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Skeletor was revealed to have once been Keldor, a warlord who trained under Hordak. He gathered a small band of warriors to attack the Hall of Wisdom, where they encountered resistance from Captain Randor and his officers. Keldor engaged Randor in a duel, where he was ultimately disarmed. Not willing to accept defeat, Keldor produced a hidden vial of acid from within his armor and hurled it at Randor, who blocked the impact at the last moment, causing the acid to splash back into Keldor's face.
Evil-lyn was revealed to be the daughter of the powerful sorcerer, the Faceless One, who lived in isolation in the ruins of Zalesia as the guardian of a precious artefact called the Ram Stone. In her youth, Evil-lyn met Keldor, and forged an alliance with him, and the two were implied to share a romantic attraction. When he was gravely injured fighting Captain Randor at the Hall of Wisdom, Evil-Lyn helped the dying Keldor to Hordak's Sanctuary and witnessed his transformation into Skeletor. Evil-lyn was horrified by Keldor's transformation and realised he was not the same man she had once cared for, as he laughed maniacally upon seeing his skull-like visage.
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Beast Man was the henchman most often at Skeletor's side; he had the power to telepathically control most of the beasts and animals on Eternia. While he did possess a certain cunning, his talents were often unappreciated by Skeletor, who frequently made Beast Man the main object of his wrath; frequently blaming him when a scheme failed. Beast Man resented being bossed around by Skeletor, but lacked the courage to stand up to him. Over time, he became more bumbling and comedic.
