#slithe

[mummgraenjoyer]

gawd what is wrong with them

bonus:

luv ya'll! :oD

[thepodofthundera2]

I can legit hear Cheetara, Snarf and Jackalman especially dropping these lines fr fr

[furbyflash]

obligatory polymutants posting before pride month ends

[stephen-kingston]

This is the concept art of Thundercats roar

[evilhorse]

Thundercats (Volume 2) #16

[docgold13]

Profiles in Villainy

Slithe

The self-proclaimed leader of the Mutant Army, the reptilian rapscallion known as Slithe had plotted to thieve the plans for the Plun-Darr weapon platform from King Claudius prior to the destruction of Thunderra.  Unable to obtain his prize, Slithe led his forces in chasing the Thundercats to their new refuge on Third Earth. 

On this new and strange world, Slithe and his followers allied with the villainous Mum-Ra, unaware that he had unwittingly pledged himself and his army to be mere minions and foot soldiers for Mum-Ra’s plans of conquest.  

Crass, unimaginative and cruel, Slithe made for a poor leader of the Mutant Army, but they followed him nonetheless, along with his chief lieutenants, Vultureman, Jackalman and Monkian.   Still, Slithe showed signs of cunning and his followers preferred him to the more demanding Mutant general, Ratar-O.

In the rebooted Thundercats continuity, Slithe is the leader of the Lizardmen and the first general of Mumm-Ra's army. He and his forces were responsible for the destruction of Castle Thunderra and acted as pawns in Mum-Ra’s plot to obtain the Sword of Omens and dominate Third Earth.  

Actor Bob McFadden provided the voice for Slithe in the original series; whereas actor Dee Bradley Baker voiced the villain in the 2011 reboot.  Slithe first appeared  in the premiere episodes of The Thundercats, airing January 23rd, 1985.

[lgspears]

for the ThunderCats movie, i nominated Tony Curran as Mumm-Ra, Terry Notary as Slithe, Amir Jadidi as Jackalman, Alexander Ward as Monkian, Robin Lord Taylor as Vultureman and Ron Yuan or Liang Yang as Ratar-O.

[chernobog13]

Cheetara taking care of business, by Frank Cho.