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3. Berbils
Leonard Starr
Reviewed by: Purrsia



Not bad, but not fabulotastic neither


In this episode, Lion-O and Snarf explore the countryside and promptly get captured by deceptively cute mechanical bears.
Meanwhile, Mumm-Ra cooks up a storm fit to stone a cat to death...only he didn't count on Panthro's new 'baby', the ThunderTank, to save the day. Panthro constructed the Tank from the wreckage of the original spacecraft.

Whilst this is going on, Lion-O and Snarf think they've had it, only to discover that the Berbils are quite friendly. They are introduced to the four yummy varieties of fruit the bears raise...Meatfruit, Breadfruit, Veggiefruit, and Candyfruit (Hah! I *knew* candy was a major food group!). Well, this turn of events cheezes Mummsie off so he sets out as a giant locust to destroy the Berbils' crop. Of course, he strikes out again.
The other ThunderCats meet the Berbils, who not only feed the felines a feast, but agree to help build Cats Lair.



Fave Quote:


Lion-O: "I think they're *called* Robear Berbils."

Snarf: "That's not what I've been calling them..."

Canon Facts of Note:


The Berbils aren't native to Third Earth either..they hail from the planet Robear.
Also, we see that Mumm-Ra can take alternate forms.

Canon Firsts:


This ep marks the first time Lion-O is told he can call the Sword to his hand.

New Sword Tricks:


Lion-O used the Sword to create a sheild before him. The Sword also flies our hero out of a volcano (?)


Other Resources:

* Dictionary of Terms
* Script
* Synopsis and Morals
* Toon Magazine
* Watch at Kids WB

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