Anonymous asked:
Marlena upon crashing on eternia, immediately saw her opportunity to say “Take me to your leader” and did not expect the leader to be her type
I know this isn't how it happened in Filmation. But I'm declaring this canon.
Anonymous asked:
I think it'd be interesting if 2021/CGI Marlena was still alive and just left Randor for one reason or another. Though I'm not quite sure where she'd be on Eternia, unless they made her into an outright heartless villain, you'd think hearing that Adam was back would have made her show up... maybe she's on Etheria looking for Adora, lmao.
There was a fan theory floating around for a while that Marlena was Mosquitara. That after Adam was kidnapped, she left on a quest to get enough magical power to get her son back. But at some point along the way she lost sight of her goal and it became about just getting more and more power for power's sake.
It was an interesting fan theory and I honestly did like it for the drama, but I don't personally subscribe to it.
My personal headcanon until proven otherwise, is that after Adam was kidnaped, Marlena and Randor experienced extreme marital problems. Marlena was grieving her lost child and maybe some advisor from the court, or even Randor himself, was pressuring her to have another child so the monarchy would still have an heir. Marlena couldn't process her loss in such a high-pressure and toxic environment, so she gets back in her Rainbow Rocket and flies back to Earth. Marlena is still on Earth at the time the Core/CGI series takes place.
That's why Randor only ever says he "lost" her, not that she's dead.
What if Lyn was Adam's step sister? Like maybe Marlena was her mother.
I could go for that. In the portrait, Marlena seemed to have a very thin frame. She was seated so its hard to guess her body type, but I could believe that she's long like Lyn is. Adam and Lyn being step-siblings is definitely a twist nobody would expect!
The one thing that holds me back on this is that if she were Marlena's daughter and Adam's step-sister or half-sister, that means that Randor would also have a familial connection to her as her step-father. But Randor did not display any kind of familial feelings to her. Not concern over her safety, or disappointment over her betraying him and supporting Keldor's coup. I feel like for Lyn being Marlena's daughter to work, Randor would have to have some kind of feeling about her. Whether is be disappointment, sadness, or rage. But I don't even think Randor even spoke to her expect for "Kronis and Evelyn, I presume."
Also, how old would Marlena have to be to have a daughter Evelyn's age? I don't have my guidebook handy at the moment, but I think Lyn is supposed to be Keldor's age. Would Randor have gotten with a much older woman? Is that why Marlena is no longer around in the main time period of the show? Has she simply passed away from old age?
You've given me a lot to think about.
Great ask!
Been a while since I updated this one!
Skeletor gets ahold of the broken shards of the Ram Stone, all he needs is the blood of s descendant of Zalesia. But Evil-Lyn refuses to help him.
But there is one other person on Eternia who's descended from Zalesia... Evil-Lyn's son. The child she had with Keldor before he became Skeletor.
We're six chapters in now and STILL no one has told Malkyn who he is or why he's so important, and Malkyn is getting fed up with everyone around him keeping things from him.
actually updated the chapter last night, just posting the link now
Skeleteen arrives in Eternos and meets King Randor. But Skeleteen doesn't know that Skeletor is his father or that the King is his uncle, and Skeleteen can't figure out why these big fancy monarchs who've never heard of him before are being so nice. Its just weird!
Anonymous asked:
I had this fan-canon backstory for Roboto back in 2019 which connected not only Duncan but Marlene herself. The story is that Marlene original space mission was to fly to one of Jupiter's moon and deploy a new next-gen AI rover to examine the moon's surroundings. However the ship ended in Eternia and the damaged rover ended being a travelling companion to Marlene until she found Randor. Eventually she would ask Duncan to repair/upgrade the rover which ended it becoming Roboto.
Interesting. I like it.
I found these memes on my desktop and I vaguely remember making them, but I don't remember when or why...
Please uploading Queen Marlena screencaps from the new Masters of the Universe: Revelation.
Marlena doesn't really appear much in the leaked clip.
There are these shots of her in the Throne Room:
And she is given a speaking line. But she mostly appears out of focus and in the background, seen standing behind either her husband or her son.
I'm sure we'll get more of Marlena in the actual series. But for right now, this is all I've got.
That one part of the leaked scene from Revelations got me fucked up!
[spoiler under the cut]
New pages for the Masters of the Universe Revaltions prequel comic just dropped!
Apparently, King Randor can't sleep. Something is keeping him up at night. Something is stirring in the darkness. In the vastness of space.
emperorsfoot reblogged
Queen Marlena, 5 minutes after crashing on Eternia: Wow. Not a single person on this planet is both straight and cis, myself included. I’m staying.
Marlena writing in her diary: "...and then they made me their Queen."
MotU Headcanon:
One time, when Marlena was still new to Eternia, and was getting used to everyone and everyone was getting used to her, she told someone "live long and prosper" and did the Vulcan salute.
Marlena didn't think anything of it, she grew up on Earth surrounded by Star Trek and Star Trek pop-culture references. But they don't get Star Trek on Eternia and so now everyone things "live long and prosper" and the Vulcan salute is a standard salutation on Earth.
Now, for the rest of her life on Eternia, even well into her tenure as Queen, people still give her the Vulcan salute and wish her "live long and prosper". Even after Marlena passes on, Adam also gets a Vulcan salute every now and again. It's worked its way into Eternian pop-culture, but as an Earth gesture, not a media reference.