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UK - DVD R2Cult Sci-Fi Legends

Title: Cult Sci-Fi Legends
Starring: Various
Released: 5th June 2006
SRP: £9.99

Further Details:
Metrodome Distribution has announced the release of Cult Sci-Fi Legends for the 5th of June, priced at around £9.99. The set will feature episodes from such animated shows as Transformers: Generation One, Transformers: Victory, Visionaries, Inhumanoids, Shadow Raiders and Bucky O'Hare. This amounts to over three hours of animated goodness in one set. Here's the episode listing, along with the artwork.

Visionaries

The Age of Magic
Dark Hand of Treachery

Inhumanoids

The Surma Plan

Shadow Raiders

Behold the Beast

Bucky O'Hare

The Artificers of Alderbaran

Transformers Victory

Star Saber, Head of the Universe
Multiforce, Combine!

Transformers: Generation One

More Than Meets The Eye: Day One

News by Chris Gould

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15th May 2006 18:41 #1

Gabe Powers Contributor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 3,262 Send a message via ICQ to Gabe Powers

Visionaries were som awsome toys, right up there with Sky Commanders and Dinoriders.

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15th May 2006 21:43 #2

The Curmudgeon Member Join Date: November 2004 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 341

Nice looking set. At least it's not being billed as "Kids Corner" or something.

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15th May 2006 23:09 #3

beckmen Member Join Date: November 2005 Location: United States Posts: 289

Wow, some obscure titles here. I had the toys of many of them. Pretty cool.

I am still waiting for Exosquad to be released on DVD...

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16th May 2006 0:12 #4

Lincoln6Echo Member Join Date: August 2004 Location: United States Posts: 1,061 Send a message via Yahoo to Lincoln6Echo

The Shadow Raiders series was excellent. Animated by Mainframe Entertainment (same studio that did Beast Wars/Machines).

The show was very mature in tone, despite some goofy characters. The story was very dark. I have the entire series on 6 individual releases. I'll pop one in from time to time to oogle at the cool CGI.

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16th May 2006 6:15 #5

El Mariachi Member Join Date: September 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 351

Bucky O'Hare that brings back memories.

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16th May 2006 7:26 #6

Bouncy X Member Join Date: March 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 871

i'm surprised shadow raiders is there...the rest are all pretty old 80s show and then raiders is recent enough...its also such a drastic difference especially cuz of the CGI versus cel animation for all the others..

i think raiders would fit better onto a collection of CGI shows or even make a mainframe collection and include reboot and beast wars/beast machines ...i'm sure they've done other shows as well

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16th May 2006 15:02 #7

Takeshi Tetsuryuu Member Join Date: August 2004 Location: Finland Posts: 171

On the Tranformers side, it looks like a collection of advertisers instead. Especially since "More Than Meets the Eye" ends in a cliffhanger and the Victory episodes are a part of a bigger story arc anyhow.

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16th May 2006 18:19 #8

Simon Abrams Member Join Date: June 2005 Location: United States Posts: 685

Holy jeez, Bucky O'Hare. Wow....wow.

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16th May 2006 18:45 #9

YlowBstard Member Join Date: February 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 854

I LOVED SHADOW WARRIORS!!! I`ll might get this. It such a wierd set though.

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