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->son Dorno, they team up to protect their planet from sinister
->invaders!

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->son Dorno, they team up to protect their planet from sinister
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sinister invaders!

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->fearless wonders! With Zandor their leader, and his wife Tara and

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->fearless wonders! With wonders!
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->They're the Herculoids!

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->They're the Herculoids!Herculoids!"
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->"Somewhere out in space live the Herculoids:
->Zok, the laser-ray dragon, Igoo the giant rock ape,
->Tundro the Tremendous, Gloop and Gleep the formless,
->fearless wonders! With Zandor their leader, and his wife Tara and
->son Dorno, they team up to protect their planet from sinister
->invaders!
->All brave, all strong, all heroes!
->They're the Herculoids!
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* RedHeadedHero: Zandor
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"1960s", not "60s"


* RockBeatsLaser: Several enemies of the Herculoids have far more advenced tech, but lose tho them either way.

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* RockBeatsLaser: Several enemies of the Herculoids have far more advenced tech, but lose tho to them either way.



** ItsQuietTooQuiet: Xandor in "Mission of the Amatons" and "The Island of the Gravites".

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** ItsQuietTooQuiet: Xandor Zandor in "Mission of the Amatons" and "The Island of the Gravites".



* TreasureRoom: "The Raider Apes". In the villager's cave system.

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* TreasureRoom: "The Raider Apes". In Apes" had one in the villager's villagers' cave system.



* TwoShorts: The 60s show, had two shorts per episode both with the Herculoids.

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* TwoShorts: The 60s show, 1960s show had two shorts per episode episode, both with the Herculoids.
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* TwoShorts: The 60s show, had two shorts per episode both with the Herculoids.
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The title creatures in "The Mutoids".

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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The title creatures in "The Mutoids". And of course, Gloop and Gleep.
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* PlantMooks: When a glowing meteor lands on their home world, the Herculoids find themselves battling common, harmless flora suddenly gone monstrous, aggressive and hostile.

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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[BlobMonster gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, [[MixAndMatchCritters a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn]], and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.

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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[BlobMonster gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable [[NighInvulnerability rocklike skin]]; Tundro, [[MixAndMatchCritters a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn]], and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.



* ActionMom: Tara, very rarely. Most of the time she was a DistressedDamsel.

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* ActionMom: Tara, very rarely. Most of the time she was a DistressedDamsel.DamselInDistress.



* DamselInDistress: Tara.



* DistressedDamsel: Tara



* [[OurDragonsAreDifferent/WesternAnimation Our Dragons Are Different]]: Zok

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* [[OurDragonsAreDifferent/WesternAnimation Our Dragons Are Different]]: ZokOurDragonsAreDifferent: Zok.
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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[BlobMonster gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn, and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.

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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[BlobMonster gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, [[MixAndMatchCritters a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn, horn]], and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.
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* RockBeatsLaser: Several enemies of the Herculoids have far more advenced tech, but lose tho them either way.
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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[TheBlob gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn, and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.

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When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[TheBlob [[BlobMonster gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn, and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.
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Wafer Thin Mint was renamed to The Last Straw per TRS


* TheLastStraw: Zandor uses this against the gold-stealing "The Raider Apes".



* WaferThinMint: Zandor uses this against the gold-stealing "The Raider Apes".

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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Amzot[[note]]Quasar in the 1980's ''Space Stars'' revival[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tara, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.

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\nThis 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} Creator/HannaBarbera was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Amzot[[note]]Quasar in the 1980's 1980s ''Space Stars'' revival[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tara, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.



In the early 1980s, the Herculoids joined SpaceGhost in the AnimatedAnthology series ''WesternAnimation/SpaceStars''.

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In the early 1980s, the Herculoids joined SpaceGhost Space Ghost in the AnimatedAnthology series ''WesternAnimation/SpaceStars''.
''WesternAnimation/SpaceStars''.






* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese dub has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6pHynlUnaY&feature=related this]]

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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese dub has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6pHynlUnaY&feature=related this]]this]].



* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Zandor and Zok in "Sarko the Arkman."
* BigRedButton: "Malak and the Metal Apes". Used to activate a SelfDestructMechanism.
* TheBlank: The title opponents in "Attack of the Faceless People".
* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: The eyes of the monsters of the Stone Forest in "The Lost Dorgyte."
* {{Crossover}}: They appeared in the ''SpaceGhost'' cartoon "The Molten Monsters of Moltar", part 4 of the six-part "Council of Doom" serial.

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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Zandor and Zok in "Sarko the Arkman."
Arkman".
* BigRedButton: "Malak and the Metal Apes". Used Apes" has one, used to activate a SelfDestructMechanism.
* TheBlank: The title opponents villains in "Attack of the Faceless People".
* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: The eyes of the monsters of the Stone Forest in "The Lost Dorgyte."
Dorgyte".
* {{Crossover}}: They appeared in the ''SpaceGhost'' ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost'' cartoon "The Molten Monsters of Moltar", part 4 of the six-part "Council of Doom" serial.



* DivingSave: Dorno to Gleep in "Swamp Monster."

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* DivingSave: Dorno to Gleep in "Swamp Monster."Monster".



* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Igoo, and the flying monkeys in "The Beaked People."
* EvilLaugh: Most of the {{villains}}.

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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Igoo, and the flying monkeys in "The Beaked People."
People".
* EvilLaugh: Most of the {{villains}}.villains.



* FastballSpecial: Gloop changes to a giant slingshot to throw Igoo and also throws Gleep once.

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* FastballSpecial: Gloop changes to a giant slingshot to throw Igoo Igoo, and also throws Gleep once.



* HarmlessFreezing: Igoo in "Mekkor."

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* HarmlessFreezing: Igoo in "Mekkor.""Mekkor".



* HostageSituation: Tara and Dorno occasionally.

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* HostageSituation: Tara and Dorno Dorno, occasionally.



* IncredibleShrinkingMan: Happens to the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."

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* IncredibleShrinkingMan: Happens to the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."of Terror".



* ReversePolarity: "Revenge of the Pirates". Zok does his with his eye beams.

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* ReversePolarity: In "Revenge of the Pirates". Pirates", Zok does his this with his eye beams.



* ShrinkRay: Used on the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."

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* ShrinkRay: Used on the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."of Terror".



** GladHesOnOurSide - Dorno says "I'm glad you're on our side" to Tundro in "The Lost Dorgyte".

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** GladHesOnOurSide - GladHesOnOurSide: Dorno says says, "I'm glad you're on our side" side," to Tundro in "The Lost Dorgyte".



** LeaveHimToMe: The king of "The Mole Men", referring to Zandor.
** SeizeThem: The king of "The Mole Men", again referring to Zandor.

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** LeaveHimToMe: LeaveHimToMe[=/=]SeizeThem: The king of "The Mole Men", referring to Zandor.
** SeizeThem: The king of "The Mole Men", again referring to
Zandor.



** WeWillMeetAgain: Sta-Lak says "I will be back!" at the end of "Return of Sta-Lak''.

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** WeWillMeetAgain: Sta-Lak says says, "I will be back!" at the end of "Return of Sta-Lak''.



* WaferThinMint: Zandor uses this against the gold-stealing "The Raider Apes."

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* WaferThinMint: Zandor uses this against the gold-stealing "The Raider Apes."Apes".
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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[note]]Amzot in the original series[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tara, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.

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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[note]]Amzot Amzot[[note]]Quasar in the original series[[/note]], 1980's ''Space Stars'' revival[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tara, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.
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corrected misspellings of Tara\'s name; added info to \"Crossover\" example.


This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[note]]Amzot in the original series[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tarra, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.

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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[note]]Amzot in the original series[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tarra, Tara, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.



* ActionMom: Tarra, very rarely. Most of the time she was a DistressedDamsel.

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* ActionMom: Tarra, Tara, very rarely. Most of the time she was a DistressedDamsel.



* {{Crossover}}: They appeared in one part of a five-part ''SpaceGhost'' cartoon.

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* {{Crossover}}: They appeared in one part of a five-part the ''SpaceGhost'' cartoon.cartoon "The Molten Monsters of Moltar", part 4 of the six-part "Council of Doom" serial.



* DistressedDamsel: Tarra

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* DistressedDamsel: TarraTara



* HornAttack: Thundro's signature attack, especially of the shooting variety.
* HostageSituation: Tarra and Dorno occasionally.
* HypnoTrinket: "Ruler of the Reptons". The Reptons use a crown to MindControl Tarra.

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* HornAttack: Thundro's Tundro's signature attack, especially of the shooting variety.
* HostageSituation: Tarra Tara and Dorno occasionally.
* HypnoTrinket: "Ruler of the Reptons". The Reptons use a crown to MindControl Tarra.Tara.



* InvincibleHero: Every member of the cast except for Tarra and Dorno.

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* InvincibleHero: Every member of the cast except for Tarra Tara and Dorno.



* RedAlert: In "Prisoner of the Bubblemen" after Zandor and Tarra escape.

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* RedAlert: In "Prisoner of the Bubblemen" after Zandor and Tarra Tara escape.
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* HotMom: Tarra
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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[hottip:*:Amzot in the original series]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[hottip:*:Just "Zandor" in the original series]]. Zandor's wife, Tarra, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.

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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[hottip:*:Amzot Quasar[[note]]Amzot in the original series]], series[[/note]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[hottip:*:Just Zandor[[note]]Just "Zandor" in the original series]].series[[/note]]. Zandor's wife, Tarra, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.
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* [[EverythingIsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Better With Monkeys]]: Igoo, and the flying monkeys in "The Beaked People."

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* [[EverythingIsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Better With Monkeys]]: EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Igoo, and the flying monkeys in "The Beaked People."
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** In a very small number of episodes Zok displayed the ability to breath fire, sadly this troper can not recall if he actually used it as a weapon so it's possible they some how managed to give a dragon a fire BreathWeapon while managing to avert KillItWithFire
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In the early 1980s, the Herculoids joined SpaceGhost in the AnimatedAnthology series ''Space Stars''.

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In the early 1980s, the Herculoids joined SpaceGhost in the AnimatedAnthology series ''Space Stars''.
''WesternAnimation/SpaceStars''.
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* HairOfGold: Tarra
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* HammeredIntoTheGround: In a non-comedic example, "The Crystalloids" had Igoo the rock ape pounding a Crystalloid into the ground with a club.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese dub has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6pHynlUnaY&feature=related this]]
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** In a very small number of episodes Zok displayed the ability to breath fire, sadly this troper can not recall if he actually used it as a weapon so it's possible they some how managed to give a dragon a fire BreathWeapon while managing to avert KillItWithFire
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This 1960s AnimatedSeries from {{Hanna-Barbera}} was unlike its contemporary, ''SpaceGhost'', in that it was set on Quasar[[hottip:*:Amzot in the original series]], a primitive planet protected by King Zandor[[hottip:*:Just "Zandor" in the original series]]. Zandor's wife, Tarra, and their son, Dorno, were the only other known human inhabitants. For some reason, aliens kept trying to conquer an isolated, largely uninhabited jungle world full of monsters. Go figure.

When trouble arose, Zandor commanded a small army of exotic beasts: Gloop and Gleep, a pair of [[TheBlob gelatinous]] [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shape-shifters]]; Igoo, [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys an ape]] with [[NighInvulnerable rocklike skin]]; Tundro, a rhino-triceratops-like creature that could shoot burning rocks from its horn, and Zok, a [[GiantFlyer flying]] [[OurDragonsAreDifferent dragon]] capable of firing [[FrickinLaserBeams laser beams]] [[EyeBeams from its eyes]] and tail.

In the early 1980s, the Herculoids joined SpaceGhost in the AnimatedAnthology series ''Space Stars''.

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!!This show provides examples of:

* ActionMom: Tarra, very rarely. Most of the time she was a DistressedDamsel.
* BadassFamily
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Zandor and Zok in "Sarko the Arkman."
* BigRedButton: "Malak and the Metal Apes". Used to activate a SelfDestructMechanism.
* TheBlank: The title opponents in "Attack of the Faceless People".
* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: The eyes of the monsters of the Stone Forest in "The Lost Dorgyte."
* {{Crossover}}: They appeared in one part of a five-part ''SpaceGhost'' cartoon.
* DeadlyDisc: Zandor's shield.
* DeployableCover: "The Time Creatures" and "Invasion of the Electroid Men''.
* DisintegratorRay: Many {{villains}} had these.
* DistressedDamsel: Tarra
* DivingSave: Dorno to Gleep in "Swamp Monster."
* DressingAsTheEnemy: "The Crystalites" and "Ruler of the Reptons".
* [[EverythingIsBetterWithMonkeys Everything's Better With Monkeys]]: Igoo, and the flying monkeys in "The Beaked People."
* EvilLaugh: Most of the {{villains}}.
* ExoticWeaponSupremacy: The heroes had slingshots loaded with Tundro's explosive rocks.
* EyeBeams: Zok's FrickinLaserBeams eyes.
* FastballSpecial: Gloop changes to a giant slingshot to throw Igoo and also throws Gleep once.
* FrickinLaserBeams: Zok, one of "The Gladiators of Kyanite" and the "Laser Lancers".
* GiantEnemyCrab: One of the microscopic monsters in the "Tiny World of Terror".
* GiantFlyer: Zok the dragon.
* HairOfGold: Tarra
* HandSignals: Igoo and Zandor in "The Raiders".
* HarmlessFreezing: Igoo in "Mekkor."
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Gorvak, the leader of "The Android People."
* HornAttack: Thundro's signature attack, especially of the shooting variety.
* HostageSituation: Tarra and Dorno occasionally.
* HotMom: Tarra
* HypnoTrinket: "Ruler of the Reptons". The Reptons use a crown to MindControl Tarra.
* ImprovisedParachute: Multiple examples, all involving Gloop and Gleep.
* IncredibleShrinkingMan: Happens to the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."
* InstantSedation: Used by "Sarko the Arkman" on Zandor.
* InvincibleHero: Every member of the cast except for Tarra and Dorno.
* ISurrenderSuckers: The Mutoid leader Mutak in "The Mutoids".
* JetPack: Used by enemies in "Queen Skorra" and "The Pirates"
* MuggedForDisguise: Several Crystalite guards in "The Crystalites".
* [[OurDragonsAreDifferent/WesternAnimation Our Dragons Are Different]]: Zok
* PlanetaryRomance
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Zandor's shield.
* PutTheirHeadsTogether: "Invasion of the Electrode Men" and "Ruler of the Reptons".
* RedAlert: In "Prisoner of the Bubblemen" after Zandor and Tarra escape.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The title characters in "The Mutoids" and "The Crystaloids".
* RedHeadedHero: Zandor
* ReversePolarity: "Revenge of the Pirates". Zok does his with his eye beams.
* RubberMan: Gloop and Gleep
* SelfDestructMechanism: "Malak and the Metal Apes". Standard feature in the Metal Apes (robots).
* ShrinkRay: Used on the protagonists in "Tiny World Of Terror."
* SkintoneSclerae
* StockPhrases
** GladHesOnOurSide - Dorno says "I'm glad you're on our side" to Tundro in "The Lost Dorgyte".
** ItsQuietTooQuiet: Xandor in "Mission of the Amatons" and "The Island of the Gravites".
** LeaveHimToMe: The king of "The Mole Men", referring to Zandor.
** SeizeThem: The king of "The Mole Men", again referring to Zandor.
** WeMeetAgain: Mekkano in "Mekkano, the Machine Master"
** WeWillMeetAgain: Sta-Lak says "I will be back!" at the end of "Return of Sta-Lak''.
* TakenForGranite: Subverted when a medusa-type villain tried to do this to Igoo, who already ''was'' granite.
* ThrowingYourShieldAlwaysWorks: Zandor in multiple episodes.
* TimmyInAWell: All of the animal members, but especially Gloop and Gleep.
* TrapDoor: "Sarko the Arkman" and "The Antidote".
* TreasureRoom: "The Raider Apes". In the villager's cave system.
* TreeBuchet: Igoo to Dorno in "The Raiders".
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The title creatures in "The Mutoids".
* WaferThinMint: Zandor uses this against the gold-stealing "The Raider Apes."
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Zandor and Dorno.
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