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Objects
Small things the show builds whole episodes on. A wristband that commands a bird, a pair of magnetic shoes deployed to solve a legal problem, and a rock posted from a miner to his son that turns out to be worth robbing a mail ship for.
9 entries
- The Control Panel Quicksilver
The wristband that commands Tally-Hawk. Stargazer hands it over when the squadron first reaches Hawk Haven, which is how the most famous partnership in the show turns out to be inherited hardware.
The episode - Laser Discs The Copper Kidd
Two disc weapons built into the Copper Kidd uniform, thrown like boomerangs and shown sparking as they spin. He uses them against Windhammer.
- Electric Roller Skates The Copper Kidd
Powered skates he was putting on for fun when Stargazer came over the Hawk Haven speaker and gave him ten seconds to get to the briefing or go on report.
- Magnetic Shoes The Copper Kidd
Worn to plant a clamp on the Starship Casino so the SilverHawks could tow it back inside the Light Year Limit and board it legally. A pair of shoes in service of a jurisdiction problem.
The episode - The Moon*Stone Mon*Star's Mob
A piece of the Moon*Star, thrown into the Light Year Limit by an eruption and landed on Fence. Cyclops found it on the ground and took it to the Sini*Star Diner, where Poker-Face took it off him.
The episode - The Saviour Stone Earth
A rock that averted a disaster for Earth, shipped with a packaging card describing it as a souvenir from a miner on Automata to his son. The Mob robbed the mail ship for it.
The episode - The Star of Bedlama Bedlama
Bedlama's own treasure, and the object the episode carrying its name is built around.
The episode - The Total Mobility System Case The SilverHawks
Equipment carried by the squadron, catalogued by the wiki among the objects of the series.
- The Transformation Chamber Mon*Star
Both a throne and a machine, and the most repeated image in the series. Written up in full under locations, because it is a room in the fortress as much as a device.