There’s Demolisher also who entered the black pyramid in The Demolisher
Demolisher is already on the list as #3 
We’re waiting for Liam to post a new one 
Waiting for you @LiamABC
Ah, woops, forgot about this one - I was trying to think of a new category but got a bit bogged down with life.
OK, here’s one:
[B]TOPIC: Characters whose voices changed:
- Snarf (his voice was a lot less high-pitched after the first two episodes)[/B]
TOPIC: Characters whose voices changed:
- Snarf (his voice was a lot less high-pitched after the first two episodes)[B]
- Tygra (I’m pretty sure his voice changed in the 4th season (or 2nd season lates eps), but might be wrong)[/B]
TOPIC: Characters whose voices changed:
- Snarf (his voice was a lot less high-pitched after the first two episodes)
- Tygra (I’m pretty sure his voice changed in the 4th season (or 2nd season lates eps), but might be wrong)
3. Vultureman (Bob McFadden in his first two appearances).
Jumping in with a third, though I’m not sure I agree with Tygra as an answer, Tygra_Rules. Liam, what do you think?
I think Tygra is a valid answer but not for the reason given. His voice was different when he was aged in “Trouble With Time”. That said, I’d prefer to avoid the whole older-younger versions trick. There are at least two more voices that changed for other reasons, that I can think of. One for a reason already listed and one that just got a bit rougher.
Characters whose voices changed:
- Snarf (his voice was a lot less high-pitched after the first two episodes)
- Tygra (when he was aged in the Cave Of Time)
- Vultureman (Bob McFadden in his first two appearances).
4. Jaga (his voice changed when he became a ghost)
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(I was about to reply, but couldn’t think of another LOL)
Characters whose voices changed:
- Snarf (his voice was a lot less high-pitched after the first two episodes)
- Tygra (when he was aged in the Cave Of Time)
- Vultureman (Bob McFadden in his first two appearances).
- Jaga (his voice changed when he became a ghost)
5. Mumm-Rana (changed from Lynne Lipton to Gerrianne Raphael)
The ASOE changed, too, from Earl to Earle. Which is the one that just got a bit rougher, Liam?
I think I have a potential new category line up, but I need to make sure that there at least five answers!
Other answers included:
Slithe’s was the voice that got “rougher” - in later episodes it’s a lot more snarly and less serpentine.
The ASOE were also voiced by Robert McFadden in “Excalibur”.
Mandora’s voice became more of a “New York Cop” cliche in the later series.
Ah, my mistake on the ASOE. Bob McFadden and Earl Hammond offered such a variety of voices that sometimes I get them confused in my memory. [emoji2359]
All right, onward!
[B]TOPIC: Villains who made exactly two appearances
- Safari Joe (eponymous ep and “Fond Memories”)[/B]
[B]TOPIC: Villains who made exactly two appearances
- Safari Joe (eponymous ep and “Fond Memories”)
- Captain Shiner (“Sword in a Hole” and “Thunder Cats Ho!” - 5)[/B]
TOPIC: Villains who made exactly two appearances
- Safari Joe (eponymous ep and “Fond Memories”)
- Captain Shiner (“Sword in a Hole” and “Thunder Cats Ho!” - 5)
3. Spidera (“Queen Of 8 Legs” and “Fond Memories”)
Hmm, “Fond Memories” is proving rather useful in this topic!
Indeed! But it ends there, haha.
Yes, I noticed that too! Slithe was very much a regular, Rataro had 3 appearances and Dr Dometone wasn’t a villain.
TOPIC: Villains who made exactly two appearances
- Safari Joe (eponymous ep and “Fond Memories”)
- Captain Shiner (“Sword in a Hole” and “Thunder Cats Ho!” - 5)
- Spidera (“Queen Of 8 Legs” and “Fond Memories”)[B]
- Living Ooze (“Mandora the Evil Chaser” and “Lord of the Snows”)[/B]
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TOPIC: Villains who made exactly two appearances
- Safari Joe (eponymous ep and “Fond Memories”)
- Captain Shiner (“Sword in a Hole” and “Thunder Cats Ho!” - 5)
- Spidera (“Queen Of 8 Legs” and “Fond Memories”)
- Living Ooze (“Mandora the Evil Chaser” and “Lord of the Snows”)
5. Two-Time (“Return To Thundera” - part 2 I think - and one later episode, I forget which, but I guess the clue is in the name!)
Yeah, Two-Time appears again in “Swan Song”. (And it’s RTT Part 3, not Part 2. [emoji846])
Going back to Captain Shiner, he appears in more than one Part of “ThunderCats Ho!”—should those count as multiple appearances?
That’s a good question. Do multi-part stories count as a single entity or are the individual episodes counted separately?