Spikor

This article is about the Masters of the Universe: Revelation character. You may be looking for the original character.

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Spikor
Untouchable master of evil combat
Homeworld	Eternia
Gender	Male
Hair color	purple
Affiliation	Evil Warriors
Abilities	Sharp spines covering entire body
Behind the scenes
Continuity	Present
Played by	Phil LaMarr

Spikor as he appears in Masters of the Universe: Revelation.

Biography

Skeletor used the Shaping Staff to make himself appear as Spikor, Faker to be an exact double of He-Man, Night Stalker to appear as Stridor and Evil-Lyn to pose as Clawful.

Riding "Stridor", the fake He-Man approached Castle Grayskull, leading "Clawful" and "Spikor" as bound prisoners in tow. When the Jaw Bridge openened and the Sorceress appeared, "Spikor" was the first of the company to adress her, throwing off the ropes that bound him and revealing the crutch that he had used to walk to be the shaping staff, before revealing his true self to be Skeletor. The Sorceress immediately fired off a bolt of magic in his direction, knocking the Staff out of Skeletor's hands and sending him flying.

Spikor was one of the Evil Warriors summoned to Castle Grayskull by Evil-Lyn after she had been appointed it's new Sorceress by Skelegod. The meeting came to an abrupt end when Skelegod burst into the castle and grabbed Sorceress Lyn by the throat.

When Teela and Andra secretly entered Castle Grayskull through it's dungeons, Spikor attacked them by shooting spikes from his mechanical arm in rapid succession. Andra countered his projectiles by shooting her Electro-Glove at him, allowing Teela to escape. Teela used the grappling hook gun part of her bo staff to escape from Webstor, and surprised Spikor by swinging at him, feet first, knocking him into a wall. Disorientated, Spikor tripped backwards over Teela's extended Bo Staff and fell into the water that ran through the dungeons.

Trivia

• Even though Spikor technically does not appear in the first episode of Masters of the Universe: Revelation, an action figure based on his appearance in this sequence was announced to be included in the second wave of the "Masterverse" toy line the day after the show premiered on Netflix.
• Phil LaMarr is credited for voicing Spikor in the episode Hope, for a Destination, but Spikor has no actual lines, he only grunts and groans.

Dark Horse prequel comic

• Masters of the Universe: Revelation No.4 (Dark Horse Comics)

Netflix series

• The Power of Grayskull (actually Skeletor in disguise)
• Reason and Blood (none-speaking role)
• Hope, for a Destination