Two-Bad as seen in the Filmation animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
History[]
Two-Bad was one of Skeletor's later recruits. His twin heads constantly argued with one another, creating a bumbling indecisiveness which led to numerous mistakes.
Two Bad assisted Skeletor in a plan to kidnap Zagraz the comet keeper, and objected to Zagraz's assertion that he was Skeletor's "friend". Skeletor went on to explain that he knew he could trust a creature like Two-Bad because he hated and feared him[1].
Two-Bad later assisted Skeletor in an attempt to seize Man-At-Arms' latest invention, the Sky Spy. Piloting the Collector, Two Bad managed to seize the ship, but the Collector was damaged, prompting Skeletor to forcibly throw Two-Bad from the ship with a parachute[2].
Behind the Scenes[]
- In the Filmation series, Two-Bad was one of the few characters not to be designed symmetrically, the only other notable example being Trap Jaw. Characters were typically designed to be symmetrical so the animation cels could be easily flipped over and used in reverse, saving on production time and money. In the second season episode "Visitors From Earth", there is a brief animation error as Two-Bad's blue and purple sides are seen reversed.
Appearances[]
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983)[]
Season Two (1984-1985)
- Here, There, Skeletors Everywhere (cameo)
- Visitors from Earth
- Capture the Comet Keeper
- The Ancient Mirror of Avathar
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