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Gothic_interlude Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 8:42 pm
The show takes place on the fictional planet of Eternia, a land of magic, myth and fantasy. The show's lead character is Prince Adam, the young son of Eternia's rulers, King Randor and Queen Marlena. Prince Adam is a seemingly cowardly, blond muscleman dressed in a Cote d'Azur chemise. However, Prince Adam possesses a magic sword, and when he holds it aloft and says the magic words "By the Power of Grayskull! I have the Power!" he is transformed into He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe. He-Man is a brave, blond muscleman in a baldric and loincloth. Together with his close allies, Battle Cat, Teela, Man-At-Arms and Orko, He-Man uses his powers to defend Eternia from the evil forces of Skeletor, a tyrannical warlord with a skull for a face. Skeletor's main goal is to conquer the mysterious fortress of Castle Grayskull, from which He-Man draws his powers. If he succeeds, Skeletor would be able to conquer not only Eternia, but the whole universe.
Despite the limited animation techniques that were used to produce the series, He-Man was notable for breaking the boundaries of censorship that had severely restricted the narrative scope of children's TV programming in the 1970s. For the first time in years, a cartoon series could feature a muscular superhero who was actually allowed to hit people, though he still could not use his sword often; more often than not He-Man opted to pick up his opponents and toss them away rather than hit them. The cartoon was controversial in that it was produced in connection with marketing a line of toys; advertising to children was itself controversial during this period. In Britain, advertising regulations forbade commercials for He-Man toys to accompany the program itself. In similar fashion to other shows at the time: notably G.I. Joe, an attempt to mitigate the negative publicity generated by this controversy was made by including a "life lesson" or "moral of the story" at the end of each episode. This moral was usually directly tied to the action or central theme of that episode.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 8:48 pm
Character's of he-man
Heroic warriors
Battle Cat
Buzz-Off
Cringer
Fisto
He-Man
King Randor
Lizard Man I
Lizard Man II
Man-At-Arms
Man-E-Faces
Mekaneck
Moss Man
Orko
Prince Adam
Queen Marlena
Ram Man
Roboto
Sorceress
Stratos
Sy-Klone
Teela
Zodac
Evil warriors
Beast Man
Clawful
Evil-Lyn
Faker
Fang Man
Icer
Jitsu
Kobra Khan
Mer-Man
Modulok
Panthor
Skeletor
Spikor
Strongarm
Trap Jaw
Tri-Klops
Two-Bad
Webstor
Whiplash
Citizens
Agar
Ananda
Angus
Aran
Boweena
Cambro
Captain Faulk
Celice
Chad
Chad's Grandfather
Chef Alan
Crackers
Delora
Derek
Drak
Drak's Grandfather
Drude
Emma
Fairwind Helmsman
Foundry Worker
Fullari
Gaelan
Garn
Garta
Garth
Haro
Hawk
Hovar
Human Electrode
Ileena
Jacob
Jade
Jahno
Jeda
Jovah
Justin
Kareel
Kareel's Father
Kittrina
Keeper of Time
Keepers of the Temple of The Sun
Kol Darr
Krill
Lous
Lyra
Meetro
Melaktha
Melaktha's Assistant
Messenger
Miller Perkins
Mira
Mishi
Old Man
Ollo
Opie
Palos
Philip
Philip (Mekaneck's Son)
Pool
Professor Orion
Professor Smallen
Rana
Ricky
Ricky's Father
Rabar
Rohad
Rose
Scales
Sea Expert
Shalandor
Shaman
Silver Apple Guardian
Sinda
Squire Wilkins
Stanlan
Starchild
Storyteller
Subternias
Taeger
Thad
Tharan
Tingler
Togar
Tullamore
Tycor
Tyke
Vulcan
Willan
Yaro
Zicran
Zilora
Dragons
Granamyr
Morning Star
Shadow Wing
Torm
other worlds
Byron
Colonel Mark Blaze
Gleedal
Kara
Major Andrea Steele
Om
Plundor
Tick Tock
Verdor
Zolt
Royal connections
Baron Grod
Chief Murlo
Count Fall
David
Emperor Simbar
Glitch
Ice Lord
Jeremy
King Barbo
King Danton
King Helios
King Miro
King Morais
King Paw
King Paw's Spy
King Pythos
King Sallas
King Stephen
King Tamusk
King Thaos
King Von
Lady Arvella
Lady Edwina
Lady Spring
Lady Voltera
Lord Taran
Miss Summer
Mister Winter
Podi
Polti Queen
Prime Minister Pangas
Prince Dell
Prince Esker
Prince Morigor
Princess Janice
Princess Kathay
Princess Nami
Princess Raya
Queen Elmora
Queen Sumana
Queen Valeena
Royal Lieutenant
Snowflake
Space pirates
Batty
Frogman
Hisser
Lavaman
Leo
Sticky Fingers
spellcasters
Brindle
Draca
Elf Lord
Enchantress
Kareen
Kuduk Ungol
Korr the Sorcerer
Kothos
Landros
Malik
Morgoth
Sibylline
Tabor
Tauron
Una
Zagraz
Zanthor
Zim
spirits
Bitter Rose Goddess
Entrance Guardian
Gatekeeper
Guardian of the Secrets of Castle Grayskull
Oracle
Snake Mountain Ghost
Spirit of Grayskull
Spirit of Mount Sealight
Spirit of the Ancients
Tollians
Azrog
Blinker
Crimson Council
Dragoon
Dree Elle
Gark
Montork
Prankster
Snoob
Spydra
Squange
Yuckers
Villans
Anghast
Aramesh
Batros
Blackbeard
Chimera
Count Marzo
Cragox
Danavas
Darkdream
Deemos
Evilseed
Game Master
Gamrack
General Tataran
Gorgon
Hannibal
Hexon
Jarvan
Jawbreaker
Locos
Lord Todd
Maddock
Mangor the Horrible
Masque
Melbrag
Monteeg
Negator
Nepthu
Quix the Shapechanger
Raigo
Shokoti
Sideshow Master
Slave Master
Targon
Terella
Toy Maker
Zantar
widgets
Biro
Cando
Laura
Smudge
Squinch
Guest groups
Anghast's Demons
Ape Clan
Aquaticans
Arcadians
Attack Fish
Bee People
Belats
Birdpeople
Eternian Women
Farmers
Fish Men
Game Master's Slaves
Gargons
General Tataran's Goblins
Ice Trolls
Insect People
Intergalactic Police
Invaders (Evil Horde)
Korr's Reptile Men
Lady Arvella's Guards
Melbrag's Guards
Nerves
Orcs
People of Zak
Polti
Reptile Men
Reptons
Rock People
Royal Palace Children
Ruckstown Villagers
Silani
Skeletoids
Snake Clan
Swabs
Torks
Trolls
Tycons
Vendari
Zactons
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