MP 4035 - 4040 Robotix (1985 Sunbow Productions/Marvel Productions)
Full Episodes - uploads monetised to Hasbro Studios
Full playlist link: Inhumanoids - The Complete Series
1986 Toyfair catalogue
Episodes 1-3 (The Evil That Lies Within, part 1)
Dialogue script
Episodes 4-6 (The Evil That Lies Within, part 2)
Dialogue script
Episodes 10-12 (The Evil That Lies Within, part 4)
Dialogue script
Episode 11 script (Act II)
Episodes 13-15 (The Evil That Lies Within, part 5)
Dialogue script
One-page storyboard (Aftermath of attack on Kamchatka)
MP#5206
Season 1
01 Cypheroid - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
02 The Surma Plan - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
03 Cult Of Darkness - Story: Flint Dille and Larry Parr. Teleplay: Buzz Dixon
Dialogue script
04 Negative Polarity - Flint Dille and Richard Merwin
Dialogue script
05 The Evil Eye - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
07 The Masterson Team - Flint Dille and Richard Merwin
Dialogue script
08 Auger for...President? - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
02 The Dark Hand Of Treachery - Flint Dille
Dialogue script (Includes separate script for Mortdredd ADR session)
04 The Price Of Freedom - Douglas Booth
Full script
05 Feryl Steps Out - Buzz Dixon
Full script
06 Lion Hunt - Buzz Dixon
Dialogue script
07 The Overthrow Of Merklynn - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
08 The Power Of The Wise - Douglas Booth
Dialogue script
09 Horn Of Unicron, Claw Of Dragon - Buzz Dixon
Dialogue script
10 Trail Of The Three Wizards - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
11 Sorcery Squared - Douglas Booth
Dialogue script
12 Honor Among Thieves - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
13 Dawn Of The Sun Imps - Flint Dille
Dialogue script
In early 1987, plans were in place for the next co-production between Sunbow and Marvel to support a Hasbro toyline: Air Raiders. Development work by Doug Booth and Ron Friedman had taken place over the summer of 1986, with a three-part pilot miniseries written by Friedman and ready by January 1987.
Unfortunately due to low retail orders of $30 million at Toyfair '87, as well as a general slump on all toylines caused by over-saturation of the market. All plans for an Air Raiders cartoon were dropped and Hasbro were not willing to fund any more shows beyond the existing contracts, the last of which was taking Jem to 65 episodes, fulfilled on May 2nd 1988.
Toyfair 1987
The following are preview photos by Heritage Auctions, who sold off the available material for Air Raiders on behalf of Ron Friedman in 2010.