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Good grief. Somebody ring the police.

ZeroWolf wrote:

Blast Cannon wrote:Good grief. Somebody ring the police.

I don't think they would be equipped to deal with this.

Duragrip, please don't post any more pictures. They are still twins. Not lovers

Ever get the feeling we're being trolled?

It's only trolling if people respond.

Adam and Adora are brother and sister. That relationship is non-negotiable. It is, and always will be, canon.

Burn wrote:It's only trolling if people respond.

Isn't a troll an intentional act, hoping for a response? In which this thread succeeds, imo.

So stop responding.

I like the way the characters were drawn in Filmation. The Sorceress and Teela were more beautiful. The voice actors defined those characters. The Filmation music and backgrounds were cool, memorable. He-man had a better hairstyle and a more spectacular transformation sequence.

Does anyone know if Adora's Sword of Protection is more powerful than Adam's Sword of Power. Her sword is exactly like He-man's, with an added jewel. This makes me think the Sword of Protection has all the power of the Sword of Power, with the jewel giving She-ra's sword even more power. In the Filmation cartoon He-man and She-ra seemed to have equal physical strength with She-ra having all these extra powers (eg. healing, talking to animals, voice-activated sword morphing, plus the ability to give her steed the power of flight).

I think She-ra is stronger, prettier, and cooler than Wonderwoman. I don't why Wonderwoman is more popular in pop culture than She-ra. Can someone explain that to me?

duragrip wrote:

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"Hold on sis. By the power of grayskull."
-Lookee lends a hand

Adora: What's that hot and hard thing behind me Adam?

Adam: The "Power of Grayskull sis!" (your hair smells so good btw......mmmmmmmmmmmmm)

duragrip wrote:I like the way the characters were drawn in Filmation. The Sorceress and Teela were more beautiful. The voice actors defined those characters. The Filmation music and backgrounds were cool, memorable. He-man had a better hairstyle and a more spectacular transformation sequence.

I really like the old Filmation style ............makes a good ero doujin style manga.

ZeroWolf wrote:

fenrir72 wrote:

duragrip wrote:I like the way the characters were drawn in Filmation. The Sorceress and Teela were more beautiful. The voice actors defined those characters. The Filmation music and backgrounds were cool, memorable. He-man had a better hairstyle and a more spectacular transformation sequence.

I really like the old Filmation style ............makes a good ero doujin style manga.

Lol considering the topic, that quite apt. I'm guessing from your avatar you've seen a few of them (not saying it's a bad thing either)

Duragrip, wonder woman is more beloved because she's been around a lot longer and has a much better defined character (though as true with all comics, it depends on the writer) she's been put through the wringer more times then I care to count. She's girl power. Also Wonder Woman doesn't need a sword or femine powers to kick bottom.

ZeroWolf wrote:Duragrip, wonder woman is more beloved because she's been around a lot longer and has a much better defined character (though as true with all comics, it depends on the writer) she's been put through the wringer more times then I care to count. She's girl power. Also Wonder Woman doesn't need a sword or femine powers to kick bottom.

Wonderman would be no match for She-ra in a head-to-head fight because She-ra is as strong as He-man, maybe even strong. The Filmation series made it seem like She-ra could be physically stronger than He-man, or at least as strong. Wonderman would not stand a chance against She-ra, who is much more powerful. It wouldn't even be close.

In as much as I desire both Adora, Teela and the Sorceress, you can't beat the archetype heroine Wonder Woman. Especially how George Perez and Mike Deodato rendered her..........ummmmmmmmmmm umm!

duragrip wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:Duragrip, wonder woman is more beloved because she's been around a lot longer and has a much better defined character (though as true with all comics, it depends on the writer) she's been put through the wringer more times then I care to count. She's girl power. Also Wonder Woman doesn't need a sword or femine powers to kick bottom.

Wonderman would be no match for She-ra in a head-to-head fight because She-ra is as strong as He-man, maybe even strong. The Filmation series made it seem like She-ra could be physically stronger than He-man, or at least as strong. Wonderman would not stand a chance against She-ra, who is much more powerful. It wouldn't even be close.

Wonder WOMAN.

gawd ... pay attention to the discussion. Everyone knows Simon Williams is a pussy and gets beaten up and dies all the time.

She-ra is the 80's icon of female empowerment. The 80's symbol of feminism. She was a sex symbol. She was a hero to gay men. Wonderwoman, Barbie, and Gem have nothing on She-ra.

Jem had flat mammary glands. Shera and the rest had c to D cups iirc.

Anyone else feel the need to take a shower after watching this? In kerosene?

duragrip wrote:I think She-ra is stronger, prettier, and cooler than Wonderwoman. I don't why Wonderwoman is more popular in pop culture than She-ra. Can someone explain that to me?

I prefer the coca cola body type used by Filmation when they rendered Teela and the rest of the MOTU ladies. Teela and the Sorceress are tied as the hottest. Adora for me is a 2nd. Queen Marlena 3rd. Evil-lyn? She's got hepatitis

I actually think He-man and The Sorceress were lovers. He was her champion, defending her and castle grayskull. She would naturally feel a romantic affection toward him being that he protects her. And I don't think every time she called to him "He-man, Come to Grayskull" it was always about business. I think they would make a good match because they have a psychic connection and they work as a team. They've been through a lot together. When He-man stands in front of the jawbridge and draws his sword saying, "I can't let you enter grayskull and learn its secrets," he is really protecting the The Sorceress. And the reason why villains want to get inside the castle is because they want to have relations with The Sorceress. The "Secret of Grayskull" is really a euphemism for The Sorceress'.......

ZeroWolf wrote:A side note, why do studios always struggle with female heroes and solo movies?

Because women must keep up more stereotypes then men have to?