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* AdvertisedExtra: Despite being the only female character to appear in the intro, Drissi only appears in twenty-five of the series' sixty-five episodes, five of which are non-speaking roles. In contrast, Mara, who appears in forty-two episodes (six of which are non-speaking episodes), is nowhere to be seen.
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* AdvertisedExtra: Despite being the only female character to appear in the intro, intro giving the impression she'd be the main female character, Drissi only appears in twenty-five of the series' sixty-five episodes, five of which are non-speaking roles. In contrast, Mara, who appears in forty-two episodes (six of which are non-speaking episodes), is nowhere to be seen.
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* AdvertisedExtra: Despite being the only female character to appear in the intro, Drissi only appears in twenty-five of the series' sixty-five episodes, five of which are non-speaking roles. In contrast, Mara, who appears in forty-two episodes (six of which are non-speaking episodes), is nowhere to be seen.
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''The New Adventures of He-Man'' was a 1990 SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon used to promote a revival to the ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' toyline. Unlike its predecessor, ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983'', the series is almost purely ScienceFiction, though it still contains {{Continuity Nod}}s to the original show. However, the effort didn't last long, and the show only lasted one season of [[SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon 65 episodes]], only half as many as the original cartoon. It took [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002 twelve years]] for there to be another cartoon version of the franchise.
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''The New Adventures of He-Man'' was a 1990 SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon used to promote a revival to the ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' toyline. Unlike its predecessor, ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983'', [[GenreShift the series is almost purely purely]] ScienceFiction, though it still contains {{Continuity Nod}}s to the original show. However, the effort didn't last long, and the show only lasted one season of [[SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon 65 episodes]], only half as many as the original cartoon. It took [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002 twelve years]] for there to be another cartoon version of the franchise.
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* GenreShift: Downplayed, the original series mixed [[ScienceFantasy science fiction and fantasy elements with a lean towards fantasy]]. This one leans more towards science fiction, but He-Man and Skeletor still have supernatural origins for their powers, Master Sebrian is a wizard and the episode "The New Wizard in Town" was all about a meeting of magic users.
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** Skeletor gets a big one in "Sword and Staff", the sixth episode of the series, after absorbing the power of the Nordor Crystal, and keeps it for the remainder of the series.
** Mara and Crita both receive new costumes after they travel to the planet Nekron and ally with the Mytes and Gleanons, respectively.
** Mara and Crita both receive new costumes after they travel to the planet Nekron and ally with the Mytes and Gleanons, respectively.
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** Skeletor gets a big one in "Sword and Staff", the sixth episode of the series, after absorbing the power of the Nordor Crystal, and keeps it for the remainder of the series. \n By ''The Tornadoes of Zil'', the fifty-fourth episode, he ends up losing his helmet and remains bare-headed for the remainder of the series.
** Mara and Crita both receive new costumes after they travel to the planet Nekron and ally with the Mytes and Gleanons,respectively.respectively in ''Save Our City'', the fifty-sixth episode.
** Mara and Crita both receive new costumes after they travel to the planet Nekron and ally with the Mytes and Gleanons,
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* CrystalSpiresAndTogas: For as science-fiction as everything is, the Primans wear clothing that is just as Bronze Age as that of the Eternians, with Skeletor even referring to a part of Sebrian's attire as a toga in ''The Seeds of Resistance'', though the actual piece of clothing is closer to a robe in appearance than an actual toga.
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* CrystalSpiresAndTogas: For as science-fiction as everything is, the Primans wear clothing that is just as Bronze Age as that of the Eternians, with Skeletor even referring to a part of Sebrian's attire as a toga in ''The Seeds of Resistance'', though the actual piece of clothing is closer to a robe in appearance than an actual toga. Due to the similar attire, Adam does not require a costume change to fit in.
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* ModestRoyalty: Adam's attire is the exact same he wore on Eternia and looks anything, but princely, being grey and devoid of anything suggesting an aristocratic station.
