ghost warrior comments archive 11.01.2006, 22:36 Kevin Jaja died centuries ago on the ship. Grune died centuries ago too... He is a ghost! 17.01.2006, 16:40 PKELL This is easily one of the top ten best epsiodes of the series. Grune the Destroyer is probably the most menacing and interesting villian in the series outside of the regular crew of baddies. Him being an Evil Thundercat who feuded with Jaga the Wise makes him seem so important, almost up to a Mumm-Ra status. The fight between Jaga and Grune is awesome. Great dialogue from The Thundercats combined with the great music cues and the action made this fight one of the best put together scenes in the series. I also like this episode because we get to see that Jaga really was the Greatest Thundercat of them all. Jaga rarely ever does anything more than give Lion-O advice, and this was a great change of pace for him. Only nitpick: Shouldn't Grune have been weakened by his Thundrainium Club? I mean evil or not he is still a Thundarian native, and he did gain strength from Thundrillium. Grune handled the stuff with his bare hands! Awesome episode otherwise. 19.01.2006, 18:42 Pfisiar He truly is a bad ass villain and he should have been used more than he was. But I liked the message in this one better. "Better an honest enemy than a dishonest freind." 02.05.2006, 20:56 Shay Leona This was the very first episode I watched of Thundercats and I immediately fell in love with the show.It's one of my favorties.I also think they really should've used Grune more often. He was a great villain. He kinda scared me when I was little,with him haunting Cat's Lair, his evil deep voice and his appearance just looked scary to me.Jaga's infamous quote I think is one of the best quotes in this series. "Better than honest enemy than a false friend." So true Jaga, so true... 08.02.2007, 15:23 leppardra Wonderful, wonderful story! Of course, Jaga is older than Grune; the Thundera flashback shows that. I agree with PKell about Grune handling the Thundrainium, especially when you remember Lynx-O's comment in "ThunderCats, Ho" that Thundrainium weakens all Thunderians - and Grune is a Thunderian. The only other drawback is where Lion-O is summoning Jaga to fight Grune. Look closely at Lion-O face in that scene and you'll note he's suddenly cross-eyed! 15.03.2007, 13:10 leppardra I watched this episode twice yesterday and noted a very funny animation glitch in the scene where a group of Wolloes, Berbils, and Bolkins are at the Lair, telling Lion-O and Tygra about Grune the Destroyer's return. The group is watching Lion-O as he paces back and forth in front of them. But when he walks to the right, they look to the left, and when he walks to the left they look to the right! 17.04.2007, 12:28 Cougar I had a chance to watch this episode in its entirety... and I'm 27 years old! I remember when I was in Second Grade and I saw this episode, I kinda thought that Jaga wasn't gonna win this bout with Grune... until Lion-O commanded Jaga to "take my strength." At 27 years old, this episode teaches me a whole lot. First of all, Jaga was absolutely right when he said: "Bette an honest enemy than a false friend... you must tell which is which." I admire the fact that Jaga just up and let Grune take the Sword of Omens from him; it's like Jaga said in a later episode (in Season II): "All who achieve such power are ultimately destroyed." Jaga is truly the star in this show!