Hordak

Yeah, yeah.

And she was adopted, and Hordak raised her and...

She was, kidnaps her.

Well, whatever.

... he's in charge of a lot of things.

He didn't have time to ask.

So he's a, Hordak's like a creeper.

Yeah.

The way they did the tendrils flowing into his head works really, really well.

It's almost like Hordak's cowl behind his head.

But it's sculpted in a way that, like, once you've got the head popped on it, really, it's one of those, like, yeah, that looks great, sure.

Um, and then his other accessory is a second right hand that, um, I'm not sure is any different from the other right hand that he has.

They start as kind of siblings, come from the same place.

Potentially if Karthik is your Hordak type to Nisha, Catra.

I am worried we are going to go full Catra with Nisha.

This is my main worry for the future.

The first is told in the pages of DC's He-Man: The Eternity War, a 15-issue series written by Dan Abnett that ran from late 2014 to 2016.

As the title suggests, Eternia is locked in an epic war between the forces of good, He-Man, the Masters of the Universe, and the Snakemen, against Hordak's Horde.

And things are bad.

Very, very bad.

As a toy, Cyclone got the full 1985 push.

At least three slightly different TV commercials, a three-pack alongside Hordak and Roboto, a JCPenney two-pack with Moss Man, and multiple appearances on toy box art.

A year later, he even shows up on the back of Tongue Lasher's card, an unfortunate target for that snake man's venomous tongue.

But don't worry, kiddies.

And it is really curious to know where they're going to go.

But they're going to bring in She-Ra and, you know, hopefully Hordak shows up and some of those characters.

But no, this is I want to I want to see Hordak on screen.

I really do.

So absolutely.

The overarching story is massive and... intense.

Hordak and his Dark Horde have successfully seized Castle Grayskull, intending to use the ancient fortress as a weapon to terrorize the entire universe.

It's a desperate situation that forces the good guys, He-Man, She-Ra, and Teela into an unlikely alliance with the Snake Men of all people.

But threading through all of this is Triclops, and this time he's not working for Skeletor.

Going back to his original mercenary roots, his services go to the highest bidder.

And in this story, that bidder is Hordak.

From the start, he plays a critical role tasked as the master of the hunt, with obtaining the one key ingredient Hordak needs to escape his prison.

The blood of He-Man.

And maybe right in front of the conference call button, you may have just indirectly said that to the whole Zoom.

We don't know if Hordak and other people are listening in.

This is

an HR video for Skeletor's crew of things not to say during an important meeting, even when someone's getting terminated.