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THE BEST MOTU WEBSITES

There are loads of MOTU websites on the Internet. The list below shows a fairly broad range of sites. Not all these sites are updated frequently; in fact there are one or two that never get updated! However those I have selected are all worth a visit.

A brief guide to the content may be found alongside the link. You should be able to find out pretty much everything there is to know about the MOTU from these sites.

Lastly a request to webmasters - if your site is featured below and you don't currently have a link to Vaults, I'd appreciate being added to your links page. The address is http://www.vaultsofgrayskull.co.uk/. Similarly, if you have a MOTU website which deserves mention here, contact me and let me know.

He-Man Tales.com
Not only the best source of minicomic-inspired fan fiction on the web, but also home to an entire MOTU mythology created by Mirck Dyer. This is the site formerly known as Eternia Minor.

Tales Of Mineternia
T F Cooper is one of the leading MOTU fan fiction writers, and this is his excellent website. Visit Tales Of Mineternia to find one of the best story collections on the net. The black and white images are great too.

Hordak Alpha's Slime Pit
Read Hordak Alpha's MOTU tales on this site. Another writer with lots of imagination, and a particularly colourful webpage!

Grayskull Library
Another source of MOTU fan fiction, plus the Masters meet Dungeons & Dragons. Rules for role-players can be found here at Nick Alimonos' site.

Good Old Days
This site is no longer updated, although the content remains intact. This is the most complete and entertaining review of the minicomics which accompanied the original toys. All titles from all the series are here, with story summaries and observations.

Hordak.de
Andreas Luichtl's extensive MOTU site, representing one of the most detailed European sites. Presented in German with great images and information. Useful for details on the packs released outside the US.

The Teela Shrine
Part of this website is dedicated to the two Teelas - the goddess and the warrior. It's well worth a visit as there is a lot of information about the characters 'through the ages', with plenty of images of the ladies too.

The Hessianking's MOTU Page
The Grayskull Library section of this website has an extensive MOTU links page.

Mosquitor's He-Man Realm
Bundles of information on this site, and definitely one of the best. Well worth a look.

Duke Nostalgia
The MOTU section has some amusing essays on various topics. Lots of imagination has gone into subjects such as the DNA structure of the Rock People.

Super Toy Archive
A good place to look if you want information on prototypes, special offer packages and limited edition toys.

He-Man.org
The site to visit for all the latest news on the current toys and cartoons. Certain sections relating to the original toys are under construction at the time of writing.

MOTU Unbound
Linked to He-Man.org, this Italian website has some parts written in English, and is worth a visit as there is lots of interest.

Four Horsemen Studios
Lots of images of the new toys from the team who designed them. An excellent site (as you'd expect from artists and designers).

Mysteries of Greyskull
This site has an e-mail service to enable fans to keep up to date with all things MOTU.

CastleGrayskull.org
A popular site with lots of information on the cartoon series.

MOTU Rebirth
An impressive site that showcases the webmaster's own interpretation of the MOTU mythology.

Stratos' MOTU Page
Lots of information about the cartoons can be found here.

Blade's He-Man and She-Ra Webpage
Detailed site with lots of information on the characters of the MOTU universe.

Grayskull Archives
Ryan Foley's site is dedicated to the new cartoon. The content is extensive, well researched and presented.

He-Man Page
Fans of the original cartoon will find this site of interest as it has a lot of behind the scenes information on how the series was put together.

He-Man Tales.com	Not only the best source of minicomic-inspired fan fiction on the web, but also home to an entire MOTU mythology created by Mirck Dyer. This is the site formerly known as Eternia Minor.
Tales Of Mineternia	T F Cooper is one of the leading MOTU fan fiction writers, and this is his excellent website. Visit Tales Of Mineternia to find one of the best story collections on the net. The black and white images are great too.
Hordak Alpha's Slime Pit	Read Hordak Alpha's MOTU tales on this site. Another writer with lots of imagination, and a particularly colourful webpage!
Grayskull Library	Another source of MOTU fan fiction, plus the Masters meet Dungeons & Dragons. Rules for role-players can be found here at Nick Alimonos' site.
Good Old Days	This site is no longer updated, although the content remains intact. This is the most complete and entertaining review of the minicomics which accompanied the original toys. All titles from all the series are here, with story summaries and observations.
Hordak.de	Andreas Luichtl's extensive MOTU site, representing one of the most detailed European sites. Presented in German with great images and information. Useful for details on the packs released outside the US.
The Teela Shrine	Part of this website is dedicated to the two Teelas - the goddess and the warrior. It's well worth a visit as there is a lot of information about the characters 'through the ages', with plenty of images of the ladies too.
The Hessianking's MOTU Page	The Grayskull Library section of this website has an extensive MOTU links page.
Mosquitor's He-Man Realm	Bundles of information on this site, and definitely one of the best. Well worth a look.
Duke Nostalgia	The MOTU section has some amusing essays on various topics. Lots of imagination has gone into subjects such as the DNA structure of the Rock People.
Super Toy Archive	A good place to look if you want information on prototypes, special offer packages and limited edition toys.
He-Man.org	The site to visit for all the latest news on the current toys and cartoons. Certain sections relating to the original toys are under construction at the time of writing.
MOTU Unbound	Linked to He-Man.org, this Italian website has some parts written in English, and is worth a visit as there is lots of interest.
Four Horsemen Studios	Lots of images of the new toys from the team who designed them. An excellent site (as you'd expect from artists and designers).
Mysteries of Greyskull	This site has an e-mail service to enable fans to keep up to date with all things MOTU.
CastleGrayskull.org	A popular site with lots of information on the cartoon series.
MOTU Rebirth	An impressive site that showcases the webmaster's own interpretation of the MOTU mythology.
Stratos' MOTU Page	Lots of information about the cartoons can be found here.
Blade's He-Man and She-Ra Webpage	Detailed site with lots of information on the characters of the MOTU universe.
Grayskull Archives	Ryan Foley's site is dedicated to the new cartoon. The content is extensive, well researched and presented.
He-Man Page	Fans of the original cartoon will find this site of interest as it has a lot of behind the scenes information on how the series was put together.