This series started in 1973, but it is almost the same as Star Trek the Original Series. The drawing is horrible, as the US animation of the time was really primitive, but the stories are fun enough, even if really naive. Imagine a cross between ST-TOS and Snow White and you get this thing.
There is something rebellious about this series, though. It's like an organic response to the fan reaction to the closing of the series. It's not enough, but it shows that budget cuts can be fought and executive decisions can be swayed by fan action.
Right now the only hope for Star Trek is to be taken by Japanese manga artists and redone with sensible scripts. The stuff Hollywood releases as movie scripts these days is beyond salvation.
There is something rebellious about this series, though. It's like an organic response to the fan reaction to the closing of the series. It's not enough, but it shows that budget cuts can be fought and executive decisions can be swayed by fan action.
Right now the only hope for Star Trek is to be taken by Japanese manga artists and redone with sensible scripts. The stuff Hollywood releases as movie scripts these days is beyond salvation.