She is the queen of the planet Guk, invaded Mars and has plans to conquer the earth as well as find the location of Hawknest, the top secret base of the Terrahawks organisation and destroy it.

The series is available on DVD in the United Kingdom and North America.

An android created to be the bodyguard of the prince of Guk, but was programmed with ambition, leading to the revolt of her and the others.

All tracks are written by Richard Harvey. A fourth season would have developed the characters of Stew Dapples ("Stewed Apples") and Kate Kestrel further. When the series was purchased for airing in Japan, the title and ending credits were augmented by an all-new anime-style sequence, the first highlighting the Terrahawks craft and the Zeroids, and the ending credits showcasing a lonesome spacesuited female remembering her life on Earth as Spacehawk flies over her. This page was last edited on 5 September 2020, at 15:44. (He was not alone in this; Donald James wrote the episodes "From Here To Infinity" and "The Sporilla" under the names "Katz Stein" and "Leo Pardstein" respectively.) She also arrogantly claims to be ruler of the universe despite many planets eluding her tyrannical grasp. The Terrahawks operate five main vehicles. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Zelda_(Terrahawks)?oldid=3892868. Her voice is provided by Anne Ridler. This meant that after Terrahawks repeats disappeared from UK airwaves in the late 1980s and the six compilation video tapes went out of production, the series was noticeably hard to find compared to Anderson's other series, most of which received a renaissance throughout the 1990s. The final volume, entitled "Zero Strikes Back" had a smaller print run than the rest of the tapes, and was quite a collectors' item, with copies generally going for around £100 on eBay until the series began to be released on DVD. In 2002, Fanderson records released a soundtrack compiling 75 minutes worth of music, the album included 3 of Harvey’s Demo Themes for the show, 6 full episode scores and 3 surviving Kate Kestrel songs, "S.O.S", "It’s So Easy" and the latter half of "Living in the 21st Century" which was used as the End Titles music in the U.S. syndication run. She remains infamous among fans of the show as being very scary and nightmare-inducing for them back when Terrahawks first aired in 1983. Free sample episodes are available on the Big Finish website. Her hatred of them stems from the fact they use robots to work for them, and being a robot herself, seeks to liberate robots across the galaxy. Initially accompanied by her 'son' Yung-Star and her 'sibling' Cy-Star. Invade and conquer The Earth.Find the location of Hawknest and destroy it.Save alien exiles and refugees and have them help her with her plans.

Zelda possesses a collection of monstrous servants, Outcasts from various worlds or civilizations, who she keeps in cryogenic storage until needed. Arriving to mars, she encountered human colonies and massacred them, proceeding to set her sights on earth.

Other minor zeroid characters include Dix-huit (Eighteen) who has a printed handlebar mustache and speaks french and Fifty-five who speaks in rhyme. Characters who only appear in the Big Finish audio series include; A comic strip adaptation was drawn by Jim Baikie for Look-In magazine. Trying to discover the location of Hawknest.Berating her idiotic son, Yung-star.Rapping about how evil she is. Cy-Star is Zelda's "sister" is not very bright, but is endlessly bubbly and optimistic. She also berates and insults her son, yung-star, though given his stupidity, this may well be warranted. It was announced on 19 April 2014[2][3] that Terrahawks would be returning as a run of full cast audio dramas featuring original cast members. This experience made him the ideal choice to compose the music for Terrahawks, combining his knowledge of the structure of classical orchestral music with the latest synthesised music reproduction techniques. But in each episode of the series, her plans are foiled by Dr Ninestein and the rest of … Stay on this channel! This is led by Dr Tiger Ninestein with other characters such as Sergeant Major Zero, Captain Mary … Zelda and company are modelled after the oldest and wisest citizens of their planet, explaining their grey hair and wrinkled skin.

She is the queen of the planet Guk, invaded Mars and has plans to conquer the earth as well as find the location of Hawknest, the top secret base of the Terrahawks organisation and destroy it.

The series is available on DVD in the United Kingdom and North America.

An android created to be the bodyguard of the prince of Guk, but was programmed with ambition, leading to the revolt of her and the others.

All tracks are written by Richard Harvey. A fourth season would have developed the characters of Stew Dapples ("Stewed Apples") and Kate Kestrel further. When the series was purchased for airing in Japan, the title and ending credits were augmented by an all-new anime-style sequence, the first highlighting the Terrahawks craft and the Zeroids, and the ending credits showcasing a lonesome spacesuited female remembering her life on Earth as Spacehawk flies over her. This page was last edited on 5 September 2020, at 15:44. (He was not alone in this; Donald James wrote the episodes "From Here To Infinity" and "The Sporilla" under the names "Katz Stein" and "Leo Pardstein" respectively.) She also arrogantly claims to be ruler of the universe despite many planets eluding her tyrannical grasp. The Terrahawks operate five main vehicles. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Zelda_(Terrahawks)?oldid=3892868. Her voice is provided by Anne Ridler. This meant that after Terrahawks repeats disappeared from UK airwaves in the late 1980s and the six compilation video tapes went out of production, the series was noticeably hard to find compared to Anderson's other series, most of which received a renaissance throughout the 1990s. The final volume, entitled "Zero Strikes Back" had a smaller print run than the rest of the tapes, and was quite a collectors' item, with copies generally going for around £100 on eBay until the series began to be released on DVD. In 2002, Fanderson records released a soundtrack compiling 75 minutes worth of music, the album included 3 of Harvey’s Demo Themes for the show, 6 full episode scores and 3 surviving Kate Kestrel songs, "S.O.S", "It’s So Easy" and the latter half of "Living in the 21st Century" which was used as the End Titles music in the U.S. syndication run. She remains infamous among fans of the show as being very scary and nightmare-inducing for them back when Terrahawks first aired in 1983. Free sample episodes are available on the Big Finish website. Her hatred of them stems from the fact they use robots to work for them, and being a robot herself, seeks to liberate robots across the galaxy. Initially accompanied by her 'son' Yung-Star and her 'sibling' Cy-Star. Invade and conquer The Earth.Find the location of Hawknest and destroy it.Save alien exiles and refugees and have them help her with her plans.

Zelda possesses a collection of monstrous servants, Outcasts from various worlds or civilizations, who she keeps in cryogenic storage until needed. Arriving to mars, she encountered human colonies and massacred them, proceeding to set her sights on earth.

Other minor zeroid characters include Dix-huit (Eighteen) who has a printed handlebar mustache and speaks french and Fifty-five who speaks in rhyme. Characters who only appear in the Big Finish audio series include; A comic strip adaptation was drawn by Jim Baikie for Look-In magazine. Trying to discover the location of Hawknest.Berating her idiotic son, Yung-star.Rapping about how evil she is. Cy-Star is Zelda's "sister" is not very bright, but is endlessly bubbly and optimistic. She also berates and insults her son, yung-star, though given his stupidity, this may well be warranted. It was announced on 19 April 2014[2][3] that Terrahawks would be returning as a run of full cast audio dramas featuring original cast members. This experience made him the ideal choice to compose the music for Terrahawks, combining his knowledge of the structure of classical orchestral music with the latest synthesised music reproduction techniques. But in each episode of the series, her plans are foiled by Dr Ninestein and the rest of … Stay on this channel! This is led by Dr Tiger Ninestein with other characters such as Sergeant Major Zero, Captain Mary … Zelda and company are modelled after the oldest and wisest citizens of their planet, explaining their grey hair and wrinkled skin.

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