History Characters / MastersOfTheUniverseHeroicWarriors

* HeroesWantRedheads: Teela, though how red her hair was depended on the series.
** Many one off guest female characters in the show were notably red heads or similar and flirted or, at least, were smitten by He-Man. The Queen of Phantos was one of them.
** [[WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower Castaspella]] also got his attention, probably because she was the only gal on Etheria to flirt with him as Adam as well as He-Man.

* HeroesWantRedheads: Again, Queen Marlena.

* {{Expy}}: His sole reason for existing is because they couldn't do a live-action Orko with the effects technology of the 1980's.

** Averted in the 2002 series, where it is left ambiguous whether Duncan or Fisto is Teela's biological father, though WordOfGod is that the intention was to make Fisto her father.

* LegacyCharacter: [[spoiler:Becomes the new Sorceress in the New 52-era DC comics]].

* CanonImmigrant: He was created for the ''Film/MastersOfTheUniverse'' movie but was later introduced to the toyline and comics.

* GoodWearsWhite: She is the BigGood and wears a white dress. Averted in the 2002 series, where she instead wears green and gold.

Stratos sister and second in command.

* HeroicSacrifice: Subverted when Roboto seemingly destroyed himself to save Man-At-Arms in the Filmation cartoon. Man-At-Arms managed to fix him a second time. Also subverted in the 2002 cartoon when he was seemingly destroyed but later repaired by Man-At-Arms.

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* AdaptedOut: The movie replaced him with Gwildor because they couldn't make a live action Orko with the technology of the 1980's.

* LethalChef: As seen in the 1938 show, Orko is ''not'' a good chef when trying to cook for others, to the point of dangerous recipes. In "The Good Shall Survive", his attempt at making a pie ends up with a ''pure baking soda filling'' instead. It actually ends up saving the day, as the disaster of a recipe is stolen along with other foods from storage, leaving the thieving Tycons with horrible stomachaches. Despite this, pre-made food that he summons for himself always seems to be a safe bet.

* MsFanservice: Wears outfits that showcase alot of skin and often has a breathy, sexy voice.

* ByThePowerOfGrayskull: TropeNamer. In ''The New Adventures of He-Man'', he would say "By the Power of Eternia".
** He would turn back to Adam with "Let the power return!"

* ChickMagnet: Not so much in his own series, aside from Teela and the one off guest characters, but when he shows up on ''She-Ra'', he is this, whether as He-Man or Adam. Castaspella used her magic to forcefully bring him to Etheria, just because she saw how handsome Adam was. And Frosta was so smitten and obvious (and by obvious, we mean she literally ''flinging herself at his arms'') that He-Man was uncomfortable, to say the least. Also, with Mara and Drissi in ''New Adventures''.
** More so in the DC Comics stories, where part of Adam's pretense as the court fop was being more concerned with "wenching" than fulfilling his duties as Prince of the realm (see ALadyOnEachArm below).

* ObfuscatingDisability: WordOfGod says [[https://youtu.be/9PCuHqM5Jbc his magic works just fine]] on Eternia and he just pretends he can't do magic.

* PinkHeroine: Combined with GracefulLadiesPreferPurple in ''The New Adventures'' where Teela's attire consists of pink and purple.

* OurGodsAreDifferent: Prior to the Filmation cartoon, she was usually referred to as the Goddess, though she didn't seem do anything outside the bounds of what the current Sorceress can except get out of the castle once in a while and commune with nature or whatever without turning into a nigh-powerless bird. Post-Filmation comics go with the cartoon's "Sorceress".

* LiteralSplitPersonality: As mentioned above, Skeletor used the Goddess/Sorceress's power to create a baby duplicate of her which he planned to mentally dominate and [[WifeHusbandry raise]] into his bride so that when she developed her powers they could take Grayskull together. In "The Tale of Teela", Skeletor managed to kidnap her and mind-control her, forcing the Sorceress to merge with her in order to break the spell. In the end, the Sorceress separates herself from Teela once more--as good as it felt to be whole again, Teela had a life of her own. Although, at the end, He-Man wonders if they might end up merging for good, someday.

* LiteralSplitPersonality: As mentioned above, Skeletor used the Goddess/Sorceress's power to create a baby duplicate of her which he planned to mentally dominate [[WifeHusbandry raise]] into his bride so that when she developed her powers they could take Grayskull together. In "The Tale of Teela", Skeletor managed to kidnap her and mind-control her, forcing the Sorceress to merge with her in order to break the spell. In the end, the Sorceress separates herself from Teela once more--as good as it felt to be whole again, Teela had a life of her own. Although, at the end, He-Man wonders if they might end up merging for good, someday.

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* CompositeCharacter: Was originally The Sorceress' pet before the filmation show made Zoar her alternate form.

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