She-Ra Princess of Power: The Evil Horde
Lou Schiemer and George DiCenzo voice:
Dylamug
First seen in the episode " Duel at Devlan "

Image taken from the episode " Shades Of Orko "

Dylamug is a vicious Horde cyborg.

Believe it or not, the rarity that is Dylamug was the first villain to appear in the She-Ra series, if the parts of The Sword Of She-Ra are discounted. Leading a band of Horde Troopers to collect taxes and the like from a village, [06] it was almost as if he is part of some sort of Robot-hierarchy. However, the series soon cast a blind eye at Dylamug and his two further appearances would be brief at best.
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This premier for the character also established him as a malevolent, heartless villain, almost on a par with Hordak in his early appearances. Although his attempt to 'pie' a young girl backfired, the intention was still there - so he seemed not to care who his victims were, as long as they ended up bowing to the Horde. Later in the episode, his voice was altered slightly by Lou Scheimer, so he sounded just like another one of Hordak's Troopers. His third speaking-part not only provided him with a different voice, but also a comepletely changed character. In late Season Two, he was shown teaming up with Grizzlor to capture Orko's shadow which escaped and was running loose at Horror Hall. Dylamug showed a particular amount of fear of Shadow Weaver, like some of the other Horde henchmen, and was also portrayed as a dunce, like Leech. However, this appearance does do something positive for him - when being told of one of Grizzlor's fates as a result of failing at the hands of Shadow Weaver, the writer at least recognises him as not being one of the regular cast of villains, judging by his reaction. [ 90 ]

Dylamug dictates the day's events to some angry villagers
Click here to listen to the voice provided for Dylamug's first speaking-part by Lou Scheimer

Dylamug (first voice) approaches a man (second voice) searching for his daughter. (The third voice is that of a random Horde Trooper.)
Click here to listen to the voice provided for Dylamug's second speaking-part by Lou Scheimer

Dylamug (first voice) reckons a bigger group would be more successful in finding Orko's shadow when talking to Grizzlor (second voice)
Click here to listen to the voice provided for Dylamug's third speaking-part by George Dicenzo

His powers seemed pretty sparse. Expressed in but one episode, Dylamug was granted the ability to shoot laser-beams from the oversized Horde symbol on his forehead, powerful enough to stun She-Ra. [ 06 ] So, whilst being sparse and therefore easily forgettable, the power of Dylamug was by no means unimpressive.

The final piece of information from this incredibly undeveloped and unexplored character is fairly simple - which character can be noted for his/her uncannily creepy smile? The answer: Dylamug, and Dylamug alone.

She-Ra Princess of Power: The Evil Horde : Cartoon Appearances
Dylamug

Season One

Duel at Devlan
Total: 01/65

Season Two

The Inspector
Shades Of Orko
Total: 02/28

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