He once took the form of King Arthur to acquire the legendary magic sword Excalibur, using it against the Sword of Omens. Among these are: Diamondfly (in the episode "Queen of Eight Legs"), Gregory Gregion ("All That Glitters"), Silky ("The Garden of Delights"), The Netherwitch ("The Astral Prison"), and Pumm-Ra (in the episode "Pumm-Ra"). He uses his magic to create disguises and deceive the ThunderCats on various occasions. In later episodes, while endowing Mumm-Ra with his powers, the statues of the Ancient Spirits of Evil come down from their perches, and extend their arms over him. Mumm-Ra is a master of deception, and will use whatever means necessary to fight against the forces of good. However, at the beginning of the second season, the Ancient Spirits of Evil overcome this shortcoming. Seemingly invincible in whatever form he chooses, Mumm-Ra appears to have a singular weakness: seeing his own hideous reflection neutralizes his ability to remain outside the Black Pyramid and forces him to withdraw there in his emaciated mummy form. He can also alter his physical form into a variety of alter-egos to deceive his enemies. He can summon the power to transform himself into a more vigorous, muscular form - Mumm-Ra, the Ever-Living - by reciting the incantation: "Ancient Spirits of Evil, transform this decayed form to Mumm-Ra, the Ever-Living!" While in this form, Mumm-Ra possesses fortification of his mystical might - casting spells, throwing energy bolts, etc. Residing within the Black Pyramid amid the ruins of what appears to be an ancient Egyptian civilization, Mumm-Ra exists in a decayed, weakened form that must return to a stone sarcophagus to replenish his energy. He is, in fact, a bound servant to the Ancient Spirits of Evil (represented by four anthropomorphic statues of a boar, crocodile, vulture, and ox) who provide him with power and virtual immortality to further his pursuit of spreading their dark influence throughout Third Earth. The demon sorcerer Mumm-Ra is the self-proclaimed "ever-living source of evil" on Third Earth, possessed of powers of sorcery and an ageless lifespan. Many centuries later, the planet miraculously started reforming and became New Thundera.During development of the show, while the creators were looking for various names for the main villain character, nothing sounded "evil" enough not until Haim Saban suggested to use Mummia Raa ( מומי רעה – "A Bad Mummy" in Hebrew). Most of the ThunderCats and many Thunderians managed to escape the planet before it exploded.
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It caused a series of cataclysmic events which eventually led to the destruction of Thundera.
Fortunately his evil plans were thwarted by Jaga, who cast the Sword of Plun-Darr in the deepest canyons of Thundera in order to seal it permanently and prevent any evil being from obtaining it.Īlas the power of the Sword was too great and could not be contained. Armed with the powerful Sword of Plun-Darr, this Mutant tried to steal the Treasure of Thundera. Among these Thunderians were the noble ThunderCats as well.įor many centuries, Thundera was at peace, however it was once invaded by Ratilla the terrible. They colonized the planet and built many structures and houses. They were peace-loving and hard-working people who possessed a great deal of knowledge about science, architecture, art, and magic as well. However, during the "Great Migration", many humanoid cat-like beings moved and settled there and thus became known as Thunderians. Initially, Thundera was an uninhabited planet. The planet also surrounded by more than one moon, though it is not clear how many exactly. There were twelve great seas on Thundera. Like Third Earth, the planet also had water bodies necessary for life. Its atmosphere was similar to that of Third Earth with sufficient oxygen to support life. It was located in a galaxy many light years away from Third Earth. Thundera was the original home planet of the ThunderCats. For the 2011 version of this location, see Thundera (2011).
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