Conan the Adventurer (1992 TV series): Difference between revisions

* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Astavis, a Serpentman with a human wife, falls in love with her and tries his hardest to keep her safe, even personally renouncing Set. When he is banished to the Abyss, his wife is accidentally pulled with him and he fights as hard as he can to keep her safe. When he finally returns to the world as part of Set's army, he deserts at the first chance he gets.

* [[Heroic Sacrifice]]: {{spoiler|The Kari Dragon}} sacrifices {{spoiler|himself}} to save the heroes from a recently unleashed Set.

** And Zula is [[G.I. Joe|Destro]], Snagg is [[Beast Wars (Animation)|Optimus Primal]], Jezmine is [[Ed, Edd n Eddy|Lee Kanker]] and Needle is [[As Told By Ginger|Principal Erickson]].

* [[Horny Vikings]]: The Vanir.

* [[Polly Wants a Microphone]]: Needle is this at best, a [[Small Annoying Creature]] at worst.

* [[The Phoenix]]: Needle, a rather immature/weak version. He does get to become a fully grown adult for a few moments, and the episode ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npTIy1ddbEo Crevasse of Winds]'' has an evil phoenix show up.

* [[The Renfield]]: Dregg, a naga who serve both Ram-Amon and Wrath-Amon.

* [[Reptiles Are Abhorrent]]: Set is a demon-god that appears as a giant cobra, the Serpentmen are the main allies, Wrath-amon is a humanoid monster created from a carnivorous lizard... and that's not even getting into all of the other reptilian monsters that show up.

* [[Spin-Off]]: ''[[Conan And The Young Warriors]]''

** And even then, its connection to this series was suspect. There were a few [[Continuity Nod|Continuity Nods]], but the strongest link was them reusing the Conan character design.