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* The confrontation between Mandrake and the destroyer god Shiva in "The Gods Awake" deserves a mention. Mandrake gains possession of the episode's MacGuffin and enters the magical realm of Bodhidama with it, knowing full well how dangerous Shiva is and that the god will follow him in order to get this item back. It looks as though Mandrake may not survive this confrontation, especially after Ming traps him in Bodhidama, but then Theron contacts him and tells him that his normally illusory powers are real while he's in this magical realm. Armed with this knowledge, Mandrake single-handedly defeats Shiva and escapes.
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* The confrontation between Mandrake and the destroyer god Shiva in "The Gods Awake" deserves a mention. Mandrake gains possession of the episode's MacGuffin and enters the magical realm of Bodhidama with it, knowing full well how dangerous Shiva is and that the god will follow him in order to get this item back. It looks as though Mandrake may not survive this confrontation, especially after Ming traps him in Bodhidama, but then Theron contacts him and tells him that his normally illusory powers are real while he's in this magical realm. Armed with this knowledge, Mandrake single-handedly defeats Shiva. He then enters the portal (which has been reopened) and takes down the three statues which Shiva and escapes.brought to life, before escaping from Bodhidama.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, those kids go to school. He locates the school and has his men capture two of the kids in order to lure the adult heroes into a trap, setting them them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, those kids go to school. He locates the school and has his men capture two of the kids in order to lure the adult heroes into a trap, setting them them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, they go to school. He orders his men to locate the school, captures the adult heroes, and sets them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, they those kids go to school. He orders locates the school and has his men to locate capture two of the school, captures kids in order to lure the adult heroes, and sets heroes into a trap, setting them them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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* The confrontation between Mandrake and the destroyer god Shiva in "The Gods Awake" deserves a mention. Mandrake gains possession of the episode's MacGuffin and enters the magical realm of Bodhidama with it, knowing full well how dangerous Shiva is and that the god will follow him in order to get this item back. It looks as though Mandrake may not survive this confrontation, especially after Ming traps him in Bodhidama, but then Theron contacts him and tells him that his normally illusory powers are real while he's in Bodhidama. Armed with this knowledge, Mandrake single-handedly defeats Shiva and escapes.
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* The confrontation between Mandrake and the destroyer god Shiva in "The Gods Awake" deserves a mention. Mandrake gains possession of the episode's MacGuffin and enters the magical realm of Bodhidama with it, knowing full well how dangerous Shiva is and that the god will follow him in order to get this item back. It looks as though Mandrake may not survive this confrontation, especially after Ming traps him in Bodhidama, but then Theron contacts him and tells him that his normally illusory powers are real while he's in Bodhidama.this magical realm. Armed with this knowledge, Mandrake single-handedly defeats Shiva and escapes.
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* The confrontation between Mandrake and the destroyer god Shiva in "The Gods Awake" deserves a mention. Mandrake gains possession of the episode's MacGuffin and enters the magical realm of Bodhidama with it, knowing full well how dangerous Shiva is and that the god will follow him in order to get this item back. It looks as though Mandrake may not survive this confrontation, especially after Ming traps him in Bodhidama, but then Theron contacts him and tells him that his normally illusory powers are real while he's in Bodhidama. Armed with this knowledge, Mandrake single-handedly defeats Shiva and escapes.
** Points also go to Kshin for running all the way back to the College of Magic in order to alert Theron to the danger Mandrake is in.
** Points also go to Kshin for running all the way back to the College of Magic in order to alert Theron to the danger Mandrake is in.
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* In "The Ghost Walks Again" the Phantom appears to have been killed in action and Jedda takes up her father's mantle as the first female Phantom.
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* In "The Ghost Walks Again" the Phantom appears to have been killed in action and Jedda takes up her father's mantle as the first (openly) female Phantom.Phantom. Not the first female though; Julie Walker, daughter of the 17th Phantom, occasionally used a padded costume to fill in when her twin brother was too injured to tend his usual duties.
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** He also killsFlash's wife and Rick's mother (likely to be Dale Arden).
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** And that beast's one weakness? [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Zuffoids]].
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* Ming's son, Kro-Tan, gets one when he reduces his father to molecules, takes over his operations, and neatly conquers Earth--until a beat he summons proves too powerful to control.
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** He also kills Dale Arden.
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* Ming's son, Kro-Tan, gets one when he reduces his father to molecules, takes over his operations, and neatly conquers Earth--until a beat he summons proves too powerful to control.
** And that beast's one weakness? [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Zuffoids]].
* Ming's son, Kro-Tan, gets one when he reduces his father to molecules, takes over his operations, and neatly conquers Earth--until a beat he summons proves too powerful to control.
** And that beast's one weakness? [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Zuffoids]].
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* The premise of the series, a crossover between FlashGordon, ThePhantom, and MandrakeTheMagician.
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* The premise of the series, a crossover between FlashGordon, ThePhantom, ComicStrip/FlashGordon, ComicStrip/ThePhantom, and MandrakeTheMagician.ComicStrip/MandrakeTheMagician.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, they go to school. He orders his men to locate the school, captures the adult heroes, and sets them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, they go to school. He orders his men to locate the school, captures the adult heroes, and sets them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.switch''.
** He also kills Dale Arden.
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* In episode 1, Ming surmises that if the Earthling heroes have kids, they go to school. He orders his men to locate the school, captures the adult heroes, and sets them up for execution at an abandoned prison. How far does he get with his plan? ''They throw the switch''.
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