In the German dubbed version of the series in one episode Colt follows some young women to flirt with them. The other Star Sheriffs seemed amusingly annoyed and comment "He never can stay away from beautiful women..." , "Well...that's the Tramitz-syndrome!". Christian Tramitz is the German voice of Colt.
On 20 January 2016, Lion Forge Comics has announced a new comic miniseries based on the show is launching on 16 March. The four-issue miniseries is going to reboot the show's premise in order to appeal for a new generation. The miniseries is written by Mairghread Scott, and illustrated by Sendol Arts.
Colt' original name is Bill Willcox and April Eagle is in fact called Marianne Louvre.
The show was based on the Japanese anime series Sei jûshi Bisumaruku (1984) (Star Musketeer Bismarck) that was produced by Studio Pierrot, which achieved moderate success in Japan. After World Events Productions secured the distribution rights for the anime, the episodes were heavily altered to appeal the Western market. With a combination of complex editing, rewritten stories and revised character backgrounds, "Bismarck" was changed from a mature anime into a lighter show much in the vein of BraveStarr (1987). Additionally, six new episodes were produced by World Events Productions, as a way to extend and explain their vision of the world of Saber Rider.
In the English dub, Peter Cullen is doing an impersonation of John Wayne.
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By what name was Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs (1987) officially released in Canada in English?
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