Wildfire

Wildfire

1986
Wildfire
Wildfire

Wildfire

7.4 | en | Animation

Wildfire is an American animated series produced by Hanna-Barbera in 1986. The series follows the adventures of Sara, a 13-year-old girl growing up in the American West, as she discovers her true identity as a princess-in-hiding from another realm who is destined to fight an evil witch. The show was first broadcast on CBS for a single 13-episode season from September 13 to December 6, 1986.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP13  Wildfire: King of the Horses
Dec. 13,1986
Wildfire: King of the Horses

Diabloyn has stolen the horses using a magical golden whip, but Sarah's attempts to rescue them are thrown awry when the dying Vesta, the High Chieftain, appoints Wildfire as her successor and demands he take command immediately.

EP12  Where Dreams Come From
Dec. 06,1986
Where Dreams Come From

Diabloyn sends the Spectors, her spirit servants, to the real world to take Sarah away from her father.

EP11  King for a Day
Nov. 22,1986
King for a Day

Due to Diabolyn's wish gone awry, a frog becomes the new ""King Waddler"" and even Wildfire must serve him. But Diabloyn manages to turn things to her advantage by getting in good with the new king.

EP10  Dragons of Dar-Shan
Nov. 15,1986
Dragons of Dar-Shan

Sarah and Wildfire must return a dragon egg to its parents before the dragons destroy the city of Chimaera.

EP9  Strangers in the Night
Nov. 08,1986
Strangers in the Night

Sarah travels to meet with the Great Horse Chieftains so that she can receive the recognition she needs to become Queen.

EP8  The Name is the Game
Nov. 01,1986
The Name is the Game

Sarah must figure out the name of a troll or she loses Wildfire to him forever.

EP7  The Pixie Painters
Oct. 24,1986
The Pixie Painters

The legendary pixies appear - they haven't been seen since they painted a picture of Queen Serana, and their appearance now heralds the crowning of a new queen. Whoever they paint becomes the queen, so Diabolyn schemes to make sure she is the one they draw.

EP6  The Highway Man
Oct. 18,1986
The Highway Man

A highwayman, Aragon, is making trouble for Diabolyn and Sarah helps him, unaware that he is in cahoots with Diabolyn as part of a larger scheme.

EP5  A Meeting in Time
Oct. 11,1986
A Meeting in Time

During an accident as Sara travels to Dar-Shan, the girl is tossed back through through time to the time of Queen Serena's marriage...and runs into a much younger Diabloyn as well.

EP4  Secret of the Sinti Magic
Oct. 04,1986
Secret of the Sinti Magic

Diabolyn schemes to acquire the power of the Sinti, the source of all of Dar-Shan's magic, but things don't go entirely as planned.

EP3  The Ogre's Bride
Sep. 27,1986
The Ogre's Bride

Kent and Cherylla are to be married, bringing peace between their villages, but Kent mysteriously disappears. While Wildfire and the others search for him, an ogre terrorizes the nearby farms.

EP2  A Visit to Wonderland
Sep. 20,1986
A Visit to Wonderland

Callie, Brutus, and Dorin are captured for a carousel by children living in a valley where they never have to grow up.

EP1  Once and Future Queen
Sep. 13,1986
Once and Future Queen

Sara must prove she is the rightful queen by recovering the butterflies stolen by Diabolyn.

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Wildfire is an American animated series produced by Hanna-Barbera in 1986. The series follows the adventures of Sara, a 13-year-old girl growing up in the American West, as she discovers her true identity as a princess-in-hiding from another realm who is destined to fight an evil witch. The show was first broadcast on CBS for a single 13-episode season from September 13 to December 6, 1986.

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René Auberjonois , Billy Barty , Jessica Walter

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Reviews

JeraDarklighter Largely forgotten today, this fantasy cartoon about a princess in hiding and a talking horse was remarkably complex, beautifully drawn, and amazingly well-written. Each episode revealed more and more of the mythical world of Dar-Shan and gave its audience a new puzzle piece to help reason out the past events that led up to the evil Diabolyn's tyrannical rule.The only "flaw" this series has is the fact that it ran for a mere 13 episodes. The final episode reveals just enough surprises to make me long for more; thus, it sadly leaves the story quite unfinished.Everyone I knew that watched the cartoon enjoyed it; I'm not sure why it was not continued. I very much hope that it will come to DVD and, furthermore, that its release will generate interest from talented writers and animators who might wish to continue the story in a new animated series.
Lisa Flemming I loved this show when I was a kid. Having my own horse at the time and crazy about anything horse-related, this show became an instant favourite. I loved the idea of the horses being able to talk and take Sara (the main character) into this amazing other world to fight evil. It was an unusual storyline and its a huge pity that the series was never continued and even more of a pity that it has never been released on DVD. There is a whole new generation of horse-mad kids out there who would love this show (not to mention the adults who want to re-live their childhoods!). I know I would certainly buy it for my daughter so fingers crossed that it will be released on DVD soon.
akbarnali "Wildfire" is perhaps the best of all animated programs produced during the 1980s. It only lasted 13 episodes, but displayed a level of sophistication rarely seen in animation, and especially rare among Saturday Morning toons. This is undoubtedly due to the the influence of the brilliant fantasy-fiction writer Peter S. Beagle (The Last Unicorn). The show centered around the adventures of a young girl living in Monatana named Sara who is in fact a royal refugee from the distant planet Dar-Shan which is ruled by a clan of supernatural horses. Their rule is threatened by the evil witch Diabolyn who seeks (what else?) global domination. The most heroic of Dar-Shan's horses is Wildfire, a wise stallion who was a loyal companion of Sara's mother (the Queen of Dar-Shan and Diabolyn's sister, who died during childbirth). Sara returns periodically to help Dar-Shan when it is in trouble with Wildfire usually being the ultimate weapon of 'Good'. The dialogue of the show was extremely well-written, making the show not only adventurous and suspenseful, but moral and even existential. It's a shame that no studio has stepped forward to put the show back in circulation or to release it on DVD (it was produced by Hana-Barbera). It is probably the supreme example of a cult cartoon which has survived primarily because its quality was unmatched by any other 80s toon.
mmc23 Wildfire was an imaginative, well-put-together series, with high-quality animation and great music. The stories were sophisticated enough to appeal to a wide age range, while still drawing in a fan base of horse-crazy little girls.