My creativity and my thoughts
Today I came to share my new creation, as well as some thoughts. First, the drawing, in my imagination I see Hordak as a strong, intelligent warrior who is hard to find an equal in strength (I don't mean a magical opponent, although some of Hordak's technologies can compete with magic in a one-on-one fight, again in my opinion). That's why one day I had the idea to depict Hordak in a cool assassin costume with some technology. Kosnus is equipped with an energy sword that is activated during combat. A holster for a laser pistol is attached to the leg with straps.There are also fingerless hands to use claws, which, in my opinion, are the basic and natural weapon of clones.
My favorite elements of this costume are neon lights and metal plates on the forearms. These plates turn Hordak's "disadvantage" into an advantage in battle. If he is attacked with a sword, all he has to do is pass the sword blade through the opening of the arm, twist the arm, and disarm the enemy. I think it's very COOL!
This costume also has its own headcanon. In short, Hordak wore it during the founding and development of his own Horde in Etheria. He participated in battles until his body and health began to deteriorate.
And now let's move on to an opinion that has long been waiting to be expressed. I believe that the spop greatly diminished Hordak's capabilities, as well as his own as a character. I understand that this was partly done to give Katra a chance against his background, because all the attention in the Horde is directed to her (it pisses me off), so I'm sure that if we were shown Hordak's true power, Katra would have no chance to show up against him, let alone compete with him for leadership.
I'll explain why I think that Hordak's show made him a miserable shadow of himself for no apparent reason for the plot. We were literally shown and told that Hordak arrived on the airwaves alone... And they seriously wanted to assure me that a guy who raised an army on his own and built an empire on an alien planet could lose to a pubescent upstart who thought too much of himself? I'm sorry, but I don't believe it. The potential that Hordak had from the beginning would have made him a top-level villain, not easily fooled and overthrown.
I would also add that I am disappointed that we were not shown Hordak in a real fight, I mean a REAL fight, whether it was hand-to-hand or sword fight, I don't care. Because I'm sure he should be able to fight. Hordak was the general of the Prime army (yes, I really believe this, because no one specifically gave us a reason to doubt Hordak's words and no one specifically said that he was wrong), then he was the leader of his own Horde. The title of general and leader of the army cannot be held by a guy who does not know how to fight... sooo no... again, I do not believe that Hordak does not know how to fight (this is where the suit I made for him will come in handy)
That's all. Thank you for your attention to those who read this and I will wait for your thoughts on this.
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