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* [[Giant Eye of Doom]]: Optikk, one of the evil mutants from ''The New Adventures of He-Man'', is essentially a giant eye sitting on a suit of armor. Optikk is an alias; his real name is pronounced through a series of blinks. |
* [[Giant Eye of Doom]]: Optikk, one of the evil mutants from ''The New Adventures of He-Man'', is essentially a giant eye sitting on a suit of armor. Optikk is an alias; his real name is pronounced through a series of blinks. |
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* [[Giant Spider]]: Webstor is a human-sized being with spider features. In the 2002 series episode "Web of Evil," ambrosia makes him even bigger and more spider-like. |
* [[Giant Spider]]: Webstor is a human-sized being with spider features. In the 2002 series episode "Web of Evil," ambrosia makes him even bigger and more spider-like. |
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* [[Go Mad from the Revelation]]: Upon seeing that his handsome face has been reduced to nothing but a skull floating above his shoulders, Keldor/Skeletor cackles madly. |
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* [[Grand Romantic Gesture]]: Orko does this in the episode "The Bitter Rose" using the [[Flower From the Mountaintop]] method. |
* [[Grand Romantic Gesture]]: Orko does this in the episode "The Bitter Rose" using the [[Flower From the Mountaintop]] method. |
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* [["Growing Muscles" Sequence]]: Averted in the first cartoon because in order to cut animation costs, Adam is already as buff as He-Man, [[Clark Kenting|his lighter skin and clothes being the only differences between the two]]. Played straight in some episodes of the 2002 series, until He-Man gets his armour. |
* [["Growing Muscles" Sequence]]: Averted in the first cartoon because in order to cut animation costs, Adam is already as buff as He-Man, [[Clark Kenting|his lighter skin and clothes being the only differences between the two]]. Played straight in some episodes of the 2002 series, until He-Man gets his armour. |
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* [[The Movie]]: ''Secret of the Sword'', and in Live Action, ''[[Masters of the Universe (film)|Masters of the Universe]]''. |
* [[The Movie]]: ''Secret of the Sword'', and in Live Action, ''[[Masters of the Universe (film)|Masters of the Universe]]''. |
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* [[Mythology Gag]]: The 2002 [[Continuity Reboot]] series has an identical opening narration except that it is cut off by attacking villains: |
* [[Mythology Gag]]: The 2002 [[Continuity Reboot]] series has an identical opening narration except that it is cut off by attacking villains: |
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{{quote|''I am Adam, Prince of Eternia, and defender of the secrets of Castle Grayskull. This is Cringer, my "fearless" friend. [[Have a Gay Old Time|Fabulous]] secret pow--'' |
{{quote|''I am Adam, Prince of Eternia, and defender of the secrets of Castle Grayskull. This is Cringer, my "fearless" friend. [[Have a Gay Old Time|Fabulous]] secret pow--'' |
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(Castle Greyskull gets attacked) }} |
(Castle Greyskull gets attacked) }} |
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** The Classics toyline has released "Wun-Dar", an attempt to make canon the mysterious "Wonder Bread He-Man" with brown hair and different armor (who nobody can prove was actually offered by Wonder Bread). He even comes with an "Eternian baked good". |
** The Classics toyline has released "Wun-Dar", an attempt to make canon the mysterious "Wonder Bread He-Man" with brown hair and different armor (who nobody can prove was actually offered by Wonder Bread). He even comes with an "Eternian baked good". |
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* [[Theme Tune Roll Call]] |
* [[Theme Tune Roll Call]] |
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* [[Title Theme Tune]]: Opening theme just has "He-Man!" |
* [[Title Theme Tune]]: Opening theme just has "He-Man!" |
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* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: There was once a He-Man villain known as Stinkor, a skunk-man who had the power of smelling so horribly he had to use a respirator to keep ''himself'' from being knocked out. You would think this is a [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|useless or stupid ability]], but the 2002 reboot shows just how deadly this can be. |
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* [[Transformation Sequence]]: Adam to He-Man. |
* [[Transformation Sequence]]: Adam to He-Man. |
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* [[Transformation Trinket]]: The Sword of Power. Curiously, Skeletor wields a nearly identical sword in the toyline, which could merge with He-Man's sword and the two were known collectively as the Power Sword when merged, but it lacks this little ability. Skeletor's sword appears only in the children's books and occasionally the mini-comics, and is outright ignored in the cartoon. He did seem to have a duplicate version of the blade in [[Masters of the Universe]], however, but it's so dark it's almost impossible to see if it really is supposed to be the 'dark half' of the Power Sword (referred to as The Sword of Grayskull in the film) or not. |
* [[Transformation Trinket]]: The Sword of Power. Curiously, Skeletor wields a nearly identical sword in the toyline, which could merge with He-Man's sword and the two were known collectively as the Power Sword when merged, but it lacks this little ability. Skeletor's sword appears only in the children's books and occasionally the mini-comics, and is outright ignored in the cartoon. He did seem to have a duplicate version of the blade in [[Masters of the Universe]], however, but it's so dark it's almost impossible to see if it really is supposed to be the 'dark half' of the Power Sword (referred to as The Sword of Grayskull in the film) or not. |
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