Conan and the Young Warriors

After the events of Conan the Adventurer, Epimetrius assigns Conan a new mission: to protect and train three young warriors - Draegen, Brynne and Navah.

Each of the three holds one of the Star Stones that grants a special ability:

Draegen - magical armor.

Brynne - illusions.

Navah - communication and control related to animals.

The main antagonist is the sorceress Sulinara, who seeks to obtain the Star Stones.

The winged creature Graak assists her.

Over 13 episodes Conan protects the youths and teaches them to work together.

Conan - the hero returning from the original series, now mentor and protector of the young warriors.

He still carries his Star Metal sword.

Draegen - one of the three young warriors.

His Star Stone can grant him magical armor.

Brynne - one of the young warriors.

Her Star Stone allows her to create illusions.

Navah - one of the young warriors.

His power is tied to animals.

Epimetrius - a returning character from Conan the Adventurer, who assigns Conan the new mission.

Sulinara - the main antagonist, seeking the Star Stones.

Graak - a winged creature who aids Sulinara.

Conan and the Young Warriors is a sequel to Conan the Adventurer, not a reboot.

The story takes place after the main events of the original series.

Conan and Epimetrius return, but Conan's regular group - Zula, Jezmine, Greywolf, Snagg and Needle - is not the central team in the follow-up.

Instead the series focuses on Conan training Draegen, Brynne and Navah.

The series continues the motif of star-related powers: Conan carries his Star Metal sword, and the young warriors hold Star Stones.

The series was produced by Sunbow Productions and Graz Entertainment.

Development: Michael Reaves
Direction: John Grusd

It premiered on the CBS network in the United States on 5 March 1994. One season of 13 episodes was produced.

Philip Maurice Hayes - Conan
Mark Hildreth - Draegen
Kelly Sheridan - Brynne
Chiara Zanni - Navah
Kathleen Barr - Sulinara
Jim Byrnes - Epimetrius
Michael Donovan - Graak

Michael Donovan voiced Conan in Conan the Adventurer; in the sequel he voiced Graak, and Conan was voiced by Philip Maurice Hayes.

The series has 13 episodes.

The Hebrew titles in the list below are free translations for this site and are not official broadcast titles.

1. The Third Talisman
2. Arena
3. Dreamweaver
4. Carnival of Cardolus
5. Isle of the Lost
6. The Covenant
7. Wolf in the Fold
8. Once a Thief
9. Brothers of the Sword
10. Feet of Clay
11. The Hand of Fate
12. The Separation
13. The Night of the Serpent

Production materials from the series are documented in the Sunbow Marvel Archive.

Recorded materials include more than a hundred background pages and storyboard material from the episode Brothers of the Sword.

These materials are not owned by cartoons.

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As of this writing, no documentation has been found of an Israeli broadcast or dub of Conan and the Young Warriors.

Therefore the name «קונן והלוחמים הצעירים» and the character transliterations and episode title translations in this entry are for site purposes and are not names from a documented Hebrew version.