He-Man and the Masters of the Universe [Season 2,] Episode 99: Hunt for He Man by AverageMansReviews

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe [Season 2,] Episode 99: Hunt for He Man by AverageMansReviews

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5 things about this episode

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Skeletor's Havoc Staff sees all: we have the Character [Character developments,] Action, Comedy and Art combining here a Skeletor gets informed by Whiplash that there are tracks [footsteps and things of that nature] so Skeletor comes up with the idea to use his Havoc Staff to show them who was here; so he twirls it above his head and makes it go round and around using his far arm/hand. Trap Jaw says "I-I didn't know you could do that!" [Still twirling his Havoc Staff around his head with these pale orange flame within these flames are these many yellow stars coming out of this ram's skeleton skull;] with a very quick and snappy, comical comeback of "I could write a book about what you don't know! These flames make this circle; porthole brief image of what Skeletor wants to know which is in Prince Adam/He-Man is badly incapacitated with Cringer pulling him along in this mobile [bed/resting unit which has the ability to hover] with this rope between his teeth and going towards their destination with this grandfather and his grandson [his name is Drak and whilst I'm here his grandfather is just known as grandfather] attending Prince Adam/He-Man. Consequently in one way or another they are all in hot pursuit Whiplash and Trap Jaw are sent on foot with two hunter robots [a mixture between hover motorcycles and red foxes.] Whilst Skeletor pilots The Collector [flying craft with these little arms and crab like claws with a skull like face interpretation these yellow eyes/viewing screen so you can see where you are piloting; which has the storage space to carry a small army of these hunter robots.]

This episode receives: 9/10, this episode is excellent; now on the positive side of things first this episode has many things to offer, but on the not so positive side of things is this character Drak. I get his purpose for being in this episode and he fulfils that purpose and I do get is grandfather trying to protect him from the devastation that Skeletor can bring until a certain point in this episode, but Drak can little bit irritating [you will get what I mean when you come to watch this episode; you will understand his perspective and purpose in this episode but still he can be a little bit irritating nonetheless.]