Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell/YMMV
- Non Sequitur Scene: When Troxartas is killed by Deathstalker, he explodes. And turns into a pile of glowing green... stuff.
- Designated Hero: Deathstalker
- Fashion Victim Villain: Troxartas, possibly as one of the most flamboyant villains featured on the show.
- Fridge Logic: Oh, where do we start?
- How weird is it that the magic Troxartas is using to hold the souls of the warriors he has defeated does nothing to stop those same warriors from plotting with Deathstalker to find the artifact that is trapping their souls to begin with?
- Fridge Brilliance: The magic works on Literal Genie rules and doesn't stop the undead from taking other actions independently unless specifically told not to. i.e. Troxartas told them to bring Deathstalker back to his castle - he didn't specify that Deathstalker had to be dead first.
- Also, why doesn't Deathstalker destroying the artifact cause the Warriors From Hell to just drop dead right there? They stay in the battle, fighting for the good guys.
- Unfinished Business. They want a piece of Troxartas for what he put them through.
- Also it was pretty explicitly stated that the Warriors from Hell were fully brought back to life, not just undead.
- One of them was explicitly killed by Deathstalker himself long before he came to this region; where did Troxartas get the body and why would he bother?
- How weird is it that the magic Troxartas is using to hold the souls of the warriors he has defeated does nothing to stop those same warriors from plotting with Deathstalker to find the artifact that is trapping their souls to begin with?
- Lady Mondegreen: Troxartas' name is often misheard as "Truck Sawdust" or "Truck's Artist"
- Narm:
- "Potatoes are what we eat!"
- "This is going to be a terrible year for OATS!!"
- The Scrappy: Deathstalker himself
- Special Effect Failure: Synthesized bird calls.