Land of One City: Randor's Kingdom of Eternos seems to consist of only one city. Somewhat Justified in season 1 as any city-based plot always involved the palace within that one city. Aerith and Bob: Alongside names like Teela, Krass, Randor, Keldor, Kronis and R'Qazz, we also have Adam, Duncan and Evelyn. Teela and Evelyn wind up swallowed by a giant dragonfly together. After spending a few minutes arguing and Teela refusing to kill the dragonfly to escape, she transforms into Sorceress to teleport them out. Casting Gag: Masters of the Universe: Revelation has Mark Hamill as the voice of Skeletor, while this incarnation of He-Man that is airing across from it had Kevin Conroy as Hordak.

As the show goes on, some of the transformation sequences are shortened to save for time, with Season 3 only having a small handful of the full-length sequences, not even showing the sequence in several moments. The Lancer: Krass, as Adam's sister figure and the one most likely to butt heads with him (sometimes literally) on any subject. Static Stun Gun: The poacher bots that capture Cringer in the first episode use electric rifles designed to resemble tesla coils.There are a few hints throughout the first two seasons that Krass will eventually fall and become the Fifth Nemesis.

The proper distance—the distance as would be measured at a specific time, including the present—between Earth and the edge of the observable universe is 46 billion light-years [52] (14 billion parsecs), making the diameter of the observable universe about 93 billion light-years (28 billion parsecs). [52] The distance the light from the edge of the observable universe has travelled is very close to the age of the universe times the speed of light, 13.8billion light-years (4.2 × 10 Plot Coupon: In season two, the Masters of the Universe and the Dark Masters are racing to obtain the Sigil of Hssss, which was broken into three pieces by King Grayskull and hidden across Eternia. Pink for Krass/Ram Ma'am's equipment and powers, due to being a combination of Havoc and Castle Grayskull’s power in her helmet. Within the first fraction of a second of the universe's existence, the four fundamental forces had separated. As the universe continued to cool from its inconceivably hot state, various types of subatomic particles were able to form in short periods of time known as the quark epoch, the hadron epoch, and the lepton epoch. Together, these epochs encompassed less than 10 seconds of time following the Big Bang. These elementary particles associated stably into ever larger combinations, including stable protons and neutrons, which then formed more complex atomic nuclei through nuclear fusion. [41] [42] Prince Keldor: You were wrong. Grayskull brought out the best in me. My best is just a little different than yours, nephew.Domed Hometown: Randor manages to get a dome-shaped forcefield erected over Eternia but it doesn't last long, as when Skeletor reaches it he easily destroys it. He’s engaging in that ancient neoliberal habit of dehumanising working people as some kind of acceptably expendable other. These people inflict the pain of unemployment on the rest of us as one might torture a rat with an overcharged electrode – except they don’t even oblige themselves to drop the body in a bin if the rat happens to die. For rich-listers like Gurner, the desire of working people to live lives of dignity and comfort is “arrogant”. By comparison, their multimillion-dollar lifestyle is a state of nature, something akin to the divine right of kings. Downplayed with Man-E-Faces. He is a king of thieves as said by the Guidebook, but still has some redeeming qualities when being a father figure to Teela. Artifact of Doom: In season 2, Skeletor begins seeking the Sigil of Hssss, a terrible artifact that can raise an army of undead snake men that King Grayskull hid away. Cringer was named so by an Evil Poacher due to how he could intimidate the cat and for Cringer's refusal to fight in his Beastly Bloodsports. When questioned why he kept the name after escaping, Cringer claims that there is no shame in refusing to fight and would rather be called Cringer than "Killer" any day.

Cringer is a brave warrior cat all the time here, instead of being a coward when he isn't transformed like in other series. Teela and Eldress are an interesting case as they are both a combination of the original Teela and Sorceress. Our Teela is the friend and compatriot of He-Man just like OG Teela but with the abilities and Animal Motif of OG Sorceress. Eldress is a lot like OG Sorceress as the wise mentor of Castle Grayskull whose power only works inside the castle, but she has the Animal Motif of Teela from comics and the toyline. Then Season 3 reveals that Teela's full name is Teela Na and she's Eldress's Reincarnation, meaning that they're both incarnations of Sorceress only (as her real name was also Teela Na) with superficial similarities to OG Teela.This is part of the initial conflict between the Masters of the Universe and King Randor; no king of Eternia since Grayskull himself has trusted himself with the power of Grayskull, and even when Randor learns that Adam is alive, he ruins their reunion by demanding that he give the power up, and earlier in the episode is incised when he learns that He-Man shared the power with others. Though Randor later changed his mind in the season finale. The Smart Guy: Both Duncan and Teela can fit this depending on the situation. Duncan is a Gadgeteer Genius with technology while Teela is a Street Smart magic user.

Not to be confused with Masters of the Universe: Revelation, another He-Man series that also came out in 2021 on Netflix, but is related to the original series. Most of the Masters' nemesis are the ones to give the Masters their codenames or names, except for Ram Ma'am being on Adam's side and making the He-Man name. And then at the end of season 2 Krass embraces Havoc via Skeletor's ghost and becomes a nemesis herself.Random Transportation: At the end of Season 1, Eldress has to teleport Castle Grayskull to evade Skeletor's army with no control over where it will end up. According to the general theory of relativity, far regions of space may never interact with ours even in the lifetime of the universe due to the finite speed of light and the ongoing expansion of space. For example, radio messages sent from Earth may never reach some regions of space, even if the universe were to exist forever: space may expand faster than light can traverse it. [51] Cringer is the older mentor figure who raised Adam and Krass rather than Adam rescuing Cringer as a kitten. Transformation Sequence: In addition to Adam's transformation into He-Man, Teela, Duncan, Krass, and Cringer all go through their own individual Transformation Sequences when they transform into the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, Ram Ma'am, and Battle Cat, respectively. Teela's is full-on magical girl. Kronis, Evelyn and R'Qazz get their own to turn into Trap Jaw, Evil-Lyn and Beast Man after Skeletor empowers them with Havoc.