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<blockquote data-quote="Nuclear Platypus" data-source="post: 3024943" data-attributes="member: 17507"><p>Going on memory here and it's been awhile since I last watched it.</p><p></p><p>The Air Pirates, led by Don Karnage (roll the 'r'), were based off the Iron Vulture, a hugemongous flying aircraft carrier tho they might've had some island base. Often they'd prey on lone planes or whatever but they acquired a Lightning Gun which they would destroy the cliff guns that protected Cape Suzette (the pilot movie). </p><p></p><p>For the most part, they were the standard incompetent villains, mainly for comedy relief at least against a superior pilot such as Baloo. Their planes were really compact and had multiple stacked wings IIRC. I suppose it'd be terrifying to have these planes swarm around you, shooting you a lot, perforating you. Don Karnage was someone I'd seriously consider basing a villain off of as he was somewhat cultured (sang "I Am A Pirate!" in the pilot movie) with a not too good grasp of English (Prussian or some other East European I think) tho the rest of his crew were also European-ish, at least Swedish Meatball was. Basically ham up some bad psuedo European accents and you'd get the Air Pirates down.</p><p></p><p>Its one of those series I'd wish Disney would release on DVD by seasons, along with Darkwing Duck and Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nuclear Platypus, post: 3024943, member: 17507"] Going on memory here and it's been awhile since I last watched it. The Air Pirates, led by Don Karnage (roll the 'r'), were based off the Iron Vulture, a hugemongous flying aircraft carrier tho they might've had some island base. Often they'd prey on lone planes or whatever but they acquired a Lightning Gun which they would destroy the cliff guns that protected Cape Suzette (the pilot movie). For the most part, they were the standard incompetent villains, mainly for comedy relief at least against a superior pilot such as Baloo. Their planes were really compact and had multiple stacked wings IIRC. I suppose it'd be terrifying to have these planes swarm around you, shooting you a lot, perforating you. Don Karnage was someone I'd seriously consider basing a villain off of as he was somewhat cultured (sang "I Am A Pirate!" in the pilot movie) with a not too good grasp of English (Prussian or some other East European I think) tho the rest of his crew were also European-ish, at least Swedish Meatball was. Basically ham up some bad psuedo European accents and you'd get the Air Pirates down. Its one of those series I'd wish Disney would release on DVD by seasons, along with Darkwing Duck and Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! [/QUOTE]
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