The sword and sorcery adventures of a wandering adventurer who has the ability to communicate with animals.The sword and sorcery adventures of a wandering adventurer who has the ability to communicate with animals.The sword and sorcery adventures of a wandering adventurer who has the ability to communicate with animals.
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- TriviaThe characters of Curupira and Iara are almost faithfully based on beings from the Brazilian mythology. The Curupira is described as the merciless protector of animals and the jungle, famous for his backward feet and fiery hair. Iara is the seductive river mermaid or siren who lures men to their death with her singing. Both beings are also characters in Invisible City (2021).
- GoofsIn plenty of scenes throughout the series, a lot of times in a single episode, Ruh is clearly played by different tigers.
- ConnectionsFollows The Beastmaster (1982)
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A whole lot of fun!
Oh what fun this show was! First you have the incredibly *gorgeous* Daniel Goddard as Dar, the BeastMaster. The producers had the good sense to keep him wearing as little as possible. Even in the third season, when he dressed a little more "modestly", you could still see those stupendous biceps. Yummy! Then you have the gay subtext. This is most pronounced in Season Two, where the five most important male characters all seem to be gay archetypes: Dar (Gym-Boy), Tao (Nerd with a crush on Gym-Boy), Zad (Leather Daddy), Voden (Party Boy) and The Ancient One (All-Powerful, All-Knowing Old Auntie). Then you have the fact that it was actually fairly well-written and acted. Admittedly, Season Three was the weakest. The show would have been better had they not gone down that particular road, but, overall it was a lot of fun and most certainly not the worst way to spend an hour. Oh did I mention how gorgeous Daniel Goddard is? (*sigh*)
- rockhopper10r
- Oct 2, 2004
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