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- Season 1 The Origin Story
- Season 1 Journey To Limbo
- Season 1 The Planet Eater
- Season 1 Save The Sun
- Season 1 Stop Timestopper
- Season 1 Darkbird
- Season 1 The Backroom
- Season 1 The Threat of Dritt
- Season 1 Sky-Shadow
- Season 1 Magnetic Attraction
- Season 1 Gold Shield
- Season 1 Zero The Memory Thief
- Season 1 The Milk Run
- Season 1 The Hardware Trap (1)
- Season 1 The Hardware Trap (2)
- Season 1 Race Against Time
- Season 1 Operation Big Freeze
- Season 1 The Ghost Ship
- Season 1 The Great Galaxy Race
- Season 1 Fantascreen
- Season 1 Hotwing Hits Limbo
- Season 1 The Bounty Hunter
- Season 1 Zeek's Fumble
- Season 1 The Fighting Hawks
- Season 1 The Renegade Hero
- Season 1 One on One
- Season 1 No More Mr. Nice Guy
- Season 1 Music of the Spheres
- Season 1 Limbo Gold Rush
- Season 1 Countdown to Zero
- Season 1 Amber Amplifier
- Season 1 The Saviour Stone
- Season 1 Smiley
- Season 1 Gotbucks
- Season 1 Melodia's Siren Song
- Season 1 Tally-Hawk Returns
- Season 1 Undercover
- Season 1 Eye of Infinity
- Season 1 A Piece of the Action
- Season 1 Flashback
- Season 1 Super Birds
- Season 1 The Blue Door
- Season 1 The Star of Bedlama
- Season 1 The Illusionist
- Season 1 The Bounty Hunter Returns
- Season 1 The Chase
- Season 1 Switch
- Season 1 Junkyard Dog
- Season 1 Window in Time
- Season 1 Gangwar (1)
- Season 1 Gangwar (2)
- Season 1 Sneak Attack (1)
- Season 1 Sneak Attack (2)
- Season 1 Moon*Star
- Season 1 Diamond Stick-Pin
- Season 1 Burnout
- Season 1 Battle Cruiser
- Season 1 Small World
- Season 1 Match-Up
- Season 1 Stargazer's Refit
- Season 1 The Invisible Destroyer
- Season 1 The Harder They Fall
- Season 1 Uncle Rattler
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SilverHawks
8.13 22 minutes SilverHawks is an American animated television series developed by Rankin/Bass Productions and distributed by Lorimar-Telepictures in 1986. The animation was provided by Japanese studio Pacific Animation Corporation. In total, 65 episodes were made. It was created as a space-bound equivalent of their previous series, ThunderCats.
As was the case with ThunderCats, there was also a SilverHawks comic book series published by then-Marvel Comics imprint Star Comics.
Currently, Warner Bros. owns the rights to the series.
