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Was "Snake Pit" Kobra Kahn's first appearance in 2002 He-Man? Did they ever give a reason why he was in prison to begin with?
Or were we just supposed to assume that he's in prison so he must be a bad guy, 'cause only bad people get sent to jail?
Some Of Skeletor's Evil Warriors
( + Mantanna And Leech )
The Fact That They Managed To Turn The Goofy Designs Of The Original To Look More Badass Is Just
WOW
EVEN FUCKING MANTANNA LOOKS BADASS
Don't mid me, just hosting an image to use in a fan fic.
Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Imagine if the snake men were allowed the same level of variety as the Serpentine from Ninjago
Hang on a sec I gotta google something-
...I'm gonna assume this Ask is specifically in reference to the Snakemen as depicted in the newer CGI/Core Masters of the Universe.
Because in the 200x version, the Snakemen did have the same level of variety as the Serpentine from Ninjago (as far as a 1 minute google search was able to show me).
Anybody wanna talk about how King Hiss refers to his own people as "repulsive"?
Okay so I’m confused, I’ve seen a post where Khan tries to bring back king Hiss to bring the snake men back to power, but I thought I also saw one of Cobra Khan warning Skeletor NOT to bring Hiss back
Both are true.
In the 200X cartoon, Kobra Kahn was the sole architect of King Hiss' revival. In "Snake Pit" he sneaks into Snake Mountain to try and open the Void with an ancient talisman he just happens to have in his position. He does succeed in opening the Void for a short time, but King Hiss doesn't make it out. General Rattlor is the only Snakeman who escapes the Void. Later in the "Rise of the Snakemen Part 1" Kobra Khan and Rattlor team up with Evil-Lyn and the three of them working together succeed in reviving King Hiss.
In the Vintage mini-comics that came packaged with the toys in the 80s, Skeletor discovered the pit that King Hiss was sealed in under Snake Mountain. He wants to release the being sealed inside it to use them to defeat He-Man. Kobra Khan warns Skeletor against doing this, but Skeletor does it anyway.