Thats not the end. They still had to fight Set after this.

@@MazBringsby where can I find that

I was waiting 25 years

@@onefish1147 Dang, that's a long time.

​@@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886. Imagine those waiting for New seasons of A.T.O.M. and Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go, or any other cancelled show!

Ya damn right we did! They don't make em like they used to.

i am lucky to born in that time when there was the best cartoons

I wouldn’t exactly agree, the 90s and early 2000s had better stuff, the 80s was very hit or miss

@@ElazarYershovFilmsConan was a 90s cartoon

Cartoon?

I wish they’d release a Blu-ray of this or in 4K

Enigma's Books N More its on Tubi

Needs To Be On Netflix

So underrated, used to watch this abt 2 decades ago and loved it. How come we don't have a movie with this story line and characters.

@@gocpng4699 also watch this cartoon on kimcartoon 9cartoon and kisscartoon

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But he ran away

@@SefyZero the lizard was possessed by evil. Once it was gone he had no ill intentions

Croms teeth you are right friend! We must now rewatch the show!

There are actually quite a few cartoons where the main antagonist was defeated if not outright killed.

Realy he just kinda stood there and took it animators reused sceans too times change its nostalgia looks cool though

​@@benozzy003. Detailed doesn't automatically equal cool.

But screaming 'it's dinner time!!!!'

I was expecting to have Conan run off the screen for a few seconds, then to hear the sound of chopped meat and for Conan to walk back in with a satisfied look on his face

By crom get back here you lizard scum!!

In an even gaudier outfit

Now that you mention it, Wrath-Amon and Serpentor do look like twin brothers from different mothers.

@@redpyramid1914: *HOW IN SET'S NAME* are they twins if from different mothers?!?

@@redpyramid1914 Better idea, Wrath-Amon is an uglier version of Serpentor. One could say that the people of Cobra-La use the likeness of Wrath-Amon to create Serpentor.

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He wasn't human, he was humanoid. Big difference.

We are all human until our own snakes devour us. Greed,power, lust, envy, jealousy. We let these emotions control us, we become the evil ourselves. We all have to conquer our snakes within to ascend to our higher selves

Thank you wikipedia.

*_...um, THANKS_** for telling me what we just watched, **_...i guess?_*

You forgot one thing. He is voiced by the always awesome Scott McNeil🤠

where can I find the original storyline?

You know I've read the entire Robert E Howard Conan catalog and I'm pretty sure none of that happens in any of the short stories or novels.

Don't you *DARE* leave Double Dragon cartoon out!!!

Now for the money shot...

Yes, distract yourself from the fact that the main villains wears.......crocs?

Too bad they'll never put the last seasons out on DVD

@@orinanime They won't? Surprising, you can buy the whole sets of stuff like Thundercats or Dungeons & Dragons

@@ChildOfTheWilderness yup. But they released season 1 in volumes and it didn't sell well enough to warrant the last volumes.

Ain't that the truth. I remember both Sliders and Farscape ended with "To be continued" on the screen.

@@orinanime get it bootleg on sell.com

Garth Davis - Now that you’ve said it, he does sound just like Destro.

He also voiced Prince Zula on this series. ;)

I knew I heard him before

Arthur Burghardt never worked in this show: I'm not sure how the rumor originated, may be because he guest starred in the live action Conan from the 90's. You can clearly see he has no credit here, either. Scott McNeil voiced both Zula and Ram-Amon as well.

False*

Or a hot ninja chick if they were an evil businessman

TheEvilOyo like Lex Luther?

@@srstriker6420 i think xanatos had one too

TheEvilOyo he did?

Not just villains. There was always a similar character on the heros team as well.

I think they did as well as anyone could with the limitations and constraints they had.

I think he triumphed before the end. Like after he banished Set, the show continued a little bit and he saved Greywolf's family. And I don't know what happened after that.

Conan DID triumph in the very end, by reverting Wrath-Amon back to his original state and sending Set, the Stygian god, back to another dimension once and for all. All with a little help from his friends.

@@skeletorgames8641 Not much from what I remember. I think they had a large dinner to celebrate and mentioned they still had Mesmira to chase after so they could fully restore Greywolf's siblings. Of course when we did get a follow-up, it was "Conan and the Young Warriors", but still as they say, "The Adventure Continues".

Well, wrath Amon was voiced by Scott McNeil who did voice Buu in the Ocean dub of DBZ

I'm no expert but weren't the serpent men enemies of King Kull, not Conan? As far as I recal Conan didn't really meet the serpent men. And Set was a chaos god who wasn't really personaly involved into mortal affairs.

also back in thedays this show was made doing all that in a kids show would get them in trouble

Kull battled the Serpent Men. Conan never met them.

@@TheThejayman32 Just was just reading Wikipedia on the snakemen. Both Kull and Conan where responsible for the snakemen becoming extinct 8,000 years ago.

@@tmorri603 No. The Serpent Men appear only in the Kull story The Shadow Kingdom. Later stories indicate they interbred with real snakes and lost any semblance of humanity. Conan lived thousands of years after Kull and, despite facing various snakes, never fought the Serpent Men. That's straight from Howard's own work.

Now that you mention it, Wrath-Amon and Serpentor could be twin brothers from different mothers.

Pretty similar to Conan's classic rival, Thoth-amon. He had the Black Ring, lost it and was made a slave, then recovered it, ready for revenge.

Me too, my first watching of this series was right before my parents would take us to church.

Dr mindmender created serpentor

the guy who made him was the voice of destro lol

I know, I forgot this Villain.

I was going to say the same thing lol

And like Serpentor - they both are highly temperamental and overthrew their predecessors.

@@eDDyL666 That's Scott Mc Neil who voiced Raga-Mon. Arthur Burghardt voices Destro on G.I. Joe.

Yes

It's a metaphorical death.

@@GregXB3 That's not even a thing.

Yes it is. Tolkien refers to the fall of Sauron as a death... even though he didn't die so much as be reduced to a foul breath of malice.

@@GregXB3 Then it should be called the defeat of Wrath-amon. Or destruction is good.

Wrath-Amon actually reverts back to his sorcerer form if I remember correctly.

More useful, though. Repeatedly, even.

Needle no like big, dumb barbarian!!! 🔥

He's an entertaining and powerful head villain and McNeil is typically awesome voicing him. Some of his comedic interaction with Dregs is gold. Although I'm a bit mixed on the origin story he got here in Season 2: the fact his evil was infused through a spell and that he was originally a gila monster (meaning a less evolved lifeform than Dregs) kinda took away some interest from the character and any possibility to give him much dimension nor any great layers. I think Ram-Amon is the most intriguing character in some ways: being a human serving the Snake cult makes him more of an anomaly and it would have been cool to find more about his past. His constants shifts of alliance and subtler plots also make him more surprising.

@@GeorgeAddison87 From what I have seen the show had plans for another season, it just never materialized. Hence Ram-Amon escaping in the finale, it was meant to set up him as the new main villain.

@@dragonstormx That's what I think as well. The show left some loose ends, also considering Mesmira ran away with the remains of the Black Ring. I would've liked to see the developments of this, with possibly Windfang becoming a servant to one of them in order to have his humanity restored. Windfang and Skulkur disappearing before the finale was kinda strange, which makes me think the writers had plans to expand their storylines in a future series. Ram-Amon being Set's servant in the final climax, after WA's destruction, was also telling about how big he was supposed to get, methinks.

@dragonstormx Thoughts on Wrath-Amon? An okay design, but the snake-shoes were way too silly, in fact, 3:07 to 3:09 was when he looked his best to me. Speaking of, as best as I can tell, it was the Black Ring itself that allowed Wrath-Amon that (vaguely) human form, as shown by the last two instances when it was taken from him, and he really seemed to despise his Lizardman form, which IMHO gave Conan and Co extra ammunition to use against him, especially when they realised just what he was in 'Torrinon Returns'. To add, when you consider how he became Set's Chief Servant (namely overthrowing his predecessor who made him that skilled and cunning), that might explain why he had hardly any competent underlings. He couldn't take the risk of someone deposing him in the same manner he did. Hence the hopelessly useless Dregs, and unskilled Serpent-men. Appears to be capable of forming quite good plans, but, is less skilled when it comes to on-the-spot thinking/reacting, though even with that shortcoming, was able to score a win or two, most notably when he duped the Cimmerians and Vanir into warring with each other, and swiping all their Star-Metal in the process. And the Bad Future episode where he actually did succeed in killing Conan - though thanks to Time Travel, that outcome was prevented. While extremely loyal to Set, how much of that is genuine, and how much is his having little choice in the matter (mainly for the reason given above) I'm less sure about. He relies on Set, and his good graces to maintain his position, his power, his authority. Without that, what does he have? And consider that it was Conan who was (albeit accidentally) responsible for all this. His own trip back in time, to before Wrath-Amon's creation, creating a scene that compelled Ram-Amon to remake the Gila Monster Lizard into a Humanoid Lizardman, who in turn usurped his position within Set's Hierarchy, which over 200 years later would set in motion the chain of events that led to all this. You have to admit, he was a surprisingly complex and multi-layered Villain, especially given the target demographic.

No, this is Scott Mcneil. Not the OG Cobra Commander, but he may have voiced him later on.

I have something to say! It's better to burn out, than to fade away!!!

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