to do her bidding. The character returns in the 2014 reboot voiced by Molly Ringwald. Count Blogg (voiced by Jonathan Harris) – The Dark Princess's right-hand man. He is green skinned with pupil-less red eyes, a long gray beard and fangs. Sgt. Zombo (voiced by David Workman) – Warden of the Prison Planet and minion of the Dark Princess. He has purple skin and wears partial plate armor with what appears to be a military uniform. His eyes are deep purple with yellow pupils. Glitterbots – Large golden robots charged with keeping the Sprites of Spectra under control by order of Sgt. Zombo. Glitterbots enslave prisoners through ocular Hypno-beams, powered by large crimson jewels embedded in their skulls. Humans Brian (voiced by Scott Menville) – Brian is an 11-year-old Earth boy. He is often accompanied by his dog, Sam, and is the only person on Earth who can see Rainbow Brite. After befriending Rainbow Brite, Brian was given a key to access Rainbow Land from any lock. Despite initial feelings of competitiveness and inadequacy toward Red Butler and the other Color Kids, Brian has proven himself a trusted and valiant ally time and again. In the 2014 reboot, Rainbow Brite discovers Brian is a descendant of Krys. When he jumps in front of a blast meant for Rainbow Brite, his powers activate, transforming him into a Sentinel of Light in a suit very similar to Krys. Episodes Season 1 (1984) Season 2 (1985) References External links 1984 American television series debuts 1986 American television series endings 1984 French television series debuts 1986 French television series endings 1980s American animated television series 1980s French animated television series American children's animated adventure television series American children's animated fantasy television series French children's animated adventure television series French children's animated fantasy television series Japanese children's animated adventure television series Japanese children's animated fantasy television series Anime-influenced Western animated television series English-language television shows First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Hallmark Cards Kideo TV Television series by DIC Entertainment Television series set in fictional locations Television shows based on Mattel toys Animated television series about orphans