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8. Tower of Traps
Leonard Starr
Reviewed by: Purrsia



Great Holy Jaga! This 'sode rawks!!


The Thunderkittens are making a map of the surrounding area for Tygra when they come upon a kinda dilapidated tower. Before they can investigate, a Wollo (a first appearance by this tribe of 3rd Earthling) is robbed by some stony looking fellows. Kit and Kat follow the robbers to the old tower and Kat promptly comes up missing.

Lion-O, of course, sees a stressed out Kit through the eye of the Sword and rushes to help. He and Kit end up going through all sorts of booby traps to reach Kat at the top of the Tower. Once Kat is rescued, they realize the infamous Robber Baron Karnor had been dead for quite sometime, but left some magically animated gargoyles to continue to steal for him. Oh, and the Wollo gets back  the wedding present for his daughter that was stolen from him.



Fave Quote:


"You said a mouthful, gruesome." --Lion-O, to a beastie within the Baron's tower, after promptly shoving a shield in its mouth. This quote reminds me of a line in Looney tunes where Bugs says "ok, tall green and gruesome...." heehee


New Sword Trick:


The Sword was used as a pole vault to get Lion-O and Kit up a funky flight of stairs.


Fave Moment:


The swimming scene where Lion-O is damn near naked, heh heh. And for that reason alone, I'm giving the ep 5 insignias....Jaga bless Leonard Starr! Whooo-hoooo! (Not showing a bit of Lion-O bias, am I? heehee).

Other Resources:

* Dictionary of Terms
* Synopsis and Morals
* Toon Magazine
* Episode Video Clips
* Watch at Kids WB

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