Snowman 44. Revenge In The Valley 45. The Comet Missile 46. The Mystery Of Mummy 47. The Mystery Of Organ 48. Horror At 10:10 P.M. 49. The Birdman Racket 50. Secret Path Into The Earth 51. Ajababa's Children 52. The Star At Home Other foreign releases and dubs Prince Planet was televised in Australia and aired in Melbourne in March 1967 on Channel 9 at 5pm weekdays. The series was well known in Australia. It last appeared on Australian television in 1974 on the Super Flying Fun Show, a weekday breakfast television series. In Brazil, Prince Planet aired between 1970 and 1975. The characters were known by the following names: Diana Worthy - "Estrellita" Dan Dynamo - "Bruno Retti" or "Strong" Warlock - "Capirote" Krag - "Kilitrone" Reception Two factors contributed to the hasty demise of Prince Planet as a desirable property for domestic broadcast, one being the fact that monochrome programing was becoming less desirable to television stations with the ever-growing popularity of color television. The other was negative parental reaction to cartoons that contained what was perceived as excessive violence for children's television. Whilst he was fighting for right, Prince Planet's opponents were often killed when they faced off against him, and this was obvious even despite editing of the dubbed prints to remove violent scenes. Prince Planet kills Warlock and Krag in the last two episodes before returning home to Radion, and they were not the only villains he blasted away with his pendant. In addition to human violence, the Prince was not overly sensitive to Earth fauna either. For instance, in one episode, he transformed a whale into transportation for his friends, effectively killing the whale. Even so, Prince Planet is known to have been televised in the U.S.A until around 1976 in the Chicago area (WSNS-TV Channel 44) on stations hungry for afternoon TV for children to watch after school, and the program claimed many faithful adherents throughout the sixties and those later years. It was also televised on WUTV channel 29 Buffalo, New York, in the summer of 1975. Home video TGG Direct released a 5-disc box set containing all 47 episodes of the series on July 15, 2014 on Region 1 DVD. References External links 1965 anime television series debuts Eiken (studio) Fuji TV original programming Science fiction anime and manga Television series by MGM Television