Episode list

In the year 2839, the powerful criminal Mon*Star has escaped from prison, and it is up to the newly minted SilverHawks to put a stop to him and his gang.

The Silverhawks explore Limbo and attack Mon*Star, forcing him back to his stronghold Brim*Star.

The Silverhawks must stop the Mon*Star group from using their terrifying Sky Chomper, a ship which eats other ships whole.

The mob takes control of Limbo's artificial sun, and the Silverhawks prepare to launch a counterattack.

The Mob invites a boy with an impressive power - the ability to stop time - to join their rebellion.

A bandit who bears an uncanny resemblance to Quicksilver attacks the bank of Limbo.

The Stargazers investigate a Mob machine that has the power to destroy every planet of Limbo Galaxy.

The Silverhawks protect an alien ambassador from the Mob, which wants to prevent the signing of a peace treaty.

Mon-Star and his evil gang capture Tally-Hawk so they can make their own version if him, Sky Shadow.

Steelheart escorts a prisoner to the penal planet, but runs into Mon*star interference.

The Mob sets out to steal the Disintegrator, a weapon that makes inanimate objects fall apart.

The Silverhawks race to prevent the Mob from launching a Mega-Missile aimed at Earth.

Mon*star battles to get Melodia back as she's being transported to the Penal Planet by SilverHawks.

Quicksilver goes undercover as a bandit to catch Hardware. First of a two-part episode.

Quicksilver chases an escaped Hardware on a sabotaged Sprinthawk, unaware that his vehicle is rigged to explode. Second of a two-part episode.

Mon*star breaks Poker-Face out of prison to officiate over his meteor race.

The Silverhawks try to reverse Mon*star's galactic ice storm, which is threatening to ice over the entire Limbo Galaxy.

Mon*star uses a Trojan Horse to get inside Silverhawk headquarters.

The Mob challenges the SilverHawks to a long-distance race around the galaxy.

Hardware devises a machine that can turn Silverhawks into mindless Mob slaves.

As Mob victories pile up, Stagazer calls for more SilverHawk volunteers from Earth, and gets Hotwing, a SilverHawk with magic talent.

The Mob breaks The Bounty Hunter out of prison, and sets this brain-draining vampire/mercenary on the SilverHawks.

Poker-Face acquires sensitive information about the Silverhawks' defenses and prepares to sell it to Mon*star.

The Steel Twins devise new weapons, the Fighting Hawks, which are specially-powered versions of each SilverHawk's favorite tool, just in time for Mon*star's attack on the planet Automata.

The Mob takes over Bedlam, and prepares to overthrow Limbo.

Steelheart goes to Brim*Star to stop the production of SilverHawk clones, and falls into a trap.

Frustrated at having to put down a rebellion at Sini*Star before he can rob a Bullion Ship, Mon*Star agrees to transform sidekick Yes-Man into a superpowered tough guy.

The passage of Halley's Comet throws Limbo into chaos as the Mob tries to thwart Steelheart's plan to send the comet crashing through Brim*Star.

Space Bandit jumps a gold claim on Automata, setting off a fight between the Mob and the SilverHawks.

Mon*Star sends Zero to infiltrate Automata and drain Monotone's computer memory.

Mo-Lec-U-Lar steals a device which amplifies the sun's power, and gives it to Hardware to use as a super-weapon.

The Mob robs a mail rocket in search of the Savior Stone, which is Earth's only hope of restoring her decaying magnetic fields.

Poker-Face sets up boxing matches at the Starship Casino, and puts a robot called Smiley in the ring with Mumbo-Jumbo.

Gotbuck, a security robot, tests the bank's defenses but the Mob abducts the android.

Quicksilver and Tally-Hawk race to rescue a hijacked freighter, but are forced to crash-land during a dust storm.

Hardware plots to kill Quicksilver by stealing the remote control that orders Tally-Hawk, and ordering the bird/weapon to attack its master.

Mon*star aims to block the supply of oil to Limbo's artificial sun, and put his own reactor into place as the new Sun.

Mon*star steals a dangerous crystal that can create extremely powerful forcefields but can't figure out how to activate it.

The Mob threatens to flood Bedlam City unless the Governor pays it a percentage of the planet's income.

Far in the future, a fledgling SilverHawk asks an aged Commander Stargazer how the SilverHawks were destroyed.

Mon*star orders Hardware to create a giant version of Sky-Shadow to destroy the SilverHawks.

When the SilverHawks race to stop Mon*star from raiding the bank, they fall for the distraction as the real Mon*star makes a bid to infiltrate and destroy HawkHaven.

A valuable diamond becomes the object of desire for the Mob and the SilverHawks.

Hotwing is hypnotizes and sent to destroy HawkHaven.

The Bounty Hunter breaks free and sets up a base called Hanging Rock on an asteroid, preparing to attack once more.

When Mo-Lec-U-Lar steals the key to Dolare's main vault, a wild chase ensues.

A cosmic storm reverses everyone's personalities, leaving the SilverHawks bad and the Mob good.

Posing as a garbageman, Mo-Lec-U-Lar steals Stagazer's vital spare parts.

A time window allows Hardware to go back to the time on Earth when the SilverHawks are leaving for the Limbo Galaxy.

Melodia and Poker-Face use remote-controlled cars to terrorze Mon*star and steal the casino bankroll. First of a two-part episode.