X Bomber (also known as Star Fleet) was originally created and released in Japan in the 1980's. It also got comic releases in the UK and a partially lost manga. Created by Go Nagai, it uses rod controlled puppets rather than being hand drawn animation. If you want to learn more about this awesome show I grew up with decades after it's original run you can watch all the episodes (if you want) here for free (in English). Please do not get this confused with the Star Trek StarFleet Academy Series! This is not that! It uses the same style of supermarionation that other popular shows used such as Thunderbirds (1965) and Terrahawks (1983). You can download everything here.
Most of these images, videos ect where sourced from this fan site and by myself. However this fan site has not been updated since 2010/2013 so the language used and information may be incorrect and subject to the author's own opions instead of being a non-bias look at the resources.
DISCLAIMER: I didn't make any of these resources I only found them on various websites across the internet (some still active and some now lost without the way back machine). This is just to archive and preserve the media of Star Fleet/X Bomber since star fleet websites are either super niche, no longer active/need updating or lost to time. No money is being made from this website nor anything presented here. This purley a free fan archive. Please feel free to get in contact with me if you wish for any of this media to be taken down from my website. I will respect your wishes if you can proove you own the media presented that you wish to be removed. You can contact me via my Neocities profile or
Scanned by me (nilli10). Will be uploaded soon!
All pages are in order and are readable if saved or zoomed in on. I may re-scan and upload better images in the future. I am also planning on making transcripts of all the stories. Most scanned by nilli10 with a few images being from here.
Warnings: ->Fatphobia
All music by Paul Bliss. You can watch the music video for Brain May's (Queen) Cover of the theme here. You can also see where each song was used in each episode via this list and on that list is also all the meta data for the album (who recorded it ect). Songs where grouped by the first 9 episodes of where they appeared. After the 9th episode all tracks are repeated with only "Farewell Old Friend" being new in Episode 12.
Album Covers:
Includes: "The Alliance Approaches", "EDF's First Encounter", "Earth: The Year 2999", "Let Me Introduce You To Lamia", "The Thalian March (Makara's Theme)", "The Secret X Project", "X-Bomber Countdown", "Star Fleet Into Battle" and "Crash Landing".
Includes: "Interrogation On The Flagship", "Laser Memory Dissimilator", "Lunar Ambush", "Launch FG Operation" and "What Is F-01?".
Includes: "Countdown To Destruction", "Child Of Esper", "The Missile Base", "Corridor Chase" and "Makara Retreats".
Includes: "Transport Trouble". "Scrub It 'Til It Gleams", "X-Escort", "Journey By Starlight", "Asteroid Ambush", "Set Course For The Methane Sea", "Jupiter Hideout", "Alliance Shakedown", "Dai-X Junction!", "The Ol' One-Two" and "Victory On Jupiter".
Includes: "Touchdown On Pluto", "Tears In The Snow", "Always Trust Your Instincts", "Pursuit To Cassiopeia", "The Skull" and "I Have The Pendant".
Includes: "Engagement At Mars", "Evasive Action!", "17 Degrees To Starboard", and " Out Of Control".
Includes: "Alliance Battle Theme", "The Flagship Attacks" and "Fire In The Engineering Room".
Includes: What A Pretty Flower (Lamia's Theme) and The Monmon Waltz.
Includes: "Return To The Thalian Zone" and "The Imperial Master".
2 pages of comic were published in every Look In magazine until the show ended.