Give a good size bulge too I see

Fuck yeah! Those where the days!

all I remember of the show is the song, but it's cool to know someone else who remembers it X3

I had such the huuuuuuuuuuuuugest crush on him when I was 9... cos he was a horsey that talked funny. : 3

Now he's jsut a stud, mrrrrr. : 3

...I need to get those dvds.... rggh...

STRENGTH OF THE BEAR!

OH WOW, Thirty-Thirty is my all time fave Bravestarr character :D

It is, as they say, STOMPIN' TIME.

nostalgia powers, activate!

Shape of... The Legion of DOOOOOM!!!!!

I remember that show a bit, and he looks quite sweet. Love the perspective.

Y'know Roxi, I do have the dvd set of bravestarr and it's decent quality. Drop me a note if I can make ya a copy. ;)

I picked up a copy of that dvd set from a comic book store in South Street.

Holy crap! I vaguely remember this show. Equestroid was the sidekick to some space cowyboy, wasn't he?

They called him Thirty-Thirty. He could transform into full horse mode too. Bravestarr would ride him to chase after the bad guys. :)

Yay 30-30! <3

I always love that wink he and Bravestarr share in the opening credits. It was so damn suggestive. But then, Filmation cartoons were always loaded with very close pairings of men.

I think that wink got a lot of gears turning in us impressionable rugrats. :)

Oh, I know! I have a habit of looking these things up on YouTube when i feel nostalgic, and when i posted a list of them in a journal-- with some commentary --it sparked a conversation about how, with all the anthropomorphized animals, science fiction, and fantasy, it's no wonder so many in this generation turned out the way we did. Not to mention the sheer homoeroticism of He-Man.

Aah, good old days...

Awww cool! Someone else out there thinks he's neat!
I lloved his look back when I was young. Possibly a bit too much!
Heh heh heh...Kinky space bondage horse!

-B!

Heh. He could pull off the space bondage. :)

Speaking of pulling off... I don't think he neds those undies.

-B!

>.>
<.<
I used to have naughty ideas about him. *^_^*
Good ta know I'm not alone! :p

Hurray for enormous package coupled with space-blunderbuss!

Wow, I'd not thought of that show in ages! A good reminder, and nice gun work!

boy that pic takes me back i drew a female 30-30 yrs ago wish i still had it.
so they finaly released it to dvd i manged to get a dub of a video tape that a now outta business video store had that had like 2 or 3 eispodes on it.

YAY! Bravestarr! You rock as always, Rox.

Cool work.

lets see one with no pants :D this show and that horse rocked and helped me get all.. furry ;D

Nothing can stop 30/30 from getting to any place- and delivering his package to adoring viewers. ;)

Wonderful drawing !:)

Now THATS a boomstick. o.o

been so long since I saw this show, but you made me go look for it.
http://tv-links.co.uk/listings/2/5737

Wow awesome pic, I liked the cartoon a lot and the toys were pretty cool too

Awesome! :)

My childhood! I always wondered what the tiara was for, though.

It's his radio set antenna. The boom microphone is in his bridle.

YES! I love bravestar! especially good ol 30-30
the fight scene between him and brave star in the first episode is great ruff n tumble action.plus let us not forgot his wonderful catch phrase" AHHHL RAIGHT NOW YA DON GON MADE ME MAD!" LOL i luv this stuff! thanks for the memories.

DUDE! Wow 30-30 fanart, hehe this is really cool, the colouring is good. Though I do have to mention the compression of the image, it got ate something bad.

Thank you! Yeah, I need to figure out what I'm doing when I resize and save images as jpgs. They turn out all jaggy.

i forgot his name but he was the real reason why i watched bravestar while growing up.

BLUNDERBUSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DUDE!!! hOW COULD i HAVE NOT SEEN THIS FOUR MONTHS AGO??? I fricken WORSHIPPED the Bravestarr cartoon as a kid. Mom couldn't KEEP me out of a cowboy hat and boots! Oh yes, and the toy guns...I luved them cap-guns...loved them guuuud.
Anyway, Awesome picture, and thanks for bringing back some good childhood memories.

Thanks, man! Like a lot of 80s nostalgia, Bravestarr had great potential and sparked great imagination. Going back and watching the episodes is a bit of a letdown, but I loved 30/30. :) Thanks for the comments!

...Sorry for the slow response...they've been working me like a dog without a soul.

IN THE DISTANCE FURTURE AND FAR AWAY PLACE .THE PLANET OF NEW TEXAS FLOATS DEEP IN SPACE.SKY THREE SUNS LAND OF PEAROUS ORE THE CARIUM RUSH BROUGHT OUT LAWS BY THE SCORE.THEN ONE DAY A LAWMAN APEARED WITH POWERS OF HAWK,WOLF, PUMA AND BEAR.CHAMPION OF JUSTICE MARSHELL BREAVESTAR.BREAVESTAR EYE OF THE HAWK,EARS OF THE WOLF BREAVESTAR STRENGH OF THE BEAR,BREAVESTAR SPEED OF THE PUMA.You got bir pard looking right with big layzer riffle.I know alot of people don,t like filmation.But lets face it people.They were an important part of saturn day mornings.And i have a few of there shows on dvd.I invite you stop by my gallery.

30-30 was always so damn hawt :D Very nice rendition ;)

Thanks, pardner! He'd be glad to ride with you down the plain, s'long as y'keep yer hands offa Sarah Jane.

Heehee, I'd happily ride him anywhere he wants to go... and don't worry, the only gun I'd be playing with wouldn't be Sarah Jane ;)

oh. my. gosh. I LOVE thirty-thirty!! I didn't know you had this HOW did I miss it?!

I would fave this TEN times over, if I could!~.. but I can't.. so I'll fave it once & heave a big thank you for making this drawing come into existance. You really don't see enough fan art of this guy.

It inspired me to give Hossifer the suspenders. I can't afford to make a 30-30 fursuit, but ohhhh I'd love to wear one!

30/30 = Manly tears!

I love him too! *sob*

*clings and sobs in a manly way*

mmmm can he play with my big gun too?

Heh heh. Bang bang! :)

Filmation was all into the "teach the children" shtick back in the 70s and 80s, so these shows are very preachy and spoon-fed-morality. But they're also fun. The native American angle was unique for the period.
And, like He-Man, Bravestarr was a half-hour commercial for toys.

But their toys kinda sucked. :) A nice bit of nostalgia and I enjoyed their pilot hour, but the rest was forgettable. Was kind of neat when they had Sherlock Holmes in the future though. :)

Found this in a search a while back, and even though it's years old, I'd like to weigh in on the nostalgia!

Fun fact: A Thirty/thirty is a .30 cal rifle whose shells are loaded with 30 grains of smokeless powder. Probably the weapon that inspired the look of Sarah Jane.

I LOVE how these two met in the pilot movie.

For those who haven't seen, Bravestarr's mentor, the Shaman, sent him into the mountains to get "a great weapon, one you can trust with your life". He visited the monument of Thirty/thirty's race, long departed from New Texas, and found him in horse form, and his Sarah Jane. Bravestarr intitially dismissed Thirty/thirty as just a lost steed, and tried to take the gun. THEN Thirty/thirty started a fight with him in anthro form. When Bravestarr realized Sarah JAne belonged to him, once he knocked over his opponent long enough to explain, he promised to leave in peace, empty-handed. However, Thirty/thirty "Never lost a fight and [he didn't ] intend to lose this one!" Their brawl started a cave-in from which Bravestarr rescued Thirty/thirty. From then on, after exchanging one last blow and a hearty handshake, Shaman revealed that their friendship was the weapon Bravestarr was sent for, all along.

Corny, but fun. :D

This is a great summary of the pilot episode of Bravestarr, which was pretty much the highlight of the entire series. Thanks for the nostalgia trip into the series and into the headspace I had back when I drew this! The internet is full of great fan art of 30/30 and I'm glad I got to add my little piece to it.

I agree, the first episode was the best, even when it recycled footage from the intro theme sequence for action scenes. Scheimer's studio Filmation (makers of He-Man and She-Ra!) was infamous for reusing footage, as much as any superhero anime. Doesn't make it a bad show though! It might've lasted longer, if the toy rollout had timed better with the series that was supporting it. The Youtube channel "Toy Galaxy" has a lot of interesting information on this.

I enjoyed that episode of Toy Galaxy!

I'm so very glad you did! Toy Galaxy has a lot to say about the toys and TV of the 80s and 90s, and I love that channel.I would also highly recommend their series on Robotech and their episode on Mighty Orbots.