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Steelheart is a SilverHawk, a human law enforcement officer modified into a cyborg to withstand the effects of hyper travel through space. This grants her enhanced physical abilities, such as strength, agility, and speed.
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They became Steelheart and Steelwill respectively when they joined the SilverHawks. Steelheart and Steelwill had artificial hearts implanted during their transformation. Their armors are both a dark steel color. Steelheart and Steelwill are the "gearheads" of the team.
No.TitleWritten ByOriginal Air Date1"The Origin Story"Peter LawrenceSeptember 8, 19862"Journey to Limbo"September 9, 19863"The Planet Eater"September 10, 19864"Save The Sun"Peter LawrenceSeptember 11, 1986Steelheart e Steelwill: os Sargentos Emily e Will Hart são irmãos gêmeos. São os únicos SilverHawks que tiveram seus verdadeiros corações orgânicos substituídos por próteses de aço inoxidável durante a transformação.
Steelheart a.k.a Emily Hart is a member of the SilverHawks. Her cyborg bird companion is Rayzor. She is the only female member of the initial main SilverHawks. Steelheart and her twin brother Steelwill are the designers and technicians of the group. They are also the strongest members of the...
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15 de mar. de 2015 · Steelheart e Steelwill são irmãos gêmeos, e os únicos SilverHawks que tiveram seus verdadeiros corações orgânicos substituídos por próteses de aço durante a transformação. CopperKid é o único não-humano do quinteto, um gênio matemático do Planeta dos Mímicos. Novos SilverHawks.
9 de jun. de 2023 · Silverhawks - Steelheart| Review, Unboxing e História do Personagem| #silverhawks #super7 @Oficina dos Joes #oficinadosjoesinstagram.com/...
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23 de jan. de 2013 · SteelHeart is the codename for Emily Hart, the sole female of the group and twin sister of Will Hart, aka SteelWill. She is the technician of the team and is often seen tinkering with their spaceship (s). All the SilverHawks have cybernetic wings, facemasks, and a robotic bird companion.
