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October 1992 - May
1993, syndicated
Graz, Sunbow, Jetlag
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Conan
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Michael Donovan
Jezmine
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Janyse Jaud
Snagg
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Garry Chalk
Epimetrius
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Jim Byrnes
Mesmira
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Kathleen Barr
Wrath-Amon
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Long John Baldry
Wrath-Amon
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Scott McNeill
Voices
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Doug Stone
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Lee Tockar |
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For
fans of the Hyborian Age, 1992 saw the release of Conan the
Adventurer, an animated take on the legendary barbarian
created by Robert E. Howard. Not surprisingly, the
made-for-television series concentrated on the warrior's
heroic and honorable traits, and eschewed any of the roguish
qualities that were part and parcel to the character's makeup
in the written stories.
Conan's adventurous origins lay
in his past, when the leader of the religious Snake Cult,
Wrath-Amon used a spell to transform Conan's parents into
statues of lifeless stone. On that day Conan vowed to return
his loved ones to life, and his quest led him to far-off lands
and into contention with a myriad of fantastical adversaries.
His goal to vanquish the cruel wizard Wrath-Amon and his evil
serpent men was helped by a number of allies and by a special
sword made of star metal, which would reveal the true form of
the shapeshifting serpent men and drive them back into another
dimension.
The series ran for 64 episodes
in its first and only season, but inspired a sequel for the
1993 season titled Conan and the Young Warriors. Conan and the
Young Warriors continued where the original series left off,
but featured three new companions for Conan and a new quest. |
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The Night of Fiery Tears
Blood Brother
Star of Shadizar
Conan the Gladiator
The Heart of Rakkir
Men of Stone
The Terrible Torrinon
Greywolf of Xanthus
Shadow Walkers
The Claw of Heaven
Serpent Riders of Set
Windfang's Eyrie
Seven against Stygia
Tribal Warfare
Curse of Axh'oon
Master Thief of Shadizar
The Vengeance of Jhebbel Sag
The Red Brotherhood
Thunder and Lightning
The Crevasse of Winds
Hanuman the Ape God
Isle of the Naiads
In Days of Old
The Battle of Wrath-Amon
Earthbound
The Treachery of Emperors
A Needle in a Haystack
Return to Tarantia
The Book of Skelos
Labors of Conan
The Amulet of Vathelos
The Final hours of Conan
An Evil Wind in Kusan
Blood of my Blood
Dragon's Breath
The Queen of Stygia
Nature of the Beast
City of the Burning Skull
Son of Atlantis
Conan rides Again
Down to the Dregs
Dregs-Amon the Great
The Wolfmother
Conan of the Kosaki
Torrinon Returns
The Frost Giant's Daughter
Cornucopia of Grondar
When Tolls the Bell of Night
The Lost Dagger of Manir
Thorns of Midnight
The Vale of Amazons
Bones of Damballa
Turnabout is Foul Play
The Once and Future Conan
Sword, Sai, & Shuriken
Full Moon Rising
The Stealer of Souls
Amra the Lion
Escape of Ram-Amon
The Star-Metal Monster
Into the Abyss
A Serpent Coils the Earth,
Part 1
A Serpent Coils the Earth,
Part 2
A Serpent Coils the Earth,
Part 3 |
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"Conan... the Adventurer
Conan... warrior without
fear.
He's more powerful than any
man,
whose legend ever crossed the
land or sea.
(Conan, the mighiest warrior
ever! His quest: to undo the spell of living stone cast
upon his family by driving the evil serpent men back
into another dimension and vanquishing their leader, the
cruel wizard Wrath-Amon.)
Conan... the Adventurer
Conan... man of bravery.
With his mighty sword,
protecting the mightiest,
of warriors is he.
(Feel the power!)
Conan" |
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