element and its unique properties.   It was a pretty dark show (both in theme and in actual lighting), and they seemed to go out of their way to never give the audience a good view of the aliens (probably trying to increase the mysteriousness of them); in fact, I seem to recall one episode in particular where they had captured the dead body of one of the aliens, and yet they still refused to give the audience a clear look at this creature.  I believe it was short-lived, canceled after just 1 or 2 seasons (possibly mid-season, I seem to recall story arcs remaining unresolved). I remember really enjoying the show, and would love to look it up again and re-watch it, but not remembering the title makes that a bit awkward...  If you need more detail, please ask -- I remember bits and pieces of several of the episodes, and with some prompts I should be able to provide additional details.