Ended up on Eternos, grabbed the Amulet, joined the Masters, fought Skeletor's people. He's been reading everything on magic he can and trying to get the Sorceress to interact socially with people.
No.
I don't think this sentence is what you meant to say.
Fascinating. The Noughties He-Man revival series? I suppose it's less corny. The 80's one might have called OL 'Ring-Slingor' or something terribad like that.
...That is unironically the first time I've seen the actual He-Man/Skeletor dance. And boy, do they play up the Man-love angle! Hooray for the Noughties' series' realistic Adam/He-man secret identity. I see the usual memory wipe of local knowledge has occurred.
"Of course. Just when I was working up a good rythym..."
Yeah, that inky blackness would be creepy as fuck in real life. I'm picturing something like a Vantablack stocking-mask and luminous goggles.
"Not much when people keep interrupting me..." Seriously, I bet every time he gets started, something comes up...
He wants it for himself, doesn't he? I assume that actually happened in the series and it didn't go well?
Wand, Staff, Rod of Might. Anything suitable for casting spells or breaking heads should work around here.
Heh. I doubt there'd be any romantic attraction, but it would be funny if other people saw this and thought so...
Could be clearer that it's Teela rather than
I bet there's some friction there.
Ah, good to see his perfect memory works.
Admittedly, he looks like he's as wide as he is tall. Still a nice guy.
Oh, the boss' daughter. But she's also under his age-range. Unless some other, older female adventurer turns up...
I'm guessing this is something more than a simple bar-brawl. OL wouldn't be caught dead getting involved in one, except to break it up...
I'm sure it was nothing of the sort.
I doubt OL would risk getting drunk. Orange Light plus alcohol might lead to him going all "Mineminemine!" on the royal treasury...
For good reasons, no doubt.
At least it isn't a schmaltzy straight-at-the-camera lecture.
Okay, let's hear it...
"Or as the saying goes: Fifteen will get you Twenty... Years. In Gaol..."
Ah. I'm guessing he's a bit sweet on Teela himself and didn't realise how big a thing the age difference might be...
And he's as oblivious as ever. Same old OL, whatever the universe.
Given who we're talking about, I'm guessing so. He's a simple guy, kind of literal-minded...
A little bit of structural and neurological repairs might go down well, if he's willing... Maybe even some upgrades.
Another 'asking for E-mail to access' link...
...still elude my comprehension...
*Gasp* Why I never!
Thank you, corrected.
Wouldn't really be stereotyping; I assume in-universe there's something something Pure Water spell but barring magic - which means we can refer to OTL - drinking water in that timeframe, without it having come direct from a deep well or known-pure spring, would be guaranteed to at least give a serious case of Skeletor's Revenge. The reason historically everyone swilled alcohol in such mass quantities was because the alcohol killed the critters living in the water - and, thus, it was, by and large, the only thing safe to drink.
Sorry, I'm using my text-to-speech and sometimes it messes up. What I tried to say was every time I read one of these alternate universe stories, I get really interested in them and wish we could follow them in their own stories.
This is debatable, a quick google-fu links to experts arguing against this.
And that makes you want to see Zoat's take on it less?!?
He's not the Alicorn of Ham.
May I presume that the voice of Grayven is being played by Sheldon J. Plankton in this scene?
Drinking water was still common in those times even if it wasn't completely sanitary. If you were poor, you would drink whatever was available.
It varies. In major cities with pre-invasion technology and people like Sir Duncan living in them, water purity is as good as or better than we have it. In the countryside things are rather different.
What makes you say that?
