Trans-Lux acquired syndication rights and Speed Racer was adapted into anime by Tatsunoko Productions, which aired on Japan’s Fuji TV from 1967-68 and aired in the U.S. in syndication at about ...

Almost immediately, the syndication rights to Mach GoGoGo were acquired by Trans-Lux, and Speed Racer premiered on American television in the fall of 1967. Much of the violence was toned down from ...

(AfroGamers.com) In 1967, the landmark anime Mach GoGoGo ... U.S that summer—mere months after it began airing! Known as ...

Alyssa Tieman (Speed Racer & Mach Go Go Go; Funimation release) Ashley Hayward (Speed Racer & Mach Go Go Go; Funimation release) Ben Phillips (Speed Racer & Mach Go Go Go; Funimation release ...

Growing up on a Wyoming farm, Fox never saw the original 1967 Speed Racer series until he got hired to play the mysterious Racer X. Speed Racer whips through Cosmopolis' Corinthian columns.

It was then adapted into an anime series that debuted in the United States in 1967 as “Speed Racer.” The show proved incredibly popular stateside and is credited with helping to popularize ...

Speed Racer, a legendary anime icon, is making a comeback in 2025 as a modern Western comic series by Mad Cave Studios. This reboot reimagines Speed in Palm City's underground racing scene ...