- Maciste and his people flee their volcano-ravaged island. They end up caught in between two warring tribes.
- Maciste rescues Ario, the son King Sandor, and his people from their land in a volcanic island that blows-up and they sail to the Land and Urias in a long and dangerous voyage. They are captured by the Urias but when the Queen Amoha meets Maciste, she tells that the traitor Kermis has joined the tribe of Head Hunters and slaughtered her people, but the warrior Taro has saved them from the annihilation; however, her father King Olibauna was missing in action. She asks Maciste to help her against the Head Hunters, but Maciste tells that he is protecting the tribe of Ario. When the Urias are attacked by the Head Hunters, Maciste decides to help Queen Amoha.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Ario, prince of Sandor, loses his father and most of his people in a volcanic eruption that blows-up their entire island. Ario is assisted by Maciste, the strong hero who was traveling by their land on the occasion, and they sail together in a long and dangerous voyage. When they land, they are captured by the Urias but when the Queen Amoha meets Maciste, she becomes friendly, and asks for help. Kermis, a Uria traitor, has joined the tribe of the Head Hunters and is slaughtering her people, though the warrior Taro has saved them from the annihilation. However, her father, King Olibana has been captured, and she fears for his head. Maciste tells her that he is protecting the tribe of Ario, already. When the Urias are attacked by the Head Hunters, Maciste finally decides to help the beautiful Queen Amoha.—Artemis-9
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By what name was Colossus and the Headhunters (1963) officially released in India in English?
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