Stonedar is the leader of the Rock People. The character appeared late in the 1980s Masters of the Universe toyline, and as such appears in relatively few stories, with little consistency. He is often accompanied by his young friend Rokkon.
On She-Ra: Princess of Power, Stonedar arrives on Etheria leading a scout team from the planet Geolon, and like all his people is dedicated to nonviolence. However, in most other stories he dwells on Eternia and willingly aids the He-Man in battle against the forces of evil.
According to the Masters of the Universe Annual 1989 Stonedar is a living rock creature and the leader of an alien race called the Comet People. Stonedar's world was a peaceful planet, free from hunger and wars until the Evil Horde arrived.
Hordak used an orbiting satellite known as an 'energy stealer' and lay siege to the Comet World, threatening to destroy the planet and all its inhabitants.
Unknown to Hordak, Stonedar and his people transformed themselves into living meteors and destroyed the evil satellite after transgressing the vacuum of space.
After repelling Hordak's attack Stonedar swore an oath to battle against the Evil Horde anywhere in the universe.
Comics[]
Stonedar does appear in at least five comics. He gets a mini comic and appears in issue 2 of Marvel's Star Comics series. He also appears in the mini comic that comes with the Mattel Creations Rokkon Origins figure.
Comic Appearances[]
Mini Comics[]
Star Comics[]
- Falling Stars - Star Comics - MOTU #2
- From Here to Eternia - Star Comics - MOTU #6
- Life Time - Star Comics - MOTU #12
UK Comics Egmont[]
- UK Comic #14, #15 and #19 (Mattel ad)
- UK Comic #18
- UK Comic #20
- UK Comic #22
- UK Comic #24
- UK Comic #35
- UK Comic #38 (pin-up)
- UK Comic #45
- UK Comic #67
- UK Comic #72
- Adventure Magazine #10
- Adventure Magazine #14
- Adventure Magazine #17
Comics Gallery[]
Masters of the Universe: Revolution[]
- Main Article: Stonedar (Revolution)
Stonedar appears in the beginning of the third episode More Things in Heaven and Eternia. Stonedar is brought before Hordak and challenges him to a fight. Instead of transforming into a rock ball, like the vintage Mattel action figure, Stonedar gets stone armor.
Stonedar has a cameo near the end of the 5th episode, The Scepter and the Sword, where he is surrounded by many other fallen heroes in Preternia.
Stonedar is voiced by Cam Clarke.
Stonedar Revolution Gallery[]
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (Netflix series)[]
According to The Art of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Stonedar was to be one of the new characters to appear in the 4th season, which appears to be cancelled at this time.