usually vies with Rasp and Antor for second-in-command status. Antor (voiced by Peter Cullen) – Antor is an ant-like creature who is the leader of the Antmen and one of Krulos' generals. Antor usually vies with Hammerhead and Rasp for second-in-command status. Krok (voiced by Cam Clarke) – A crocodile-like creature and one of Krulos' generals. He is entirely obedient to Krulos and focuses on serving his master rather than getting involved in the petty-squabbling in which his fellow generals engage. Skate (voiced by Frank Welker) – Skate is a manta ray-like creature who is a low-ranking official of the Rulons. Lokus (voiced by Charlie Adler) – Lokus is a locust-like creature who is a low-ranking official of the Rulons. Algar - A crocodile-like creature. Buzz - A locust-like creature. Dedeye - A Sharkman. Demon - An Antman. Drone - An Antman. Fang - A member of the Viper Group. Finn - A Sharkman. Fire - An Antman. Gill - A Sharkman. Gorr - A crocodile-like creature. Gutz - A crocodile-like creature. Kraw - A crocodile-like creature. Mako - A Sharkman. Pox - A locust-like creature. Rattlar - A member of the Viper Group. Rayy - A manta ray-like creature. Sidewinder - A member of the Viper Group. Six-Gill - A Sharkman. Skwirm - A member of the Viper Group. Sludj - A manta ray-like creature. Snarrl - A crocodile-like creature. Squish - A locust-like creature. Sting - An Antman. Termite - An Antman. Neanderthals Zar's tribe of Cro-Magnons have been at war with a rogue tribe of Neanderthals. Among the known Neanderthals are: Grom (voiced by Jack Angel) – Grom is the leader of a deadly clan of Neanderthals who seeks to control or annihilate all neighboring tribes. He has ruled his tribe for years and has struck fear into the hearts of many rival Neanderthal tribes. Following the fight against the Dino-Riders, Grom was accidentally pulled back to the Dino-Riders' time and runs off to join the Rulons. Episodes The Dino-Riders series consisted of a single season of 14 episodes. The first two episodes were produced for release on VHS as standalone specials, the first in 1987 and the second in 1988. Also in 1988, the series transitioned to television, with a further 11 episodes being produced and added to the specials to create a standard season's worth of 13 episodes. Lastly, in 1990, an additional VHS special