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16.03.2006, 07:44 PKELL
This episode has a classic feel to it, as the plot seems like something out of an old comic book (heroes must storm the castle, save their friends, and destroy the weapon) Even Slithe's little death sentence for Tygra seems like something out of an old 60's comic. This is one of Slithe's best episodes. Nobody watching would question that he is the true leader of the Mutants. This plan of his seems liek something ona really grand scale, something The Mutants would not normally try without Mumm-Ra's help. This is also a great episode for Willa. She's the one that provides Lion-O with the tools ot win so it's good to see another female besides Cheetara come in to get physcially involved to save the day. This is the first of a few episodes to include Mutant soilders after The Mutants get thier ship back but oddly enough they rarely ever play a big role in the series.  

09.06.2006, 18:30 ~Ryan
When I first saw this episode as a kid, it terrified me. It didn't take much of a leap of imagination to see that the "Four Winds" would tear Tygra apart just like that dummy! Gave me nightmares like crazy.  
  
12.02.2007, 18:44 leppardra
Not a bad story. But sexism once again rears its head when Willa, following Tygra as he tight-rope walks on his whip, conveniently slips and nearly falls into the phosphorus mote so Tygra, sweet guy that he is, can grab her in time. Another "girls can't play in the boys' treehouse" lesson for kids. How forward-thinking can you NOT be?  

22.08.2007, 15:42 Cougar
Okay, it has to be said: Outside of Cheetara and Pumyra, the next gorgeous female on Third Earth is Willa. Wowee! Anyway, my favorite scene in this episode: Tygra tells Lion-O and Willa where the fireball launcher is, to which Lion-O yells: "CHARGE!!!" Next thing, Lion-O and Tygra double-team one of the jackals! Classic! 
  
15.11.2007, 13:59 Roddy Slyme
Another excellent offering from Mr. Overgard! "The Four Winds" contraption was brilliant, but terrifying. Awesome!!