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* {{Irony}}: When Skeletor calls him out for making Motherboard his right-hand instead of him, Hordak boasts that she was merely an extension of his hand, a tool of the Horde, just like Skeletor. Ironically, Hordak himself is just another tool of the Horde, as he is merely just the second-in-command of Horde Prime, who is the ''true'' leader of the Horde. Skeletor even calls him out on this, too.
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* {{Irony}}: When Skeletor calls him out for making Motherboard his right-hand instead of him, himself, Hordak boasts that she was merely an extension of his hand, a tool of the Horde, just like Skeletor. Ironically, Hordak himself is just another tool of the Horde, as he is merely just public face and field leader acting as the second-in-command of to Horde Prime, who is the ''true'' leader of the Horde.Horde, and no doubt the much greater threat than Hordak is. Skeletor even calls him out on this, too.
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* PuppetKing: Various toys and promotional materials refer to him as the Emperor of the Horde. However, at the end of the day, Hordak is little more than a warlord acting as the Horde's public face and field leader. If anything, Hordak is nothing more than a glorified poster boy and lapdog for Horde Prime, who is the ''true'' Emperor of the Horde.
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* FourStarBadass: As the field leader of the Horde, Hordak is the equivalent to Horde Prime's general.
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* AdaptationalBadass: While his Filmation counterpart wasn't weak per say, his boastful, dimwitted, and arrogant nature meant he lacked a great deal of foresight, resulting in his plans always failing, getting trounced by He-Man, She-Ra, and the Great Rebellion at every turn. Here, while he ultimately ends up being defeated, he still proves himself to be a force to be reckoned with, as Skeletor finds out.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Filmation Hordak wasn't outright stupid, but he was often blindsided by his arrogance, sadistic urge to make the Etherians' lives even more miserable, and therefore, made foolish decisions, [[GladIThoughtOfIt took his minions ideas as his own]], constantly insulted them and dropped them down his trap door. Here, while still incredibly arrogant, he displays far more cunning and pragmatism than his original counterpart ever did. His sadism also isn't as pronounced and is overall more respectful, if not apathetic and condescending, towards his minions.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Filmation Hordak wasn't outright stupid, but he was often blindsided by his arrogance, sadistic urge to make the Etherians' lives even more miserable, and therefore, made foolish decisions, [[GladIThoughtOfIt took his minions ideas as his own]], constantly insulted them and dropped them down his trap door. Here, while still incredibly arrogant, he displays far more cunning and pragmatism than his original counterpart ever did. His sadism also isn't as pronounced and is overall more respectful, if not apathetic and condescending, towards his minions.
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* AdaptationalBadass: While his Filmation counterpart wasn't weak per say, his boastful, dimwitted, boastful and arrogant nature meant he lacked a great deal of foresight, resulting in his plans always failing, getting trounced by He-Man, She-Ra, and the Great Rebellion at every turn. Here, while he ultimately ends up being defeated, he still proves himself to be a force to be reckoned with, as Skeletor finds out.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Filmation Hordak wasn't outright stupid, but he was often blindsided by his arrogance, sadistic urge to make the Etherians' lives even more miserable, and therefore, made foolish decisions, [[GladIThoughtOfIt took hisminions minions' ideas as his own]], constantly insulted them and dropped them down his trap door.door whenever they failed or annoyed him. Here, while still incredibly arrogant, he displays far more cunning and pragmatism than his original counterpart ever did. His sadism also isn't as pronounced and is overall more respectful, if not apathetic and condescending, towards his minions.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Filmation Hordak wasn't outright stupid, but he was often blindsided by his arrogance, sadistic urge to make the Etherians' lives even more miserable, and therefore, made foolish decisions, [[GladIThoughtOfIt took his
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* BodyHorror: [[spoiler:Courtesy of the Havoc Staff. It strips off all flesh from Keldor's face as he transforms into Skeletor.]]
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* BodyHorror: BodyHorror:
** [[spoiler:Courtesy of the Havoc Staff. It strips off all flesh from Keldor's face as he transforms into Skeletor.]]]]
** Even his Skeletek transformation in ''Revolution'' doesn't look pleasant. He becomes an equivalent of cybernetic Grim Reaper.
** [[spoiler:Courtesy of the Havoc Staff. It strips off all flesh from Keldor's face as he transforms into Skeletor.
** Even his Skeletek transformation in ''Revolution'' doesn't look pleasant. He becomes an equivalent of cybernetic Grim Reaper.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The way ''Revolution'' executed how Keldor and Skeletor were the same person could easily be considered a stand-in for Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The way ''Revolution'' executed how Keldor and Skeletor were the same person could easily be considered a stand-in for Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)(DID).
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* BodyHorror: [[spoiler:Courtesy of the Havoc Staff. It strips off all flesh from Keldor's face as he transforms into Skeletor.]]
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* MagicStaff: His iconic ''Havoc Staff'' is his primary weapon, he can use his magic to give it a dagger-like point on the bottom part and can also [[FireBreathingWeapon shoot]] [[MatchstickWeapon powerful]] [[PlayingWithFire flames]].
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* MagicStaff: His iconic ''Havoc Staff'' is his primary weapon, he can use his magic to give it a dagger-like point on the bottom part and can also [[FireBreathingWeapon shoot]] [[MatchstickWeapon powerful]] [[PlayingWithFire flames]]. [[spoiler:This particular staff is the very thing that has transformed Keldor into Skeletor.]]
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** [[spoiler: Upon absorbing the Power of Grayskull, he gains a much deadlier new form, ''Skelegod''--a much bulkier and far-more demonic looking monstrosity that makes Skeletor's base form look like a cuddly dolly.]]
** [[spoiler:He gets another one in ''Revolution'' upon defeating Hordak, utilizing the Horde technology in his system and his own magic to construct a body of pure dark energy for himself that he can reshape at will.]]
** [[spoiler:He gets another one in ''Revolution'' upon defeating Hordak, utilizing the Horde technology in his system and his own magic to construct a body of pure dark energy for himself that he can reshape at will.]]
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** [[spoiler: Upon absorbing the Power of Grayskull, he gains a much deadlier new form, ''Skelegod''--a ''Skelegod''-- a much bulkier and far-more demonic looking monstrosity that makes Skeletor's base form look like a cuddly dolly.]]
** [[spoiler:He gets another one in ''Revolution'' upon defeating Hordak, utilizing the Horde technology in his system and his own magic to construct a body of pure dark energy for himself that he can reshape at will. He even calls it ''Skeletor 2.0''.]]
** [[spoiler:He gets another one in ''Revolution'' upon defeating Hordak, utilizing the Horde technology in his system and his own magic to construct a body of pure dark energy for himself that he can reshape at will. He even calls it ''Skeletor 2.0''.]]
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such. She doesn't kill him, but ''does'' threaten to do if he ever does something like this again.
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such. She doesn't kill him, but ''does'' threaten to do so if he ever does something like this again.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: YouDontLookLikeYou explains it in detail, but in ''Revolution'' Hordak looks pretty much nothing like he does in the ''Revelation'' prequel comics.
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** This can be chalked up to the fact that the animation team hadn't created Hordak's design yet at the time of ''Revelation'' and the prequel comics. It's also possible that Hordak used the Havoc Staff's influence to make himself look different in the false memories he implanted in Skeletor's mind.
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such.
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such. She doesn't kill him, but ''does'' threaten to do if he ever does something like this again.
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* WalkingSpoiler: Just talking about her reveals not only that she's a character and not just some metal idol but the involvement of the Horde as well
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* WalkingSpoiler: Just talking about her reveals not only that she's a character and not just some metal idol but the involvement of the Horde as wellwell.
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such.
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: She treats Skeletor barging into her conversation with Hordak and boasting about their success as such. She doesn't kill him, but ''does'' threaten to do if he ever does something like this again.
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* WalkingSpoiler: Just talking about her reveals not only that she's a character and not just some metal idol but the involvement of the Horde as well
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* WalkingSpoiler: Just talking about her reveals not only that she's a character and not just some metal idol but the involvement of the Horde as wellwell.
