I’m a 16 year old kid who was born in 2003. Unfortunately, I’ve never met ONE person my age who knows what this masterpiece of a cartoon is. It makes me quite sad. God bless the creators of this show and for letting me fall in love with it :) I don’t care if it’s 2055 or some shit, I’m showing this to my kids in the future.
Oh lots of great scenes! My favorite episode is when the crew takes turns calling earth for the last time before they leave the solar system... When the chief sees his kids and hears about his granddaughter... just heartbreaking... Or the episode when Derek discovers his older brother is still alive .... And then chooses to stay on Iscandar... Really, this show was quite noble and so full of love... Very good for children in that 11-14 year old range... I still like to revisit it every once in a while... For inspiration...
I was about 11 yrs old when it came out - we all watched it fastidiously, after school. We were kinda sad but... you cried? /and i'm a natural 'i'm not crying, you're crying' quiver-lip
@@ft_lesserchungus1192 I said a few edits. I watched the original then compared it to Star Blazers. Generally the same with some minor alterations. In the grand scheme of things its the same show.
I remember running home as fast as humanly possible, to make sure I didn't miss a single second of the theme song. Sometimes I got the TV turned on, just in the nick of time, lol. Absolutely loved this show!
The last episode of the the first sesaon aired on my first day of 5th grade . My friend and I had 15 minutes to run home from school to my house to watch it.
Same here. My friends and siblings would run home and watch it together. 😄 I just started watching Rebel Moon on Netflix and the huge spaceship reminded me of Star Blazers, and had to look up the old Theme Song to show my son. One of the best cartoon series ever made!💖
I haven’t heard this theme song since 1983. I’m now 49 years old and regardless of how much time has passed the second the music played I was 8 years old again singing along, remembering all the lyrics! ♥️
Right there with you. I had a faint memory of an anime style cartoon with a maritime battleship in space and an operatic theme song featuring the phrase, “Mother Earth will disappear!!” I really thought I was mixing up different things my mind. The brain is amazing, the memories we have buried so deep.
“…What’s stronger than the main engine? 🤔 Uh, The wave-motion gun? “ “……ROYSTER, YOU’RE A GENIUS!!” Of course that was a bit paraphrased, but you probably remember that episode.
spent the night at a friend's house in the 80's on a school night. his family had cable TV when a lot of families back then, like mine, just had rabbit ears. my friend saw some cool shows i never got to see. we woke up in the morning before school. my friend turned on the TV and Star Blazers was playing. i was like, "Whaaat iss THIS?!?" my friend said, "oh this is Star Blazers. you don't know?" i was like, "HECK NO I DIDN'T KNOW!!" i tried to crash over at his house as much as possible but i think i only got to watch 3 episodes. didn't get to see Star Blazers again until the next century
I'm fifty years old. When I was in grade school, this would come on tv--pre-streaming, pre-dvd, pre-VHS--if you missed it, you missed it! It came on at 8:30 am, I had to be at school, a 20 minute walk away, by 9:00am. Decisions had to be made! I saw a lot of half-episodes! Love this son!
@@Dios67 Fun fact: Mark was played by the original voice behind Shaggy from Scooby-Doo, and Keyop was played by Alan Young, aka Mr. Ed's pal Wilbur, and Scrooge McDuck!
I remember growing up in the 80's, and falling in love with this show! I was addicted. It's so incredible to come here and read the comments of all you guys who did the same! I'm going to show this to my teenage sons & hope they find it as awesome as I did when I was even younger than them. Just hope they'll stop listening to their (c)rap music long enough to pay attention lol.
I love this show I went on Ebay and found a big space battleship yamato sticker and put it in the back window of my car lol. I get a lot of people saying how much they loved the show when they were growing up
You mean trap music A.K.A. the kiss of death of talented music. So I'm with you about this Anime, I love Mobile Suit Gundam and Macross, but this anime is a must watch for all ages. Maybe I could watch this Anime at any time
Classic cartoon! You had to be a child in the late 70's , growing up in the 80's to really appreciate this! Season 2 - The Comet Empire! Season 1- Deslock!
My younger brother and myself watched religiously the 3 complete series uncut (meant for adult viewers) back in 1979 while living in Italy. There is nothing that can compare to this marvelous saga. It was EPIC back then, now and into the future. It is a unique anime gem of its genre. I heard that it washed down in the U.S.A. for a younger audience. What a shame! We were blessed to see it truly as it was meant to be. Yamato/Argo take off and be forever in our hearts!
I'm not usually a fan of dubbed anime openings, but I can't ignore the fact that they actually kept the original melody and adapted it... that bit, deserves my respect.
I ain't even from the 70's or 80's I was born in 2003 but damn I love this anime I watched a few episodes online and I have to agree that this soundtrack is better than 89% of the music we get today
LOL.. I'd have been 7 or so, which means 1983, and little old me tunes in on a saturday morning to aussie kids tv, and bang, STAR BLAZERS! they showed a few episodes over the next few weeks, AND NEVER SHOWN AGAIN! To other people over the years I was like "you know? the cartoon with the ship and the big gun in it??" In fact, I think it was the year 2000 and the internet age before it became known to me what it was. good fun. I saw an enormous model of the Yamato in Tokyo a few years back. great country
I was born in 2000, and I watched this show all the time in like ‘05. There was a channel that played it super early in the morning that I would always wake up early and run downstairs to watch and I would end up passing out on the couch, lmao
I remember back in third grade…78/79 I think?…like others here, I was lucky enough to see the first episode and was hooked! Very heavy content and storylines. You’d go through the gamut of human emotions..fear, courage, joy, anger, sadness. Man what a ride.
I’m 43 years old. I used to watch this on TV when I was 3-4. It has taken me 40 years to find this on google, but I remembered the song perfectly well, I just couldn’t figure out what combination of words I had to write to find it. Life’s amazing, man!
I went to the Florida Supercon this weekend and one of the vendors had the entire series of Space Battleship Yomato (Star Blazers in the US) in Japanese with english subtitles. It was $30 which I think is fair given what I have seen on Amazon. Nice to be able to see the series from beginning to end but it is going to take a while to see the entire series. It is 9 DVDs and the first DVD is 6 hours alone so it is going to be a while to watch the entire series. The interesting part is that in the US it is called the Wave Motion Gun but in the english subtext, it is called the Ripple gun.
This was required early morning viewing on my first job as an electrical engineer at Lucitron in Nothbrook, IL., late 70s. Lucitron was a Zenith spin-off doing R&D on plasma flat panel displays. We had to test them you see.
I use to sing this song when OSB came on. Even had a space club in school 1974?- Yamato 1 we played on the playground at recess at school. Jeez I'm getting old! Thanks for posting this.❤
My dad showed this time me one Saturday night when I was 6 and since then this show will hold a place in my heart even now when I am 24 years old I still enjoy this show
This was the first animated series I ever saw where characters died, which made me crap my pants. There was this huge final battle with the captain making clear many of them wouldn't survive, for a seven or 8 years old it was quite something.
Fun fact: this was Chris Latta's first voice acting role. Funny how a few years later, he'd be voicing the leader of a ruthless organization AND a traitorous alien robot.
Loved this show as a Kid! Remember that Desslock Chant, the Commit Empire? Remember the first time they fired the Wavemotion Gun at the Floating Continent expecting minimal damage but destroying the entire thing?
I play bass in a cover band and I am thinking about having my sister , who is a really good seamstress make me a starblazers uniform to wear onstage , Im thinking Black Tigers.....they were the shit
that sequence at around 0:39 is pretty cool. The ship has lots of mass and the way it takes the hit and then starts to list makes it seem a bit more believable. As an engineer I give the animators an A on that one
When I first saw this, WGNO 26 in New Orleans aired it in the mornings starting around the Christmas holidays; about a month later, we moved to Buffalo, where WUTV(Buffalo 29) aired it at 3 or 3:30 in the afternoon.
Hell yeah! StarBlazers, Force Five, Battle of the Planets, Captain Harlock, and then my favorites Voltron, Robotech, and Transformers a few years later were my reason to rush home after school in the early-mid 80s. I can't remember exactly which channel they were on, some might have been on 25, WSBK TV38, or WLVI 56. According to Wiki, only certain regions got FF.
Never watched a single thing that I remember of, but when I was like 7 years old i would always watch it with my dad and this theme song was the only thing I remember from any of those times, and that’s beachside my dad would sing it and try to get me to Sing it too
I had few choices on TV as a kid: Looney Tunes, Three Stooges, Banana Splits, Seasame Street, Electric Company and Creature Double Feature. Then there was Star Blazers. And then there was Star Wars.
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When no ever heard of the word “anime”. It was just “japanese cartoons”
I was talking with my buddy at work who watched it back when it aired and he literally called it that
We just called it Japanimation in the early 90s
I’m a 16 year old kid who was born in 2003. Unfortunately, I’ve never met ONE person my age who knows what this masterpiece of a cartoon is. It makes me quite sad. God bless the creators of this show and for letting me fall in love with it :) I don’t care if it’s 2055 or some shit, I’m showing this to my kids in the future.
I was born in 2007 and I know about this-
@@glamourbot9953 bro same I would watch this with my dad when I was like 6 and now I'm watching the dubbed reboot
Wow i was born in 2006 no one at all knows about this I literally know two adults that know about this amd thats it
Heard about this when I was 15 xd
There is a remake series.
I remember as a kid crying when the captain died holding the picture of his family. This was a great series
Man that scene hits so much harder in 2199 than it did in the original SBY/SB
Oh lots of great scenes! My favorite episode is when the crew takes turns calling earth for the last time before they leave the solar system...
When the chief sees his kids and hears about his granddaughter... just heartbreaking...
Or the episode when Derek discovers his older brother is still alive .... And then chooses to stay on Iscandar...
Really, this show was quite noble and so full of love...
Very good for children in that 11-14 year old range...
I still like to revisit it every once in a while... For inspiration...
That scene internally killed me
Im going on 23 this year. I still appreciate my dad getting me hooked on this as a kid
I was about 11 yrs old when it came out - we all watched it fastidiously, after school. We were kinda sad but... you cried?
/and i'm a natural 'i'm not crying, you're crying' quiver-lip
Nearly four decades later, and this I still get a thrill from this theme song.
Happy 40th Anniversary, Star Force!
so does Japan.
I bed they do@@jonnyb70 ! :)
I mean, they wouldn't have concerts performed by service people in uniform, if the show and it's music weren't such a big hit.
@@TheKitsuneCavalier That's because it's a reminder of the glory of the Imperial Japanese Navy of World War 2.
Star Blazers is proof kids can handle adult themes. I loved this show for that.
I think I was 5
I was late for school more than once watching this and having to run for school
There were a few edits, but otherwise the same
@@gigacanno750lot more peoplw died onscren in the original
also general lysis/general domel killed himself
@@ft_lesserchungus1192 I said a few edits. I watched the original then compared it to Star Blazers. Generally the same with some minor alterations. In the grand scheme of things its the same show.
Play this when your leaving home on your way to work.
Metal Boss
"We must be strong and brave..." :)
"We must go to get some money, though the boss thinks he's funny...😁"
Hell fuckin yes!
This is comment is much more relevant now with the current 2020 'global sickness'😷
I'm doing that right now. LOL
I remember running home as fast as humanly possible, to make sure I didn't miss a single second of the theme song. Sometimes I got the TV turned on, just in the nick of time, lol. Absolutely loved this show!
The last episode of the the first sesaon aired on my first day of 5th grade . My friend and I had 15 minutes to run home from school to my house to watch it.
Same, I would run home to make sure to catch it. My mom introduced me to the show and I was hooked from day one.
I'm glad I wasn't alone in hauling my ass home to catch this show.
Same here. My friends and siblings would run home and watch it together. 😄 I just started watching Rebel Moon on Netflix and the huge spaceship reminded me of Star Blazers, and had to look up the old Theme Song to show my son. One of the best cartoon series ever made!💖
Same, this used to come on either channel 27 or channel 39 when I was growing up in Dallas
I haven’t heard this theme song since 1983. I’m now 49 years old and regardless of how much time has passed the second the music played I was 8 years old again singing along, remembering all the lyrics! ♥️
I'm with ya! "Ouuuuuurrr Star Blazerrrrrrsss!"
Right there with you. I had a faint memory of an anime style cartoon with a maritime battleship in space and an operatic theme song featuring the phrase, “Mother Earth will disappear!!” I really thought I was mixing up different things my mind. The brain is amazing, the memories we have buried so deep.
This is one of the only dubbed anime intros...that doesn't suck!
Robotech: did you speak?
I agree!wonderful.
Attack on titan op 1: hmm say somtin?
@@helpmereach690subscribers3 DUBBED genius
Fran Gorno yes, aot op 1
My dad had this on DVD when I was a kid! Now a teen Im so glad I didn't miss out on this.
I watch this in Fall of 79, starting 8th grade. What a glorious time to be alive!
The wave motion gun was always my favorite part of any episode!!
“…What’s stronger than the main engine? 🤔 Uh, The wave-motion gun? “
“……ROYSTER, YOU’RE A GENIUS!!”
Of course that was a bit paraphrased, but you probably remember that episode.
Perhaps the greatest intro song of all time. I loved seeing it, but never got to watch that much growing up. Still speaks to me though.
I remember when i use to watch this when i was a kid, great show
spent the night at a friend's house in the 80's on a school night. his family had cable TV when a lot of families back then, like mine, just had rabbit ears. my friend saw some cool shows i never got to see. we woke up in the morning before school. my friend turned on the TV and Star Blazers was playing. i was like, "Whaaat iss THIS?!?" my friend said, "oh this is Star Blazers. you don't know?" i was like, "HECK NO I DIDN'T KNOW!!" i tried to crash over at his house as much as possible but i think i only got to watch 3 episodes. didn't get to see Star Blazers again until the next century
I'm fifty years old. When I was in grade school, this would come on tv--pre-streaming, pre-dvd, pre-VHS--if you missed it, you missed it! It came on at 8:30 am, I had to be at school, a 20 minute walk away, by 9:00am.
Decisions had to be made!
I saw a lot of half-episodes!
Love this son!
I'm 51 and I guess I got lucky because our local station played this right around 3:00 in the afternoon so I was able to see it most days. Good Times!
Damn, It came on at 8 AM in the Tampa Bay area. But at school I would just doodle flying battleships all day.
@@kejola1969 yes, same here on channel 48 out of Philadelphia, Pa. You had to have rabbit ears on the TV in order to watch this
after watching this for the first time when I was a kid, Bugs Bunny, Daffy couldn't do it for me anymore.
Same, and G-Force. Not so much with Speed Racer though.
@@Dios67 yeah buddy, G-Force better known as "BATTLE OF THE PLANETS"!!!!
@@WillRobinsonDanger Let's see if I can remember them all; Mark, Jason, Princess, Tiny, and Keops.
@@Dios67 Fun fact: Mark was played by the original voice behind Shaggy from Scooby-Doo, and Keyop was played by Alan Young, aka Mr. Ed's pal Wilbur, and Scrooge McDuck!
@@mitchfletcher2386 you're talking about Casey Kasem?
I remember being about 9 in like 1980 and seeing this show. My little dude mind was blown. I was like they made this for me. Thanks Japan!
I remember growing up in the 80's, and falling in love with this show! I was addicted. It's so incredible to come here and read the comments of all you guys who did the same! I'm going to show this to my teenage sons & hope they find it as awesome as I did when I was even younger than them.
Just hope they'll stop listening to their (c)rap music long enough to pay attention lol.
me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My dad showed me this in third grade, and I still thank him to this day for showing me this masterpiece
I love this show I went on Ebay and found a big space battleship yamato sticker and put it in the back window of my car lol. I get a lot of people saying how much they loved the show when they were growing up
I remember BUILDING the Argo out of Legos....the shock cannons turned, and there was a hatch on the lower hull for the Black Tigers!!!!
You mean trap music A.K.A. the kiss of death of talented music. So I'm with you about this Anime, I love Mobile Suit Gundam and Macross, but this anime is a must watch for all ages. Maybe I could watch this Anime at any time
I still remember this theme song I was maybe 7-8 when I saw this show and G-Force these old school animes were so dope . Our Starblazers !!!!
Classic cartoon! You had to be a child in the late 70's , growing up in the 80's to really appreciate this! Season 2 - The Comet Empire! Season 1- Deslock!
Season 3, The Bolar wars. Our sun was hit by a stray missile and was going to explode within one year.
This show was THE BOMB... summer vacation 1980! This song in particular is so good.
My younger brother and myself watched religiously the 3 complete series uncut (meant for adult viewers) back in 1979 while living in Italy. There is nothing that can compare to this marvelous saga. It was EPIC back then, now and into the future. It is a unique anime gem of its genre. I heard that it washed down in the U.S.A. for a younger audience. What a shame! We were blessed to see it truly as it was meant to be. Yamato/Argo take off and be forever in our hearts!
That was a similar situation for myself, as my father was stationed at Aviano AFB from 1980 till late 1982. Such an amazing show!
Used to make every LEGO ship after this show, loved the nuclear mushroom clouds haha! Growing up in the Cold War era was amazing and terrifying!
Wonderful classic anime!!!!! This is why Japan makes such good anime. They've been doing high quality anime for over 30 years!!!!!
I'm a 90's kid and i grew up watching this show and Voltron and thundercats :D love this show a lot
I'm a 2000's kid I was introduced to this by my brother who is a 90's kid
I'm not usually a fan of dubbed anime openings, but I can't ignore the fact that they actually kept the original melody and adapted it... that bit, deserves my respect.
I ain't even from the 70's or 80's I was born in 2003 but damn I love this anime I watched a few episodes online and I have to agree that this soundtrack is better than 89% of the music we get today
I couldn’t agree more with you. I was born in ‘01 and I think older music is better than a lot of the stuff that is released today.
Then you should watch the remake
LOL.. I'd have been 7 or so, which means 1983, and little old me tunes in on a saturday morning to aussie kids tv, and bang, STAR BLAZERS! they showed a few episodes over the next few weeks, AND NEVER SHOWN AGAIN!
To other people over the years I was like "you know? the cartoon with the ship and the big gun in it??"
In fact, I think it was the year 2000 and the internet age before it became known to me what it was. good fun. I saw an enormous model of the Yamato in Tokyo a few years back. great country
I was born in 2000, and I watched this show all the time in like ‘05. There was a channel that played it super early in the morning that I would always wake up early and run downstairs to watch and I would end up passing out on the couch, lmao
I'm from '06 and yes the music for this series is the best I've ever heard
This intro and Cities Of Gold take me back to when I was a kid growing up in the 80s
Wave Motion Gun......Classic.
the wave motion gun scared me. precursor to the death star beam.
The best part is, the WMG could take out the Death Stat
I remember back in third grade…78/79 I think?…like others here, I was lucky enough to see the first episode and was hooked! Very heavy content and storylines. You’d go through the gamut of human emotions..fear, courage, joy, anger, sadness. Man what a ride.
God, I loved this show...
Best damn cartoon in history! GOD I miss the 70s-early 80s.
Oh my childhood you won't be forgotten
4:00 pm, circa 1978. This boy stopped the outdoor crap and headed for the TV set! 😁
LOVED watching this as a kid! 4 o'clock after school STAR BLAZERS IS ON!!!
!!!That is it!!! I AM JOINING THE NAVY.
I’m 43 years old. I used to watch this on TV when I was 3-4. It has taken me 40 years to find this on google, but I remembered the song perfectly well, I just couldn’t figure out what combination of words I had to write to find it. Life’s amazing, man!
Wow!! Loved this cartoon in the 80's!
Amazing Series i emember them as a Kid and the Theme was truly EPIC one of the Best ever
I love seeing the Argo (Yamato) blast off into space! My dad grew up watching this so I gave it a try and BAM!
Have you watched the reboot
This is the show that got me hooked on Anime in the late 70's! ( back then it was still called Japanese Animation )
I went to the Florida Supercon this weekend and one of the vendors had the entire series of Space Battleship Yomato (Star Blazers in the US) in Japanese with english subtitles. It was $30 which I think is fair given what I have seen on Amazon. Nice to be able to see the series from beginning to end but it is going to take a while to see the entire series. It is 9 DVDs and the first DVD is 6 hours alone so it is going to be a while to watch the entire series. The interesting part is that in the US it is called the Wave Motion Gun but in the english subtext, it is called the Ripple gun.
My family owned a VHS box set of this show and I would watch it all the time. It's a classic and still holds up!
This was required early morning viewing on my first job as an electrical engineer at Lucitron in Nothbrook, IL., late 70s. Lucitron was a Zenith spin-off doing R&D on plasma flat panel displays. We had to test them you see.
I use to sing this song when OSB came on. Even had a space club in school 1974?- Yamato 1 we played on the playground at recess at school. Jeez I'm getting old! Thanks for posting this.❤
I so loved this show!!!!
Had to download and join Funimation just to watch the remastered versions. Love them for life!!
My dad showed this time me one Saturday night when I was 6 and since then this show will hold a place in my heart even now when I am 24 years old I still enjoy this show
I grew up on this. In season 2, they saved the world at great cost. Almost every hero died.
EPIC!
I love that they kept the melody of the original theme.
this is my new ringtone.
Can't tell you how glued I was to this show, and at the end they would always tell how many earth days left until all life on earth would cease.
This was the first animated series I ever saw where characters died, which made me crap my pants. There was this huge final battle with the captain making clear many of them wouldn't survive, for a seven or 8 years old it was quite something.
Man this was such a great show when I was little. 👍
I have my dad to thank for raising me on this epicness.
Yyyyaaasssss memory unlocked! How’d I remember the theme so easily! Born 1975- gen x reporting for duty
This show is legendary in Japan
CB Anime even more then that, S1 was on Netflix at one point. can't remember a damn thing about the show but I remember it was good
@@devastator5042 The remake is on funimation, and is generally agreed to be even better than the original.
Deserves the praise
Nearly a decade later and I still remember every word
This show turned me into an evil mastermind in 1979 as a young boy. Long live Gamilon!
What a great theme song! It's fun and snappy and you can sing along.
Fun fact: this was Chris Latta's first voice acting role. Funny how a few years later, he'd be voicing the leader of a ruthless organization AND a traitorous alien robot.
I can remember this being on afternoon in 1979-1980 .
Lets make this the space force theme song
Wow I still knew some of the words to this almost 50 years later! Crazy how some things imprint on you.
omg one of my favorite cartoons growing up
Loved this song as a toddler. Now years later it sounds to me like the catchiest soviet marching tune ever!
I watched this show everyday this is the best tv and nickodean have my favorite shows
Been 30 years since i heard that song! Thanks 🙂
Loved this show as a Kid! Remember that Desslock Chant, the Commit Empire? Remember the first time they fired the Wavemotion Gun at the Floating Continent expecting minimal damage but destroying the entire thing?
I play bass in a cover band and I am thinking about having my sister , who is a really good seamstress make me a starblazers uniform to wear onstage , Im thinking Black Tigers.....they were the shit
This was my first anime, my dad had every episode on VHS and I've been a fan every since
that sequence at around 0:39 is pretty cool. The ship has lots of mass and the way it takes the hit and then starts to list makes it seem a bit more believable. As an engineer I give the animators an A on that one
8 people are Gamilons
Billy C 11 now
27 are gamilons now homie
Lost my mind as a kid when this aired. Love it
A Black Tiger playing brass? That would be awesome!
it made me late for school and i ran home to watch it again at 2:30, that and Force Five, GAIKING ROCKS!! WXNE TV BOSTON 25
Holy Crap Force Five! Thanks! I had forgotten.
When I first saw this, WGNO 26 in New Orleans aired it in the mornings starting around the Christmas holidays; about a month later, we moved to Buffalo, where WUTV(Buffalo 29) aired it at 3 or 3:30 in the afternoon.
Hell yeah! StarBlazers, Force Five, Battle of the Planets, Captain Harlock, and then my favorites Voltron, Robotech, and Transformers a few years later were my reason to rush home after school in the early-mid 80s. I can't remember exactly which channel they were on, some might have been on 25, WSBK TV38, or WLVI 56. According to Wiki, only certain regions got FF.
WUTV Buffalo 29 is where I saw it too! Thanks fro the memory!
_Boston turn...New England turn...Everybody turn 25 today!_
Love it. still watch the tapes today
This show scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
I loved this as a grad student! Watched it when my classes were over every day at 3. Only 2 seasons were on the UHF channel in Dallas.
This was the first show my dad ever showed me and holds a special place my memories
Still one of the best songs ever recorded
I watched this show when I was young and still love it.
I always looked forward to an episode when they came to the last resort and used the Wave Motion Gun!
Shit! I been looking for this series but could never remember the name. Took me close to 40 years to find it.
This show was followed by GeForce I remember. I use to sing this song while cruising on my incredible hulk big wheel! Good times.
i watched this with my dad all the time
Loved this show
Off the bus , running up the driveway.... I have a half hr to do chores before Starblazers comes on .... Ummm nope... Noooo homework maaa
I'm 4 all over again.
This was one of my favorite shows growing up, even if they were reruns
Never watched a single thing that I remember of, but when I was like 7 years old i would always watch it with my dad and this theme song was the only thing I remember from any of those times, and that’s beachside my dad would sing it and try to get me to
Sing it too
I loved this show when I was little!!
My childhood! Bless you..
Saturday mornings were the best
I have very fond memories of watching this with my dad and building with legos or having instant ramen
This is my childhood
The Japanese are Masters of high quality anime no doubt, hands down.
I heard a Marcy Playground song that referenced this show. Their song Wave Motion Gun. That’s how I got here. Maybe I’ll hang out a while.
When you watch this as a kid and everyone else watches the smurfs you grow up to become an Alpha.
I had few choices on TV as a kid: Looney Tunes, Three Stooges, Banana Splits, Seasame Street, Electric Company and Creature Double Feature.
Then there was Star Blazers.
And then there was Star Wars.