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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 2068417" data-attributes="member: 607">Alzirus: Hordak and the Horde (with his apprentice Skeletor!!!) invaded Eternia in full, circa the birth of Adam and Adora. Due to Skeletor's treachery, Hordak had to withdraw to Eteria, but not before stealing baby Adora and raising her as his daughter (she was a full-time Horde commander before learning her true origins). All this is explained in the He-Man/She-Ra feature film "Secret of the Sword" (IIRC).Some years ago I read some reviews of the best episodes of He-Man and She-Ra. And they were:- The episode where we learn Teela's true origin, as Sorceress' daughter. Mer-Man is a very bad man in this one, wanting to sacrifice a newborn baby to a gigantice sea monster. Teela gets reunited with her mother, but the Sorceress wipes her memory.- The episode where Skeletor fool He-Man into thinking that he killed an innocent bystander. Back at Grayskull, He-Man reverts to Prince Adam and throws the Sword of Power into the bottomless moat of the castle.- The episode of She-Ra where He-Man and She-Ra are trapped inside a cave with tons of refugees while Hordak attacks in full. He-Man wants to go out and fight, but She-Ra says they must stay there and protect the people, and just let Hordak destroy their homes and villages. He-Man is appalled, but She-Ra explains that this isn't Eternia. The Horde rules Eteria, and if they don't destroy the houses today, they'll do so tomorrow, and eterians can only hide and rebuild later. In the end, Hordak leaves victorious while He-Man almost dies under a collapsed cavern, which he was holding up so that She-Ra could lead the refugees to safety.</blockquote>

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