Prime from destroying the universe with it, she erases his soul once and for all, therefore, freeing Hordak from his control, and he happily reunites with Entrapta. Masters of the Universe: Revelation (2021) Hordak's face can be briefly seen in the very last scene of the first season, as the red emblem appearing on Motherboard's head as she (apparently) manage to enslave Skeletor. He Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021) Hordak appears briefly at the end of the third season finale, "The End of the Beginning", voiced by Kevin Conroy in his final voice acting role. After initially appearing as Evil-Lyn's bat spirit, Horakoth, he saves her from the Grayskull-Havoc-empowered Skeletor's omnicidal rampage. After Skeletor's defeat, Hordak drops Evil-Lyn to safety in a desolate crater, revealing his true form to her, causing the sky to turn blood red. When asked what he wants, Hordak explains that he wants her as a herald to announce the Horde's oncoming arrival. Upon being told that she's no one's servant, Hordak assures her that she's his equal, as well as his daughter. Toys In the Masters of the Universe toy line Hordak and his Evil Horde were incorporated into Mattel's Masters of the Universe toy line in 1985, to reinvigorate the line by introducing a new group of villains as adversaries to both He-Man and Skeletor. Hordak was introduced in the minicomic "Hordak: The Ruthless Leader's Revenge!", which came packaged with his action figure, in which he returns from the dimension in which he was imprisoned to wreak vengeance on Skeletor, while also making his own attempts to destroy He-Man and conquer Castle Grayskull. His character is presented as a sorcerer who has now turned his attention mainly to science, and uses a combination of magic and science, but mainly the latter, in his attempts on Eternia. He was apparently involved in events in Eternia's past such as the building of The Three Towers, which is alluded to in some of the mini-comics that came packaged with the action figures. A second version of the character, 1986's Hurricane Hordak, with vac-metalized gold armor and an arsenal of spinning weapons, was released as a counterpart to the Flying Fists He-Man and Terror Claws Skeletor figures of the same year. The third action figure of the character, Buzz-Saw Hordak, has become a very rare and sought-after collector's item. This toy's rare existence can be