Watching this
made me wonder whether there was a reason why Skeletor saved the children in the special? Was he really bad?
Helping would imply that he has a sense of ethics, but if so then why did he do all those rampages to control Greyskull?
Watching this
made me wonder whether there was a reason why Skeletor saved the children in the special? Was he really bad?
Helping would imply that he has a sense of ethics, but if so then why did he do all those rampages to control Greyskull?
According to He-Man and She-Ra: A Complete Guide to the Classic Animated Adventures, SkeletorTM simply felt compassion toward the children, motivated by the Spirit of ChristmasTM that has permeated EterniaTM.
Determined not to stay in one place, Skeletor orders the children to walk through the snowy tundra. However, the children are cold and weak, and the Manchines' puppy, Relay, cannot move through the thick snow. Skeletor, feeling a tinge of compassion, gives the children coats and carries Relay himself. The children tell Skeletor about Christmas, but he does not seem to understand the concept. He-Man and She-Ra arrive to save the children just as Hordak and an army of Horde Troopers appear on the scene. Hordak deflects one of Skeletor's blasts back at the Lord of Destruction, and the villain is knocked to the ground. Horde Prime arrives and prepares to take the children. A confused Skeletor, motivated by the spirit of Christmas, saves the children. He-Man and She-Ra throw Horde Prime's ship back to Horde World. A perplexed Skeletor is reassured by She-Ra that Christmas only comes once a year.