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Darius
Veteran of the Chemical War, exclaimed technician from the planet Krayk and former leader of the Galactic Guardian. (Only appear in the comics).
- Ultimate Blacksmith: According to his classic bio, he was the one who designed the Starship Eternia.
- Uncertain Doom: He was seriously injured in the battle of Fetra IV, though it uncertain if he was killed or in recovery.
Hydron
- Played by: Don Brown (New Adventures)
Leader of the Galactic Guardians, from the underwater city of Serus.
- Fiery Redhead: Subverted; despite being a redhead, he's mostly of the stern leader type.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: Rarely seen apart of Flipshot.
- Not So Above It All: In "Four Ways to Sundown" we see he's not above aggrandizing himself when retelling a battle.
- The Stoic: Hydron very rarely loses his cool.
- Straight Man: To Flipshot.
Artilla
- Played by: Gary Chalk (New Adventures)
A protocol android redesigned for battle.
- Drill Sergeant Nasty: Artilla acts as this to the Priman recruits.
- Eyepatch of Power: His blue left eye emulates one.
Flipshot/Tc Icarius Kaz
- Played by: Scott McNeil (New Adventures)"I was born ready!"
Daring (and sometimes reckless) pilot from the cloud city of Levitan.
- Ace Pilot: Flipshot is often portrayed as being particularly good fighter pilot among the Galactic Guardians, and was the pilot for the Starship Eternia in the minicomics.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: Rarely seen apart of Hydron. When not with Hydron, he tends to be with Spinwit.
Kayo
- Played by: Don Brown (New Adventures)
A Galactic Guardian who appears in the minicomics and is the first one to find He-Man after Hydron and Flipshot bring the hero to the Tri-Solar Galaxy. He also appears in the cartoon, albeit Demoted to Extra.
- Good Old Fisticuffs: He's better using his punches than his gun.
- One-Liner: To Optikk; "made you blink!"
Mara
- Played by: Venus Terzo (New Adventures)
- Action Girl: Not at first, but she eventually grows into this.
- Ascended Extra: Has a much heavier role in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. She was the She-Ra before Adora, infamous for breaking the line of She-Ras and sealing Etheria in Despondos. Figuring out the reasons behind her actions forms much of the show's Myth Arc.
- Epic Flail: She has a a flail-shaped ponytail that she uses to fight.
- Replacement Goldfish: Or she tries. She takes Teela's place (who even reappears for one episode), becomes an action girl and there's some shiptease here and there between Mara and He-Man, but ultimately nothing comes from that
- Took a Level in Badass: She began just as Master Sebrian's assistant, but became more of an Action Girl in later episodes of the TV series.
- Toyless Toyline Character: There was a prototype for a figure, but the toyline was cancelled before she could be released.
- She finally got a toy thanks to the Classic Toyline.
Nocturna
- Adaptation Dye-Job: Nocturna’s action figure has black hair, but in the series he was blond.
- Advertised Extra: Nocturna is a main character in the toyline, but despite appearing several times in the animated series, he does not speak until the final episode.
Sagitar
- Played by: Cambell Lane (New Adventures)
A centaur-like being from planet Palomar (Equinos in the cartoon), who can adopt a straight stance to become a four-armed man.
- Multi-Armed and Dangerous: When standing straight.
- Our Centaurs Are Different: His species are a sort of centaurs who can raise their forelegs to use as an extra set of arms. The episode The Running of the Herd revealed that his species are even descended from horses.
- Token Nonhuman: The other Galactic Guardians are humans whose abilities come from their armors, while he has additional limbs, normal for his species.
Spinwit
- Played by: Ted Cole (New Adventures)
Tuskador
- Played by: Alvin Sanders (New Adventures)
A Galactic Guardian with an elephantine armor, who can catch his enemies with the tusks built in his armor.
Vizar
- Advertised Extra: despite having a figure released, Vizar is a background character and disappears for most of the series, returning for the final few episodes.
