him back from being a reasonably mediocre wizard. Since 2018, the film has seen many delays and changes with cast and scripts along with the release date pushed back many times. As of July 2021, production on the film has yet to begin and currently appears to be on hold. Other Trollans Other members of Orko's race who have appeared in the Masters of the Universe shows include: Dree Elle - Orko's girlfriend, who appears in the episodes "Dawn of Dragoon", "Dree Elle's Return", "Trouble in Trolla" and "The Bitter Rose" as well as the She-Ra: Princess of Power episode "The Greatest Magic"; Yuckers - Dree Elle's prank-playing younger brother from "Dree Elle's Return"; Uncle Montork - Orko's uncle, from the episodes "Orko's Favorite Uncle", "The Return of Orko's Uncle" and "Trouble in Trolla" as well as the She-Ra episode "The Greatest Magic"; Snoob - misguided Trollan wizard who appears in the episode "Trouble in Trolla"; Prankster/Wakrapanike - a member of a race of Trollans who excels in practical jokes, who appears in the episode "Trouble's Middle Name"; the only Trollan not to conceal his face; Squonge - Orko's friend from the episode "Orko's New Friend", identical to Orko aside from wearing a pilot helmet, known for concocting tall tales; Doctor Zoog - an evil Trollan scientist who believes that Trolla should be run by machines, not magic. He appears in the She-Ra: Princess of Power episode "The Greatest Magic"; The Oracle - all-knowing oracle from the episode "The Power of Grayskull" of the 2002 series; resided on Ancient Eternia in a flashback sequence. The Oracle is the only other Trollan besides Orko to appear in the modern series; Reception The character is a well known and loved character by fans of the original show. In Brazil, the character is universally recognized and loved by adults and children, even today. Even people who haven't seen the show will still recognize Orko, (or Gorpo, as he is known in Brazilian dubbing) from other media, like illustrations and mainly memes on the internet. The showrunner Kevin Smith initially said that when he sat down with the writers, he saw no other way to redeem the character, who he considered "the weakest link" and "no one liked" except through death. This decision generated mostly negative criticism from fans. While critics praised the decision saying it brought depth to the character in an arc