#bernard erhard

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The last new episode of Challenge of the GoBots aired on December 13, 1985. The series ran for two seasons of 65 episodes. ("Quest for the New Earth", Challenge of the GoBots, TV Cartoon Event)

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Remembering Deathstalker star Bernard Erhard on the anniversary of his birth.

R.I.P. 1934 - 2000

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Profiles in Villainy

Cy-Kill

The tyrannical Cy-Kill is a Gobot, a member of a race of living androids from the planet Gobotran.  Like other such Gobots, Cy-Kill can transform from a humanoid shape and change into the form of a vehicle; in Cy-Kill’s case he can transform into a motorcycle.  

One of the more powerful Gobots, Cy-Kill was originally a member of the Guardians who protected Gobotron as well as a good friend and ally to the fellow Gobot, Leader-1.  Yet Cy-Kill was ambitious and believed that he should rule Gobotron as its undisputed lord and king.  Leader-1, however, rallied for democracy on Gobotron and Cy-Kill was ultimately banished.  The deposed Cy-Kill went on to form a group of evil Gobots known as The Renegades who sought to conquer the planet.  These Renegades were repelled by Leader-1 and the other guardians.  It would be the first of many such conflicts between the two sides.  

The villain was voiced by actor Bernard Erhard and first appeared in the 1984 debut of the animated series The Challenge of The Gobots, airing on September 8th, 1984.    

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GoBots / Challenge of the GoBots (1984) Vestron Video International https://www.videospace.fi/release/gobots_vhs_vestron_video_international_finland

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On September 16, 1983, Deathstalker debuted in the United States.

[nerds-yearbook]

First episode of Challenge of the Gobots aired on October 29, 1984. Renegade Gobots escape to Earth with an experimental weapon with the good Gobots following in pursuit. ("Battle for Gobotron", Challenge of the Gobots, TV, Event)

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Remembering Deathstalker star Bernard Erhard on the anniversary of his death.

R.I.P. 1934 - 2000