Superhero Cartoon Network

About This Site...

Welcome to the Superhero Cartoon Network online, a jumping-off point for locating and downloading superhero-related cartoons. We will be updating our files daily, starting in alphabetical order (listed by the actual name of the main character, not necessarily by the name of the show).
What makes the Superhero Cartoon Network different from other such download link sites is that we will endeavor to upload and post individual cartoons from the superhero genre—both old and new—in the MPEG format. This means that these files are ready to be watched or burned to a DVD recording device once downloaded. Where files for a particular cartoon are too large to be uploaded as single MPEG files, they will be split and uploaded as smaller MPEGs. In the event that files are too large or impractical to be uploaded as MPEGs, we will upload them as AVI files, which when are downloaded and extracted, will make a single AVI after you convert the resulting AVI to an MPEG (naturally, you will need the proper software to accomplish this with. Below are the links to free software that will allow you to do this; most of these programs are user-friendly, and only requires basic computer literacy).

File Format (File format-conversion software. This is the lastest version as of this posting): http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7605611/FFSetup220VideoFormatConverter.zip

Easy Video Joiner (freeware/software which combines separate MPEG and/or AVI files into a single file...which is great for those of you who want to combine the divided episodes into one single episode): http://www.ziddu.com/download/7810926/ezjoinerEasyVideoJoiner5.2.exe.html

DISCLAIMER: The Superhero Cartoon Network Online makes no claim to ownership of the provided animated cartoons and/or features...we merely provide them for your enjoyment!

CONTACT: Pariah2001@gmail.com

Mighty Orbots

The Show:
Mighty Orbots is an American/Japanese animated series that aired in 1984 on Saturday mornings in the United States on the ABC television network.
The series lasted only a single season of thirteen episodes, mostly due to a lawsuit between the show's creators and toymaker Tonka, who accused them of basing the cartoon on their GoBots franchise (which was adapted from Bandai's Machine Robo line). The robot depicted in the show was virtually identical to the robot in the anime for Bandai's Godmars toy, although the colors were changed. However, the Godmars toy was not among the Bandai figures utilized by the GoBots line.

Background:
The 23rd Century, the future is a time of robots and aliens. The people of Earth have banded together along with several other peaceful alien races to promote peace throughout the galaxy, forming the United Planets. As part of the United Planets, the Galactic Patrol — a body of law-enforcers — works to maintain order, under the leadership of Commander Rondu.
However, a powerful criminal organization called SHADOW is out to destroy both the Galactic Patrol and the U.P. Led by Umbra, a massive cyborg-computer, SHADOW employs sinister agents and incredible schemes to attack and someday rule over all corners of the known-galaxy.
There is one thing that helps to fight against SHADOW: ingenious inventor Rob Simmons — secretly a member of the Galactic Patrol — creates six special robots who can use their unique powers to battle against the forces of Umbra. Together, these robots can unite to form a giant robot called Mighty Orbots, to fight for truth, justice and peace for all.

The individual robots which combined to make Mighty Orbots are as follows:

Bort — A gaunt-thin male robot with a nervous personality and a voice like Lou Costello, he is the one member of the team that is the most handy due having been built with quick-change circuits and other abilities that allow Bort to reconfigure himself into literally any machine or device he can think of. Often showing a lack of confidence in himself, Bort is portrayed as being clumsy, indecisive and self-depressive. Yet, when the chips are down, Bort always comes through in the clutch for his team. Bort’s primary colors are silver and blue. When forming the gestalt form of Mighty Orbots, he retracts into a boxy unit that forms the lower right leg. While connected, he can use his quick-change circuits to modify the hands of Mighty Orbots into a variety of offensive and defensive weapons.

Bo — One of the two female robot team members she is more outgoing, assertive and confident female on the team. Sometimes she likes to play practical jokes, but at times they can backfire (like when she removed Crunch's appetite chip, only to have it broken when they needed it in the episode “Trapped on The Prehistoric Planet”). She is a caring soul and will do what she can to support her fellow team mates. She has the ability to manipulate the elements — fire, water, wind, etc. — to use in a myriad of offensive and defensive effects (whirlwinds, water geysers, etc.). Bo’s primary colors are pale yellow and orange. When forming the gestalt form of Mighty Orbots, she transforms in the left arm, which forms a hand after it is connected to the main body. Through her connection, she can channel her elemental powers throughout the body of Mighty Orbots.

Boo — The other female team member and twin sister to Bo, she is the shyest member of the team, yet she can prove to be as brave as her twin in combat, even standing up for herself and others (especially when Bo’s pranks go too far). Boo has the ability to create and manipulate effects on light and energy that would appear to be “magic”; she can turn herself and others invisible, create force fields, levitate objects and even teleport. She can also channel energy to form optical illusions and holograms. Boo’s primary colors are white and yellow. When forming the gestalt form of Mighty Orbots, she transforms into the right arm of the giant robot. Like Bo, she can channel her defensive abilities throughout the larger body, allowing it to benefit from all of her “magic” effects.

Crunch — A stoutly robust (sic “chubby”) male robot who’s personality seems to be focused on one thing; simply put, Crunch loves to eat. His prime ability — coupled with his steel trap-like jaws and teeth — allows him to consume ANY materials available (metal, stone, glass, circuits, garbage, etc.) and digest it so it can be converted into energy. Often he’s often a subject of comic-relief due to his eating habits. Crunch seems simple-minded, but he does prove to have some brains, and is a good friend and a steadfast supportive personality.
Crunch’s primary colors are purple and black. When forming the gestalt form of Mighty Orbots, Crunch forms a boxy unit that forms the lower left leg. While connected, Crunch also serves as the back-up power source for the giant robot, and at times will detach so he can “chow down” on any available items to give his team mates a much-needed power boost.

Ohno — The sixth robot of the team, so named for her propensity to exclaim "Oh no!" and quite possibly the most important of them all, Ohno resembles a small, female child in size and demeanor with the “mother hen” personality of a bossy little sister that can often get on the nerves of Rob and the others. Feisty, yet supportive in her role as Rob’s assistant, Ohno helps keep the lab running and the rest of the team in line. At times she feels neglected and unappreciated, but through thick and thin she’s always there to lend the team a hand (and a nag when needed). Ohno’s primary colors are pink, red and white. When Mighty Orbots forms its gestalt form, it’s Ohno that completes the final circuit “link” that allows the full power of the giant robot form to come online. Without this vital piece, Mighty Orbots cannot become fully functional (a flaw that was exploited once by Umbra, under the machinations of the Shadow Agent called Plasmus, in the episode “The Wishworld”). Ohno also carries the repair tools and recharge kit needed should the Orbots be caught off-world away from their base recharge chambers.

Other characters:
Rob Simmons — A brilliant inventor and scientist, he is the creator of Mighty Orbots and as such is also a secret member of the Galactic Patrol. In general, he poses as a mild-mannered robotics engineer and tinkers in his own laboratory complex (in some unnamed location) on Earth, but when needed, he uses a transformation matrix to change his regular lab clothes — called an Omni-Suit — into the uniform and helmet of his alter-ego, the Orbots’ Commander.

Commander Rondu — The primary leader of the Galactic Patrol, Rondu is of a race of alien humanoids that somewhat resemble Earth humans (save he has slanted eyes and pointed ears, similar to archetypal fantasy elves). Rondu is a calm, wise leader and — as it appears throughout the series — has been in charge of the Galactic Patrol for many years.

Dia — A senior officer and agent of the Galactic Patrol, Dia serves under her father’s command, and is considered one of the “top” agents on the force.

Characters: Actors:
Bort - Jim MacGeorge
Bo - Sherry Alberoni (English) and Akari Hibino (Japanese)
Boo - Julie Bennett (English) and Hitomi Oikawa (Japanese)
Crunch/Commander Rondu - Don Messick
Ohno - Noelle North
Rob - Barry Gordon (English) and Yuu Mizushima (Japanese)
Dia - Jennifer Darling

Episodes:
1.Magnetic Menace (8 September 1984)
2.The Wish World (15 September 1984)
3.Trapped on the Prehistoric Planet (22 September 1984)
4.The Dremloks (29 September 1984)
5.Devil's Asteroid (6 October 1984)
6.Raid on the Stellar Queen (13 October 1984)
7.The Jewel of Targon (20 October 1984)
8.The Phoenix Factor (27 October 1984)
9.Leviathan (3 November 1984)
10.The Cosmic Circus (17 November 1984)
11.A Tale of Two Thieves (24 November 1984)
12.Operation Eclipse (1 December 1984)
13.The Invasion of the Shadow Star (15 December 1984)

Download Links (1 file = 1/2 episode. Most episodes are divided in 2 parts):
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872291/1_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872514/1_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872739/2_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872739/2_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872860/3_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7872983/3_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873092/4_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873197/4_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873296/5_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873376/5_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873536/6_MightyOrbots.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873619/7_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7873828/7_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874020/8_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874076/8_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874175/9_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874231/9_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874350/10_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874426/10_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874553/11_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874634/11_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874713/12_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874838/12_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7874936/13_MightyOrbots-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7875035/13_MightyOrbots-Pt2.mpg

Three Robonic Stooges

Batman (1970s)

The Tick

The Show:
The Tick is a half hour cartoon. The Tick is a big loveable bulk of a superhero who is completely invulnerable (except maybe his head) in a town full of incompetent superheroes. He is totally gung ho for justice and niceness and the American way. He is joined by his slightly overweight and out of shape sidekick "Arthur" (a white moth) who gave up being an accountant to follow his life long ambition to be a superhero; although timid he is the brains of the duo. They are sometimes joined by other superheroes but mostly American Maid (the only truly competent superhero in the big city).

Background:
The Tick is an American animated television series adaptation of the New England Comics superhero, The Tick. The series debuted September 10, 1994 on the Fox network's Fox Kids block and was responsible for introducing the satirical comic book character to a mainstream audience. Lasting three successful seasons, the final episode aired on November 27, 1996.
The origin of The Tick differs from the comic book version. Rather than being an asylum escapee,the animated version crashes a superhero convention to win the "protectorship" of The City. With its emphasis on superhero parody, The Tick became a Saturday morning staple during the Fox Kids block. Its title character was voiced by the versatile Townsend Coleman and his sidekick, Arthur, by Micky Dolenz for Season 1. Rob Paulsen would take over the Arthur voice roles during Seasons 2 and 3. The series also features Die Fledermaus as a shallow, self-absorbed Batman parody; Sewer Urchin, a Rain Man-like version of Aquaman; and American Maid, a more noble superheroine featuring aspects of Wonder Woman and Captain America.
A typical episode plot would have The Tick battling a villain until Arthur devises a solution that saves the day. The Tick then declares an absurd moral regarding the previous conflict before the story comes to a close. Although the series was initially aimed primarily at children, it features an absurdist, parody style that appeals to an older audience as well.
By November 1996, after three seasons, The Tick had come to an end. The following year, FOX began talks with Sunbow Entertainment about producing a prime time Tick special, but this never came to fruition. Comedy Central syndicated The Tick during this time and subsequently help make it a cult hit with adults. In May 2000, the pilot episode for a live action series of The Tick was completed. FOX attempted to capitalize on the growing adult fan base by introducing this new incarnation in November 2001, but due to its major time slot, the series couldn't match the success of its animated predecessor.

Characters: Actors:
Townsend Coleman The Tick
Mickey Dolenz - Arthur (Season 1)
Rob Paulsen - Arthur (Season 2 and Season 3)
Cam Clarke - Die Fledermaus
Kay Lenz - American Maid
Jess Harnell - Sewer Urchin

Episodes:
Season 1 (1994-1995)
1. The Tick vs. The Idea Men (Original Air Date 9/10/1994)
2. The Tick vs. Chairface Chippendale (Original Air Date 9/17/1994)
3. The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil (Original Air Date 9/24/1994)
4. The Tick vs. Mr. Mental (Original Air Date 10/1/1994)
5. The Tick vs. The Breadmaster (Original Air Date 10/8/1994)
6. The Tick vs. El Seed (Original Air Date 10/15/1994)
7. The Tick vs. The Tick (Original Air Date 10/22/1994)
8. The Tick vs. The Uncommon Cold (Original Air Date 10/29/1994)
9. The Tick vs. Brainchild (Original Air Date 11/5/1994)
10. The Tick vs. Pineapple Pocopo (Original Air Date 11/12/1994)
11. The Tick vs. The Mole Men (Original Air Date 11/19/1994)
12. The Tick vs. The Proto Clown (Original Air Date 2/4/1995)
13. The Tick vs. Arthur's Bank Account (Original Air Date 2/11/1995)

Season 2 (1995-1996)
14. The Little Wooden Boy And The Belly Of Love (Original Air Date 9/9/1995)
15. Alone Together (Original Air Date 9/16/1995)
16. Armless But Not Harmless (Original Air Date 9/23/1995)
17. Coach Fussel's Lament (Original Air Date 9/30/1995)
18. Leonardo Da Vinci And His Fightin' Genius Time Commandoes (Original Air Date 10/7/1995)
19. Bloomsday (Original Air Date 10/21/1995)
20. Evil Sits Down For A Moment (Original Air Date 11/4/1995)
21. HEROES (Original Air Date 11/11/1995)
22. Ants In Pants! (Original Air Date 11/18/1995)
23. The Tick Loves Santa (Original Air Date 11/25/1995)
24. The Tick vs. The Big Nothing (Original Air Date 2/3/1996)
25. The Tick vs. Reno, Nevada (Original Air Date 2/10/1996)
26. Grandpa Wore Tights (Original Air Date 2/17/1996)

Season 3 (1996-1997)
27. That Mustache Feeling (Original Air Date 9/14/1996)
28. The Tick vs. Dot And Neil's Wedding (Original Air Date 9/21/1996)
29. Sidekicks Don't Kiss (Original Air Date 9/28/1996)
30. The Tick vs. Arthur (Original Air Date 10/5/1996)
31. Devil In Diapers (Original Air Date 10/12/1996)
32. The Tick vs. Filth (Original Air Date 10/26/1996)
33. The Tick vs. Europe (Original Air Date 11/2/1996)
34. The Tick vs. Science (Original Air Date 11/9/1996)
35. The Tick vs. Prehistory (Original Air Date 11/16/1996)
36. The Tick vs. Education (Original Air Date 11/30/1996)

Download Links (1 file = 1 episode. Note: All of the following files are in avi. file format. To convert the files for viewing in MPEG file format and DVD burning, either use a file conversion program, or download Format Factory--the link is on the left side of the page).

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100549/101-TheTickvs.TheIdeaMen.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100548/102-TheTickvs.ChairfaceChippendale.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100550/103-TheTickvs.DinosaurNeil.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100634/104-TheTickvs.Mr.Mental.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100633/105-TheTickvs.TheBreadmaster.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100632/106-TheTickvs.ElSeed.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100707/107-TheTickvs.TheTick.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100706/108-TheTickvs.TheUncommonCold.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100705/109-TheTickvs.Brainchild.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100781/110-TheTickvs.PineapplePokopo.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100782/111-TheTickvs.TheMoleMen.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100780/112-TheTickvs.TheProtoClown.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100922/113-TheTickvs.ArthursBankAccount.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100924/201-TheTick-LittleWoodenBoyandtheBellyofLove.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8100923/202-TheTick-AloneTogether.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101004/203-TheTick-ArmlessbutnotHarmless.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101005/204-TheTick-CoachFussellsLament.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101085/k-LeonardodaVinciandhisFightinGenuisTimeCommandos.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101087/206-TheTick-Bloomsday.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101086/207-TheTick-EvilSitsDownForAMoment.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101171/208-TheTick-Heroes.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101172/209-TheTick-AntsinPants.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101228/210-TheTick-TheTickLovesSanta.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101227/211-TheTickvs.RenoNevada.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101313/212-TheTickvs.TheBigNothing.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101312/301-TheTick-ThatMoustacheFeeling.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101344/302-TheTickvs.DotNeilsWedding.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101345/303-TheTick-SidekicksDontKiss.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101404/304-TheTickvs.Arthur.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101405/305-TheTick-DevilInDiapers.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101491/306-TheTickvs.Filth.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101492/307-TheTickvs.Europe.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101540/308-TheTickvs.Science.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101539/309-TheTickvs.Prehistory.avi

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/8101605/310-TheTickvs.Education.avi

Ultra-Force

The Show:
UltraForce was a half-hour cartoon produced by DIC Entertainment Production. The series was about Ultras, originally ordinary people who gained super powers that were used for evil purposes. A group of superhero Ultras was formed, led by Hardcase, to fight the Ultras and their evil bad guys - Rune, Lord Pumpkin, and Sludge. The series premiered in syndication as part of Amazin' Adventures II in September 1995.

Background:
The Ultraforce was an animated series (produced by DIC Entertainment) which lasted only a single season. The series was based on the fictional superhero group in Malibu Comics. Their purpose was to protect the public and keep other Ultras from getting out of line. The membership consisted of various "ultras" (superheroes) in Malibu's Ultraverse including the super-strong Prime; Topaz, warrior queen of Gwendor; Prototype, Ultra-Tech's armored spokesperson; the undead Ghoul, the last surviving member of the Exiles; Hardcase, the one of the first public Ultras; and the mysterious Contrary, who organized the team and provided their technology.

Characters: Actors:
Rod Wilson - Hardcase
Catherine Disher - Topaz
Dan Hennessey - Prototype
Ross Petty - Ghoul
Rino Romano - Sludge
Linda Ballantyne - Contrary
John Stocker - Rune
Greg Spottiswood - Prime
Don Francks - Lord Pumpkin

Episodes:
1. The Stuff Of Heroes (Original Air Date 9/24/1995)
2. Armageddon (Original Air Date 10/1/1995)
3. Lord Pumpkin's Pie (Original Air Date 10/8/1995)
4. Prime Ambition (Original Air Date 10/15/1995)
5. Primal Scream (Original Air Date 10/22/1995)
6. You Can Never Go Home Again (Original Air Date 10/29/1995)
7. Pump It Up (Original Air Date 11/5/1995)
8. Jumpin' At The Boneyard (Original Air Date 11/12/1995)
9. A Veiled Threat (Original Air Date 11/19/1995)
10. Prime Time (Original Air Date 11/26/1995)
11. Everything That Rises Must Converge (Original Air Date 12/3/1995)
12. Wrack and Rune (Original Air Date 12/10/1995)
13. Night And The Nightman (Original Air Date 12/17/1995)

Download Links:

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990414/01.PrimeTimePt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990477/01.PrimeTimePt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990567/02.TheStuffOfHeroesPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990664/02.TheStuffOfHeroesPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990767/03.ArmageddonPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7990905/03.ArmageddonPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991020/04.WrackAndRuinPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991157/04.WrackAndRuinPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991249/05.LordPumpkinsPiePt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991393/05.LordPumpkinsPiePt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991528/06.YouCantGoHomeAgainPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991630/06.YouCantGoHomeAgainPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991804/07.NightAndTheNightmanPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7991966/07.NightAndTheNightmanPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992052/08.PrimeAmbitionPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7993226/08.PrimeAmbitionPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992460/09.AVeiledThreatPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992537/09.AVeiledThreatPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992665/10.PumpItUpPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992772/10.PumpItUpPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992818/11.PrimalScreamPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992932/11.PrimalScreamPt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7992973/12.EverythingThatRisesMustConvergePt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7993022/12.EverythingThatRisesMustConvergePt2.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7993075/13.JumpinAtTheBoneyardPt1.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7993140/13.JumpinAtTheBoneyardPt2.mpg

Pryde of the X-Men (Pilot)

The Show:
X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men (commonly known as Pryde of the X-Men) is an animated television pilot originally broadcast in 1989 on the Marvel Action Universe television block, featuring Marvel Comics’ mutant superheroes the X-Men.

Background:
The title is a pun on the name of Kitty Pryde, the youngest X-Man. The series for which this episode was intended to launch never materialized.
The X-Men’s archenemy Magneto is being transported by a military convoy; Magneto is unable to use his powers, trapped in a force field. That is, until the White Queen appears. A member of his "Brotherhood of Terrorist Mutants", she scatters the escort and dismantles the field restricting Magneto, allowing him to use his magnetic powers to tear apart his portable prison.
Elsewhere, Kitty Pryde arrives at Professor Xavier's to be trained to use her power of phasing, passing through solid matter. As she arrives, Xavier introduces her to the other X-Men.
Magneto sends Pyro and Blob to retrieve the tracking coordinates for the Scorpio comet. This diverts the X-Men while Magneto and Juggernaut invade the X-Mansion, Juggernaut operating similar to a wrecking ball. The Professor learns from Magneto’s thoughts that they have come for the "mutant power circuit" of Cerebro (the mutant-tracking computer). He gives it to Kitty and orders her to flee but Magneto captures it.
The X-Men return from their confrontation with Blob and Pyro to find the mansion in ruins and the Professor and Kitty unconscious. Xavier once again reads Magneto’s thoughts, this time learning the full details of his plan. Magneto plans to redirect the passing Scorpio comet onto a collision course with Earth. This would send up a cloud of dust and debris, blocking out the Sun for years, plunging the planet into the Ice Age. The X-Men must leave at once for Magneto’s orbiting sanctuary Asteroid M, but he instructs Kitty to stay as the mission is far too dangerous. Kitty however, wanting to help, phases aboard the Blackbird and hides.
Upon reaching the asteroid, each X-Man quickly becomes enganged on the way to Magneto. Only Nightcrawler finally confronts a gloating Magneto as the Scorpio comet is approaching Earth. As Magneto is about to blast Nightcrawler, Kitty emerges from the floor, causing Magneto to accidentally blast the wiring of his device. Nightcrawler teleports up and uses his body as a conduct, while Kitty knocks Magneto onto the platform, using his power to redirect the comet's course towards Asteroid M. Nightcrawler must risk sacrificing himself to complete the machine's circuit, or the comet changes course back to Earth. The X-Men watch from the Blackbird for Nightcrawler to teleport at the last minute. The comet and asteroid collide. Nightcrawler rematerialized out in space. The team only had seconds to fire the grappling beams, or he'd burn up entering the atmosphere. They miss and Nightcrawler burns up. The X-Men mourn their fallen teammate and Kitty cries over how badly she had treated him earlier. A familiar voice from the rear of the jet confirms that Nightcrawler had survived after all. Wolverine insists that Kitty isn’t a member of the X-Men, at least "not yet."

Characters: Actors:
Stan Lee - Himself/narrator
Michael Bell - Cyclops/additional voices
Earl Boen - Magneto
Andi Chapman - Storm/additional voices
Neil Ross - Wolverine/Nightcrawler
Kath Soucie - Kitty Pryde
John Stephenson - Professor Charles Xavier
Alexandra Stoddart - Dazzler/additional voices
Frank Welker - Lockheed/Toad
Ronald Gans - Addtional voices
Pat Fraley - Pyro
Alan Oppenheimer - The Blob/additional voices
Patrick Pinney - The Juggernaut/additional voices
Susan Silo - The White Queen
Dan Gilvezan - Colossus

Download Links (the single episode is in 2 parts):
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7875340/PrydeOftheXMen-Pt1.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7875419/PrydeOftheXMen-Pt2.mpg

Spider-Woman

The Show:
Spider-Woman was a half hour long cartoon. Spider-Woman was an attempt in 1979 to capitalize on a new female hero in the Marvel Universe. The new cartoon dealt with a character connected with Spider-Man, who was at the height of his popularity due to Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends. However, the series lasted only a single season.

Background:
According to the title sequence, Jessica Drew (voiced by Joan Van Ark) was bitten by a poisonous spider as a child; her father saved her life by injecting her with an experimental "spider serum", which also granted her superhuman powers. As an adult, Jessica is editor of Justice Magazine, with two other employees featured; photographer Jeff and Jessica's teenage nephew Billy. When trouble arises, Jessica slips away to change into her secret identity of Spider-Woman.
The cartoon differs considerably from the comic book in its premise and supporting cast. Billy, Jeff, and Justice Magazine never appear in the comic book in any form. Nor do the darker elements of the comic book (the heavy use of Arthurian legend and the occult, Jessica's feelings of alienation) enter into the much brighter world of the cartoon. The origin of her powers is also altered somewhat; at the time of the series' production, the threat to her life in the comics was radiation poisoning
The animated Spider-Woman's powers are noticeably modified; her enhanced strength in particular seems entirely missing, as she is shown in several episodes being restrained by means (such as ordinary rope) that her super-strong comic-book counterpart could easily break. In addition to the ability to cling to walls:

Spider-Woman retains the ability to fire bursts of energy from her hands called "venom blasts", but they are white instead of green. The episode "Realm of Darkness" seems to imply that Venom Blasts can be fired as long Spider-woman has enough strength.
Spider-Woman has powers vaguely similar to ones possessed by Spider-Man that her comic book incarnation lacks:
A clairvoyant "spider-sense" that allows her to see dangers as they happen; no matter where she is, she can close her eyes and see the event, shown to the viewers as an image outlined by a spider-web.
She can also project spider-like "weblines" from the palms of her hands or an individual finger. This appears to be naturally generated, as opposed to Spider-Man's mechanical web-shooters, but she is similarly prone to running out of "web fluid" ("The Ghost Vikings"). She is able to control the direction in which her weblines move; "The Kingpin Strikes Again" shows her casting a web in a descending spiral to disorient and then restrain a criminal.
The animated Spider-Woman also has the ability to change into costume merely by spinning around, an idea borrowed from the Wonder Woman television series starring Lynda Carter.
While Spider-Woman could (at the time) only glide on air currents in the comics, the animated version appears able to fly at will, though her costume's glider wings were apparent whenever she took flight. (The comic book incarnation has since gained the power of true flight as well.)
The animated Spider-Woman would occasionally display previously unknown "spider"-powers, conveniently able to assist her in random situations, such as:
"Spider-telepathy", allowing her to mentally communicate with spiders and ask them for assistance ("Pyramids of Terror")
A sonic scream, dubbed her "spider-shriek" ("Realm of Darkness")
A protective "spider-bubble" allowing her to function underwater without diving gear ("The Ghost Vikings")

The Spider-Woman cartoon should not be confused with Web Woman (part of the Batman/Tarzan & The Super 7 lineup), a Filmation superheroine cartoon launched at around the same time, which reportedly prompted Marvel Comics into creating a Spider-Woman character to secure the copyright

Characters: Actors:
Jessica Drew - Spider-Woman Joan Van Ark (Yes...THAT Joan Van Ark)
Jeff Hunt - Bruce Miller
Billy Drew - Bryan Scott
Lou Krugman … Police Chief (voice)
Larry Carroll … Detective Miller (voice)

Episodes:
Pyramids Of Terror
Realm Of Darkness
The Amazon Adventure
The Ghost Vikings
The Kingpin Strikes Again
The Lost Continent
The Kongo Spider (missing)
Games Of Doom
Shuttle To Disaster
Dracula's Revenge
The Spider-Woman And The Fly
Invasion Of The Black Hole
The Great Magini
A Crime In Time
Return Of The Spider-Queen
A Deadly Dream

Download Links (1 file = 1 episode):
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715264/Spiderwoman-01-pyramidsofterror.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715368/Spiderwoman-02-realmofdarkness.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715472/Spiderwoman-03-theamazonadventure.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715548/Spiderwoman-04-theghostviking.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715621/Spiderwoman-05-thekingpinstrikesagain.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715770/Spiderwoman-07-thekongospider.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715850/Spiderwoman-08-gamesofdoom.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7715952/Spiderwoman-09-shuttletodisaster.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716058/Spiderwoman-10-draculasrevenge.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716153/Spiderwoman-11-spiderwomanthefly.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716239/Spiderwoman-12-invasionoftheblackhole.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716372/Spiderwoman-13-thegreatmagini.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716483/Spiderwoman-14-acrimeintime.mpg

http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716572/Spiderwoman-15-returnofthespider-queen.mpg
http://www.ziddu.com/downloadlink/7716640/Spiderwoman-16-adeadlydream.mpg

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