Game: Thundercats Quintet Game

Cartoons ThunderCats (1985)
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TOPIC: Items which have the ThunderCats insignia/symbol on them:

  1. Time Capsule
  2. The table in the Council Chamber
    3. Thundertank
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TOPIC: Items which have the ThunderCats insignia/symbol on them:

  1. Time Capsule
  2. The table in the Council Chamber
  3. Thundertank
    4. Suspension Capsules (different thing to the time capsule!)
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Bump :cool:

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New bump…

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I can think of a few things but I gave the previous answer.

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TOPIC: Items which have the ThunderCats insignia/symbol on them:

  1. Time Capsule
  2. The table in the Council Chamber
  3. Thundertank
  4. Suspension Capsules
    5. The Key of Thundera

I held off replying because I didn’t have a new category in mind, but I do now:

[B]TOPIC: Money or other forms of payment

  1. Diamonds in “Spitting Image”[/B]
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TOPIC: Money or other forms of payment

  1. Diamonds in “Spitting Image”
    2. The Jaga Penny in “Mandora”
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There was some Snarf currency mentioned in “The Feliner”, but can’t remember its name…

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Thunder Dollars!

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That’s three! I’ll offer a fourth, and I promise there’s at least one more.

TOPIC: Money or other forms of payment

  1. Diamonds in “Spitting Image”
  2. The Jaga Penny in “Mandora”
  3. Thunder Dollars in “Feliner”
    4. The Tabbut’s rents in “Spaceship Beneath the Sands”
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Also, didn’t the Berbils pay something to someone in some episodes? It’s not in “Berbils”, but another, I think.

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I wasn’t thinking of anything Berbil-related, but maybe? I would encourage you to think of people Mumm-Ra has hired. [emoji6]

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Well, not actually someone he hired, and not precisely a payment method, but Mumm-Ra paid Tygra some fruit for his “services” in “The Garden of Delights” LOL

Now, seriously, I was thinking of gold to Inflamer in “All that Glitteers”. Does it count?

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I believe Mumm-Ra pays Hammerhand gold for capturing Bengali, Lynx-O and Pumyra in “ThunderCats Ho!”

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I feel good about all of these answers! Tygra_Rules, feel free to start us up with a new quintent. [emoji4]

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Thanks Zax!

Here’s the new one. Episodes in which a single Mutant has been the main villain.

1. Superpower Potion - Vultureman

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Episodes in which a single Mutant has been the main villain.

  1. Superpower Potion - Vultureman
    2. Monkian’s Bargain - Monkian
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Episodes in which a single Mutant has been the main villain.

  1. Superpower Potion - Vultureman
  2. Monkian’s Bargain - Monkian
    3. Vultureman’s Revenge - Vultureman
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Episodes in which a single Mutant has been the main villain.

  1. Superpower Potion - Vultureman
  2. Monkian’s Bargain - Monkian
  3. Vultureman’s Revenge - Vultureman
    4. Jackalman’s Rebellion . Jackalman (I know Mole Master and Driller were on it, but we can agree it was Jackalman the main one).

Now I’m not sure there was a fifth one… Sorry. I’m sure I had a fifth one when posted it, but can’t remember it.

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I suppose it depends on how you define “main villain”. I can think of a few episodes where one Mutant features more heavily than the others, but the episode’s conflict doesn’t necessarily revolve around them (Monkian in “Trial of Cunning”, Jackalman in “The Transfer”), or where they share the spotlight with other villains (Vultureman in “Soundstones” and “The Zaxx Factor”).

I would also buy Slithe as the main villain in “Fireballs of Plun-Darr”.