Gate World
- Studio
- DiC Entertainment, SFM
- Distributor
- Saban Entertainment
Synopsis
Lost and dangerously low on fuel, the Lightning League searches for Gate World, a legendary gateway to any spot in the universe. Gillian adapts the scanner, and the Pride lands in the center of some stonework on a beautiful planet.
Characters
Jayce, Gillian, Herc Stormsailor, Oon, Flora, Brock, Audric, Jal Gorda, Zoggies, Sawboss, Sawtrooper, Monster Mind, Terror Tank, Gun Grinner, KO Kruiser, Beast Walker, Dr. Zorg
Credits
Writing
- Writer
- Howard R. Cohen, Jina Bacarr, Natasha Lubin, Rod Baker, Lynn Manning, Haskell Barkin, Dennis O'Flaharty, Jim Bertges, Glen Olsen, Jack Bornoff, Mike O'Mahoney, Rhonda Fields, Daniel Pitlik, Patrick J. Furlong, David Pitlik, Barbara Hambly, Bruce Schaefer, Seth Hill, Bill Schienkai, John Howard, Judy Strauss, Ken Kahn, David Weimers, Dale Kirby, John Wilkman, Ken Koonce, Karen Willson
Voices
- Voice
- Dan Hennessey (Audric, Sawtrooper, KO Cruiser), Darrin Baker (Jayce), Len Carlson (Herc Stormsailer, Terror Tank), Luba Goy (Oon), Charles Joliffe (Gillian), Guilio Kukurugya (Saw Boss), Valerie Politis (Flora), John Stocker (Gun Grinner)
Music
- Music
- Shuki Levy, Haim Saban
Production notes
Based on a popular toy line, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors aired in syndication from 1985 through 1987. The central character, Jayce, traveled the universe searching for his scientist-father, Audric.
Audric, an agricultural genius, had developed a magical root capable of feeding the world, but the evil Sawboss had turned his creation against him. The mutated plant-creatures, known as the Monster Minds, worked under Sawboss' direction to spread evil across the cosmos. Jayce still held half of the magic root, and only by reuniting it with his father's half could peace be restored.
In his quest to battle the Monster Minds and find his father, Jayce was aided by a group of friends who re-formed a branch of the ancient Lightning League, dubbing themselves the Wheeled Warriors. This brave band of heroes included Gillian, the centuries-old wizard; Herc Stormsailer, the good natured, yet gruff pilot of the Space Barge; Oon, the robotic eternal squire; Flora, a literal flower child; and Brock, Flora's pet flying fish.
Armed with a magically powerful ring, a transforming vehicle called the Armed Force, and the courageous help of his friends, Jayce flew into battle for 65 syndicated episodes.
Audric, an agricultural genius, had developed a magical root capable of feeding the world, but the evil Sawboss had turned his creation against him. The mutated plant-creatures, known as the Monster Minds, worked under Sawboss' direction to spread evil across the cosmos. Jayce still held half of the magic root, and only by reuniting it with his father's half could peace be restored.
In his quest to battle the Monster Minds and find his father, Jayce was aided by a group of friends who re-formed a branch of the ancient Lightning League, dubbing themselves the Wheeled Warriors. This brave band of heroes included Gillian, the centuries-old wizard; Herc Stormsailer, the good natured, yet gruff pilot of the Space Barge; Oon, the robotic eternal squire; Flora, a literal flower child; and Brock, Flora's pet flying fish.
Armed with a magically powerful ring, a transforming vehicle called the Armed Force, and the courageous help of his friends, Jayce flew into battle for 65 syndicated episodes.