History WesternAnimation / MightyMightor

* HeroesWantRedHeads: Tor likes Sheera but she only cares about Mightor, who of course happens to be Tor.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: The main characters are human, but most of the villains are only vaguely so, looking like squat neanderthals with monstrous features (like fangs, pointed ears, red or yellow eyes, or green skin). Sometimes they're expressly called by names that suggest they're not human, like the Cavern Creatures.

** DamselOutOfDistress: Then subverted when the villain grabbed Sheera, held the point of a spear to her throat, and declared "You can't hurt me, I have your women!"... and she immediately disarmed him, and she and the rest of the women proceeded to beat the crap out of him and throw him off his own boat. Mightor just stood and watched, smiling.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: The main characters are human, but many of the villains are only vaguely so, looking like neanderthals with monstrous features (like fangs, pointed ears, or green skin).

* DinosaursAreDragons: Tog has wings like a dragon, which no dinosaur (birds included) is known to sport, and gets a fire-breathing upgrade as part of the club's power.

* {{Expy}}: Mightor is a rather blatant expy of ComicBook/TheMightyThor, due to the show having originally been intended to be a Thor series. Magic weapon turns an ordinary harmless person into a hero of mythological proportions? It's all there. It's even in the name. ('''Migh'''ty '''T'''h'''or'''). The main difference is his backstory, which more closely resembles [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] than Thor.

* HollywoodPrehistory: Cavemen and dinosaurs both exist -- even the hero's sidekick is a (winged!) dinosaur. "The Mightiest Warrior" centers around fighting one, and "The Island of the Dinosaurs" takes place (as the title suggests) on an island filled with them.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: The main characters are human, but many of the villains are only vaguely so, looking like neanderthals with monstrous features (like fangs or pointed ears).

* TheLoad: Little Rok is this so much that Mightor himself even muses, "Oh no, not Little Rok again," in some episodes. To be fair, he seemed to get better as the show went on, able to at least act as a distraction while Mightor cleaned house.

** DamselOutOfDistress: Then subverted when the villain grabbed Sheera and declared "You can't hurt me, I have your women!"... and she immediately disarmed him, and she and the rest of the women proceeded to beat the crap out of him and throw him off his own boat. Mightor just stood and watched, smiling.
* DistressedDude: Little Rok is also kidnapped by the villains. Tor himself even gets kidnapped sometimes.

* {{Expy}}: Mightor is a rather blatant expy of ComicBook/TheMightyThor, due to the show having originally been intended to be a Thor series. Magic weapon turns an ordinary harmless person into a hero of mythological proportions? It's all there.

* HandsomeHeroicCaveman: The eponymous character was a prehistoric superhero with an idealized [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]-ish physique. He is the OlderAlterEgo for teenage caveman Tor (no relation to the comic book character Tor, the Mighty Orbot named Tor, or Tor Johnson), who, along with his girlfriend Sheera (no relation to She-Ra), also fit this trope.

* HollywoodPrehistory: Cavemen and dinosaurs both exist -- even the hero's sidekick is a (winged!) dinosaur.

* TheLoad: Little Rok is this so much that Mightor himself even muses, "Oh no, not Little Rok again," in some episodes.

* RoguesGallery: Rogg and The Stone Men, Gorg and Brog the Mountain Men, The Serpent Queen, etc.
* {{Superhero}}: Mightor is a very early example.
* SuperStrength: Good God, is Mightor damn strong. At one point he lifts up a whole island with people on it all by himself.

* TransformationSequence: While not a major one, Tor has one where he raises the club and becomes Mightor, who flies off. The backgrounds change based on the episode, but it is the same sequence.

* AsideGlance: Ork gives many.
* CarryABigStick: Mightor had a magical club that changed him from his SecretIdentity into his heroic form and could shoot various forms of energy (as well as beating up villains.
* ClarkKenting: To an extreme level. Mightor is Tor, Tor always disappears when Mightor appears. Tor has a pet dinosaur named Tog, Mightor has an identical-looking pet dinosaur also named Tog who can breathe fire. Even in a prehistoric setting, it is unreal no one ever figured out this "secret".

* DamselInDistress: Sheera is kidnapped multiple times by the villains.

* HandsomeHeroicCaveman: The eponymous character was a prehistoric superhero with an idealized [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]-ish physique. He is the OlderAlterEgo for teenage caveman Tor (no relation to the comic book character Tor), who, along with his girlfriend Sheera, also fit this trope.

* IrislessEyeMaskOfMystery: Mightor's mask does this, but in this case his transformation is already magical.
* KidSidekick: Little Rock dreams of being this, and tries but usually fails.
* TheLoad: Little Rock is this so much that Mightor himself even muses, "Oh no, not Little Rock again," in some episodes.

* TagalongKid: Little Rok is this.
* ThreeShorts: The show ran on this format. There were two Mightor cartoons with one [[WesternAnimation/MobyDickHannaBarbera Moby Dick]] cartoon in the middle.

* KidSidekick: Little Rok dreams of being this, and tries but usually fails.
* TheLoad: Little Rok is this so much that Mightor himself even muses, "Oh no, not Little Rok again," in some episodes.

* ClarkKenting: To an extreme level. Mightor is Tor, Tor always disappears when Mightor appears. Tor has a pet dinosaur named Tog, Mightor has a pet dinosaur named Tog who can breathe fire. Even in a prehistoric setting, it is unreal no one ever figured out this "secret".

* TagalongKid: Little Rock is this.

* EverythingIsBetterWithDinosaurs: In a way, Tog is this trope, but bad guy dinosaurs avert this.

** DistressedDude: So is Little Rok, and sometimes even Tor himself.

This Creator/HannaBarbera series was another of the studio's 1960s action lineup. ''Mighty Mightor'' featured the adventures of Mightor and his pet, Tog, in a prehistoric setting. Mightor is in reality Tor, who received a magic club from resucing an old hermit from a rampaging dinosaur. He need only raise the club and yell "Mightor" to change into a prehistoric superhero complete with flight and SuperStrength.

* ClarkKenting: To an extreme level, Mightor is Tor....Tor always disappears when Mightor appears. Tor has a pet dinosaur named Tog, Mightor has a pet dinosaur named Tog who can breathe fire. While this has a prehistoric setting it is unreal no one ever figured out this "secret".

* EvilLaugh: Almost all of the villains had one.

* HandsomeHeroicCaveman: The eponymous character was a prehistoric superhero with an idealized [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]-ish physique. He is the OlderAlterEgo for teenage caveman Tor (no relation to the comic book character Tor), who, along with his his girlfriend Sheera, also fit this trope.

* MonsterOfTheWeek: Some of Mightor's enemies were this.

* {{Superhero}}: Mightor is a very early example for his time period.

This Creator/HannaBarbera series was another of the studio's 1960s action lineup. ''Mighty Mightor'' featured the adventures of Mightor and his pet, Tog, in a prehistoric setting. Mightor is in reality Tor, who received a magic club from resucing an old hermit. He need only raise the club and yell "Mightor" to change.

* {{Expy}}: Mightor is a rather blatant expy of ComicBook/TheMightyThor, due to the show having originally been intended to be a Thor series.

* DinosaursAreDragons: Tog has wings like one, which no dinosaur (birds included) is known to sport, and gets a fire-breathing upgrade as part of the club's power.

* DistressedDude: So is Little Rok, and sometimes even Tor himself.

* DistressedDude: So is Little Rok, and sometimes even Tor himself.

This Creator/HannaBarbera series, was another of their 60s Action line up. Mighty Mightor featured the adventures of Mightor and his friend Tog in a prehistoric setting. Mightor is in reality Tor who received a magic club from resucing an old hermit. He need only raise the club and yell "Mightor" to change.

In his original lineup, Mightor shared a half hour with ''[[WesternAnimation/MobyDickHannaBarbera Moby Dick]]''.

* ActionSeries: Another of Hanna Barbera's one from the 60s.

* {{Crossover}}: With WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost in his Council of Doom event. Space Ghost is accidentally zapped into the past and is saved by Mightor and Tog.
* DamselInDistress: Sheera is kidnapped multiple times by the villaians.

* EverythingIsBetterWithDinosaurs: In a way Tog is this trope but bad guy dinosaurs avert this.

* EvilTwin: In "Battle of the Mightors", Ogar returns disguised as Mightor to try and tick the villagers into thinking Mightor has gone evil.

* KidSidekick: Little Rok dreams of being this and tries and usually failed.
* TheLoad: Little Rok is this so much, Mightor even himself amsues "Oh no, not Little Rok" again in soem episodes.

* OriginStory: As detailed after the opening theme, Tor saves an ancinet hermit who gives him a club that allows him to become Mightor and allows Tog to breathe fire.
* RoguesGallery: Rogg and The Stone Men, Gorg and Brog the Mountain Men, The Serpent Queen, etc
* {{Superhero}}: Mightor is a very early for hsi time period example.
* SuperStrength: Good God is Mightor damn strong. At one point he lifts up a whole island with people on it all by himeself.
* ThreeShorts: Ran on this format. There were two Mightor cartoons with one [[WesternAnimation/MobyDickHannaBarbera Moby Dick]] cartoon in the middle.
* TransformationSequence: While not a major one Tor has one where he raises the club and becomes Mightor who flies off. The backgrounds change based on the episodes but it the same sequence.

In his original lineup, Mightor shared a half hour with ''WesternAnimation/MobyDickHannaBarbera''.

* HammeredIntoTheGround: Mightor has dispatched many enemies this way.
* HandBlast: Space Ghost uses his power bands to fire stun rays, heat rays and so on.
** Giant ant/spider hybrids were minions of the Spider Woman in "The Web".
* {{Invisibility}}: Invisibility is one of WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost's main powers. His {{sidekick}}s Jan, Jace and Blip can also use "Inviso Power" (as it's called InUniverse).