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2 Characters  





3 Vehicles  





4 Xeno-energy  





5 Episode List  





6 References  





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Alien Racers
Genrescience-fiction
Created byCo-created by Kevin Bloomfield and Geremi Burleigh with MGA Entertainment
Developed byBob Forward
Written by
  • Jeremy Anderson
    Austen Atkinson
    James W. Bates
  • Geremi Burleigh
  • Mark Drop
  • Bob Forward
  • Simon Furman
  • Warren W. M. Greenwood
  • Phil Harnage
  • Glenn I. Leopold
  • Randy Littlejohn
  • Christy Marx
  • Matthew J. Peterson
  • Robert N. Skir
  • Richard Stanley
  • Leonard D. Uhley
  • Philip Walsh
  • Greg Weisman
  • Christopher Lee Yost
  • Directed byDavis Doi
    Voices of
  • Garry Chalk
  • Ian James Corlett
  • Brian Dobson
  • Danny McKinnon
  • Country of origin
    • Canada
  • United States
  • Original languageEnglish
    No. of seasons1
    No. of episodes26
    Production
    Running time
    • 30 minutes
  • (with commercials)
  • Production companies
  • SD Entertainment
  • BLT Productions, LTD[a]
  • Original release
    NetworkFox
    ReleaseMay 7, 2005 (2005-05-07) –
    March 2, 2006 (2006-03-02)

    Alien Racers is an animated science-fiction action series originally aired on Fox's FoxBox in May 2005.[1][2][3] It formerly aired in Canada on Teletoon.

    Plot

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    Xenoc, the heart of the universe, holds the valuable energy source known as Xeno-energy. It has the power to create or destroy. For eons, this cosmic energy gathered and destroyed civilizations until the wisest and oldest species [citation needed], Zenterrans, managed to land containment chambers on the planet surface, which they built with the help of Fyran mechanics. Fearing that every race would be warring over the contained energy, the Zenterran Master Khadan issued a contest. Each alien civilization would choose a champion to race for this great power, and whoever controls the most Xeno-energy will decide the fate of the universe. Since the Zenterrans maintain their neutrality, even the Kragnans were welcome to compete. The Kragnan Empire, a race of fierce crablike creatures who travel in spaceships made of lava and land vehicles made of bones (which they built using knowledge they obtained from the Fyran brains they consumed), have enslaved or eaten half of the universe. They seek more energy for their new generation of eggs. The protagonist, Ultrox, knows there is more to Xeno-energy than even the Zenterrans know. While studying a planet damaged by Xeno-energy, he notices a Kragnan ship crash-land nearby. He saves its imprisoned occupant, a Fyran boy named Jek, from a squad of Klaw Troopers. Just before he was vaporized by another Kragnan ship, the gangster named Seadrok dropped his space anchor on the ship, thus saving his life. After persuading him by also dropping the N'tal champion G'rog, Ultrox joins the races as Alpheron's champion.

    On the planet Krag, the Kragnans, knowing that they can't steal the Xeno-energy or eat the Zenterran brains (when the Kragnan Warlord Zanth ate Undermaster Akhil's father's brain, the power proved so overwhelming that his body exploded), entered one of their warlords, Gnarl, into the races. The Zenterrans created an enforcer from Xeno-energy named Gamekeeper Kytani to enforce the strict set of rules they imposed on the races. During the first race, Jek followed Kommander Necraal, the Kragnan Klaw Trooper who had kidnapped his uncle, until he kidnaps the young Fyran and tells him they ate his uncle's brain. In an attempt to fix the race, Skrash, the lone zombie native to Xenoc, detonated a mountain in the hopes of taking the other racers with it.

    After the first race, the Kragnan commander attempts to steal the Command Matrix. But when Ultrox and Khadan warned Necraal of the trap Undermaster Akhil set that would unleash Xeno-energy on the entire Kragan Empire, Undermaster Akhil mind-controlled the Kragnan into springing it. The resulting trap sent destructive streams of Xeno-energy to every Kragnan like Necraal, except Gnarl, who was shielded at the time. Master Khadan explained that the Xeno-energy only wiped out the Kragnans identical to the commander, so because they did not match Necraal's pattern, the Empress and her new breed of eggs were spared. Even though he saved the universe from the threat of the Kragnan Empire, Akhil was executed for his illegal use of mind-control, but promised to return. The Zenterrans continued to hold the races, while Gnarl continued to compete in them in the hopes of winning enough Xenocells to restore his empire's former glory. Meanwhile, Ultrox has to keep winning Xeno-cells for Alpheron as much as possible so he can continue to study Xeno-energy. But because he often neglects the rules and the races to save people, he is often disqualified from races he would otherwise win, and Alpheron's Minister Prime Apex often comes close to replacing him.

    As the races progressed, Ultrox discovered that the Xeno-energy was becoming more violent because of the races, and a new more violent and unpredictable form of it called rogue Xeno-energy was steadily growing throughout Xenoc.

    Characters

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    Vehicles

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    Xeno-energy

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    This violent energy is the lifeblood of Xenoc. For eons, it destroyed civilization after civilization until the Zenterrans contained it. It also keeps the planet's lone native inhabitant, Skrash, alive. The Zenterrans, with help from Jek's kind, built chambers with Command Matrixes to contain the energy. The equations were so complex that only the Zenterrans knew how to access it. In Powershift Part 2, Ultrox discovered that the Xeno-energy was containing itself in the Xeno-boosters, which is a result of the active Command Matrix equations. He said Xeno-energy it isn't alive, but it tries to be.

    Xeno-boosters
    Small disc-shaped scanners containing a small amount of xeno-energy that powers anything it touches. It turbo-charged anything it's used on for ten seconds. The Zenterrans retrieve all the unused ones at the end of the races.

    Xenocells
    A Xenocell is a capsule containing a large amount of stable Xenoenergy that is presented to the winner of each race. Unfortunately, they are difficult to use, so the Zenterran have to send a technician to help the winning planet make use of them. Once he complete his task, the technician reports back to Master Khadan, except when he gave Kreff shapeshifting abilities, after which Kreff devoured his brain and returned to Khadan disguised as the technician.

    Episode List

    [edit]

    References

    [edit]
    1. ^ "MGA Entertainment Powers Up With 4Kids Entertainment to Bring Alien Racers to Fox Television in 2005". Business Wire. Berkshire Hathaway. October 6, 2004. Retrieved July 10, 2019.
  • ^ "MGA Entertainment Powers Up With 4Kids Entertainment to Bring Alien Racers to Fox Television in 2005". Business Wire. Berkshire Hathaway. October 6, 2004. Archived from the original on October 21, 2004. Retrieved July 10, 2019 – via Yahoo.com.
  • ^ DeMott, Rick (October 6, 2004). "MGA Teams with 4Kids on Alien Racers". Animation World Network. Retrieved July 10, 2019.
  • ^ "Animation: Television". Christy Marx. Retrieved 2023-08-21.
  • ^ Lewis, Mark. "Alien Racers: Kompactur Kannon". marklewisdraws.com | My Portfolio/Artblog-o-rama. Mark Lewis. Retrieved 24 February 2021.
  • ^ "Animation: Television". Christy Marx. Retrieved 2023-08-21.
  • ^ "Alien Racers". Shadowlord Inc. Dragoniade. Retrieved 24 February 2021.
  • Notes

    [edit]
    1. ^ A production studio based in Vancouver, Canada.
    [edit]
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