An anthology series featuring various fantasy action heroes.
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Cast

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Robert Ridgely ...
 Tarzan (voice)
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 Batman / ... (voice)
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 Robin (Dick Grayson) (voice)
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 Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) / ... (voice)
Lou Scheimer ...
 Bat-Mite / ... (voice)
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 Commissioner Gordon / ... (voice)
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 Moray (1978) (voice)
Joe Stern ...
 Manta (1978) (voice)
Ty Henderson ...
 Superstretch (voice)
Kim Hamilton ...
 Microwoman (voice)
Linda Gary ...
 Webwoman (voice)
Diane Pershing ...
 Isis (voice)
Bob Denison ...
 Hercules (voice)
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 Merlin / ... (voice)
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 Jason
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Separate installments of seven groups of adventurers. Along with Tarzan, other episodes featured Web Woman, Batman & Robin, The Freedom Force (Isis, Super-Samurai, Sinbad, Merlin, and Hercules), Micro Woman and Super Stretch, Moray and Manta, and the live-action Jason and the Star Command. Written by Hunter Johnson <[email protected]>

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9 September 1978 (USA)  »

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Tarzan i Sedam veličanstvenih  »

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1.33 : 1
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Trivia

In late 1978 DC comics filed a lawsuit against Filmation for infringement of copyrights. They claimed Manta, Moray and Whiskers were based upon Aquaman, Mera and Tusky, while Superstretch was based on Plastic Man. Although most of the claims were thrown out when the case came to trial, Filmation ended up paying DC for breach of contract and breach of confidential relationship as they had previously had had an option on producing a Plastic Man series. They also agreed to stop making new segments featuring 'Manta and Moray' and 'Superstretch and Microwoman'. See more »

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Edited from The Freedom Force (1978) See more »

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Super 7 haunted my childhood
3 August 2003 | by (Atlanta, GA) – See all my reviews

I watched one episode of this when I was 7 years old...I think it was the Scarlet Samurai episode. All my life the images and ideas from that show, which were so new and fresh (compared to other Saturday morning fare), ran amok in my mind. It may have been what triggered the realization that things weren't quite right, or that the shows on television were not reflections of reality but rather idealized visions of reality, or perhaps attempts at social engineering being foisted upon us unsuspecting children. It was a very traumatic experience. The Super 7 have haunted my dreams and lain hidden in my psyche ever since, colouring my perceptions and inspiring my imagination. I only recently remembered them, as I was musing on shows that I used to like. I found them hidden at the bottom of a heap of other early animated shows that rocked my world (Battle of the Planets, Star Blazers, Voltron & the lions, not the cars, Thundercats, Visionaries, and others). I really wish I could watch this series again. If anyone knows where I can find it on video, please let me know.


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