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Bionic Six

Plot

In the near future, Earth is in serious risk of a wide variety of foreign threats to the mad. Sharp Professor, Head of Special Projects Laboratory (SPL), creates a new form of technology to enhance human beings through bionics. His first topic was Jack Bennett, a test pilot who secretly acted as a field agent like Bionic Sharp-1. In a family vacation in the Himalayas, an alien spaceship lands near and is detected by Professor Sharp, who calls Jack to investigate. During his research, Jack discovers that the aliens are trying to locate a mysterious object buried radiation emitted by an unknown type. Jack tries to retrieve the foreign object and attack him, forcing him to reveal his skills improved in order to protect your family that, apart from his wife, were not aware of their secret abilities.

Jack Fearing incredible powers, the aliens unleash an avalanche bury the whole family and also exposed to unusual radiation of the object. Jack is released, but discovers that his entire family is in a deep coma. Theory Jack bionics that protected it from radiation, bionic implants technology Sharp Professor in the other, they wake up. Then all the family functions as the best high-tech equipment for adventurers and superheroes of the future, the Bionic Six.

His antagonist most commonly known as mad scientist Dr. Beetle and his legion of high-tech robots and a group of followers, gloves, O Lady, Chopper, mechanical, and Klunk. Perhaps ironically, Beetle Sharp brother is a teacher himself and is obsessed with gaining immortality, or, alternatively, the resolution of the world. He believes that the key to both lies in technology bionic secret invented by his brother and plans to have her. His collection of dim-witted henchmen include gloves, his second in command who wears a glove in the battle blaster and eager to assume the position of Beetle despite lacking brightness Beetle, Madame O, a woman wearing an elaborate mask that hides his face and uses a similar weapon a harp-shaped, unleashing powerful sonic booms, it always flatters Beetle but his real desire is money and power, Chopper that has a long chain, mechanical which apparently is a wise fool, an engineering genius bright but otherwise dim that is equally adept in the use of powerful tools such as improvised clubs, and Klunk, a monstrous creature apparently made up of a sticky slime that has a tremendous physical strength.

Characters

Heroes

Professor Amadeus Sharp.

Professor Amadeus Sharp is the scientific genius who infuses the Bionic Six with bionics. All of his research is supported by the government, and Sharp technology should be reviewed periodically by the government agency Q10. He lives alone in his private museum, under which has a special secret Lab Project, the base hidden from the Bionic Six. Amadeus is also the brother of Scarab. Sharp is a genius in the fields of aeronautics, animatronics, archeology, bionics, and neurology. It was the voice of Alan Oppenheimer.

The family includes Jack Bennett, Helen, Eric, Meg, JD and Bunji. They live in the fictional town of Cypress Cove, in northern California. Each member has a special ring and a wristcomp (a mini-computer with cables on the wrist), who used to activate your Bionic Powers. The Bionic Six also can pool its powers, the creation of a "bionic Link" to join hands. This link gives more powers and abilities.

Jack Bennett, also known as Bionic-1 is an engineer and an expert test driver. Jack Bennett likes to cook, and participated in the Paris Conference of Food. Bionic-1 super powers include the view, optical beams and a wider audience. Bionic-1 was expressed by John Stephenson.

Helen Bennett, also known as the Mother-1, is the wife of Jack. She is a accomplished oceanographer and marine biologist. Mother-1 has psychic powers and can also create optical illusions / holograms. She was the voice of Carol Bilger.

Eric Bennett, also known as Sports-1 is Jack and Helen athletic blond child. Locally Albert Einstein High School, Eric Bennett is a shortstop on his baseball team, Einstein atoms. On the other hand, often working several baseball expressions in everyday conversation. As a sport-1, which shows different electromagnetic powers. He can attract or repel metallic objects with tremendous force, or even destroy. This force is directional and - by varying the shape of their hands, or by use of one or both arms - Sport-1 can adjust the strength of attraction / repulsion. Often using a baseball bat to attack back to its source. It was the voice of Hal Rayle.

Meg Bennett, also known as Rock-1 is the daughter of Jack and Helen, and Eric's younger sister. Meg Bennett is a girl and a little excitable idiot who loves music ... which reads: "So-LAR!" (Another word "awesome") very often. She also makes frequent use of the prefix "Mega"! " (As befits its name) and, less frequently, "Ultra-!" In the Albert Einstein High School, Meg is a member of the debating team and the dates of a classmate Bim call when he's not seeing Janet Sutton. She and Eric are only biological child of Jack and Helen. As Rock-1, which can shoot beams Sound Blaster units mounted shoulders. (Blaster units were only visible while she was in "bionic mode.") Also can run at incredible speeds (even faster than the rest of the team). Meg was the voice of Bobbi block.

JD Bennett, also known as IQ, is Jack and Helen's smart, son African-American adoptive. I love boxing, but not very good at it. As IQ, which has two super-strength and super-intelligence. (JD was the only member a code name that does not include the number "1".) Norman was the voice of Bernard.

Bunjiro "Bunji" Bennett, also known as Karate-1, an adopted child of Jack and Helen. Was placed in custody after his own father, who disappeared 10 years ago. Bunji is a cute but unruly, Asia and Latin enthusiast Karate. As Karate-1, which has improved the skills of martial arts, more formidable with his bionics. It was the voice of Brian Tochi.

Fluffies is a gorilla robot living with the Bennetts. His behavior seems remarkably intelligent, but is actually quite useful to the Bionic Six, if he is helping children with their homework Bennett, or help adults in dangerous scientific experiments. Unfortunately, fluffier has a serious weakness: a desire for aluminum. If not fed regularly, he would think nothing Bennetts eating pots and pans. Fluffies was the voice of Neil Ross.

Villains

Dr. Beetle (Dr. Wilmer Sharp).

Beetle Team, left to right: the traitor glove, the dim-witted mechanic, helicopter ruthlessly seductive Madame Klunk Oy the grotesque.

Like any major superheroes The Bionic Six has been a major enemy in Dr. Beetle (whose real name is Dr. Wilmer Sharp, who is the brother of Amadeus Sharp) a big man, the bad and sometimes comic yearning for the secret of eternal life. Has brought together a diverse group of people, after giving bio-mechanical powers. It was the voice of Jim MacGeorge. His followers are described below:

Gauntlet gloves named for Blaster, which could shoot two beams and shells. He served as field leader plans beetle (And therefore, the brunt of non-general) and plans to replace Dr. Beetle constantly as a leader. He has a special rivalry with Bionic-1, but tends to flee at the first sign of defeat. It was the voice of Frank Welker.

OA Lady-blue-skinned femme fatale who wears a full face mask and uses a "harp" gun to shoot bursts of sound. She has a verbal tic of ending many of his statements with a pause and the word "... love." She was the voice of Jennifer Darling.

Mechanic-A foolish man, brutal type that uses multiple mechanical tools as weapons. He tends to have a soft spot for animals and an evil genius. He was the voice of Frank Welker.

Switch-A thug chain in hand, articulating sounds like I was reliving a motorcycle. It was the voice of Frank Welker.

Klunk-A monstrosity inarticulate life seems to be made adhesive. Immediately after its creation, Beetle said himself "using a power little less next time. "Although relatively little intelligence, is considered one of the most dangerous to enter combat due to its high resistance to physical attacks, and its ability to entangle the attacker. It was the voice of John Stephenson.

Dr. Beetle has tried to create additional cohorts with limited success, usually because interference to existing jealous of his followers. Some of them include:

Lady beetle, also known as "Dr Scarabin Beetle attempt to create a perfect wife for him, a beautiful woman who possesses intelligence and Mother-1 of psychic powers. Lady-O interfered with his creation, resulting in a version Dr. nasty female beetle that was devoted entirely to him. Beetle, but rejected by her, tried to use to their advantage. Over time trapped in his handling and left him. Later again, trying to win her affection by creating different versions of the sex of their own to overcome the henchmen Bionic Six due to an excess. This plan also failed because of personality conflicts and betrayals.

Shadow Boxer-Take a down-on-his-luck former boxing champion and try to give powers Dr. Beetle Once created Shadow Boxer by accident with the interference of gloves. Instead of being just another pawn super strong, Shadow Boxer also gained the ability to solidify shade and act under his direction. He apparently lost this ability Bionic-1 when exposed his shadow to a large amount of light and vanished.

Always Scarab dress up your computer with Bionic masking units and feel ready to remove their disguises, they slam their fists on their logos on the chest, and say, "Viva Beetle "(Beetle, however, usually exclaims:" Hail, yo! "). In so doing, it also serves another purpose of the activation a temporary increase in resistance.

In addition to his henchmen, beetle also uses robots, which he called Cyphrons in their fight against the Bionic Six. The Cyphrons are, like the rest of his followers, usually incompetent but dangerous in large quantities. Attempts to create more advanced units usually backfire beetle.

Characters

Bionic Six also included a series of recurring characters support.

Perceiver-Peter Wilcox was one of the best of bionics researchers with Professor Sharp. Because of their impatience, Wilcox bionic experiment proved itself. The experiment given in skills Wilcox bionics, but at the expense of his own view. Blaming technology for his blindness, Wilcox became the caretaker of control technology known as the preceptor. However, after a clash with Sharp and the Bionic Six, Wilcox resigned his way and became a hero. Perceptor was the voice of Neil Ross.

Dr. Hugo fish An eccentric scientist and his colleague Professor Sharp. Dr. Fish constantly invents devices with unusual features, including foods that creatures provides greater intelligence, a device that gives people the ability to create art, a theme park animatronics, and a device capable of generating giant mushrooms. These devices frequently put him among the Bionic Six and the group of Dr. Beetle. Fish was expressed by Dr. Howard Morris.

The Bandroids-Created by Dr. Bruce "Bad Brains" Huxter, the Bandroids are androids designed to function as a band. The Bandroids are: guitarist Rick Rivet, keyboardist Tex Techno, Metalhand bassist and drummer Bob. Each musical instrument has its Bandra designed chassis, and each Bandra has some special ability: Rick Rivet can generate force fields, is Techno Tex equipped with two six shooters, Metalhand may grow in size and has a jet pack, and Bob can generate electrical explosions of their sticks. The had four hits Bandroids number one straight, and often acting in concert.

Kaleidoscope Nails, Harlan was a brilliant scientist who worked with Professor Sharp in the field bionics. During that time, he created a device that can temporarily rearrange the atomic structure of an element. After being rejected by Sharp, Dr. Nail continues to experience, in association with Dr. Beetle instead. Nails created a team to your invention, and became a master of disguise. Who calls Kaleidoscope Nails became beetle partner in crime, until the beetle turned to him. Kaleidoscope was the real inventor of many technologies beetle, including Bionic masking units and the first generation Cyphrons. After spending 20 years in prison, the nails are released into the custody of Bionic Six to help locate Beetle. However, the recently escaped Kaleidoscope has only one thing in mind: revenge on both Dr. Beetle and Professor Sharp.

Episode List

Main article: List of Bionic six episodes

The first season of Bionic Six introduces the public to the Bennet family, and Beetle and his henchmen. Karate-1 source is explored, and the mystery of her missing father is introduced. The origin of both the Bionic Six, and the beetle and its followers is revealed from the beginning in the course of 22 episodes. The secondary characters of the fish and Dr. Perceptor are introduced.

The second season continues on from the first to perfection. Main secondary characters and return as Perceptor Dr. Fish, and new characters, such as introducing Bandroids. The highlight of the season is the episode of the second part "I, beetle, "where the teacher creates a second Sharp Bionic six to rescue the original team. The second team consists of minor characters from previous episodes (Kaleidoscope, Recipient, and Bandroids).

Marketing

Action Figures

LJN produced in 1986, the line consists of 13 figures (Jack, Helen, JD, Eric, Meg, Bunji, Fluffies, Dr. Scarab, Glove, mechanical, ma'am, "O, Chopper, and Klunk), five vehicles and a playground. These figures and cars were made up of plastic and die-cast metal with some of the figures to see through the limbs. The 13 figures were designed and owned Paul Samulski on behalf of LJN. Fluffies monkey robot was difficult to find in the early release of the series, but it was easy to get online later as the lost popularity. Today, the line remains modest collection with the playground and the car is the most difficult to come across.

Books

Grosset & Dunlap Published Bionic Six was the Super Photo Paper, a collection of color and black and white pin-ups of the Bionic Six team, Dr. Sharp, Fluffies and Beetle. The art of books was provided by Vincent Perez and Lisa Santangelo.

Additional information

In Germany, most key family names have changed. Mother-1 became Bionic-2, Rock-1 became rock, Sport-1 became baseball and karate, became a suicide bomber. Bionic-1 and IQ remained the same.

Alan Oppenheimer, the actor who provided the voice for Professor Sharp was the first (two) to play Dr. Rudy Wells in the television series The Six Million Dollar Man

Jennifer Darling (voice Madame O) played Peggy Callahan (assistant to Mr. Goldman) in the six-man million dollars and the Bionic Woman television series.

Carol Bilger (Helen Bennett/Mother-1) also provided the voice of the computer teacher Sharp.

Bobbi Block (Meg Bennett/Rock-1) also did the voice of Roxy in the animated series Jem.

References

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^ "Target Ready, fired." Bionic Six. 11.05.1987.

^ Ab "Family Affair." Bionic Six. 05.03.1987.

^ Abc "Perceptor File." Bionic Six. 06.21.1987.

^ "Happy Birthday, Amadeus. "Bionic Six. 10.05.1987.

Ab ^ "Valley of Shadows." Bionic Six. 19.04.1987.

^ ab "Bionics On! The First Adventure ". Bionic Six. 17.5.1987.

^ "Clean Slate, Part I". Bionic Six. 09.18.1987.

^ "You've Come a Long Way Baby!. "Bionic Six. 29.09.1987.

^ ab "The Man in the Moon." Bionic Six. 09.23.1987.

^ "1001 Bionic Nights." Bionic Six. 06.21.1987.

^ Ab "Brain Food." Bionic Six. 10.05.1987.

^ abcdefg "Bionic Six cast and details." http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/bionic-six/cast/200090/.

^ "Klunk in Love." Bionic Six. 26.04.1987.

^ ab "Eric Bats a Thousand". Bionic Six. 26.04.1987.

^ "Interview Hal Rayle @ Toonarific Comics. "Http: / / www.toonarific.com/interview.php?interview_id=23.

^ "Youth or Consequences." Bionic Six. 07.06.1987.

^ Ab "Shadow Boxer." Bionic Six. 10.23.1987.

^ "Enter the Bunji. Bionic Six. 19.04.1987.

^ "Fluffies fugitive. "Bionic Six. 05.31.1987.

^ Abc "The Home of Frank Welker: Filmography AB." http://www.mkbmemorial.com/FWHp/film_ab.htm # B.

^ "Official Website Jennifer Darling." http://www.jenniferdarling.com/animation.htm.

^ "Mindlink." Bionic Six. 09.14.1987.

^ "The lady beetle." Bionic Six. 07.10.1987.

^ "Return of the lady beetle." Bionic Six. 11.11.1987.

^ "Masterpiece." Bionic Six. 28.06.1987.

^ "Holidaze." Bionic Six. 09.08.1987.

^ "The Fungus Among Us. "Bionic Six. 10.09.1987.

^ "Music Power". Bionic Six. 10.09.1987.

^ "Kaleidoscope." Bionic Six. 05.10.1987.

^ "Information Samulski, Copyright Paul." http://cocatalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?hd=1, 1 and SC Author = & SA Samulski = Paul & PID = dNlex1rk3MbS0-5iNsscI6k05ieMH and HIST = 0 & SEQ = 20100130200155 & sid = 2.

^ Kochman, Charles (1987). Bionic Six. Grosset and Dunlap. ISBN 0448190575.

External Links

Bionic Six (anime) at Anime News Network Encyclopedia

Bionic Six at the data from the Internet Movie

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