This is a solid episode. It’s not one that you immediately remember, but I think it’s solid throughout. I love getting to hear George Dicenzano (sp?) in the MOTU lore prior to playing Hordak. They d...

Love this episode, it’s a classic that I think most 80’s kids remember. Granamyr is such a wonderful “grand” character to bring into the mythos, so I was so glad they used him again after so many yea...

This is my all time favorite series but it still has a couple of episodes like this one - I DESPISE this episode, there’s almost nothing about it I can shed a positive light on. The Starchild is anno...

This was one of my brother and I’s favorite episode growing up, we used to rent it all the time. Even though they did it just a couple of times, I love the episodes where it’s just He-Man and Battlec...

Paul Dini is my favorite writer on the show, and this episode is a great example why (especially coming off yesterday's episode) - It's a good story and the dialogue is wonderful - Dini always fleshes...

My love of this show makes it so hard to ever apply criticism to it, but this is an episode that's just bad and hard to defend. And while this isn't so much a criticism, I'm also amused at a show wer...

In this watch order this is the first episode we've reached that I am rather "meh" on. Jeremy is just too annoying, and we're just a couple of episodes since the last one dealing with a problematic c...

@samuel if I had to levy one main criticism on this episode it's that we don't get to see Pretty Kitty again after Cringer is captured.

I have fond memories of this one - obviously I'm a huge fan of any Cringer/Battlecat focused episode, and this is one of the few that I think actually gives them both a fair amount of attention and di...

This was another top episode as a kid, definitely a top 5 in regards to remembering it/watching it as a kid. Colossor is such a cool and memorable villain - He and Granamyr are the two that gave me n...

@samuel I love the pairing of Kobra Khan and Webstor, I really wish we got more appearances of the S2 and S3 Evil and Heroic Warriors but for those two they really made it count when they showed up. ...

@samuel I never thought of that but I would have loved to see them put an army of those things against Grayskull.

If you were introducing someone to He-Man, I think this may be the episode to start them with, it hits so many of the story beats we tend to think of: King Randor disappointed in Adam, Teela disobeyi...

@samuel I have a twin brother so partners/pairs were a big thing with us - usually when we played we would alternate who was who: One day I would be He-Man and Cringer, and then the next I would be A...

This was my favorite episode as a kid, for me it hit on so many levels: 1. This is my all time favorite Evil-Warrior lineup of Skeletor, Panthor, Beastman, Mer-Man, and Evil-Lyn. Panthor was crimina...

I’ve never been able to put my finger on exactly why, but I’ve always been “meh” on this episode. Maybe as a kid watching He-Man go against two old people (at the time, ha) felt like a let down. But...

@samuel haha, He-Man was on fire in this episode. While Jarvan isn’t the most threatening villain, the fight is so fun to watch primarily because He-Man is trolling him nonstop.

In my biased opinion, episodes like this is why He-Man was superior in storytelling compared to a show like G.I. Joe. Both had lessons at the end, but 95% of the time the He-Man lesson was actually t...

I absolutely love this episode. This is one of the best, if not the best episode in regards to scale: The number of Heroic Warriors and Evil Warriors, the number of dragons, and the fact that the Ev...

@vintagetyler crazy enough Mer-Man only showed up 17 times through the 130 episodes, but Trap-Jaw was in 30+ as well as a couple of episodes of She-Ra. I think Mer-Man was far more memorable though d...

I love this episode - this episode contains my earliest memories of He-Man (and earliest memories period) with the Fire People and Skeletor fighting He-Man with the sword. One thing I really like abo...

This is the best episode of the series, I'd wager the one that most fans remember outside of Diamond Ray. Paul Dini is my favorite writer of the series with his emotional storytelling (which is funny...

@admin that's a good thought - I always thought he turned the button to stone like he did the tree earlier with the Havoc Staff, making it permanently "locked", but I always get confused they way he s...

One of my favorites as a kid, we used to love to rent the VHS that had this one behind "Creatures from the Tar Swamp" (another classic). This is an overall fun episode, but one thing that I don't lik...