Viper’s Vice MOTU Origins Mini Comic Teases Fang-Or and Snake Goddess

The MOTU Origins mini comic Viper’s Vice has a tease of Fang-Or and the Snake Goddess, which will be amazing to see them in the line!

The latest mini comic that comes packed with MOTU Origins deluxe figures Dragon Blaster Skeletor and Snake Face, penned by joshuaskywriter, teases Fang-Or and Snake Goddess. Fang-or is rumored to be coming to the MOTU Origins line and it would be amazing to see the Snake Goddess.

Viper’s Vice Mini Comic

Fang-Or and the Snake Goddess make their appearance through the mini comic in various parts of the narrative. Fang-Or appears on the front cover while the Snake Goddess makes her appearance on several pages.

The way that Fang-Or is portrayed in the comic makes me think that they are setting him up to be an army builder as there is more than one of him. The Snake Goddess makes her debut in American media with her transformation from a snake into her human form.

The Snake Goddess is a Medusa’like figure that looks like Battle Ground Teela from the waist down. Fang-Or is illustrated with the longer fangs and you can also see him with two heads on page 3.

The Snake Goddess makes her final appearance in the last scene as a larger than life figure in the distance as you see King Hiss, Snake Face, Stinkor, Beast Man, and Dragon Blaster Skeletor running for the hills.

Fang-Or

Here are Fang-Or’s appearances in the mini comic and he is being portrayed as an army builder!

Fang-Or MOTU Classics

Fang-Or is a character from the Masters of the Universe franchise, specifically the Masters of the Universe Classics toyline. In the storyline of the Masters of the Universe, Fang-Or is a member of the Snake Men, a group of evil serpent-like creatures who were enemies of He-Man and his allies. Fang-Or was known for his ferociousness and loyalty to his leader, King Hiss.

He was depicted as a green snake-like creature with large fangs and came with a plethora of weapons and accessories, which included an odd assortment of tools like a wrench, hammer, and screwdriver.

His bio reads: A vicious Snake Man who could regrow his massive fangs after projecting them like knives in battle, Fang-Or first beheld the glory and power of technology in an early battle with the Horde Empire. On Eternia, he volunteered to assist the transformed Snake Man-At-Arms so he could learn how to build more advanced weaponry and vehicles like the Rattle Trap for the Viper Lord King Hssss. Quickly becoming a mechanical expert, Fang-Or was able to access the technology of Gwildor’s Cosmic Key, allowing him and several of the Snake Men to survive the Second Ultimate Battleground by journeying to Trolla where they became vassals of Lady Slither, another of the Unnamed One’s Viper Lords. Later, Fang-Or mobilized Lady Slither’s Snake Lair to help them escape capture on Trolla when He-Man defeated the Revenge Squad. After years adrift between dimensions, the Lair settled on Eternia where they set out to use sorcery and science to reverse the Spell of Separation and restore the Snake Men after the Unnamed One’s demise.

Snake Goddess

The Snake Goddess is an Eternian deity and watches over the Snake Men, whom she calls her “children”. She appears to be a spirit of a beautiful woman with snakes instead of hair like the mythological Medusa. She seems to be immortal because she names He-Man as “mortal”. After the Snake Men are defeated in one occasion, she vanishes but threatens He-Man with her return.

The Snake Goddess made her first appearance in a mini comic from the 1989 Italian magazine Il nero cristallo de potere. She has yet to appear in any American media, until now! She also has an unofficial bio as well as fan’s made up a back story for her.

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