Bionic Six

In the near future, Earth is at grave risk from a wide variety of menaces from aliens to mad scientists.

Professor Sharp, head of the Special Projects Labs (SPL), creates a new form of technology to augment humans through bionics.

His first subject was Jack Bennett, a test pilot who secretly acted as Sharp’s field agent as Bionic-1.

On a family vacation in the Himalayas, an alien space craft lands nearby and is detected by Professor Sharp who requests that Jack investigate.

During his investigation, Jack discovers that the aliens are trying to locate a mysterious buried object that emits radiation of an unknown type.

Jack attempts to recover the object and the aliens attack him, forcing him to reveal his enhanced abilities in order to protect his family who, except for his wife, were unaware of his secret abilities.

Fearful of Jack’s incredible powers, the aliens trigger an avalanche that buries the entire family and also exposes them to the unusual radiation of the object.

Jack frees himself but discovers that his entire family is in a deep comatose state.

Theorizing that Jack’s bionics protected him from the radiation, Professor Sharp implants bionic technology in the others, awakening them.

Afterward, the entire family operates as the greatest high-tech team of adventurers and superheroes of the future, the Bionic Six.

Their most frequent antagonist is a mad scientist known as Dr. Scarab and his legion of high-tech robots and a collection of henchmen; Glove, Madam O, Chopper, Mechanic, and Klunk.

Perhaps ironically, Scarab himself is Professor Sharp’s brother and is obsessed with gaining immortality or alternatively, ruling the world.

He believes that the key to both lies in the secret bionic technology invented by his brother and schemes to possess it.

His collection of dim-witted henchmen include Glove, his second-in-command who wears a blaster glove in combat and longs to assume Scarab’s position although he lacks Scarab’s brilliance; Madame O, a female who wears an elaborate mask that hides her features and uses a weapon similar to a harp in shape, that unleashes powerful sonic blasts; she constantly flatters Scarab although her true desire is for money and power; Chopper who wields a long chain; Mechanic who is apparently an idiot savant, a brilliant but otherwise dim engineering genius who is equally adept at using tools as makeshift blunt clubs; and Klunk, a monstrous creature apparently composed of a glue-like slime who possesses tremendous physical strength.

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