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|  #21 Posted on 18.8.02 2150.11
Reposted on: 18.8.09 2159.05 | My old GI Joe and Tranformer stuff is in my parents' attic, but my He-man stuff (including Castle Greyskull) is sitting on top of one of my bookcases. Hehe...I just made Orko fall down the trap-door...silly Orko! Remember that episode where they went to his world and his magic actually worked?
BTW, Cartoon Network is now showing the original GI Joe cartoon at 1:00 am.
Do they sell He-Man DVDs yet? | OlFuzzyBastard
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| #22 Posted on 18.8.02 2154.56
Reposted on: 18.8.09 2159.06 | The big fist man was named, in typical putting-a-lot-of-thought-into-it Masters of the Universe style, Fisto. Somehow the bumblebee man's name was Buzz Off.
And my Moss Man survived just fine for a couple of years - and then the Slime Pit was released, You do the math. | Alessandro
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| #23 Posted on 19.8.02 1255.36
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2. Martial arts jumping (Why does Stratos need a jetpack if everyone else can jump, then change directions many times in mid-air?
I liked the new version, but I have to agree with the above statement ... It's like all the characters suddenly graduated from the "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" school of fighting.
And I was sorry to see that the kick-ass theme song did not make the transition; you know the one I'm talking about, the "da da da DAH da" theme that always played right after Adam transformed into He-Man ...
But I do like the fact that Adam starts off as a 16-year-old kid; now all the Eternians don't come off as near-sighted idiots for not noticing the striking similarities between the two (the "Lois Lane Syndrome) ... Seriously, the only thing protecting He-Man's secret identity was a deep tan and a lack of purple tights. Gimme a break.
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| #24 Posted on 19.8.02 1430.15
Reposted on: 19.8.09 1441.28 | Minor correction to an earlier post: The skunk man was called Stinkor, not Skunkor. And yes he was one of the coolest toys.
I had totally forgot about the sucker face guy until someone mentioned that. Oh my, now I have to see a pic of what he looked like.
DMC | Nate The Snake
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| #25 Posted on 19.8.02 1551.01
Reposted on: 19.8.09 1559.01 | I think my favorite things about the old school He-Man cartoon were:
The part in the Big Dramatic Theme Music where it'd slow down, and right before it would whoever was singing it'd go "He-Maaaaaan" all smooth and whatnot. You could practically hear someone in the studio telling them "okay, let's get a little funky with it..." It was so completely out of the blue and pointless and silly.
And I couldn't get enough of He-Man's obessive need to roll around on the ground. Every single episode, he'd find some excuse to roll around (if you've seen any of the shows, you'll know what I mean... they re-used the same animation every time!) and probably get dirt stuck to his body oil or whatever. I think they were trying to impress people with his agility or something, but all it looked like to me was He-Man got a kick out of getting dirty. | Oliver
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|  #26 Posted on 19.8.02 2141.52
Reposted on: 19.8.09 2144.03 | For those who saw the show:
Does this version of HE MAN have the same storyline as the original tv series? Is He-Man still a buff version of Prince Adam?
I wish I knew when it was on out here. I wouldn't have missed it for the world. | Alessandro
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| #27 Posted on 20.8.02 0648.25
Reposted on: 20.8.09 0648.34 | Oh my, now I have to see a pic of what he looked like.
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| #28 Posted on 20.8.02 0702.54
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Oh my god that brings back memories. | tarnish
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| #29 Posted on 20.8.02 0743.57
Reposted on: 20.8.09 0749.12 | Hrm. This makes things confusing.
Leech is definitely the ``sucker-face guy,'' but I somehow crossed him up with a red guy with a really wide head and short antennae (I think). No, wait, there were no antennae...big ears perhaps? And blue trunks, I think. Any guesses on who _that_ might be? It strikes me he was kind of intimidating-looking, but had a really wimpy voice on the cartoon.
(edited by tarnish on 20.8.02 0944) | Alessandro
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| #30 Posted on 20.8.02 0749.29
Reposted on: 20.8.09 0751.57 | Umm ... Could it perhaps be Mantenna?
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| #31 Posted on 20.8.02 0757.44
Reposted on: 20.8.09 0758.39 | | the only toys i had were lockjaw and the 2 headed conjoined twin that was purple/blue | GumbyTom
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| #32 Posted on 20.8.02 1145.19
Reposted on: 20.8.09 1159.01 | Leave it to me to be on vacation and not hear anything when he-man returns. I'm not too crazy about the new look, but i'll certainly give it a try.
Found out last week that my girlfriend (youngest of 5 kids) watched he-man every day with her older brother. we've had many intelligent conversations before, but none revolving around he-man. | BigDaddyLoco
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| #33 Posted on 20.8.02 1603.35
Reposted on: 20.8.09 1605.52 | | Who was the Kung Fu man with the golden hand? | Slestak
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| #34 Posted on 20.8.02 1613.49
Reposted on: 20.8.09 1629.03 | Originally posted by BigDaddyLoco
Who was the Kung Fu man with the golden hand?
That would be Jitsu, I believe.
I was a little too old at the time, but my little bro was into He-Man big time. One Christmas, which was He-Man's first Christmas, he got every single He-Man figure and toy except one -- Mer-Man.
My favorite He-Man figure was Meka-Neck (sp?)
My dog's favorite He-Man figure was Grizzlor.
(edited by Slestak on 20.8.02 1617) | Oliver
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| #35 Posted on 24.8.02 1159.06
Reposted on: 24.8.09 1206.32 | Preferred characters? Well, I loved the Skunk guy. I used to bug my brother with it. He hated him.
But the best of them all....was the guy in charge of the Hoard (sp?). What was his name?
I did have a soft spot for the She-Ra show, though. That was fun at times.
Ah, the memories. I'll have to hit the local mom-and-pop video store near my girlfriend's place to rent the videos there...
Have a good one, gents! | BigWhalebony
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| #36 Posted on 26.8.02 0617.46
Reposted on: 26.8.09 0629.02 |
I have to know when that 90 minute movie is airing again.
Is it going to become a series? Tell me more.
I saw the new figures just this weekend(not a big fan of them). I have almost all the old figures, castles, and battle mobiles stored away in rubbermaid in my mom's basement.(The guy with the zip line was always my favorite to play with-Lockjaw I believe). I'd hook him up from tree to tree. HBK stole his gimmick(WM 12).
Last year I was at Benny's(old school version of Walmart) and I saw that they reissued all the old He-Man figures. They were exactly the same except for the year printed on them.
Benny's is also where I bought a lot of the old school huge WWF figures(I wish I still had those). I did find Hogan and the British Bulldogs at a used comic book store a few years ago.
He-Man,Transformers,and WWF. I watched nothing else as a child. And I still watch WWF and am writing a post about freakin' He-Man. What a Geek.
Have to ask about Transformers now: Where's their new show and when's it on? I saw Beast Wars a few years ago and it was okay(on Cartoon Network Toonami). Haven't heard anything on the Transformers front except their DVD offerings.
BTW:Around the time I was in Junior High(well over 10 years ago), they came out with a bastardized version of the He-Man cartoon. He was all gay and wimpy looking(they dropped his gimmick and made him too human). Anyhoo, it sucked major balls and I was convinced that it had tainted He-Man's legacy and I never watched it again. What the hell was the deal with that crappy version? | Alessandro
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| #37 Posted on 26.8.02 0659.11
Reposted on: 26.8.09 0703.27 | The leader of the Hoarde was Hordak (right?), and the zip-line guy was Webstor ...
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| #38 Posted on 26.8.02 0941.29
Reposted on: 26.8.09 0942.09 | Man-E-Faces was one of my favorite toys. I also used to love making Ram-Man take suicide dives from the top of Snake Mountain as Panthor was about to maul him.
One animation that always puzzled me was He-man swimming under water; he always swam freestyle, which just doesn't work under water. Learn the breast stroke already!
Know what really made He-man cool? His mom was an American Astronaut and his dad looked like the Burger King of the day. | | ALL ORIGINAL POSTS IN THIS THREAD ARE NOW AVAILABLE |
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