General Nifel's second-in-command. Private Dobson - The Gleanon's computer programmer. Episodes Cast Don Brown - Hydron, Gepple, Optikk, Quakke, Kayo, Vizar, Werban Garry Chalk - He-Man, Artilla, Alcon, Andros (in "A New Beginning"), President Pell (in "Balance of Power," and "The Taking of Levitan"), Sgt. Krone (in "Balance of Power," "The Taking of Levitan," and "A Time to Leave"), Gross Ted Cole - Spinwit, Slush Head, Karatti, Staghorn, Gleep, Vice-president Etor (in "Balance of Power") Tracy Eisner - Drissi Mark Hildreth - Caz Antony Holland - Master Sebrian Campbell Lane - Skeletor, Sagitar Scott McNeil - Flipshot, Butthead, Krex, Captain Zang Doug Parker - Adam of Grayskull, Hoove, Meldoc Alvin Sanders - Flogg, Tuskador Venus Terzo - Crita, Mara, Sorceress of Castle Grayskull Additional voices Long John Baldry - Treylus (in "The Test of Time") Michael Donovan - General Nifel Cathy Weseluck - Teela (in "Once Upon a Time") Crew Susan Blu - Voice Director Jean Chalopin- Story Editor/Executive Producer Minicomics In the New Adventures mini-comics packaged with the toys, the story is slightly different: when Prince Adam and Skeletor travel to Primus, Adam becomes He-Man in front of Skeletor, revealing his secret identity and giving up the identity of Prince Adam to remain permanently as He-Man. The "explosion" from the transformation damages Skeletor and he has to become a cyborg in order to survive. Also in the comics, Skeletor does not fake allegiance to Flogg. Instead, he defeats Flogg and assumes full command of the Evil Mutants. The element of the transformation from Adam to He-Man is retained from the first cartoon series, as the makers felt it would be unwise to abandon it given that the transformation sequence had been one of the most popular elements of the original series. However, in this series, one word in the transformation line is different - instead of "By the power of Grayskull...I have the power!", he says "By the power of Eternia...I have the power!" Reception The show has been compared to the original series, with most reviews noting a dramatic shift in tone, creating a sense of discontinuity compared to the original. The quality of the animation is considered superior, but the character designs have been described as bland. Just like He-Man and the Masters of the Universe it has PSAs at the end of each episode. DVD releases BCI Eclipse LLC (under its Ink & Paint classic animation