Loo-Kee is a small Etherian creature who resembles a humanoid squirrel. He belongs to a race of beings known as Kon-Seals.
Character history[]
Filmation era[]
- Main article: Loo-Kee (Filmation)
Loo-Kee follows She-Ra and the other members of the Rebellion, while hidden behind trees, bushes and other objects. At the end of almost every episode, Loo-Kee emerges and asks the viewers if they had seen where he had been hiding. He then reveals to the viewers where he had been hiding and relates the moral of the story. Other than this, the character makes only two "full" appearances throughout the entire series. In Loo-Kee Lends a Hand, Light Hope reveals to Loo-Kee the true identities of Prince Adam and Princess Adora as He-Man and She-Ra.
Loo-Kee has the distinction of being one of only three characters not named in either series' opening credits (the others being Zodac and Broom) to know the true identities of He-Man and She-Ra.
Mattel Toys[]
- Loo-Kee was one of the last action figures released in the original Princess of Power toyline, and remains one of the most difficult to find items. To promote the toy, Loo-kee appeared in the last two PoP minicomics in which he played a similar role as on the TV series: hiding on one of the pages and revealing his hiding place as well as stating the moral on the final page.
Mini Comics[]
- Main article: Loo-Kee (PoP minicomics)
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power[]
- In the 2018 Netflix reboot series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Loo-Kee is mentioned in the episode Razz as a figment of Madame Razz's imagination. A likeness of Loo-Kee is also seen in the same episode. Loo-Kee makes various other brief cameos hidden in the background in five further episodes of the series (see list of appearances below).
Appearances[]
Princess of Power Minicomics[]
She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985)[]
Season One (1985)
- Duel at Devlan
- The Sea Hawk
- The Red Knight
- The Missing Ax
- The Prisoners of Beast Island
- The Peril of Whispering Woods
- The Laughing Dragon
- King Miro's Journey
- Friendship
- He Ain't Heavy
- Return of the Sea Hawk
- A Loss for Words
- Enchanted Castle
- Three Courageous Hearts
- The Stone in the Sword
- The Crystal Castle
- The Crown of Knowledge
- The Mines of Mondor
- Small Problems
- Book Burning
- The Eldritch Mist
- Bow's Farewell
- The Price of Freedom
- Play It Again, Bow
- The Reluctant Wizard
- Friends Are Where You Find Them
- A Talent for Trouble
- Troll's Dream
- Gateway to Trouble
- The Unicorn King
- The Anxious Apprentice
- Zoo Story
- Into the Dark Dimension
- Treasure of the First Ones
- Glimmer's Story
- Enemy with My Face
- Welcome Back, Kowl
- The Rock People
- Huntara
- Micah of Bright Moon
- The Price of Power
- Birds of a Feather
- For Want of a Horse
- Just Like Me
- My Friend, My Enemy
- The Wizard
- Unexpected Ally
- The Light of the Crystal
- Loo-Kee Lends a Hand (supporting role)
- Of Shadows and Skulls
- Jungle Fever
- Black Snow
- Anchors Aloft, Part 1
- Anchors Aloft, Part 2
- Darksmoke and Fire
- Magicats
- Flowers for Hordak
- Wild Child
- The Greatest Magic
Season Two (1986) 'One to Count On
- Return of the General
- Out of the Cocoon
- A Lesson in Love
- Something Old, Something New
- Loo-Kee's Sweety (supporting role)
- The Pearl
- The Time Transformer
- Above It All
- Day of the Flowers
- Brigis
- The Caregiver
- When Whispering Woods Last Bloomed
- Romeo and Glimmer
- The Perils of Peekablue
- Just the Way You Are
- The Locket
- Shera Makes a Promise
- Bow's Magical Gift
- Sweet Bee's Home
- Glimmer Come Home
- The Inspector
- Portrait of Doom
- Hordak's Power Play
- Shades of Orko
- Assault on the Hive
- The Bibbet Story
- Swifty's Baby
Movie/TV Special[]
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power[]
Season One (2018)
- Razz (likeness shown and mentioned)
- Princess Prom (seen in crowd wearing dress, possibly a version of Laa-See)
Season Three (2019)
- The Portal (Glimmer's plushie during flashback)
Season Four (2019)
- Boys' Night Out (among crowd in bar)
- Hero (in shape of leaves on a tree)
Season Five (2020)
- An Ill Wind (in footage of uprising, and in tapestry in Erelandia shop)
Behind the Scenes[]
- Loo-Kee was developed by Arthur Nadel, the executive vice predident of creative affairs at Filmation.
- Several different color schemes were suggested for Loo-Kee, ranging from pale pink to bright green skin.
- In early She-Ra: Princess of Power scripts, Look-Kee was often simply referred to as 'Watcher'.
- Loo-Kee did not appear in the first five episodes which make up The Secret of the Sword. The only other episode in which he does not appear is Horde Prime Takes a Holiday, in which He-Man and She-Ra present the moral with a cameo by Orko.
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