SilverHawks

When intergalactic criminal Mon*star breaks out of prison and is transformed into an android monster, Earth sends biomechanical androids called Silverhawks to fight him and his army of android monsters in Limbo Galaxy.

The Silverhawks explore Limbo and attack Mon*Star, forcing him back to his stronghold Brim*Star.

The Silverhawks must stop the Mon*Star group from using their terrifying Sky Chomper, a ship which eats other ships whole.

The mob takes control of Limbo's artificial sun, and the Silverhawks prepare to launch a counterattack.

The Mob invites a boy with an impressive power - the ability to stop time - to join their rebellion.

A bandit who bears an uncanny resemblance to Quicksilver attacks the bank of Limbo.

The Stargazers investigate a Mob machine that has the power to destroy every planet of Limbo Galaxy.

The Silverhawks protect an alien ambassador from the Mob, which wants to prevent the signing of a peace treaty.

Eager to create his own spy, Mon*star orders his henchmen to kidnap Tally-Hawk so his circuits can be used in their new weapon.

Steelheart escorts a prisoner to the penal planet, but runs into Mon*star interference.

The Mob sets out to steal the Disintegrator, a weapon that makes inanimate objects fall apart.

The Silverhawks race to prevent the Mob from launching a Mega-Missile aimed at Earth.

Mon*star battles to get Melodia back as she's being transported to the Penal Planet by SilverHawks.

Quicksilver goes undercover as a bandit to catch Hardware. First of a two-part episode.

Quicksilver chases an escaped Hardware on a sabotaged Sprinthawk, unaware that his vehicle is rigged to explode. Second of a two-part episode.

Mon*star breaks Poker-Face out of prison to officiate over his meteor race.

The Silverhawks try to reverse Mon*star's galactic ice storm, which is threatening to ice over the entire Limbo Galaxy.

Mon*star uses a Trojan Horse to get inside Silverhawk headquarters.

The Mob challenges the SilverHawks to a long-distance race around the galaxy.

Hardware devises a machine that can turn Silverhawks into mindless Mob slaves.

As Mob victories pile up, Stagazer calls for more SilverHawk volunteers from Earth, and gets Hotwing, a SilverHawk with magic talent.

The Mob breaks The Bounty Hunter out of prison, and sets this brain-draining vampire/mercenary on the SilverHawks.

Poker-Face acquires sensitive information about the Silverhawks' defenses and prepares to sell it to Mon*star.

The Steel Twins devise new weapons, the Fighting Hawks, which are specially-powered versions of each SilverHawk's favorite tool, just in time for Mon*star's attack on the planet Automata.