1:19 And in doing so he renounces his true self again. Adam calls it later on in the episode; he may have been born Keldor, but he chooses to be Skeletor, which makes his victim argument fall apart. Or, perhaps this is DID since he continues to volley back-and-forth between referring to his normal self in the third person.
It wasn't really an idiot ball, it was moreso him having a giant ego, claiming all the shit that tech is better than magic, he didn't foresee skeletor managing to achieve synergy between the two Edit: To add on to it I do believe hordak had some sort of control over skeletor but skeletors magic overrid that control.
It’s consistent really. If you look at all the continuities of he-man Skeletor alway has an edge over hordak, heck the original series had skeletor almost always clowning on him
@@superthorc6894 this version of Skeletor has all rights to hate Hordak. Surely Skeletor 's personality has egotistical motives but at least Keldor finally was able to pay Hordak for all the hell he went through because of him 80s Skeletor clowning Hordak was funny because he was a clown himself
Say what you will but skeletor beating hordak makes the world all better just wished it was 2002 version of them now that was a fight i was waiting to see
Skeletor and Hordak have a history that go way back to when Skeletor was still Keldor Keldor and his mother secretly practiced magic even though the kingdom they lived in was technologically advanced, and one day, their kingdom was attacked by the Horde invaders, the attack was a distraction so that Hordak could visit the "weird sisters" that lived at the edge of the kingdom and get a divination from them the "weird sisters" warned Hordak that if he gained foresight, he would no longer be allowed to make life altering choices, and then divined a prophecy that told him he would be able to conquer many worlds only to be defeated by Grayskull's heir (which was either King Grayskull or the inheritors of his power, He-Man and She-Ra)
Hordak demanded to know if there was a way to stop Grayskull's heir, and the "weird sisters" told him that the power of Havok would do the trick, they then gave him the Havok Staff, but told him he could not wield it himself as he was not magical, instead, he had to recruit a sorcerer capable of wielding the powers of Havok to work for him the "weird sisters" showed Hordak a vision of Keldor, who was destined to walk "parallel paths" with him and Hordak knew what he had to do, he approached Keldor with an offer of recruitment Keldor accepted and joined the Horde, but the corruptive power of Havok eventually transformed him into Skeletor
Skeletor served Hordak, but soon desired to take control and break away from the Horde, so he scouted and recruited Evilyn, who was "born into magic and possessed the unparalleled potential to bend it to her will", and with Evilyn's help, he defeated Hordak and left the Horde to form his own Evil Warriors and take over Eternia only to be constantly thwarted by He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Let's agree on one thing. Hordak is not dead. Storyline is following the 2010s comics. Hordak is going to be put in liquid tank to preserve him and the lead will take Adora, wearing Horde mask on.
@@helixsol7171 well Hordak was originally a MOTU villain, appearing in 11 motu minicomics and only appearing in one She-ra comic, Catra was seen as Adoras main rival, it was the princess of power and secret of the sword filmation programs that popularized the idea that hordak was adoras equivalent to skeletor
See you have to give shows time to develop but ppl don't like it cuz it was bout teela and not bout he man Gave it time to develop and it's pretty good and plus I don't put high expectations on nothing I watch
Ill tell you, legal bullshit. Mattel may own the rights to making she-ra figures but Dreamworks owns the rights to making she-ra tv/movie content, so they wouldn't be able to use her, even if they wanted too, without permission from dreamworks
1:19 And in doing so he renounces his true self again. Adam calls it later on in the episode; he may have been born Keldor, but he chooses to be Skeletor, which makes his victim argument fall apart. Or, perhaps this is DID since he continues to volley back-and-forth between referring to his normal self in the third person.
I think it's basically like how Darth Vader talks of Anakin Skywalker
@@aleanddragonITAexcept that Skeletor did it to gain power back for himself, Anakin did it to save his loved ones
Two legendary voice actors + Two legendary villains= Legendary Villain battle of the Century.
Who voiced Hordak in this?
@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 Keith David
@matthewlunde5270 ah, definitely a legend there. I love his voice. Surprised I didn't recognize it in this clip. It's very distinct
When I hear their voices, I think "Joker vs Goliath".
@@MatthewTheWolf2029 In this instance, Joker kills Goliath. A mere human kills a very strong gargoyle.
He’s not dead he’s in some kind of revitalization chamber
Forgot about that, updated the vid description, thanks!
I just realize skeletor is voice by mark hamill It shows him with a green sword just like he held a green lightsaber
See that's the annoying part. They build Hordak up so much just to hand him the idiot ball so Skeletor can have a victory.
It wasn't really an idiot ball, it was moreso him having a giant ego, claiming all the shit that tech is better than magic, he didn't foresee skeletor managing to achieve synergy between the two
Edit: To add on to it I do believe hordak had some sort of control over skeletor but skeletors magic overrid that control.
Thank the stars it was only Hordak having a massive ego and not been an idiot.
A guy who.literally made Keldor believe that he was someone nelso for so many years is an idiot?
It’s consistent really. If you look at all the continuities of he-man Skeletor alway has an edge over hordak, heck the original series had skeletor almost always clowning on him
@@superthorc6894 this version of Skeletor has all rights to hate Hordak. Surely Skeletor 's personality has egotistical motives but at least Keldor finally was able to pay Hordak for all the hell he went through because of him
80s Skeletor clowning Hordak was funny because he was a clown himself
Something tells me Hordak will have some special revenge in store in the sequel.
My man said I'm back
Say what you will but skeletor beating hordak makes the world all better just wished it was 2002 version of them now that was a fight i was waiting to see
Tech and magic togheter are AMAZING!
1:12 My name is SKELETOR
The way keith david says “i should have left you to die” is just so good
I'm shouldn't let you die on that island, Keldor.
Bad boys playing nice with one another! Only one left to go!
It may not have the joker laugh but his joker voice perfect
Mark Hamils literally the definitive voice of the joker lmao
Skeletor's thoughts after killing Hordak: (sighs) That was so satisfying...
Skeletor and Hordak have a history that go way back to when Skeletor was still Keldor
Keldor and his mother secretly practiced magic even though the kingdom they lived in was technologically advanced, and one day, their kingdom was attacked by the Horde invaders, the attack was a distraction so that Hordak could visit the "weird sisters" that lived at the edge of the kingdom and get a divination from them
the "weird sisters" warned Hordak that if he gained foresight, he would no longer be allowed to make life altering choices, and then divined a prophecy that told him he would be able to conquer many worlds only to be defeated by Grayskull's heir (which was either King Grayskull or the inheritors of his power, He-Man and She-Ra)
Hordak demanded to know if there was a way to stop Grayskull's heir, and the "weird sisters" told him that the power of Havok would do the trick, they then gave him the Havok Staff, but told him he could not wield it himself as he was not magical, instead, he had to recruit a sorcerer capable of wielding the powers of Havok to work for him
the "weird sisters" showed Hordak a vision of Keldor, who was destined to walk "parallel paths" with him and Hordak knew what he had to do, he approached Keldor with an offer of recruitment
Keldor accepted and joined the Horde, but the corruptive power of Havok eventually transformed him into Skeletor
Skeletor served Hordak, but soon desired to take control and break away from the Horde, so he scouted and recruited Evilyn, who was "born into magic and possessed the unparalleled potential to bend it to her will", and with Evilyn's help, he defeated Hordak and left the Horde to form his own Evil Warriors and take over Eternia only to be constantly thwarted by He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Well hordak is never truly dead
Let's agree on one thing. Hordak is not dead. Storyline is following the 2010s comics. Hordak is going to be put in liquid tank to preserve him and the lead will take Adora, wearing Horde mask on.
Dayum! Skeletor drew blood!
I hope whenever we get the next series with Horde Prime, we get to see Adora tbh
I mean in one of the keldor flashbacks we see the moment where hordak kidnaps adora and leaves adam behind with skeletor
@@TheGreatVoicemancer
Oh shit you're right that didn't even dawn on me lmao I wondered what they were doing there
Its come to my attention that Mattel would have to gain permission from Dreamworks to have the rights to use She-ra in a tv show however
@@TheGreatVoicemancer
Damn, that honestly sucks. Like why even use Hordak if you can't use She-Ra?
@@helixsol7171 well Hordak was originally a MOTU villain, appearing in 11 motu minicomics and only appearing in one She-ra comic, Catra was seen as Adoras main rival, it was the princess of power and secret of the sword filmation programs that popularized the idea that hordak was adoras equivalent to skeletor
Keith David as Hordak is sick.
Joker vs Mongul
Joker vs dr facilier
Skeletor wins
Flawless Victory
FATALITY
No one really died in he man
OH COME ON! NO SHE-RA?!?
She's next season
See you have to give shows time to develop but ppl don't like it cuz it was bout teela and not bout he man
Gave it time to develop and it's pretty good and plus I don't put high expectations on nothing I watch
If Skeletor was Keldor, who was Hordak?
@@lucianodebrito1315 hordak was hordak, watch the video of keldors flashbacks
@@TheGreatVoicemancer Who is the person who appears as Hordak? Randor?
@@lucianodebrito1315 yes its randor, skeletor most likely hallucinated it
@@TheGreatVoicemancer Hum... Go it. Thanks.
WHY IS SHE NOT THERE
Ill tell you, legal bullshit.
Mattel may own the rights to making she-ra figures but Dreamworks owns the rights to making she-ra tv/movie content, so they wouldn't be able to use her, even if they wanted too, without permission from dreamworks
@@TheGreatVoicemancer damn…
@@TheGreatVoicemancerthat is stupid
It sucks the first season of this series is so trash
Wrong Voice for Skeletor
Its a more serious take on the man, having the old filmation voice just wouldn't work