is still a childlike dimension to his character, made most evident in the episode "Night of the Shadow Beasts", which reveals he is afraid of the dark. Perhaps his most significant episode of the modern-day series is "Siren's Song", in which he falls under a mesmerising spell by Evil-Lyn, which results in him coming under suspicion of being a traitor to the Masters. Unaware of the crime he has committed under a trance state, Ram Man is shown as excitable and overly-defensive as the Masters try to identify the traitor in their ranks. One big difference from the Filmation series is that, in the 2002 series, Ram Man doesn't have springy legs that make him bounce, so he just walks and runs like a normal person. Popular culture In 2011, BBC Online reported that performer Jamie Moakes was trying to create "a new commodity, one to replace gold, silver and copper", by buying as many Ram Man figures as possible. Reception Ram Man was voted No.9 in The 10 Most Unfortunate Masters Of The Universe Toys by Io9. Ram Man was voted No.12 in The 12 Coolest Masters of the Universe Action Features by Topless Robot. Ram Man was voted by Mania.com as the fourth most Crazy Masters of the Universe Figures. CBR voted Ram Man 14th worst He-Man toy. References Fictional characters introduced in 1985 Masters of the Universe Heroic Warriors Fictional soldiers Male characters in animated series