became agents for Big D who's a woman named Deva Sumadi. They are also joined by a fourth member, a girl called Esme Santos who has control over magnetic fields, who nicknamed herself Cobalt Blue. Together, they fight against an alien being called Omnikron, who absorbs everything and everyone in its path. Adaptations For the 1979 series The Super Globetrotters, the Impossibles' super powers were reassigned, entirely intact, to three members of the Globetrotters team. Coil Man was redesigned and renamed Spaghetti Man. Fluid Man was renamed Liquid Man. Multi Man was unchanged. The Super Globetrotter costumes of Fluid Man/Liquid Man and of Multi Man remained the same as their Impossible counterparts (including the unexplained "F" on Liquid Man's wetsuit), except the color palettes were changed to match the Globetrotters' uniforms. The transformation sequences and many of the signature "moves" from the 1966 series were re-drawn, frame by frame, to feature the superhero incarnations of the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team instead of the guitar-toting Impossibles. References External links The Impossibles - Cartoon Network Department of Cartoons (Archive) The Impossibles at the Big Cartoon DataBase The Impossibles at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on September 1, 2016. 1960s American animated television series 1966 American television series debuts 1967 American television series endings Animated musical groups CBS original programming Fictional musical groups Hanna-Barbera superheroes American children's animated superhero television series American superhero comedy television series Television series by Hanna-Barbera