Sectaurs (1985) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray)

Authored directly off 480p master used to create the VHS(s).

Title: Sectaurs (1985)

Genre: Animated Series, Action, Fantasy

Alternate Title: Sectaurs: Warriors of Symbion

Plot Synopsis:
On the distant planet Symbion, the result of a failed genetic experiment leaves the world teeming with mutant lifeforms. Prince Dargon and his allies, bonded telepathically to giant insect-like creatures, fight to protect their land from the evil General Spidrax and his army. As factions battle for control, the balance of power depends on the strength of their alliances and the bond between warriors and their insectoid companions.

Cast and Crew

• Directors: John C. Flinn III, Gerry Conway

• Writers: Ted Pedersen, Douglas Booth, Buzz Dixon, Christy Marx, Paul Kirschner

• Cast:

  • Dan Gilvezan as Dargon

  • Arthur Burghardt as Spidrax

  • Peter Cullen as Mantor

  • B.J. Ward as Stellara

  • Frank Welker as Skulk

IMDb Link: Sectaurs (1985)

Reviews from Letterboxd:

1. 1bl15 – ★★★☆☆
   “Isn’t every world perfect up to the point their biological experiments explode and everyone has mandibles and sprouted exoskeleton-covered surplus limbs?”

2. Keith & the Movies – ★★★☆☆
   “It’s definitely a product of its time, but there’s a charm to how weird and imaginative it is. Feels like a fever dream of toys, bugs, and laser fights.”

3. RetroNostalgia – ★★☆☆☆
   “I had the toys as a kid and thought they were cooler than the show. Rewatching now, it’s clunky but kind of fun in that Saturday morning cartoon way.”

4. ToonTimeMachine – ★★★☆☆
   “The animation is pretty average, but the lore? Absolutely wild. Genetic mutations, insect warriors, sci-fi meets fantasy mayhem. I’m into it.”

5. JunkDrawerCartoons – ★★★½☆
   “Underrated gem from the 80s. Creepy bugs + telepathic bonds + high fantasy chaos. A neat bit of nostalgia, especially for fans of weird cartoons.”

Meta Description:
Dive into the wild world of Sectaurs (1985)—an animated sci-fi fantasy series where warriors bond with mutant insects to battle evil on a post-apocalyptic alien world. A must-see for 80s cartoon lovers and retro animation collectors.