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Mark Rand
Feb 23rd, '04, 04:45 PM
Has anyone done anything with the rangers from the television series Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers?
Caped Crusader
Feb 24th, '04, 01:26 AM
Great Show!
CrosshairCollie
Feb 24th, '04, 04:07 AM
I have not seen that show in so long ... I'd almost forgotten it existed. I think I just might have a place for something like that in the game I'm concocting ...
Of course, the first time I mention Rangers, half the players are going to think Babylon 5 Rangers, and the other half are going to think Power Rangers.
Drakkenkin
Feb 24th, '04, 07:56 AM
What was the show like? I don't think I know it. Are there any clips of it on the web?
Drakkenkin
TheQuestionMan
Feb 24th, '04, 08:09 AM
Hello Mark , check out this link . I found it by doing a Google Images Search for Galaxy Rangers . Loved that show as a kid .
http://www.80scartoons.net/toons/galaxyrangers.html
Armitage
Feb 24th, '04, 08:21 AM
I have all 65 episodes on tape.
(Does the gloating dance). :p
Caped Crusader
Feb 24th, '04, 03:55 PM
I think I have a little more than half of them on tape. You can find them on eBay, but they're spendy...
Mark Rand
Feb 24th, '04, 05:27 PM
In the series, which is a space western, the Galaxy Rangers are an interplanetary police force. All have spaceships and robotic horses. One team of four have Series Five implants that have to be charged before each mission. (An END reserve?)
Ranger Captain Zachary Foxx has a bionic left arm and leg. By tapping his badge he can increase his arm's strength or, with enough power, fire energy blasts. (A multipower, I think.) He rides Brutus and his personal
Mark Rand
Feb 24th, '04, 05:38 PM
In the series, which is a space western, the Galaxy Rangers are an interplanetary police force. All have spaceships and robotic horses. One team of four have Series Five implants that have to be charged before each mission. (An END reserve?)
Ranger Captain Zachary Foxx has a bionic left arm and leg. By taping his badge he can increase his arm's strength or, with enough power, fire energy blasts. (A multipower, I think.) He rides Brutus and his personal AI is GV.
Ranger Shane "Goose" Gooseman is a supertrooper. When he taps his badge, he triggers his bio-defences. (A metamorph limited to human size and mass?) His robotic horse is Triton and Alma is his AI.
Ranger Neko has psi powers. Tapping her badge turns on a psi amplifier. (Psi VPP, RSR, change in an instant?) She rides Mel.
Ranger Walter "Doc" Hartford is a computer expert. When he taps his badge, super computer programs come from his CDU. (This one I haven't figured out.) He rides Voyager, who has a few chips loose.
Is these four considered supers?
Armitage
Feb 24th, '04, 08:43 PM
Originally posted by Caped Crusader
I think I have a little more than half of them on tape. You can find them on eBay, but they're spendy...
Plus eBay has a tendency to cancel the auctions when they notice them, since they're classified as "pirated material". I ended up making a private deal with the guy offering the full set after his auction was cancelled.
Armitage
Feb 24th, '04, 08:51 PM
Originally posted by Mark Rand
Ranger Shane "Goose" Gooseman is a supertrooper. When he taps his badge, he triggers his bio-defences. (A metamorph limited to human size and mass?)
He could mutate to become invulnerable to any attack from which he had suffered damage. Likely a VPP limited to defenses that use END and only vs. attacks that have damaged him within the last Turn or so. It also functioned as a limited Mimic Pool allowing him to protect himself from hostile attackers by duplicating their physical traits.
Ranger Walter "Doc" Hartford is a computer expert. When he taps his badge, super computer programs come from his CDU. (This one I haven't figured out.)
I have frequently seen the power defined on fan sites as a form of Cyberkinesis manifested through his AI programs. This is supported by the fact that the range and power of his "tweakers", as they were called, was increased when the other Rangers boosted his implant with power from their own.
Armitage
Feb 24th, '04, 08:58 PM
Originally posted by TheQuestionMan
Hello Mark , check out this link . I found it by doing a Google Images Search for Galaxy Rangers . Loved that show as a kid .
http://www.80scartoons.net/toons/galaxyrangers.html
This page also has information that was almost custom designed for a game. Ship, weapon, and robot specifications, historical timeline, planet guides. I have to wonder about Ranger-1's lasers only being 2 Mw while the smaller Ranger Interceptor fighters have 5 Mw lasers.
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/4721/gr/index.html
ChaosDrgn
Feb 24th, '04, 09:00 PM
And remember Goose sounded like Clint Eastwood ;)
GestaltBennie
Feb 24th, '04, 10:30 PM
This show is at the top of my list of "things that I'd love to license but I couldn't possibly make a dime from it".
It'd be a great universe to play in. A strong recurring western motif, but with truckloads of variety to put in the mix, from a cartoony sort of cyberpunk, to pulp space magic, and a strong cast of villains. Unfortunately, only a handful of people would buy it.
Maybe if I win the lottery. :-)
Scott Bennie
Caped Crusader
Feb 25th, '04, 02:41 AM
Plus eBay has a tendency to cancel the auctions when they notice them, since they're classified as "pirated material".
Actually, the tapes I have (at least the episodes I didn't tape myself) were commercially produced, so they don't fall under the "pirated material" category... I think I have three commercially made tapes, although I don't recall the company's name.
Major Tom
Feb 7th, '05, 07:00 PM
I have all 65 episodes on tape.
(Does the gloating dance). :p
Does the gloating dance look anything like the dance that was done towards
the end of Down Periscope?
Major Tom :confused:
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