Attack on Honor & The Ultimate Challenge Review

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With me for this journey into the masters of

the universe franchise, as always, is TFG1 Mike.

Hello. you sound like you're ready for another

trip to space sir no not at all mike is begrudgingly

continuing this journey with me he's he's like

the the one in the back seat that's just like

are we done yet are we there yet people need

to pay us to continue this that's all i'm saying

right now people need to pay us to continue to

watch this crap and the funny thing is um In

between last episode and this episode our good

friend and super fan Tim Silver's Toon Master

Tim on Twitter He is like you he has never seen

this series, so it's gonna be fun reading his

comments when he comments on the website in episode

six, Sword and Staff. So we hope you're ready.

It's time to go back into space. I must get to

Werben before he does. Way of the magic, show

me the way. All right, first up today is episode

four, Attack on Honor. apparently the fourth

part of this five -part opening series. Where,

before you start this, where in the hell on the

internet does this say that these first five

episodes are a five -part story? Because none

of this shit makes any sense. Multiple sites.

Claim this to be a five -parts opening series,

so I don't know where they're getting that from

but air date around September 13th 1990 still

written by Jackal Esker like the last three episodes

Skeletor Skeletor tricks a were bond into lowering

the shield of protection allowing the mutants

to attack the city of honor Can he man stop the

attack in time? So, I haven't been reading the

characters and I don't know if I ever will because

there's so many characters in every episode.

There's just a crap ton of characters that appear.

So, all your usual suspects, basically. I think

the interesting thing here is we have Rot or

Grot or Groot or whatever the hell his name is.

We do get Grot here and obviously a little bit

more on Werbin which we've seen once before.

But we get to see him a little bit more now.

But otherwise, it's a lot of the main people

and some people that we still have not heard

their names on the episodes and we haven't heard

them speak. So we'll wait on those guys. But

what do you think here of the next plot here

where they're tricking the good guy into helping

him out, lowering their shield, and they're going

to attack? So last time. At the end of last episode

we said something about the quagmi or quagmire

or whatever the hell the stupid sweet It's actually

quite the quagmi swamp. I made a note of that

into my general thoughts and Please can we stop

with the long -ass recaps? Like they take five

and a half minutes of a 22 minute cartoon and

recap the previous episode no you take three

scenes make it about two and a half minutes long

and that's all we need oh my god the recap in

this episode was so I was like I feel like I

watched the episode before this already right

now the plot it's okay it's not It's your standard

villain tricks, you know villain makes Magical

necklace puts it on Dumb good guy and turns him

evil I mean we we've seen this before in and

not not just in he -man stuff not just in formation

in everything Just look at what happened three

years before this cartoon aired look at 87 You

know, Evelyn with her magic eye and whatever

else fooling Julie. I mean, it's the same damn

thing. Right. So, I mean, the plot here, like,

there's nothing other than the fact that Skeletor

is trying to destroy the key so, you know, we

don't need the air shield anymore and everybody

needs to start sucking cans of air. Swear to

God every time they bring up a stupid air shield

on this stupid planet I'm gonna mention spaceballs

because that's what it fucking reminds me of

I Didn't even think about that before Interesting

Yeah, it is very standard Kind of just run -of

-the -mill it comes down to if they actually

make it interesting or entertaining along the

way because there's nothing really to Jump up

and down about as far as the plot goes like you

said standard villain uses a trick to make a

good guy give them a way in. We've seen this

before within the He -Man universe, especially

as far as getting into the castle and stuff like

that. So nothing major there. So what about anything

you liked about this episode? Come on, be positive.

Skeletor's laugh is just crazy weird. I think

it's going to be in the audio here somewhere

in the episode that I grabbed, but There's a

scene where it changes from Master Sebrian or

whatever. It changes from the good guys to the

bad. We go to Flog and Skeletor. And the beginning

of the scene is partially it's music and then

it's just Skeletor cackling like a loon. I thought

that was hilarious. Like I said, Campbell Lane

as the voice of Skeletor, I like. I like Skeletor's

voice. Skeletor, I gotta hand it to you. You

know what you're talking about. Just what I always

wanted, a compliment from mutant. Such genius.

And now? Now, my dear, the real fun begins. The

other thing that I noticed... We've heard Campbell

Lane before. Oh, yeah, we didn't really go through

any of his Other credits, but as I'm listening

to Skeletor, you know pops into my head Which

one rampage from Beast Wars? Yeah. Oh my god

The other thing I did like was the exchanges

between Skeletor and He -Man in this episode.

They're just going back and forth like in Habit

and Costello routine. I thought that was great.

Other than that, what do you got? Oh, it's going

to get worse. It's not the narration. It's the

fact that it goes on so damn long. stop stop

stop I'm gonna turn that into a positive because

the episodes are now only 19 minutes because

of the introduction the intro music the narration

if you skip all of that and start at the actual

episode you only have to watch about 19 minutes

yeah so we were shaving off about three minutes

off the episode at least um I think this is a

Skeletor line but yeah it is he's talking to

a vlogger somebody on the ship he's like we don't

just go down there and blah, blah, blah, blah,

blah, blah, blah, blah. He literally says that.

Well, yeah, he says, we don't just go down there,

blah, blah, blah, blah, just shoot up willy -nilly

and whatever else. No, we're going to have a

plan flog, and it's going to be the Skeletor

plan. Yeah, that was a great line, because it

just shows Skeletor is just so far above these

guys mentally and all that type of stuff. The

monster he summons out of the ground, that was

a very... That reminded me of Filmation He -Man,

you know, that's like the Sand Monster or the

Rock Monster or, you know, anything that comes

out of the ground on Eternia. Yeah, Worm or Dragon

or whatever. So I thought that was cool because

that was very Filmation -esque to do that. So

and I liked Grot. I thought he was cool. Yeah,

Grot was cool. I don't necessarily have a problem

with Grotts character. I don't have a problem

with his voice. I have a problem with who his

voice is. I have a problem with the voice director

here because... And I'm not going to turn this

into mutant moments yet, but you get Garry Chalk

voicing He -Man. Right Gary Chuck is also voicing

grot, so it's he's talking. He's basically pulling

a Frank Welker where it's like You know what

there's a famous thing as we're recording this

we're about Three or four days removed from the

news that Wally burr Legendary voice actor Wally

burr for transformers gi Joe Jim all that stuff

has passed away In one of the Frank Welker stories

from a Wally burr session it's Frank doing two

different characters, and Wally comes in and

says, up, Frank, you, and everybody's like, no,

no, no, don't stop him, it's him doing two different

characters. So, the thing with Gary here is his

grott voice is just slightly deeper, and it's

more down out of his gut than his traditional

He -Man voice, and it just feels weird. I wish

they would have gotten... a different person

to voice the gr - I like the voice of Grot because

it's Gary Chuck, but it just seems weird that

he's talking to himself. The other thing that

seems weird is do they have an obsession with

naming people somewhat similar to, um, superhero

names? Because we got Gleap instead of Gleak,

we got Grot instead of Grot, we got - I mean,

it seems like there's a lot of these names that

are very similar to stuff we would see in, like,

a superhero show, so... That's just odd. Any

other good moments, or should we move on to mutant

moments? I'm trying to think. There was something

else. I didn't write it down, but there was something

else now that I'm going back and thinking about

this episode. We can clearly see that Skeletor

is about done pretending. It was already more

and more common over things. Definitely. Which

is a good thing. As far as mutant moments for

me... Are we changing the story here as far as

who Adam is? Because I thought we were going

to pretend that Adam was Sebreon's nephew. Well,

are you talking about where someone said the

fact, oh, what's the, what'd she call him, a

merchant? He calls him a merchant. Oh, okay.

He's like, well, go talk to the merchant. Wherever

he is. Yeah, you know he man and it's like wait

a second. You said that that was your nephew

Why are you gonna call your nephew the merchant?

Yeah, I I don't know what they're doing Those

are some pretty juicy cacti The amount of water

coming out of those cactus trees or whatever

you want to call those things was a little bit

ridiculous I Know that that's a thing that like

you can get water from cactus Now, ladies and

gentlemen, I don't want to interrupt this show,

but I have to, because now we go to the old Adventures

of Little Koala outtake from years and years

and years ago, and you guys can hear just how

wet everything is. For now, I am TFG1Mike with...

The one and only Optimus Solo. Now, people, listen

to the 30 second... Fuck! Listen to the 33 second

clip and also Along those same lines did water

just weakens go to our staff. Mm -hmm Water just

weakened his staff water also weakened the the

monster because the monster apparently is afraid

of water. I'm gonna start carrying water around

more often What about you? Any mute moments for

you? I've got a whole list. Okay, so we've complained

about Skeletor's design to this point. We're

only, you know, 22... Wow. I almost fast -forwarded

this show to episode 106. We're only two podcasts

into this series and we've talked about how Skeletor

with the gray face or the green face or whatever

color it is... plus his, you know, red, yellow

and blue or red, blue and whatever and the pink

and purplish cape type thing. I could have sworn

Skeletor's face in the previous three episodes

was more of a grayish type color, not dark gray,

not light gray, but somewhere in the middle there.

And in this episode, it's fucking green. And

I'm like, what is he doing? Turning into the

Hulk or something? Apparently, um, nobody should

ruin the mutant's garden. What the hell? Or the

Grot's garden? And I'm like, really? A gardener?

Really? Seriously? That's the explanation you're

gonna give us of how the entire planet gets food?

Because they don't really say... They say that...

This is where this village or whatever, but I

could have sworn they made it sound like, you

know, he grows the food for the entire friggin

planet of Primus. The power of good and the power

of grot, what fresh hell is this? The chick,

you know, Adam, how can the merchant help us?

So she is the one, whoever the girl is, Mara,

whatever, she's the one that calls him a merchant.

Sebrian doesn't, she does. And my own first thought

is, is she supposed to be a stand -in for Tila?

Is the first thing. Tila? Well, yeah, I'll get

into that at some point. Okay. So, Adam, so she

goes and gets Adam. and asks him, how do you

know how to contact He -Man? We don't have time

for that now. Okay, Ultra Magnus. Seriously.

That's wonderful news, Alcon. Now that your invention

can locate the cracks in the shield, we can -

Adam! Adam! I'll speak with you later. What's

wrong, Mara? We're been has stolen the key from

the vasionic resonator the shield has been lowered

Is master sebrian all right, yes, he's fine.

He wants you to contact he man at once Yes, I

shall How do you know how to contact he man?

We don't have time for that now. I can't deal

with that now transformer reference number one

I've already made other ones but um Tell me sorceress

where can he be seriously the sorceress is your

GPS system really come on Way of the magic show

me the way up what the thundercats hello sort

of omens give me sight beyond are you All this

episode is doing all this series is doing is

basically ripping off things from other cartoons

and movies I mean media does this all the time,

but Ugh, this is really pissing me off. I like

watching you get frustrated. Defeating the villain

with water. Well, at least he didn't, you know,

lift up the entire lake and dump it on them.

Yeah, got that. Go on. And the PSA. It's always

safer to make two trips, which I guess is an

okay PSA, but... Whatever. I didn't even realize

this series was going to have PSAs because I

figured by the time 1990 came around all the

PTA groups were done bitching about action cartoons

No, not yet That's all I get All right, how about

some hardware? Havoc staffs to everybody except

for this every time. Yep Havoc staff to everybody

except for Skeletor. Pretty much. I just have

a Havoc staff for Warband because he's kind of

a tool. Yeah, he is. And I got a power sword

for Grot. Grot. Yeah, I'll give one to Grot and

I'll give one to Skeletor. Skeletor's humor in

this was great. I thought that was really cool.

All right, sir. How many Galactic Guardians do

you give this one? Three. This is it's it's not

bad. There are some bad things with all the ripoff

lines and things like that, but it's not The

plot made sense, but at the same time it didn't

really do anything to further the story for me

So it's middle ground at best. What about you?

I'm at three and a half. I had fun with it. Even

though it's nothing to write home about, I thought

it was just enough over the average mark. Like

it's real close to just being an average episode,

but just tiny bit above it. So that's where I'm

at for that one. All right, we'll come back.

We'll go to the five part, the fifth part of

this five parter here. The ultimate challenge

coming up after the break. I will let the way

of the magic and the power of the good be my

guide for... By the power of Eternia, I have

the power! I must go to beat Skeletor, Master

Sebreu. It is my destiny. Alright, next up is

episode five, the ultimate challenge. Somewhere

around September 14, 1990, still written by Jack

Olesker, Skeletor offers He -Man the ultimate

challenge by challenging him to a fight to the

finish that will end their war once and for all.

He -Man accepts the challenge, in case it ends

the war. But is Skeletor really planning to fight

fairly? No. Supposed to be a key episode for

He -Man and for Skeletor's development here.

A few less characters, but still the regular

people so far. Nothing really new in this episode

as far as new characters that we're seeing. So

what do you think about this battle to end all

battles? Was there a battle? I didn't know. I

mean, because they both go to the asteroid, and

then all of a sudden... The comedy relief shows

up and Skeletor disappears because he assumes

he man cheated and of course Skeletor is going

to cheat by doing some magical asteroid trick

Yeah, there wasn't really a battle here, I mean

Itchy and scratchy have better battles on the

Simpsons than this one. I do like the idea though

the idea of hey screw all this you know mcguffins

and different things like we're just gonna fight

let's fight let's see but they didn't i like

the idea like you do but they didn't fight they

didn't they didn't really do and that that's

the problem you can you know you can like an

idea but if the idea is not executed at all not

even being executed well or poorly if they don't

do anything with it then what the hell's the

point all right I'm just talking about the plot

idea. The idea of the story and the premise of

the episode. I'm on board for the premise. Like

we always say, when it comes down to the execution,

that's when we get all into our good and bad

moments. But yeah, I like the idea of what they're

doing. Was it executed perfectly? No. Was it

executed terribly? No. It's somewhere in the

middle, like almost every episode has been so

far. What do you think? Good things that stood

out for you? Hey look, an 87 movie reference

with Skeletor appearing in the sky! Because the

first thing, Adam and Sebrian are down there

and all of a sudden this giant head in the sky

is exactly like the battle at the beginning of

the 87 Masters movie. Skeletor, while ugly as

sin, is funny as hell. He's a funny guy. I like

Skeletor. I like how he's constantly trying to

bring the comedy. I mean, Alan Oppenheimer's

Skeletor brought a lot of comedy and things like

that, but with the design that this Skeletor

has, you don't expect him to be that funny, and

he actually is. Holy hell this kid actually listened

and followed instructions wow I was not expecting

any child in any Masters in the universe cartoon

ever to follow instructions And the PSA was about

calling your local Red Cross What about mutant

moments for you? Uh, surprisingly, I didn't have

a lot in this one. Other than the fact that the

stupid mutants, or not the mutants, the stupid

scientists, of course the idiots overload the

damn thing. Yeah. Morons. To be expected. Yeah.

What about nothing else negative? No, just that

one. Okay. Well, quick episode here, not much

to talk about. What about Havoc staffs or power

swords? I'll give a Havoc staff to all the scientists.

Power Sword I gave to He -Man and to Kaz, because

Kaz actually, like I said, listened to and followed

instructions. Yeah, I'm with you on the He -Man

thing. I had a Power Sword for He -Man as well.

I thought he was pretty cool in this episode.

First time I kind of liked him and where he stood

out. Usually it's been Skeletor so far. That's

been the only standout, but I thought He -Man

was decent in this episode So what about a rating

for you? You were at three on the last one. What

are you on this one? Three and a half. It's it's

mediocre bordering on good and the reason why

it's it's bordering on good more so than mediocre

is because of some of the exchanges with He -Man

and Skeletor even though the Execution of them

fighting they still had good lines between each

other good, you know back and forth I am so shocked.

We have Mike giving good scores here, folks.

As much as he's pooping on the series, that's

a three and a three and a half out of him. Yeah,

it's gonna get worse. That might be the best

we were getting. Alright, I'm gonna take another

break and see if we can continue this upward

climb with episode six. We're out of the five

-parter. Let's get into Sword and Staff next.

Wait, you didn't give your score? I'm the same

as you, three and a half. Oh, okay. Yeah, up

next Sword and Staff. Defeat after defeat, failure

after failure. I want to go down in history as

the greatest villain of all. I wanted to rule

the universe. Here's my kingdom, a bunch of dumb

rocks. Oh, yeah, some villain, sure. Villain,

my foot. Skeletor here. We need you back at the

base, immediately! Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure.

All right, last one up today is episode six,

Sword and Staff, somewhere around September 24th,

1990. Might be done with the five parts, but

we're not done with Jackalusker. Skeletor finds

a powerful crystal within Moon Nordor, which

can temporarily change any living creature with

incredible power. He man must stop Skeletor before

he charges his whole army with the power of the

crystal. That's like the power of the good that

can enable them to destroy Primus. This is a

key episode for Skeletor, according to whoever

writes these things. All right, so we get the

main group a little bit more from Hoov, or not

Hoov, Quake. We get a little bit more from Quake,

because he's the first one that gets the crystal

treatment. Otherwise, it's mainly a lot with

Human and Skeletor. Again, what did you think

about this crystal idea that's going to power

each one into, like, Hulks? Was there a kingdom

of a skull in here somewhere? I don't think so

good Because this episode is probably better

than kingdom of the crystal skull I like this

I knew from the beginning like when Skeletor

was building up quake to to flog Hate all these

damn names slush head is the only name outside

of Skeletor that I actually like out of the villains

so far I Knew at some point Skeletor was going

to end up Being the one to have the power because

Skeletor always wants the power right This one

the plot doesn't necessarily wow me like, okay,

you got some it's just another thing, you know,

we're gonna have another MacGuffin that's gonna

power your army and give you a shot at stuff

But I thought it was cool the way they found

it. So and I like the execution of the plot on

its own Just as an idea. It's kind of whatever

but I do like the way that it came about Oh,

we forgot the dog gir What did you think of gir

skeleton dog? Oh I'm like, Ger, what are you

talking about? The present day. They give the

Skeletor a present, which is weird. Yeah. Ger

reminds me of Orange Yoshi, and Yoshi wasn't

even around. Well, Yoshi was in development.

I don't know. Ger was all right. No, yeah. It's

a good way to find where they ended up at, I

guess. All right. Well, like I said, I like the

execution. the plot on its own. But I do have

a lot of good moments for this one. Good, because

I only have two. I thought it was a great intro

from Skeletor. Yeah, the opening was great. He's

just like kicking around like I'm a villain and

all that stuff. That was great. I actually captured

that audio because I like that a lot. I like

Sagittar. I don't know how to say his name, but

the guy that shows up like the it's almost like.

in the actual filmation series, or even in the

one that we haven't gotten to yet, where we randomly

meet people that become masters. That's what

it reminded me of. And he almost had the look

of somebody. He looked like a combination of

Mechaneck and somebody else. But I thought that

he looked cool, so I liked him. I liked that

they... finally gave us a little bit about one

of the mutants besides slush head we got to see

quake and hear from him a little bit so that

was interesting and um i thought there were some

layers here they're like at one point they're

talking about the fact that they're not Fighting

good or evil or this or that they're fighting

a substance Which is kind of an interesting way

to try to kind of get an underlying like almost

like a drug Just say no to drugs kids. Yeah,

it's almost like a way to do that, but it's subtle

enough It's not like over the head. Yeah, it's

nailing you with it So I thought it was fun because

he's like, how does one fight such a foe? So

I thought that's an interesting way to try to

bring that into kids So I I liked a lot of this

episode. What are you? The only other thing that

I liked about this, and I don't know because

I have not watched past this episode obviously,

I hope the redesigned Skeletor stays. I like

the redesign. He looks awesome. Because there

were so many moments in this when he was dealing

with the power and things like that. The redesign

of the character for Skeletor here, again, I'm

going to keep referencing it in this podcast

episode anyway, reminded me of... Langella's

redesign when he got the staff at the end of

the 87 movie and he got all the power and whatever

else. So I'm hoping they at least keep the redesign

for maybe one or two episodes because the redesign

is a much better improvement than his original

design. Yeah, I agree. It has kept changing so

far, but maybe they'll stick with this one. We'll

have to wait and see. What about any mutant moments

for you? Flog is so damn gullible. You might

as well not even have the guy here. A Skeletor

can just, you know, whisper some sweet, evil

thing in his ear and Flog is like, ooh, hey,

aha, I'll go along with you, Skeletor. And Tic

-Tac -Toe, really, he's like, where have I seen

those symbols before? Hmm. Oh, God. Anything

else? No, that's it. Alrighty then, as far as

snake mountain moments or mutant moments for

me, I don't have any, because I enjoyed this

episode a lot. As far as hardware, I will give

a power sword to He -Man and to Skeletor. I liked

a lot of both of them. This is finally an episode

where I enjoyed both of them. I've liked both

of them independently, but I liked both of them

together in this episode. I agree. One each for

them, two for me. Alright. Any Havocs to ask

for you? No. Alright, the scientists weren't

here. So there we go What about collective guardians?

What reading do you give this one? You're at

three three and a half I give it a three Well,

well, I like the whole he man Skeletor Skeletor

power thing that redesign of Skeletor Still the

overall plot is not there's nothing to write

home about. I mean, you know This is 1990, where

we have Tiny Tunes, where we have Ice Ice Baby,

where we have all this other stuff, and it's

like, really? The best you can do is a sort of

half -assed homage to the 87 movie, which is

only three years old at this point. Yeah, I didn't

pick up on that when I was watching it at all.

It's interesting. I'll have to Rewatch it with

that. No, I'm just kidding. I'm not I'm never

I'll tell you right now once we get through all

these episodes I'm never watching this series

ever again Yeah, you wasted your money Tim Well,

I mean more power to you that you that you own

these but you might want to put them up for sale

after you watch them All right For me, I'm giving

this one a four. This is my favorite episode

of the series so far Wow, I just liked a lot

of things about it. I like the quake the Sagittarius

He -Man Skeletor moments. I thought it was well

paced entertaining I I mean it wasn't like it

didn't have that extra like special moment that

makes it like a four and a half or a five or

anything Yeah, but I didn't have anything to

complain about so I have to give it a four the

one thing I will say about this episode and the

one thing I'll say about the series going further.

I hope they do not Do what they did in this episode

every single time? That Adam is in an episode.

So that's why Sagittarius whatever the hell his

damn name is He comes in right at the point where

Adams like, you know, well, I guess they're gonna

all find out I'm gonna grab my sword and Magically

Sagittarius shows up says no, don't worry about

that Like Sagittarius already fucking knows that

Adam is he man? He doesn't probably but I'm saying

like I hope they don't make that a point to show

in each episode when adam is the main character

and not he man you know because that's gonna

get old fast if they do yeah i could see that

so i have no idea where they're going with this

series we'll see i'm i'm flying by the seat of

my pants on this one so Alright time for one

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84 of the Powers of Grayskull series, Masters

in Space, and we've got 23 episodes left. Absolutely.

23 left. 23 left. They can't come fast enough.

These three today, okay parts four and five are

supposed to be the end of the five part story

I don't see after watching the first five episodes

even though we did episodes one through three

on last week's episode and You know four and

five today. I don't see how those five episodes

are a continuous story uh... the fact that you

know hey we're gonna get you know we're gonna

get a two -and -a -half minute recap or five

-and -a -half minute recap or whatever so you

can you know be reminded of of the episodes that

you might have missed and yada yada yada i i

don't see how any of the first five episodes

tie into each other other than the fact that

you know he means go tour go into the future

uh... they make new friends and enemies and yada

yada yada but Yeah, I don't see how that's a

an overall arching story at all No, I'm with

you. This is not a five -parter. I don't get

it at all Confused yep very much so Anything

else you want to bring up before we get the vlog

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