Centurions

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The Centurions
2011 DVD cover
Original Name	USA
Translation Name
First broadcast	1986
Episodes	5+60 episodes (2 seasons in total)
Studio	Ruby-Spears Productions Nippon Sunrise
Written by	Michael Reaves, Marc Scott Zicree, Larry DiTillio, Gerry Conway, Ted Pedersen, etc.
Character design	Norio Shioyama
Produced by	Joe Ruby Ken Spears Larry Huber
Voiced by	Diane Pershing, Neil Ross, Vince Edwards, Pat Fraley
Original network	Syndication
State	Finished

Centurions is an animated TV series produced by the American studio Ruby Spears Productions and Nippon Sunrise Animation. It has a total of 2 seasons and 65 episodes. It has been broadcast in the United States since April 1986.

Synopsis

In the near future of the 21st century, the evil cyborg madman Doc Terror, accompanied by his cyborg henchman Hacker and a huge machine army, attempts to conquer the earth and turn the world into his machine slave field.

Facing the crazy advance of the scientific madman, the Centurions stepped forward. They were dispatched by the space station Sky Vault. As long as they shouted the slogan "Power Xtreme," the specially-made combat uniforms could be integrated with the transmitted weapon attack system, fighting the Doctor's mechanical army on land, sky and sea, thwarting their opponents' plans time and time again.

Characters

The Centurions and Sky Vault

Crystal Kane

Voiced by Diane Pershing

The technical commander stationed at the Sky Vault space station is responsible for operating the transmission device, transporting the Centurions and the weapon systems they need to predetermined locations, and providing intelligence and tactical advice.

He usually stays with Jack's pet dog "Shadow" and an orangutan named "Ruth".

Ace McCloud

Voiced by Neil Ross

A Centurion wearing a blue combat uniform and an expert in air operations. The brave but somewhat romantic character inevitably bumps into the serious Jack sometimes.

Max Ray

Voiced by Pat Fraley

A Centurion wearing a green combat uniform and an elite naval commander. He has a calm personality and often plays the role of a de facto leader in action.

Jake Rockwell

Voiced by Vince Sdwards

A Centurion wearing a yellow combat uniform and an expert in ground operations. He is a staunch idealist who is passionate and moral.

Rex Charger

Voiced by Bob Ridgely

A Centurion and energy engineer wearing red and light green combat uniforms. He appears in the last five episodes.

John Thunder

Voiced by Michael Bell

A Centurion wearing a black combat uniform, a professional infiltration commander, he is a Native American. He appears in the last five episodes.

Doc Terror's Army

Doc Terror

Voiced by Ron Feinberg

A mad scientist who tries to replace all living things on the earth with machines and transform the environment. The left side of the body has been completely transformed into a red machine, becoming a cyborg, leading Hacker and the army of robots he created to conquer the world.

Hacker

Voiced by Ed Gilbert

Doc Terror's partner and the first subject of his cyborg transformation experiment, the right half of his body was completely transformed into a blue machine.

Related topics

• Weapon system:

The many creative weapon systems in this series have been talked about by fans. In fact, the design of this part was at least a year before the cartoon was released. As late as 1985, Ruby-Spears had already contacted American toy manufacturers to develop production lines to produce toys with such freely assembled parts. By April of the following year, the miniseries had successfully met the expected market response. Ruby-Spears also launched a full 60-episode series in the second half of the year.

• Popular science

A feature of this work is that almost every episode will popularize some cutting-edge engineering and scientific development trends at that time, including prospects for space engineering, network visual communications, and genetically modified technology. Many of these concepts that were refreshing at the time have become reality, which fully illustrates the rigor and strong foresight of the scientific creative team of this work.