which translates to "The festival of the robots". The other shows were "Steel Jeeg", "Gaiking", and "Magne Robo Gakeen". Only 47 episodes of the original 73 were dubbed and aired. This version of the series never reached their conclusion. The Spanish theme song of "El Galáctico" was composed and sung by Chilean singer Memo Aguirre (Capitán Memo). In 2008 the Chilean company SeriesTV edit a set of 24 DVD with Festival de los Robots episodes. This set includes 24 episodes of "El Galactico" with the original Spanish dubbing. In North America, it was aired as "Spaceketeers" as part of the package show Force Five. As the Journey to the West story is not well known in the region, the characters were renamed to reference the Three Musketeers. To also fit into the Force Five time slot, the show had to be edit-squeezed into 26 episodes. The U.S. version puts them on a mission to the Dekos Star System, which contained evil powers changing peaceful creatures to evil mutants. The Force Five version not only just produced 26 episodes, but this English-language version of the series never reached their conclusion. Twenty-four episodes of the original 73 also aired in Scandinavia (mainly in Sweden) under the original name Starzinger. A listing of what episodes were cut out can be found at: Warfists Starzinger site in the episode section. The Swedish-language version of the series reached their conclusion. Episode list Home Media VHS United Kingdom: DVD Japan: On 25 January 2008 TOHO released a six disc DVD box-set. Latin America: On 28 July 2008 SeriesTv released "El Festival de los Robots" onto DVD. USA: On 20 August 2013 Shout! Factory released "Starzinger: The Movie Collection" onto DVD. References External links Official page of Starzinger I Review of Sci-Bots 1978 anime television series debuts 1979 Japanese television series endings 1979 anime films 1979 manga Action anime and manga Fictional kings Fictional princes Fictional princesses Fictional queens Fuji TV original programming Japanese animated science fiction films Manga series Television series set in the 2070s Television series set in the future Works based on Journey to the West Animated space adventure television series Toei Animation television Toei Animation films 1970s Japanese television series