Iâm afraid I wasnât one of those kids who got to grow up watching Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, leaving me without a nostalgic fondness for the show. As a result, I tend to view it with a rather critical eye, noticing quite a few flaws and shortcomings. Yet, even as I watch it today, there are a few aspects that I genuinely enjoy.
Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs was released in the United States in 1987, following the trend of popular space Western cartoons like Bravestar and (to an extent) Silverhawks. It was, in reality, a re-dubbed and re-edited version of a Japanese anime called âSeijuushi Bismarckâ, which translates to âStar Musketeer Bismarckâ. It lasted only one season but there were a total of 52 episodes produced. Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs never quite garnered the popularity of other imported and dubbed Japanese giant robot cartoons from the 80âs, like Robotech, Tranzor Z or most notably, Voltron, and thereâs a very good reason for that: Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs is rather forgettable.
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I found this series extrodinary entertaining, i loved it as a little kid and love the nostalgia kick watch the eps on youtube today. I personally think it’s beat’s world events other series like “denver the last dinosaur” and voltron. I love the intro, background music and the characters(both the heros and the villains). Peace out and Saber Rider FTW!