The day of the eclipse arrives and any spell Mumm-Ra casts will last until the next eclipse.
Just like “ThunderCats HO!
1 History 2 Abilites 3 Gallery 4 Appearances Alluro's dark evil nature is boundless, and the Lunatak takes great delight in the mental cruelty he is able to inflict on his enemies. Chilla freezes Snarfer's spaceship as he heads back to the Tower of Omens. If you have a copy of these details please e-mail: wilycub@thundercats.org. More menacing than ever, the cyborg buccaneer quickly imprisons Bragg, frees the Lunataks and hijacks the Circus Train, turning it into a pirate vehicle. Opening on the planet of Way Outback, where Captain Bragg has parked his Circus Train with its Lunatak prisoners, the episode wastes no time in re-introducing Captain Cracker who makes his grand entrance in a flying metal cupboard! The Lunataks especially are relegated to an almost idiotic state that was previously reserved for the Mutants. He casts a spell of decay on the Cats Lair, causing it to fall apart. Not only are the evil-doers just as incompetent as they were before, they are defeated with relative ease and are hardly ever a real threat to the protagonists. The once intimidating Luna is now being bossed around by Cracker, and Alluro displays as much bravery as Scooby-Doo, further cementing the futility of their resurrection. Jaga (voiced by Earl Hammond in the original series, Corey Burton in the 2011 series, Larry Kenney in the 2020 series) is also known as "Jaga the Wise" and is based on the jaguar.This elder warrior was once regarded as the mightiest and greatest of all Thundercats by Lion-O himself. The series, for which Leonard Starr was the head writer, follows the adventures of a group of catlike humanoid aliens.
her abilities are due to the fact that she hails from the second Moon of Plun-Darr which is characterized by sub-zero temperatures. When his radio malfunctions, Snarfer attracts Mandora by speeding.
Alluro is a master of deception, mind games, and psychological warfare. The episode ends with Snarfer piloting Whisker to fish Cracker and the Lunataks out, handing them over to Captain Bragg who is in the midst of receiving a citation from Mandora. Cruel and caustic, Luna commands the Lunataks by birthright. Mumm-Ra seeks to use the beacon to make the Thundercats his slaves. Successfully re-introducing an eliminated character in any story is always challenging for the writer. In searching for the Lunataks flying fortress Sky Tomb, the Thundercats discover that Mumm-Ra is alive again and more powerful than ever before, leading to an epic battle between him and Lion-O. Luna tricks Hachiman and steals his sword, the Thunder-Cutter, and gives it the Lunataks new samurai robot, the Automaton. Overgard’s decision to bring back Captain Cracker and the Lunatak sends up being a poorly executed one. ThunderCats is an American animated television series that was produced by Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment and Leisure Concepts debuting in 1985, based on the characters created by Ted "Tobin" Wolf. No detailed analysis is required to see that Overgard’s heart was clearly not in this script and as a result the audience will find it hard to display any love for this weak episode. Crownan, who managed to escape using a fire extinguisher as make-shift mode of transportation, receives the same penaltyfrom Mandora. The Lunatak Alluro uses a powerful talisman on the Thundercats that takes away all their self-confidence, leaving them hopeless and confused. Vultureman builds a devastating device called the Thundranium projector which Wilykat and Wilykit manage to ruin. The episode begins with the ThunderCats capturing all six Lunataks and, with Lynx-O acting as judge, a trail is held to determine the fate of the evil-doers -- despite the fact that the ThunderCats have never held a trail before. However, thanks to Mumm-Ra, not all goes according to plan. The show is called “ThunderCats” after all and not “The Adventures of Mandora”. Mumm-Ra takes the form of Jaga and creates dissent within the ranks of the Thundercats, causing them to fight each other. In return, he damages their space boards, putting them in major peril. His fellow Thundercats must reverse the process before he ceases to exist. After venturing into a remote cave on Hook Mountain in search of Thundrillium, the Lunataks and later the Thundercats fall victim to a bizarre entity with the power to expand upon the negative influences in a person's soul. Luna discovers that her grandmother's magic belt is in the possession of Mumm-Rana and heads straight for the Pyramid of Light to claim the artifact and greatly increase her own power. The Mutants succeed in releasing the Lunataks, who immediately begin looting Thundrillium and taking slaves from the local villages, leading to their first run-in with the Thundercats. When all of the Thundercats except Lion-O are gone, Mumm-Ra switches Snarf with Ma-Mutt, who gives Lion-O poisoned candy fruit. Her statement, “Nothing comes before the law!”, accompanied with her no-nonsense attitude and even the design of her helmet are highly reminiscent of the comic character. Not available at this time. Even though Bragg had captured both the Mutants and the Lunataks in the episode, Captain Cracker’s line, “We’ll bully the Berbils, whack the Wollos, smash the snowmen, and crush the ThunderCats!”, is an almost verbatim repetition of the Mutants’ dialogue in, One of the running gags in the episode is Mandora handing speeding tickets and citations to various characters without showing any consideration for their circumstances. After a radio transmission informs the ThunderCats of Cracker’s escape, Lion-O contacts Snarfer, whose ship just happens to be in the vicinity of Way Outback, and instructs him to ask Mandora to escort him safely back to Third Earth. Original ThunderCats Jaga. Successfully re-introducing an eliminated character in any story is always challenging for the writer. Ravage Island is an island on Third-Earth with a powerful beacon on it that can control minds. To round off the episode, the Ancient Spirits of Evil, touched by Ma-Mutt’s love for his master, teleport Mumm-Ra … Help Thundercats Wiki by editing this article or section! When Mandora gets involved, Chilla freezes her and becomes a fugitive from the law. In his latest evil scheme, Mumm-Ra plans on using the legendary Mask of Gorgon, an artifact which turns all to stone, against the Thundercats. Chilla is one of the members of the evil Lunataks of the Moons of Plun-Darr. Apart from the feeble plot, Overgard’s biggest miscalculation was cramming the episode with his characters.
With the Mutants and Lunataks also gone and the inhabitants of Third Earth safe from any form of evil tyranny, the ThunderCats shift their attention to New Thundera. Feeling neglected, Wilykat and Wilykat decide to run away to teach the rest of the Thundercats a lesson.
Meanwhile Cracker and the Lunataks make for Cats Lair and are in the middle of crossing the drawbridge when Lion-O uses the Cat Signal to reverse the direction of the drawbridge, sending the criminals plummeting into the cold waters of the moat below.
Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Mumm-Ra is weak and faces the threat of three new Thundercats, so he sends the Mutants to release his old enemies the Lunataks from their imprisonment in order to bolster the forces of darkness.
Not only is seeing almost all of his bizarre creations on-screen together an eyeful, it leaves precious little screen time for the ThunderCats themselves, something that will always disappoint the fans.
1 History 2 Gallery 3 Appearnaces 4 Trivia Cruel and caustic, Luna commands the Lunataks by birthright. Although his stories often take a tangent from the series’ overall plot, he possessed the talent to make them entertaining by utilizing a host of zany characters, gizmos and locations. As soon as Cracker and his new crew arrive on Third Earth, they are greeted by Mandora who holds them back using her boomerang, until Red-Eye makes a snack out of it. Seeing both Captain Bragg and Captain Cracker on-screen together makes for an interesting comparison as both characters are captains and have a talking bird as a sidekick who is always perched on their shoulders. Luna is a diminutive sorceress, now the leader and chief strategist of the Lunataks. ThunderCats wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. As the episode progresses, more details are revealed about New Thundera.
Mumm-Ra convinces the Lunataks to use the Brutemen, Wollo, and Bolkin slaves as bait to lure the ThunderCats to them. Because of her small form, she is carried around and cared for by Amok, her servant. Mumm-Ra's power is restored, and Snarfer makes it to Third-Earth but crashes in the Lunataks territory, leading the Thundercats to rush to find him before they do. Cracker's Revenge is an episode from the original series of ThunderCats.
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Because of her small form, she is carried around and cared for by Amok, her servant. This article or section is a stub and can be improved in areas such as grammar, style, wiki-formatting, spelling and expanding. The fifth and final episode in the “Mumm-Ra Lives!” story arc begins with Mumm-Ra, now fully rejuvenated, doing what he does best, planning to destroy the ThunderCats.
Luna is a diminutive sorceress, now the leader and chief strategist of the Lunataks. Unfortunately, despite being furnished with all of the above elements, “Cracker’s Revenge” turns out to be a disappointment.
The ThunderCats then return with their rescued comrades to their fortress while the Lunataks beat a hasty retreat. Mumm-Ra summons the Berserkers and coats their armour in Thundrainium and sends them to assault the Thundercats at the Tower of Omens. This frigid femme fatale with a paradoxically fiery temperament has total control over ice and cold. Variety is said to be the spice of life and William Overgard deserves a lot of credit for spicing up the ThunderCats saga with his offbeat contributions. His cheeky plan works and the intergalactic policewoman arrives and transports Snarfer to Third Earth but not before handing him a speeding ticket. If you have a copy of these details please e-mail: Snarfer’s introduction in this episode is very similar to Overgard’s other episode. Not only does it demand a logical and interesting explanation, but it also has to be more impactful than their first outing.
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Lion-O then finishes what Crownan started by jumping onto the Electro-Charger from the Feliner and bringing it under control. S2, Ep3 9 Sep. 1987 The episode ends with Snarfer piloting Whisker to fish Cracker and the Lunataks out, handing them over to Captain Bragg who is in the midst of receiving a citation from Mandora.
He flies off to Skytomb to enlist the help of the Lunataks. Written by William Overgard, it originally aired on September 19, 1989. – Part V”, this episode is noteworthy for ending with the apparent eradication of Mumm-Ra from Third Earth. Meanwhile, Ma-Mutt, disguised as a Berbil, spies on the Thundercats. The Mutants succeed in releasing the Lunataks, who immediately begin looting Thundrillium and taking slaves from the local villages, leading to their first run-in with the Thundercats. Thanks to an unfortunate mishap with a time capsule, Lion-O rapidly grows younger and younger. Fortunately Crownan comes to their partial rescue and steers the space-bike into a sharp vertical ascent. Vultureman builds a powerful sonic gun with a sound stone he steals from the Lunataks territory of Darkside.