Masters of the Universe Masters of the Universe In the fictional He-Man universe, Castle Grayskull hid the source of the secret power of the planet Eternia, and possibly the whole universe. Castle Grayskull, which was surrounded by a seemingly bottomless pit, appeared to have been constructed from brick and stone. The face of the castle was shaped like a skull (hence the name) and the skull's mouth was the only entrance (other than the numerous dimensional gates located within the castle). The mouth formed a jawbridge that spanned the abyss to the other side. ...more on Wikipedia about "Castle Grayskull"
Etheria is a fictional planet in the Masters of the Universe continuity, introduced in the animated film The Secret of the Sword. It was the main setting of the She-Ra: Princess of Power animated series. ...more on Wikipedia about "Etheria (She-Ra)"
In the Masters of the Universe world, The Evil Horde is a galactic empire, led on the planet Etheria by General Hordak. The first Horde warriors (besides Hordak and some Horde Troopers) were Leech, Grizzlor and Mantenna. The true and ultimate ruler of the Horde is Horde Prime, Hordak's older brother.
If we take the 1987 Filmation series as canon Skeletor was a member and a protegé of Hordak's by the time The Horde tried to conquer Eternia (MUTV: He-Man and She-Ra: Secret of the Sword). Although Skeletor is shown in the latter episode as having betrayed The Horde in exchange for his own liberty, in the He-Man and She-Ra Christmas Special both he and Hordak are willing to fulfil the commands of Horde Prime.
It would seem that The Horde method of conquest is through interdimensional travel. The Sorceress states that The Horde does not come from the same dimension as Eternia, nor that Etheria (MUTV: He-Man and She-Ra Secret of The Sword). Hordak himself does not have the ability to travel between dimensions suggesting that it is Horde Prime who transports The Horde.
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* There is a lot of confusion over the exact order of the episodes. The production codes allocated appear to indicate nothing more than the formal clearance of an episode's script and often this order is directly contradicted on screen - for example The Return of Orko's Uncle (code: MU023) has an earlier production code than the introduction of Orko's Favourite Uncle (code: MU027). ...more on Wikipedia about "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe"
* Duncan, known simply by his title Man-At-Arms is Teela's foster father. He designs and builds weapons and other technology for the King. Duncan knows Adam/He-Man's secret identity, and acts as mentor and teacher to the young prince. ...more on Wikipedia about "He-Man character guide"
The following is a guide to the numerous vehicles within the Masters of the Universe toy line and its various spin-offs. All vehicles are categorised by the year of the first release of their toy, should one exist. Creatures are included as vehicles if used predominantly as such in the various mediums, those used mainly as characters (i.e. Battle Cat) are included in the He-Man Character Guide. ...more on Wikipedia about "He-Man vehicle guide"
Masters of the Universe is the collective name of the original Mattel toy series, featuring characters such as He-Man and Skeletor. It led to numerous spin-offs, including four animated series and a film. Designer Roger Sweet claims to be the chief creator of He-Man and MOTU, although this is not officially acknowledged by Mattel. ...more on Wikipedia about "Masters of the Universe" The article you are reading is from shortopedia Masters_of_the_Universe
Roger Sweet was a lead designer at the toy company Mattel throughout the 1980s. His most significant work was originating the concept and design for the Masters of the Universe toy line, which went on to become Mattel's most successful toy line of the 1980s and has retained a strong cult following to this day as well as undergoing several revivals. Sweet originated and named the line's lead character of He-Man and many other key characters and vehicles of the line. ...more on Wikipedia about "Roger Sweet"
She-Ra was the heroic lead in a series of toys produced by Mattel called She-Ra: Princess of Power. She also appeared in the tie-in cartoon of the same name, which was an attempt to make a version of the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon series that would appeal to young girls in the same way that He-Man appealed to boys. ...more on Wikipedia about "She-Ra"
Snake Mountain is located on the Dark Hemisphere of Eternia and is home to the villanous, skull-faced demon Skeletor. It was once home to the Snake Men. It's defining feature is its snake-like shape, hence the name. ...more on Wikipedia about "Snake Mountain"
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