The Mighty Heroes

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  • TV-Y7
  • 1966
  • 1 Season
  • 7.2  (185)

The Mighty Heroes is an animated television series produced by Ralph Bakshi and distributed by CBS during the 1966-1967 season. The series stars Herschel Bernardi as the narrator and the voice of Diaper Man, one of the titular heroes. The Mighty Heroes consists of four superheroes who have banded together to defend their city from all manner of threats. Diaper Man, the leader of the group, is a superhero who wears a giant diaper and has the ability to fly. Strong Man is a muscular hero who can lift heavy objects and break through solid walls. Cuckoo Man is a magical creature who can bend reality to his will in strange and unpredictable ways. And Tornadoman is a weather-powered hero who can create powerful tornadoes to sweep away his enemies.

The show follows the Mighty Heroes as they battle a range of villains and monsters, often with humorous results. Among their foes are evil robots, giant monsters, and even a musical theatre troupe that turns out to be a front for a criminal enterprise.

Despite the show's simple premise, The Mighty Heroes was well-received by audiences of all ages. The series is known for its colorful animation and lively music, as well as its quirky sense of humor. The show's characters have become iconic in their own right, and have even appeared in other media such as comic books and video games.

One of the key strengths of The Mighty Heroes is its voice cast. Herschel Bernardi brings a sense of gravitas to his role as the narrator, while also portraying Diaper Man with a sense of earnestness that makes the character endearing rather than ridiculous. The rest of the cast is equally talented, with strong performances from Paul Frees as Strong Man, Herschel Bernardi as Diaper Man, and Jane Webb as Cuckoo Man and Tornadoman.

Another standout feature of the show is its animation style. The Mighty Heroes is animated in a style that is reminiscent of classic comic books, with bold lines and bright colors that pop off the screen. The show's action sequences are fluid and dynamic, with a lively energy that keeps the audience engaged.

Overall, The Mighty Heroes is a fun and entertaining show that has stood the test of time. While it may not have the same level of cultural significance as some of its contemporaries, the show remains beloved by fans of all ages for its colorful characters, exciting action, and sense of humor.

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Seasons
The Toy Man
12. The Toy Man
March 8, 1966
Toy Man has the dim-witted heroes trapped inside a giant coil spring (an over-sized Slinky) guarded by an army of mean wind-up toys. Looks like they're all goners. Needless to say, the heroes get away in spite of their mental and physical handicaps.
The Stretcher
11. The Stretcher
March 8, 1966
An arch-villain, The Stretcher, is manufacturing "Rubber Glubbers," evil robots who are stealing tires (right off police cars!), fire hoses, firemen's boots and anything else rubber in order to gather all the rubber in the world. The Mighty Heroes come into play, but they get all stuck up in rubber glue. They're put into a giant rubber ball and rolled off a skyscraper.
The Shrinker
10. The Shrinker
March 8, 1966
The Mighty Heroes must battle a giant space devil. The Shrinker plans to rob a bank and parks in front of a fireplug. When a cop writes him a ticket, he shrinks the cop. He shrinks a four-story bank to palm size and drives away with it. Just when the Mighty Heroes think that they have the battle won, the Shrinker shrinks them to doll size and releases a cage filled with space cats.
The Scarecrow
9. The Scarecrow
March 8, 1966
Lightning hits a scarecrow and gives it evil powers to turn itself into a straw monster- and to point its fingers at stacks of straw and turn them into other straw monsters. Unfortunately, he starts in the town where the Mighty Heroes live. The scarecrow terrorizes villages, descending on the town with an army of straw monsters.
The Monsterizer
8. The Monsterizer
March 8, 1966
A villain has an electro-brain machine which can turn humans into raving monsters willing to fight their own kind under his command. He kidnaps innocent citizens and puts them in his machine. He turns the mayor and the chief of police into monsters who help the villain capture the Mighty Heroes.
The Junker
7. The Junker
March 8, 1966
The Junker, whose base of operations is beneath a junk yard in Good Haven, creates robots that "eat" metal. The Junker's robots consume cars, bridges and other structures. The Mighty Heroes attempt to contain the damage and eventually follow the robots back to the Junker's lair. But the villain traps the heroes inside a metal container, which he then crushes.
The Ghost Monster
6. The Ghost Monster
March 8, 1966
The Ghost Monster brews a potion of spider webs, chains and hair of dinosaur. Out of this evil brew comes a horde of killer bats. The town is in shock. The Mighty Heroes find out what is happening. When they try to help, the Ghost Monster captures them and ties them up to watch his evil deeds.
The Frog
5. The Frog
March 8, 1966
Underneath the swamp of Goodhaven, the Frog plans to use his latest invention, the Swamp Lifter, to lift the level of the swamp water and flood the town of Goodhaven. The Mighty Heroes are called into action to stop his evil plot.
The Enlarger
4. The Enlarger
March 8, 1966
The Enlarger is an evil man who owns a machine which can take germs and enlarge them to the size of giants. When he enlarges an army of them, he sets them into the streets to destroy the city and the Mighty Heroes.
The Dusters
3. The Dusters
March 8, 1966
The Mighty Heroes must stop a thief with an arsenal of mind-controlling powders.
The Drifter
2. The Drifter
March 8, 1966
The evil Drifter moves in to take over the town of Good Haven with his helper. Overlooking the town, the Drifter unveils a sinister new weapon: an anti-gravity gun so powerful that it lifts the entire town 6,000 feet in the air. He agrees to let the town back down again for $10 million. A call goes out for the Mighty Heroes...
The Plastic Blaster
1. The Plastic Blaster
March 8, 1966
The Raven, a villain whose hideout is hidden in a mountain near Good Haven, attacks the city with his "plastic blaster" gun. It seals its victims in plastic. The Mighty Heroes respond.
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  • Premiere Date
    March 8, 1966
  • IMDB Rating
    7.2  (185)
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