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24th May '13 8:12:56 PM mythbuster

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6th Apr '13 11:19:19 PM DragonSwordX

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* Why was Jaga the one sent to wield the Sword of Omens against Ratilla? Wouldn't the king of the Thundera normally wield the Sword? Also, why does Ratar-O refer to Ratilla as his "ancestor"? Jaga was a man of somewhat advanced years at the time of his death, suggesting that his duel with Ratilla occurred perhaps a generation or two prior to the beginning of the series. Why wouldn't Ratar-O refer to Ratilla as his grandfather? More generally, why does Ratar-O tell the story as if he is relating ancient events, when they in fact occurred within living memory? For that matter, how is it that none of the Thundercats already know the story? Lion-O, Tygra, and Cheetara were all themselves Jaga's pupils, albeit in different ways, and Panthro certainly knew the man.

* I kind of get why Pumyra would still hate Lion-o but why would she work for Mumm-Ra when he was the cause of her death in the first place? He should be the one that she wants to kill or at the very least want to kill both him and Lion-o.

7th Mar '13 1:21:22 AM RTanker

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4th Feb '13 6:37:56 PM mythbuster

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