Mumm-Ra yes (twice, actually), Snarfer no. He only sort of hears Jaga’s thoughts in “Totem of Dera”, but there’s no indication that he can see him.
So yeah, the Mumm-Ra episode(s) and the second character are still up for grabs.
Mumm-Ra yes (twice, actually), Snarfer no. He only sort of hears Jaga’s thoughts in “Totem of Dera”, but there’s no indication that he can see him.
So yeah, the Mumm-Ra episode(s) and the second character are still up for grabs.
Is it Snarf in “The Thunderscope”?
It is Snarf, but not in “The Thunderscope”.
Let’s wait a beat to see if anyone steps up with the correct episodes, and if not, I’ll give it to you, Liam. [emoji846]
Could the Snarf one be “The Last Day”?
Nope. I don’t think anyone sees him in “The Last Day” besides Lion-O—Snarf is stuck in the Book the whole time, and when everyone else is in Limbo, Cheetara just says that she senses a friend is near. Jaga even says, “You cannot see or hear me, ThunderCats.”
The answers I had in mind were Mumm-Ra in either “ThunderCats Ho! Part Five” or “Malcar”, and Snarf in “Sword in a Hole”.
But you got the characters right, Liam, so it’s your turn to stump us!
“Sword in a Hole”? When did that happen?
Toward the end, when they’re imprisoned by NEPTUNE and Jaga appears to Lion-O.
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I do remember that exchange, but I never took it as meaning that Snarf could actually see Jaga, I just interpreted it as him guessing that Jaga had appeared to Lion-O.
Does the spirit of Claudus count as an answer? He and Jaga end up together in “The Shadowmaster”.
That may have been the intention, but in both voice acting and in animation the way he starts, turns and looks up in Jaga’s direction always felt to me like he was looking straight at him.
I hadn’t thought of this one. Maybe? From Claudus’s perspective, is Jaga a spirit? [emoji848]
Either way, you’re up, Liam.
Bump
I’d forgotten about this one!
OK, here’s one. Cheetara’s weapon is a staff, but in one episode it is referred to differently. What’s the episode and what do they call it?
The bo? Is the only one that comes to my mind, but can’t remember in which episode.
Not that I recall ever hearing.
Mule calls it a “power staff” in “Safari Joe,” but that’s hardly different. [emoji848]
Indeed “power staff” is merely an extension of staff. The incident I’m looking for is completely different.
“Baton”? I think there was an episode where it was called that way, but can’t remember whoch episode it was.
Baton is indeed the word I was looking for. Lion-O refers to it as that in “The Micrits”. Your turn, Tygra_Rules!
Thanks Liam!
Lost of things going on through mu mind to think of a new one, but I’ll try to come with it by the weekend.
Take your time.