He-Man and the Masters of the Universe [Season 2,] Episode 93: Trouble's Middle Name by AverageMansReviews

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe [Season 2,] Episode 93: Trouble's Middle Name by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

Warning: there are flashing effects/other effects/transformation

Storyline/Moral message: like the previous episode, these two components have been sent out with a purpose in mind which is in short and I am paraphrasing here "The dangers of pushing playing a joke too far."

Prince Adam/He-Man vs. Wolfbats: we have the Art and Action going hand-in-hand in one way or another; I like the Art here; they are as their name would suggest Wolfbats they appear in that chronological order. But now slightly moving on; Prince Adam/He-Man comes up with the idea to create this sandstorm [via Prince Adam/He-Man very quickly spinning The Sword of Power around his body 360° using both hands with the Sword being up right to create this sandstorm attack/it represents its self in the form of a hurricane attack;] consequently these Wolfbats don't stand a chance as they get blown away with ease.

This episode receives: 5/10, this episode is mixed; likewise this episode has the same problem as the previous episode from the perspective of the Storyline and the Moral message have been specifically designed to fulfil a purpose and like I said or something to the effect of this in the previous episode as well. I know the Storyline and the Moral message goes in hand-in-hand in this TV program anyway, but usually not this stiff, compared to this episode and the previous one, I most definitely preferred one the Storyline and Moral message still go hand-in-hand either rotating between front and centre for a sequence or scene or scenes or in the background or any kind of rotation that is possible, anything but the feeling of spoon feeding your audience in this rigid manner. [Before I receive feedback; I don't see the Moral message section of any of the episodes as spoon feeding on their own merit, I see them as talking about what we have learned today in a pleasant and friendly manner. But to have the Storyline and the Moral message in this rigid manner comes across as overkill.] But to leave this episode review on a positive there are some good Action and Art that goes hand-in-hand here.