In the 2011 version, yes.

They already made a comic book crossover. But if you're talking about an animated movie special, I would love to see that. Just don't let Kevin Smith direct it

@@chronoplex89 lol people really do hate him

Technically it's a cartoon with anime inspired character designs.

@@DreJr ok

It's been a long time. I don't remember, lol. I think it affected him in the non-Mummra form.

Netflix would ruin it with woke garbage like they did voltron and motu.

I was watching every new episode and it was SO MUCH BETTER than the '85 version... Sadly the toys werent hitting that same high quality and the show died.

essa versão era a melhor de todas merece uma continuação quem fez esse desenho realmente é um fã dos ThunderCats .

Me too. And ten years later no season 2 or film

That weakness made more sense given his nature as an undead creature of darkness than being freaked out by your own reflection in the original.

@@drixg555 no, no it didn’t. You could actually interpret the reflection weakness in a lot of different ways. It helped be part of the mystery element that made the original Mumm-Ra interesting. It was also a weakness that could easily be overcome since all he would have to do is avoid looking into reflective surfaces. And even after all that, he lost that weakness after the first season. This Mumm-Ra…well, he has bat wings, he’s weak to sunlight, he doesn’t live in a pyramid (since it’s just a spaceship), he doesn’t rest in a tomb (since it’s just the cockpit of a tank), he wasn’t a human and instead some random bat alien, and even the “Everliving” part of his name never really plays into effect in this series like it did in the original as we get no hints that he’s even undead, since he looks exactly the same in the present as he did in the flashback episodes. It really does feel like they just wanted to make a vampire alien and just slapped the Mumm-Ra name onto him out of obligation.

Technically no, but it was animated by a Japanese studio.

Apparently it and the original series are on Hulu. It looks anime-ish so you could probably try crunchy roll as well.

I didn't love it, but I know many people did and if you believe Wikipedia the ratings were good. Networks think in strange ways.

From what I've heard, it had to do with lacking toy sales. Really sucks too, because Next to the 2002 reboot of He-Man, this show was a friggin masterpiece.

​@@Elric_WinchesterI loved both shows. 😢

Toy sales.

He was.

I always found this mumm-ra more scarier than the old one cause he has a way better reason to hate the thundercat species and he once wiped an entire galaxy just to get the materials for his sword but that’s my opinion you guys have yours too

To be fair, it would be hard to top his original voice actor. He _made_ Mumm-Ra! :)

He really wasn't, his voice sucked compared to Earl Hammond's epic evil voice in the original and his ever-living form was very poorly designed, the original cartoons still looks scary and evil compared to this version. I liked this show but it had a lot of problems such as the voice castings of certain characters and plot holes.