Ring Raiders
Created by	Those Characters from Cleveland
Developed by	Phil Harnage
Directed by	Will Meuginot Kevin Altieri
Voices of	Dan Gilvezan Efrain Figueroa Stuart Goetz Ike Eisenmann Gregory Martin Jack Angel Chris Anthony Roscoe Lee Browne Rodger Bumpass Townsend Coleman Chuck McCann Susan Silo
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of episodes	5
Production
Executive producer	Robby London
Producer	Andy Heyward
Production company	DIC Enterprises
Distributor	Bohbot Entertainment
Release
Original network	Syndication
Original release	September 16 – October 14, 1989

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Ring Raiders is a 1989 animated television series based on a 1980s toy line made by Matchbox.^[1] The series began with a two-hour special by DIC Enterprises, followed by one week of five half-hour episodes.^[2]

Synopsis[edit]

Set in the year 1998, the world is on the brink of a cataclysmic war. An organization dedicated to taking over the world, through the brutal use of air power, is about to realize its goal. It is known as the 'Skull Squadron', founded by a band of renegades whose planes are capable of time travel. These pilots fall in love with the power they hold and see that they can use their planes to take control of the world. There are always pilots who, twisted by war's cruelties, are willing to join the Skull Squadron, causing it to grow bigger and more dangerous. In the 1990s, Skull Squadron is finally powerful enough to scramble for the master mission in its bid for world domination.

By now, almost too late, the great nations of the world are aware of Skull Squadron's plot. They band together to produce an aircraft that gives them a fighting chance against the onslaught—the Justice-class air carrier, which can travel through time. The carrier is outfitted with a small crew, then sent back in time. The Justice crew beams the best planes and pilots right out of history's greatest air battles to train them to fight against the Skull Squadron.

A handful of pilots are selected as 'Ring Commanders' to train and supervise the hundreds who remain. Ring Commanders are identified by their special signal ring, through which they can summon (or be summoned by) a fellow Ring Raider in times of need.

'Ring of Fire', 'Scorch's Revenge', 'All the Right Stuff', 'The Best Man for the Job is a Woman' and 'A Pilot's Faith' were all pilot episodes, but the series was never taken up as a full season show.^{[citation needed]}

The animation art design was done by Peter Chung,^{[citation needed]} based on the Those Characters From Cleveland art and toy designs of Mark Spangler and Jim Groman.

The show used the catchphrase 'The command is in my hand' when characters wished to transform their planes, using their rings to make them more powerful. Casino in southern california 18 and older. Their improved forms could only be held for a short time, or the pilot risked burning out their nervous system.

Pilots and planes[edit]

Justice Crew[edit]

Victor Vector (voiced by Dan Gilvezan) – Victor was a stealth fighter squadron leader until 1993, when he was selected to command the first Justice-class air carrier and the Ring Raider squadrons. He is cool headed and always willing to risk his life for others. As trainer-commander of the elite 'Justice Wing', he pilots the Victory 1, a customized F-19 stealth fighter. (The series and toy line were developed before the public revelation of the F-117).
Yuri Kirkov – Yuri was a solid, disciplined Soviet Air Force major; he is now one the Ring Raiders' foremost squadron leaders. He defected from the Russians by surrendering to the USMC during the Vietnam War. Tough-minded and stern to a fault, Kirkov often takes himself too seriously; yet he can also be a very nice guy, if and when it comes to such. Kirkov is easily surprised by the 'free and easy' standards of his fellow Ring Raiders; he constantly wonders to himself, 'Is this any way to run an Air Force?' As trainer-commander of 'Freedom Wing', Kirkov pilots Kirkov's Comet, a customized F-4 Phantom II fighter-bomber. What makes Kirkov's Comet unique is its nose-mounted beam-cannon—it can cut up planes or blind opponents' infrared detection gear.
Yinsu Yakamura (voiced by Townsend Coleman) – Yinsu was a space-fighter pilot picked up by a Justice-class air carrier in the year 2235. Computer educated, he is incredibly intelligent and knowledgeable about a wide range of subjects. With his past being the future, he is a natural expert on 20th Century technology. Yakamura possesses a high level of courage, and a deep sense of honor, to match his intellect. As trainer-commander of 'Honor Wing', Yakamura pilots the Samurai Flyer, a customized Grumman X-29 loaded with complex battle computers and miniature AWACS gear. Along with several tons of high-tech weaponry, the Samurai Flyer also carries a 3-D split-laser 'Deceptor'. The Deceptor can cause 1–50 extra images to show up on radar scanners, so that Yakamura appears to have an entire squadron of Samurai Flyers backing him up.
Joe Thundercloud (voiced by Efrain Figueroa) – A full-blooded Sioux (Native American), Joe was flying with the USAF in Korea when he was beamed aboard a Justice-class air carrier. By nature, Thundercloud is a reflective man of few words. That's why his fellow Ring Raiders always listen whenever he does speak up; with his keen mind and sense of strategy, there are few problems he can't solve. In the air, he is always brave and tirelessly alert. He's known for his uncanny ability to 'spot' enemies before they actually show up on radar. As trainer-commander of 'Thunder Wing', Thundercloud pilots the Arrowhead, a customized F-86 Sabre fighter/bomber loaded with special warpaint-design Sidewinder missiles. Arrowhead's modified power plant makes it capable of short speed bursts up to Mach 2.
'Cub' Jones (voiced by Ike Eisenmann) – 'Cub' Jones was beamed aboard a Justice-class air carrier in 1943, having lied about his age so he could join the USN (Jones was only 16 at the time). He has more potential than most of the other Ring Raiders put together, in terms of mere flying ability. But with his hot-tempered and cocky nature, there is much that he needs to learn. Still, he's a very likable young pilot with a bright future. In World War II, Jones flew an F6F Hellcat; as the trainer-commander of the 'Courage Wing', he pilots the Sky Tiger, a customized Northrop F-5 interceptor. Of all the modifications done to this F-5, the most hazardous to Skull Squadron planes is its 'Tigerclaw' missile system. Housed in Sky Tiger's forward underbelly, Tigerclaw is a retractable pod of 25 small missiles that can each be remote controlled by the plane's on-board computers for use against air, land or sea targets.
Max Miles (voiced by Roscoe Lee Browne) – Max is the head of Ring Raider intelligence. He makes dangerous flights into Skull Squadron territory, gathering information and photographs, to determine what the enemy air force's next steps migh

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