Skeletor Defeats Hordak | Masters Of The Universe: Revolution Clip

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[JoeChianelli]

Mark Hamil and Keith David absolutely stole the show in this episode.

Hearing two of the GOATs absolutely tear it up to see who could out-villian the other was just an absolute delight. It's always cool to be able to root for Skeletor too. This whole thing is pure satisfaction.

[StareachValcin]

Skeletor and Hordak have always had a student-teacher dynamic that ultimately became a rivalry. Hordak may have been a greater threat, but he limited himself to only technology in order to combat magic. Skeletor won because he was able to use both magic and technology.

[florinaslan]

Skeletor proved once again why he is one of the greatest villains ever

[okamireader]

"I'd have have accepted Eternia with grace and gratitude. The Horde footprint would be cemented here in the center of the universe for all time! Instead, you betrayed my loyalty and tried to make me settle for scraps! What a disappointment you are..."

Skeletor was absolutely right; had Hordak given his acolyte the dues he was owed by his service to the Horde, his conquest of Eternia would have been all but assured, and both would have reigned supreme over Eternia then, and the Universe after

It truly is one of the biggest achilles' heels for big bads, to dismiss and deride their underlings whether it's justified or not. Treating their lessers with such disrespect, inconsideration, ingratitude, it always festers such rage, hatred, resentment, and malcontent that the underlings will seize the opportunity to shove the dagger in once the master's back is turned, especially at pivotal moments/critical stages, the turning points where victory would have been assured only for it to be swept right out from underneath the villain's feet.

[austinmorrison]

Just a reminder why Skeletor has gone down as one of history’s greatest villains

[ryanwhyte]

Starscream: I should've left you for scrap in deep space, Megatron.


Galvatron: My name

[gaiusdevil]

Ill be honest. You can thing about this show what ever you want but the last few episodes have a lot of "Come On. You Gotta Admit This Is Cool!"

[branislavanenadovic]

Hordak realised he should've been doing his own champion killing.

[angbandsbane]

"When I left you I was but a learner. But now **I** am the Master. Like my father before me."
Edit: "Only a master of evil, Skeletor."
"Well, yes! I literally have that on my business card."

[animanco]

I may not know the huge lore of he man but I always felt that Skeltor fighting and defeating Hordac was an unavoidable outcome

[adora_lovely]

2:35 i just love that skeletor briefly sees his father, king miro, in the face of hordak before he dies.

personally, i interpret this as keldor feels betrayed by his own father for sending him away from eternos as skeletor too feels betrayed by his mentor hordak for only ever using him as a pawn/tool in building his empire

in a sense, keldor feels he was banished TWICE, first by his blood father and by his master.

[nikkimahreeraines]

Having Keith David do the voice of Hordak was good!

[Serulik]

Hordak: "WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?!"

[JesusFreak]

Easily the best part of the entire series

[sifilore]

Hordac never understood magic. Worse case scenario is he does understand it, just as he does with technology, but favors the latter instead. Whereas Skeletor, He-Man, and Teela r all well balanced on the 2. Its a possibility.

[mustajaska]

poor hordak....even satan is terrified the power of skeletor

[heroldofvortos]

Man that fight alone is easily the biggest highlight for me in Revolution!!

[leonpetrichiutto]

This was very satisfying to watch. Long Live Skeletor, Long Live Mark

[WillRennar]

"Technology is only _half_ the battle"
SO _THAT'S_ WHAT G.I. JOE ALWAYS LEFT OUT!

[samthompson]

I know for a fact that had it not been for Luke this is how Vader and Sidious would have turned out