* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, and do things he would never even think to do, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, and do things he would never even consider to do, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too and do things he would never even think to do, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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15th Jul '12 3:27:25 AM DevilMaster

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too and do things he would never even think to do, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

15th Jul '12 3:26:22 AM DevilMaster

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He feels his body moving by itself, and while King Grayskull fights effectively through his body, Adam has never any idea of what he is going to do next. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

15th Jul '12 3:22:57 AM DevilMaster

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, What if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, what if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

14th Jul '12 3:28:31 PM DevilMaster

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? What if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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* Whenever Adam says ByThePowerOfGrayskull, his strength and fighting ability increase, and he also gains a physical resemblance to King Grayskull. This allows him to accomplish amazing feats... but then, there's Cringer. Several times, Cringer shows to be afraid of the transformation, as if he feared what comes after. But why should a sentient creature be afraid of turning into a badass version of itself? Well, What if Adam doesn't merely get the ''power'' of King Grayskull, but is actually a WillingChanneler, who allows himself to be possessed by the ''soul'' of King Grayskull, gaining PowersViaPossession? This would mean that Adam, as He-Man, surrenders his free will and the control of his body to someone else. He effectively becomes a meat puppet for the spirit of Grayskull, and since he remembers everything he does as He-Man, he is conscious and lucid through the whole ordeal. '''This''' is why Cringer is terrified of the transformation: because, whenever he turns into Battle Cat, he feels his body moving by itself too, which makes him feel pure ''terror'' the entire time he is transformed.

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